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Yes, Hitler was a fanatical Christian.

maybe the man in cloth meant by Sharia law being implemented in the UK,it might make muslim's over here feel more at home.

I know very little about Sharia law so will not comment too much,incase i say the wrong thing !grin!

I like the penalty of Sharia law regarding people that steal.If that was brought over here maybe people would think twice before nicking from their local Asda or Tesco !thumbsup!

Well if I was going to get my hands cut off for thieving I am pretty sure that I would be doing my stea ... erm shopping in Marks & Sparks and not bleading Tesco or Asda (unless it was their finest range).

"Well if I was going to get my hands cut off for thieving I am pretty sure that I would be doing my stea ... erm shopping in Marks & Sparks and not bleading Tesco or Asda (unless it was their finest range)."

Too right, old son. Asda and Tesco are shite. I would concur about Marks and Sparks, but also recommend Waitrose - top grub, top gear.




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colonel wrote:

> Yes, Hitler was a fanatical Christian.

Perhaps not, but his antisemitism certainly had religious roots, less in his persona than in his culture.

chatterji wrote:

> I've really had enough of the hand-wringing that surrounds
> relations with certain elements of the UK's Muslim community.
> No other community gets such kid gloves.
>
> For example: A lot is demanded of Britain's Black community;
> it's told it needs to address gang, drug and gun culture; it
> needs to provide better male role models; it's men need to be
> better fathers. All fair enough. But where are the demands of
> the Muslim community?

Well, the other day a cabinet minister (Mr Woolas) told them to stop breeding with their cousins, because in their community birth defects are 13 times more likely than in the rest of the population.

Got many mormon polygamists i the country then?