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“Islamist Forum Member Suggests Using WikiMapia to Expose Locations of U.S., NATO Bases”
SNIPPET: “On July 1, 2008, a member of the Islamist Al-Ikhlas forum calling himself “Ozooo” posted a message in which he suggested using WikiMapia to expose “Crusader and Apostate” military bases in the Middle East.”
Posted at : 2008-07-03
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Ding, Dong.....Booonnnng. We have a STUCK ON STUPID award winner today.
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2040442/posts
Sharia law ‘could have role in UK’
The Press Association ^ | 07/03/08 | Staff
Posted on July 3, 2008 2:43:58 PM PDT by forkinsocket
Sharia law could play a role in some parts of the legal system, the most senior judge in England and Wales has said.
The Lord Chief Justice, Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, emphatically ruled out the possibility of sharia courts sitting in this country or deciding penalties.
But in a speech at the East London Muslim Centre in Whitechapel he said there was no reason why sharia principles could not be used in “mediation or other forms of alternative dispute resolution”.
Sharia - a set of principles governing the way that many Muslims believe one should live one’s life - suffered from “widespread misunderstanding” by the rest of the world, he added.
Lord Phillips said: “There is no reason why sharia principles, or any other religious code, should not be the basis for mediation or other forms of alternative dispute resolution.
“It must be recognised, however, that any sanctions for a failure to comply with the agreed terms of mediation would be drawn from the laws of England and Wales.”
The Lord Chief Justice told his audience that severe physical punishments such as flogging, stoning and the cutting off of hands would not be acceptable.
(Excerpt) Read more at uk.news.yahoo.com ...
