Exactly like those that listen to Yaxley and Farage really.I will. Not exactly championing but let him bang on I say........ It's only fecking halfwits that are listening.
Exactly like those that listen to Yaxley and Farage really.I will. Not exactly championing but let him bang on I say........ It's only fecking halfwits that are listening.
To the best of my knowledge it is only forbidden within Islam to depict him or, Jesus or, any other character from bible or, koran not the law of the land. The OfSTED guidelines I have seen say "show sensitivity" towards subject.
Give em enough rope to hang themselves my old mum would sayI will. Not exactly championing but let him bang on I say........ It's only fecking halfwits that are listening.
Exactly like those that listen to Yaxley and Farage really.
No was simply making sure both sides were covered.Of course, same argument so I agree.................. Were you expecting me to disagree?
No was simply making sure both sides were covered.
You ll fight your corner Joan no matter what and it’s something I have great respect for.
Hi Raef. Yes, I was covering a class for somebody and was a little surprised. I do think sensitivity is appropriate, as Waltz mentions but it is still something I can't quite get my head around.I know Mer5ey well enough to know that if he says this it will be 100% fact.
Crazy IMHO.
Not that they’re a sensitive bunch at all.I had to tell 11 year olds who were studying Islam that they mustn’t draw Allah or Mohammad. Today in fact.
Often when they create a revision page they use images to aid recall.
There it was in bold, black and white... ‘you must not draw allah or Mohammad pbuh’.
It is everywhere.
Actually not sure about this at all, any publicity is good publicity for an actor and new movie release.A good reaction to this from John Barnes ex Liverpool on sky news today. Sorry don't have link. He supported Neeson wholeheartedly.
Actually not sure about this at all, any publicity is good publicity for an actor and new movie release.
I had to tell 11 year olds who were studying Islam that they mustn’t draw Allah or Mohammad. Today in fact.
Often when they create a revision page they use images to aid recall.
There it was in bold, black and white... ‘you must not draw allah or Mohammad pbuh’.
It is everywhere.
I'm not clear as to whether this was a school policy, an instruction from the RE teacher you were covering for or something from elsewhere.
Does it matter?.... It's ridiculous.
Does it matter?.... It's ridiculous.
Yes.
Of course it matters. Context is crucial. Is it one individual's judgment? Is it a collective institutional decision? Is it national policy? Who enables the question why to be better framed surely?
Okay, fair enough but whoevers decission it was I stand by what I said... " It's ridiculous ".............. We'll have to wait for Mer5ey to explain but I doubt he was making a song and dance over nothing.
I agree it's ridiculous, but I want to know why and who because that makes a significant difference.
I'd be very wary about placing store in their opinions aswell.....