Terrorism is obviously very wrong, as well as being a very primitive way of trying to champion a cause. However, Islam is not terrorism! Orthodox Islam never has been and never has promoted terrorism! Today's problems in the Middle East and elsewhere, started with groups of disenfranchised people, from within these countries. They went on…Read more Is Islam The Real Problem? Or Puritanical, Fascist And Intolerant Ideologies?
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Respect Our Armed Forces
As an Englishman of the Muslim faith, I'm doubly disgusted by the actions of a minority of insensitive extremists, who protested in the name of my religion against the British Armed Forces in Luton. Together with the vast majority of British Muslims, I find their actions utterly despicable! Contrary to the false view these extremists…Read more Respect Our Armed Forces
Spy chief: We risk a police state
Dame Stella Rimington, the former head of MI5, has warned that the fear of terrorism is being exploited by the Government to erode civil liberties and risks creating a police state. By Tom Whitehead, Home Affairs Editor Last Updated: 6:08AM GMT 17 Feb 2009 Dame Stella became the first woman director general of MI5 in…Read more Spy chief: We risk a police state
Alfie Patten – the exploited face of broken Britain
The tale of 13-year-old father Alfie Patten has shocked us all. Yet it is the actions of the adults in the story that are truly deplorable. By Judith Woods Last Updated: 8:57PM GMT 16 Feb 2009 Alfie Patten: Chantelle has said Alfie is the father of her one-week-old daughter Photo: AFP Alfie Patten. Does the…Read more Alfie Patten – the exploited face of broken Britain
On the basic premise of Socialism
The basic premise of Socialism is class warfare. Socialists believe that rich and privileged people have too much, leaving the poor with nothing. Not considering that many wealthy people achieved their means through hard work. In countries that embraced socialism in it's communist form, the rich were quite literally robbed of their wealth, their lands…Read more On the basic premise of Socialism
Paul Salahuddin Armstrong 