@BBCBreaking UK police investigating James Foley video say "viewing, downloading or disseminating" it may be a terror offence http://bbc.in/1odnYk4
Ignorant etc. wrote: » Not at all. I don't know of a single Jewish school in the UK that is an academy. The vast majority of UK faith schools, at least non-Islamic ones, are state-run which means they have to follow a prescribed curriculum and are subject to inspections by Ofsted, Estyn etc. To be honest, throwing the bit in about "especially Jewish schools" without backing up your statement with evidence smells of anti-semitism.
Sierra Oscar wrote: » https://twitter.com/BBCBreaking/status/502100046729723905
unseenfootage wrote: » Don't you think that Britain should just strip those "angry Muslims" of their passports and let them leave the country?
Sierra Oscar wrote: » Surprised to see the UK police authorities make this statement. It is not as if this is the first beheading video that ISIS has released, there must be a few hundred by now. Were they asleep until now?https://twitter.com/BBCBreaking/status/502100046729723905
Ignorant etc. wrote: » To be honest, you're trying to provoke a reaction with this message. Obviously you don't deport people for being angry. Being angry is fine. I'm from the UK but I have strong sympathies for Irish republicanism. Holding those sympathies isn't against any law, British or Irish. Now, if I joined the IRA, then I would expect to be put in prison. It would be difficult for the British government to deport me as I am from there. Same for "angry Muslims". If they are angry and keep their anger to themselves or express their anger through words, then that's fine. There's nothing illegal about that. However, if they act upon their anger or incite others to act upon it, then one of two things should happen. If they are British, put them in jail, if they are foreign then put them in jail and when their sentence is up, deport them.
Kermit.de.frog wrote: » As distasteful and twisted as someone would have to be to actively go find it and watch it that is a ludicrous over reaction. Police have better things to do.
MadYaker wrote: » When these nutjobs were fighting Bashar Al-Assad in Syria the Americans had no qualms about arming them.
unseenfootage wrote: » Thought you were well aware.http://www.channel4.com/info/press/news/c4-dispatches-questions-the-role-of-faith-communities-in-schools
MadYaker wrote: » This talk about schools in the UK is totally off topic. ISIS are claiming they want to establish their own Islamic state and Obama came out a while ago and said he will not tolerate this under any circumstances. I doubt the Israelis would be happy either. How close are ISIS to achieving this goal? And if it looked it was going to happen would the Americans get directly involved. I really hope this whole mess will teach western powers to be a lot more careful about the groups they choose support and give weapons to in the future. When these nutjobs were fighting Bashar Al-Assad in Syria the Americans had no qualms about arming them, but now they are totally out of control and the Americans find themselves fighting on the same side as the Iranians and Bashar Al-Assad. It's bizarre.
unseenfootage wrote: » What about those who want to leave?
Ignorant etc. wrote: » We were talking about schools, as you are well aware. Those yeshivas are not schools in the sense that the ones in Birmingham were. In fact the kids weren't even registered to them and they weren't intended, at least by the state, to be a replacement for normal schooling. That said, you are basing your statement on a single school rather than a number of them as was the case in the Islamic extremist schools.
Ignorant etc. wrote: » Are you serious? If people want to leave a country then they are free to do so. Sorry, maybe you're mistaken, but there isn't a huge wall looping round the whole of the island. I promise you. When you're next there go to the beach at Southport, Plymouth, Lowestoft, you can see the sea and everything.
unseenfootage wrote: » The illegal Orthodox Jewish schools in Hackney By law children have to receive an education between the ages of 5 and 16. Any independent school with five or more school age pupils must be registered with the Department for Education. But there are schools not simply bending the rules. They are breaking the law. Channel 4 Dispatches discovered that more than 1,000 boys aged 13 to 16 have disappeared from registered schools in the London borough of Hackney. Instead they are being sent by their parents to be educated in yeshivas - fee-paying schools where the curriculum is solely religious. We have identified more than ten unregistered, illegal, schools. And what’s really shocking is that Hackney Council, the Department for Education and Ofsted have all known about these schools for years. We’ve seen internal government briefing documents that reveal as early as 2008 the Department for Education was aware of the issue. One document states the Department knows a number of schools are ‘operating illegally and without the most basic health, safety and child welfare checks’. In 2012 the Department acknowledged those running the schools were breaking the law, but said they preferred to work cooperatively with the community.http://www.channel4.com/info/press/news/c4-dispatches-questions-the-role-of-faith-communities-in-schools
fr336 wrote: » What a crap selection of British beaches.
Ignorant etc. wrote: » Southport is nice.
fr336 wrote: » Ish. South west is best.
Ignorant etc. wrote: » You're bending facts to suit your argument. To be a SCHOOL you have to be registered with the state. It even says so in the article. The British state never intended these "schools" to be used as replacement for ordinary schooling. Lots of organisations call themselves schools when they don't fit the bill of what most people think of when they hear the term. Send your kids to an English language school in Dublin if you want and see what social services says. You're deliberately trying to be provocative and more than likely are just trolling.
Ignorant etc. wrote: » Where Plymouth would be :rolleyes:. And for British coastal scenery you can't beat the Giant's Causeway.
unseenfootage wrote: » According to the article. Channel4 and the government acknowledges that these are schools. Why else would they refer to it as schools?
Irelandcool wrote: » BTW has the media just flat out forgotten about the 200 kidnapped girls by boko haram in nigeria.
Irelandcool wrote: » We've gotta keep in mind ISIS is active in several countries not just Iraq including Syria, Iraq, and Gaza (along with hamas and fatah that is), and lately they've started to attack lebanon. BTW has the media just flat out forgotten about the 200 kidnapped girls by boko haram in nigeria.
Irelandcool wrote: » em no I mean they are in gaza either fighting alongside or fighting alone against isreali. ISIS doesn't give a damn about the palestinians suffering though they will kill palestinian jews, christian and even other Muslims just anyone of any faith except for their own beliefs.
ireland.man wrote: » ISIS is active in Gaza? Are you mean Hamas is an offshoot or is an extension of ISIS? And Fatah too? I don't know what you mean and if you suggest any of the above, could you provide some evidence?
Irelandcool wrote: » We've gotta keep in mind ISIS is active in several countries not just Iraq including Syria, Iraq, and Gaza (along with hamas and fatah that is), and lately they've started to attack lebanon.
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