Tag Archives: religion

Telling it how it is

By Paul Nash | Published: 18/11/2009
There is something a little pitiful watching Gordon Brown tell the country how worried he is about immigration, and how it must not be a taboo issue. Like watching a paralytic drunk explaining in slurred tones how he will never touch another drop, and all the while you can smell the paint-stripper on his breath. There [...]
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Medieval

By Paul Nash | Published: 13/07/2009
Across the cultural divide: The Muslim woman and older Brit whose love survived death threats but was doomed to fail | Mail Online. This, if anything, exposes multiculturalism for the sham and lie that it is in Britain.
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The world’s gone mad part 359

By Paul Nash | Published: 16/06/2009
BBC NEWS | England | Dorset | Light sensors cause religious row. Freedom of religion is a fundamental human right; so is freedom from religion. As someone who lives in a block of flats, I can totally sympathise with the residents who are resentful that they may have to pay a share of the legal costs [...]
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Is it April Fools ?

By Paul Nash | Published: 08/05/2009
BBC NEWS | UK | Sikh police want ballistic turban. I thought I’d gone back in time to April 1st when I read this. Then I realised it was just more proof that the world and particularly this country has gone stark, raving mad.
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