[arista]

[Jihadi John apologist who said killer
was a 'beautiful man' sparks new
outrage after refusing to condemn
stoning of women ]

[Cage director Asim Qureshi was quizzed about extremist positions
Refused to condemn genital mutilation, domestic violence and stoning
Last week he defended the Mohammed Emwazi known as Jihadi John]


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3TeZA1pep


I watch "This Week" he seemed OK
except his view on women


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[Livia]

I don't know why he's been given a platform to air his archaic views.

[Kizzy]

It's a bit of a garbled interview, but the cultural and religious norms are being deliberately misunderstood... I think the questions could've been better, it was an opportunity missed to pin him down.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

I don't know why he's been given a platform to air his archaic views.

Thats all we have
a mate of the Evil dead man walking

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

It's a bit of a garbled interview, but the cultural and religious norms are being deliberately misunderstood... I think the questions could've been better, it was an opportunity missed to pin him down.

Wrong Show
Comfy bubbly " this week "

[Mystic Mock]

He sounds like a dick tbh.

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Livia

I don't know why he's been given a platform to air his archaic views.

I posted about this when it happened last night but Neil absolutely destroyed him, I think it was fair enough having him on there considering he had been allowed to ramble on earlier in the week without being challenged, it was good that Neil exposed him for what he is

[the truth]

is it stoning for adulterous men too?

[Livia]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I posted about this when it happened last night but Neil absolutely destroyed him, I think it was fair enough having him on there considering he had been allowed to ramble on earlier in the week without being challenged, it was good that Neil exposed him for what he is

I've got to say I'm a big fan of Andrew Neil. Didn't actually watch the interview... going to now though.

[Nedusa]

Wish we could all stone him....

[JoshBB]

Originally Posted by Nedusa

Wish we could all stone him....

no, capital punishment is never justified.

but seriously this man isn't helping his own cause

[smudgie]

Perhaps a littlE taster of what it feels like might change his mind..if not then give him a bigger go until he does.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Youtube video

[JoshBB]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Perhaps a littlE taster of what it feels like might change his mind..if not then give him a bigger go until he does.

no. we can't argue against stoning and them subject someone to it to prove our point, highly contradicting.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

I'm also a big fan of his but once nearly gave him a heart attack It was during the Labour Party Conference of - I think - 1986 and I was in Blackpool on business. It was night and I was out socialising with some associates when I spotted Andrew sitting in a Chinese Takeaway with a very, very attractive blonde woman some years younger than him and they were obviously waiting for a takeaway. I walked in and said; "Andrew Neil..." and he went white...(I was young and especially powerfully built back then ) but he quickly thawed when I continued; "I'm a massive fan of yours. Hope you don't mind me cutting in on you like this, just wanted to say keep giving those nice politicians a grilling" (or words to that effect ) He and her both broke into huge smiles and he held out his hand and thanked me as I shook it.

He actually engaged me in political chat for about 5 minutes and seemed genuinely interested in my views.

He seemed like a thoroughly decent guy.

That's nice when you meet someone you admire and they turn out to be nice and not an arse, despite the fact you had him worried there for a minute...

Originally Posted by JoshBB

no. we can't argue against stoning and them subject someone to it to prove our point, highly contradicting.

I agree. Don't stone him. Walk him out of the back of a prison, shoot him in the back of the head and push him into a hole. Done. And yes, I would happily do the job.

[Kizzy]

Having seen the full interview and not just the snippet in the op Maybe he has a point with regard to how those identified initially are handled?
If they are British young men and women then to be automatically thought of as an enemy could be the wrong approach.
Creating a disconnect like this without fully understanding is dangerous and could really impact on community cohesion.

[Livia]

Oh yeah, I'm sure he's right about it being MI5's fault... he's so right on so many other things isn't he... you know, stoning women, FGM, domestic violence... He's a real prince.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Livia

Oh yeah, I'm sure he's right about it being MI5's fault... he's so right on so many other things isn't he... you know, stoning women, FGM, domestic violence... He's a real prince.

I didn't say that did I?.... Don't put words in my mouth.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

I didn't say that did I?.... Don't put words in my mouth.

You said "he has a point". No, he does not.

Please don't follow me around and comment on my every post today, it's flattering but tireasome.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Livia

You said "he has a point". No, he does not.

Please don't follow me around and comment on my every post today, it's flattering but tireasome.

Not on all he said I didn't.

You quoted me remember?

[Kizzy]

'The families of three London schoolgirls feared to have fled to Syria to become jihadi brides have accused the Metropolitan Police of failing to pass on a crucial letter.

They say a letter from the force requesting to interview the girls in relation to a classmate who ran away to Syria last year should have been handed directly to the families.

However, the letters were hidden by the girls in their school textbooks and their families never saw them.

Shamima Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and 15-year-old Amira Abase, who attended Bethnal Green Academy in east London, sparked a police hunt after they flew to Istanbul from Gatwick Airport last month. They are now believed to be in Syria.

Abase Hussein, the father of Amira, insisted that if he had seen the police letter he would have talked his daughter out of leaving and taken away her passport'

http://news.sky.com/story/1440349/mi...ce-over-letter

[jennyjuniper]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

'The families of three London schoolgirls feared to have fled to Syria to become jihadi brides have accused the Metropolitan Police of failing to pass on a crucial letter.

They say a letter from the force requesting to interview the girls in relation to a classmate who ran away to Syria last year should have been handed directly to the families.

However, the letters were hidden by the girls in their school textbooks and their families never saw them.

Shamima Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and 15-year-old Amira Abase, who attended Bethnal Green Academy in east London, sparked a police hunt after they flew to Istanbul from Gatwick Airport last month. They are now believed to be in Syria.

Abase Hussein, the father of Amira, insisted that if he had seen the police letter he would have talked his daughter out of leaving and taken away her passport'

http://news.sky.com/story/1440349/mi...ce-over-letter

This is utter rubbish. Any parent of a muslim teenager would keep their sons and daughters passports safely locked up. They, more than anyone should be aware that their sons and daughters may be in danger of being radicalised. As daughters are usually so protected anyway, what reason would a teenage girl have for carrying her passport on her person anyway..

[Kizzy]

As stated in the article is they had been made aware there had been others targeted by extremists then they could have been better prepared.
To just presume ALL Muslim teens are a risk is rubbish.

[Nedusa]

No.... I've read all the posts today and I say we should still stone him.... And we should use extra large jagged rocks...

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by jennyjuniper

This is utter rubbish. Any parent of a muslim teenager would keep their sons and daughters passports safely locked up. They, more than anyone should be aware that their sons and daughters may be in danger of being radicalised. As daughters are usually so protected anyway, what reason would a teenage girl have for carrying her passport on her person anyway..

Most people don't keep their children's passports locked up in a safe. My teenage daughter doesn't carry her passport around with her but she knows which drawer it's in in my bedroom