Posted on 09/09/2015 9:01:23 AM PDT by MarvinStinson
A 30 year old man in Australia escaped jail time for stuffing ham in Muslim’s shoes as they prayed at a mosque.
The offender, Jamie Knowlson also draped ham over the fencing around the establishment. He was charged with religiously aggravated assault and he plead guilty. He was facing up to two years in prison.
Look at the atrocities their people commit and get away with it, but let’s put that to the side and give someone two years in prison for ham.
The West Australia reported:
“He pleaded guilty to causing racially or religiously aggravated harassment and could have been jailed for up to two years, but walked free from Bristol Crown Court with a suspended six-month prison sentence because he had returned to the mosque to apologize for his actions.”
During sentencing, Judge Carol Hagen told Knowlson that it was “difficult to imagine a more offensive incident”.
“Not only the fixing of meat to railings but aggravated, in my view, that members of the mosque were inside praying at the time,” she said.
“Knowlson was handed a six-month suspended sentence and 150 hours of unpaid work.
“A second man is due to stand trial in connection with the incident later this month.”
The prosecution said it was premeditated and one of the most offensive things they’ve seen.
Really now? I’ve seen many more offensive things come from the Muslim community. I guess throwing acid on their women or marrying children can be looked over, but putting pork products in their shoes is unforgivable. Political correctness at its finest and coming to a neighborhood near you.
Editors note: LMAO! Give this man a cigar…
Well, now.
There's mohammedans raping people.
There's mohammedans chopping peoples' heads off.
There's mohammedans burning people to death.
There's mohammedans shooting people to death in soccer stadiums.
There's mohammedans detonating bombs in crowded public places.
Just for starters.
How does Judge Carol Hagen reckon these stack up, in sheer offensiveness, to putting ham on a fence?
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