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Chomper Higgot

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  1. I’ve never denied there are Sharia courts in the UK, they are along with Beth Din and Catholic Ecclesiastical Courts part of a centuries old UK tradition of faith based courts. Subjecting oneself to a Sharia court, like Beth Din or Catholic Ecclesiastical Court is a matter of personal voluntary choice. The Respective UK Courts always maintain primacy. These religious courts pass down ‘non legally binding advice’ their findings have no legal weight in national civil or criminal courts. Their legal standing is as ‘Arbitration Services’ as defined under the Arbitration Act 1996. There is one religious court exception, the Church of England Ecclesiastical Court, which does have some legal status in national law, but with very few exceptions only relating to matters of the Church of England. You really should make a visit back, there’s much you need to catch up on.
  2. Sharia courts are private affairs between people who jointly agree to take their case to the Sharia court, if either party is not happy with the process/ruling they may take their case to a UK court under UK law which holds primacy. I have no reason at all to attend Sharia court in the UK or anywhere else. But since you ask about timing. When were you last living in the UK? I ask because while having a lot to say about life there, you seem awfully out of touch with what life there is actually like these days.
  3. I suggest you take a trip back to the UK to go see for yourself, you’ll not need to rely on constantly posting ripped videos once you have some up to date experience of your own.
  4. How many times do I have to tell you. I don’t need your videos to know what’s going on in the UK, I’ve been there very recently and seen for myself with my own eyes.
  5. In the real world the DOJ frequently hit powerful and wealthy suspects with every single crime they find evidence of. Be patient, Justice is coming. Trump is on indictment watch.
  6. Sounds like you object to others discussing what he had to say, despite that being the topic of discussion. Or to be more precise, you object to those who disagree with you having their say on the topic.
  7. It was a pleasant change to see a PM at least address (most) of the questions asked and and not resort to lies and obfuscation. But she’s still woefully lacking on policy beyond her fixation on tax cuts. Her plans for the NI Protocol (whatever they may be) are already being ‘contained’ with a shot across the bows from Washington. As you say PMQ was different, I would add rather positively different, though lacking in substance.
  8. The UK economy has a supply problem, energy, parts and materials, skilled and semi skilled labour are all in short supply. There’s plenty of demand so when demand outstrips supply inflation ensues. Cutting taxes increases available money into the economy, and by the Tory’s own claims, drives up demand. The result will be increased inflation. Just what the nation needs.
  9. It’s not double jeopardy. I’m for letting the jury decide, I see you are already prejudging the jury. How very odd.
  10. I personally know of three children left without parents taken by COVID and there have certainly been reports in the press of children being orphaned throughout the pandemic. Awfully sad, and so often unnecessary.
  11. I’ll remind you. Bannon was indicted and getting his day in court. But Trump denied him his right to a trial before a jury by handing him a pardon. Fortunately for Bannon, he’s not being denied his day in court and the chance to prove his innocence before a jury of his peers. Though it is a mute question whether or not Bannon has any peers. Let the prosecution present its evidence, let the defendant challenge the prosecution, let the jury decide. I’m well pleased for Bannon.
  12. Cut taxes. AKA wealth distribution to the already wealthy. Sugar the hungry.
  13. How does it stack against the Republicans’ desire for the Democrats to get rid of Trump?
  14. Biden getting it right again: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/sep/07/us-bans-advanced-tech-firms-from-building-facilities-in-china-for-a-decade
  15. It was perhaps not such a good idea to introduce them into the discussion. Think about that a while. And then think about your own derogatory remarks about all those other people you don’t know.
  16. I frequently caution others against doing so.
  17. It’s very natural for a parent to regard the achievements and accomplishments of their own children with high regard, I do, and it is absolutely no criticism of you that you do too. But sometimes we have to face the reality they are not all cracked up to be what we believe they are. I wish your kids (all kids) the best of luck getting a good job, if they don’t it’s almost certainly not some quota or some immigrant’s fault. Don’t offer them excuses, encourage them to strive.
  18. The UK based engineering consultancy I worked for omitted profile photos, names and educational institutes from CVS presented to clients. For the very specific reason of removing opportunity for clients to reject candidates based on race or origin. Only an idiot would believe this was to prevent racism against ‘White Anglo Saxon Christians’.
  19. I had a near death experience in Aberdeen. I foolishly tried to walk from the top of Union Street to the bottom in the face of a ‘brisk Aberdeen Breeze’. It was June. I nearly froze to death but for the sudden urge that came upon me to view the wares in a haberdashery. I was saved by 45 minutes perusing their collection of crochet needles. I’ve been something of a fan of Scottish handcrafts ever since.
  20. If you are a white Anglo Saxon Christian with all the advantages of language, education, social connections but you are still being out paced by immigrants your problems are closer to home than you might care to admit.
  21. It’s the supermarkets that have got rid of the pubs. Next time you are in UK supermarket take note of how much booze people are loading into their trollies.
  22. I think I am correct that ‘the UK tax payer’ is collection of people, very many of whom are immigrants. How that makes my comment about the NHS being underfunded is a mystery.
  23. Is it something to do with your immigrant fixation? Why not ask the people who said they’d fix the problem but failed to do so? Venting your ire on those who warned you that you were being lied to seems rather odd.
  24. ‘Our shores’? ‘Illegal’? Why are you asking me?
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