Reform

[Common Sense Club]

Without seeing the job description who knows? Whether it’s merely hopeful only time will tell but educating people is never a waste of time.

Totally agree, providing all the facts are taught and not those that only educate to a specific conclusion.

 

[georgenorman]

So is football breaking the trade descriptions act? (I see Dan beat me to it!)

What is dished up in some matches surely does.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

Acceptance of them is voluntary, not obligatory.

So if Palace don't accept a goal has been conceded when the law says it has we can win every game.

 

[ASCPFC]

So if Palace don't accept a goal has been conceded when the law says it has we can win every game.

That's happened to us twice, but the other way round.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

That's happened to us twice, but the other way round.

The Allen-Sears amendment.

 

[cryrst]

Without seeing the job description who knows? Whether it’s merely hopeful only time will tell but educating people is never a waste of time.

In the book they live by one man is two women. That’s all you need to see alongside the abortion of female babies at a much higher rate than males. Don’t let any of these facts sway your thinking about legality though !

 

[Spindle]

All this proves is that Rupert Lowe has no idea what he is talking about.

Shariah law is not the law.

At the moment


You're a boiling frog.

 

[Spindle]

Without seeing the job description who knows? Whether it’s merely hopeful only time will tell but educating people is never a waste of time.

Fingers in ears. You're unbelievable, you should be condemning this, it makes you look a fool.

Advert for Sharia Law court job posted on government site sparks outrage as MPs warn of 'parallel legal system'

A job advert for a role in a sharia court posted on a government website has caused major controversy, with critics saying it promotes a separate Islamic legal system in the UK.

www.lbc.co.uk

.....a role in a sharia court...... the requirements reportedly include a degree in sharia law and experience in sharia courts in Muslim countries.

 

[Spindle]

Farage has been outlining some policies. DEI hiring GONE, what a vote winner

 

[Stirlingsays]

For me ultimately Reform's rehash of Thatcherism isn't really going to cut it. I mean I'll vote for them as the least worst option but man....it doesn't really fix anything as at the fundamental level it can't...and they won't really try.

As a notable someone in the DR says, 'even if all of the economic arguments for immigration were valid (which they aren't), I'd rather we were just poor than live with this'.

Yeah on the right we are closer but.....that's the difference between a real social conservative and a Thatcherite.