Guest Post – Beyond Hate by ‘The Londoner’
This is the second of two articles by the writer ‘The Londoner’ that this blog is featuring today. Anybody who has been active online…
Religion
Guest Post – Blind Faith by ‘The Londoner’
‘Blind Faith’ is the title of an essay written by ‘The Londoner’ a psuedonyminous author and is the first of two articles by this…
The criminalisation of humour in the United Kingdom and the Count Dankula trial
The Count Dankula trial in which Mark Meechan aka Count Dankula is accused of ‘hate speech’ crimes because he made a joke that some…
Let’s hope for a happier new year – although I sadly predict that this is not what Islam will give us
I’d like to hope that everyone has a happy new year for 2018 but it’s likely that the next year will be similar to…
Muslims intimidating Christians in Ilford, Essex
I’ve written extensively (search ‘Redbridge’) on this blog about the highly negative changes that have been wrought on the London Borough of Redbridge and…
‘More Front than Blackpool’ – Muslim students whine about Christmas at a Catholic college
The British phrase ‘more front than Blackpool’ is used to describe someone with a most tremendous amount of chutzpah or cheek, by comparing them…
A sick church doing a sick thing
Although I’m not a Christian myself, I can, because I’m educated about theological matters, tell the difference between an essentially peaceful and humane first…
The good, the bad and the downright savage. One suggestion on how to tell the difference.
One of difficulties in telling the difference between a person who follows a peaceful faith and a non peaceful faith, is the problem of…
Part Two – Stop Funding Hate – People, connections, politics and a whole lot of left wing schmoozery
You can read part one HERE In this second part of this article it’s time to take a bit more of a detailed…
Quiz: What do these three stories have in common?
Here are three stories from the continent of Asia. One from Israel, one from Bangladesh and one from Sri Lanka. They involve violence being…
