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Nedusa 07-03-2015 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster (Post 7631047)
:clap1::clap1::clap1: Post of the week. :laugh:

You're very kind Kirk but to be honest there have been a lot of really good posts this week....

MTVN 07-03-2015 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster (Post 7630383)
I'm also a big fan of his but once nearly gave him a heart attack :laugh: 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 :blush:) 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 :laugh:) 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.

Haha thats brilliant, classic Neil the old dog having a good young bird on his arm

MTVN 12-03-2015 10:55 PM

Neil has just said on This Week that Amnesty International have resolved to have nothing more to do with CAGE citing the director's interview on there last week as one of the reason, another victim of the Andrew Neil grilling

lostalex 12-03-2015 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 7630361)

it's amazing how much air time they get in the UK, these "hate preachers" are part of a bigger system. How much air time did the british press give that hook man that is now in jail in the US, and the UK authorities do nothing about them.

Nedusa 13-03-2015 05:12 AM

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Originally Posted by lostalex (Post 7637712)
it's amazing how much air time they get in the UK, these "hate preachers" are part of a bigger system. How much air time did the british press give that hook man that is now in jail in the US, and the UK authorities do nothing about them.

I totally agree, as a Christian Country we fail miserably to uphold our faith and police other faiths that take up residence in this country. The spectacle of watching a vicious hate preacher spew forth vile ramblings about how this country and others in the west are basically Satan is embarrassing to watch.

That this piece of crap was allowed to continue to do this for years and received police protection is a shameful indictment of this Country and a complete betrayal of our duty to protect our Christian heritage.

It finally took the American authorities to act and extradite this man to the states where justice was finally served.

But why do we allow people like that to flaunt their hate filled speech in our faces ? Freedom of speech perhaps , well yes this man does have a right to speak his mind but I also have a right not to have to be subjected in public by such vitriol.

Surely people like this need to be on a proper stage one that comes with a tight noose and a small trapdoor .

Time to get tough with these traitors.

Northern Monkey 13-03-2015 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by lostalex (Post 7637712)
it's amazing how much air time they get in the UK, these "hate preachers" are part of a bigger system. How much air time did the british press give that hook man that is now in jail in the US, and the UK authorities do nothing about them.

I know!It's a joke.

MTVN 13-03-2015 07:56 AM

As I said above though this interview was part of the reasons Amnesty International have had all ties with CAGE, sometimes exposing them for what they are on national tv can be worthwhile and better then allowing them to parade as a charity and go unchallenged

Kizzy 13-03-2015 01:28 PM

I can see why, the initial portion of the piece you could relate and identify that Muslim youth may, as vocalised on question time last night feel conflicted.
That said the continuation that jihad have any place in the UK is not I would have said acceptable, it seems to infer a two tier justice system for Muslim and non Muslim or that the whole system be overhauled to incorporate it.

Kizzy 16-03-2015 11:00 AM

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...-13-2-volume-2

18:20


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