Britain recognizes polygamy

Britain has now recognized polygamy
February 5, 2008
by “Jimmy Bradshaw”

Britain has now recognized polygamy in its latest capitulation to sharia law. Fortunately, writes “Jimmy Bradshaw”, medical professionals are showing more backbone when it comes to Muslim doctors refusing to disinfect themselves before dealing with patients. In today’s UK, it’s a war between multiculturalism and universalism, and so far the latter is on the ropes.

British political scandals involving wives invariably revolve around politicians cheating but the latest controversy goes way beyond a middle-aged MP having an affair with his secretary.New guidelines on income support welfare benefits from the U.K’s Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) have de facto recognized polygamy. The guidelines state: “Where there is a valid polygamous marriage the claimant and one spouse will be paid the couple rate … The amount payable for each additional spouse is presently £33.65.” the rest

h/t to Transfigurations

Dylan Eucharist

(h/t to BabyBlue)


Okay, this kinda bothers me.

I don't really like this whole idea of crafting a Eucharist around one particular artist or group. The whole "U2charist" thing focuses on a band and our particular musical tastes, rather than being the Great Thanksgiving, focused on Christ.

I don't have a major problem with using some Dylan songs in the service, but this looks more like going to a karioke concert than a worship service.

Will it bring in people? Probably. But that still doesn't mean it should be done. It wouldn't bring me in. I'm not a big Dylan fan. (Sorry, BabyBlue.) If forced to choose, I'd pick this over a clown eucharist or polka mass any day. But I'd rather not participate in any of them.

Women 'tricked into suicide blasts'

More from the religion of peace. It is beyond comprehension how evil these people are.



Two women suicide bombers who have killed nearly 80 people in Baghdad were Down's Syndrome victims exploited by al Qaida.

The explosives were detonated by remote control in a co-ordinated attack after the women walked into separate crowded markets, said the chief Iraqi military spokesman in Baghdad General Qassim al-Moussawi.

Other officials said the women were apparently unaware of what they were doing in what could be a new method by suspected Sunni insurgents to subvert toughened security measures.

More than 70 people died and scores were wounded in the deadliest day since the US "surge" of 30,000 extra troops were sent to the capital this spring.

In the first attack, a woman detonated explosives hidden under her traditional black Islamic robe in the central al-Ghazl market. The weekly bazaar has been bombed several times since the war started but recently had re-emerged as a popular place to shop and stroll as Baghdad security improved. At least 46 people were killed and more than 100 wounded.

The second woman then struck a bird market in a predominantly Shiite area in south-eastern Baghdad killing up to 27 people and wounding 70.


read the rest here...

I Like Mike

No surprise here.

Who do you like?

Babies 'feel pain before 24-week abortion limit', but will anyone care?

Babies in the womb can feel pain from an early stage of development, according to research by the world's leading expert on foetal pain.

Prof Sunny Anand of the University of Arkansas will present his report into foetal pain to MPs discussing changes to abortion law on Monday night.

His research concludes that the part of a baby's brain that can feel pain develops before the legal abortion limit of 24 weeks.

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The 24-week limit is a UK limit. Here in the good ole' US of A, we don't need no stinkin' limits.

Call to worship, Moloch-style

Roe vs. Wade "celebrated" by the blessing of an abortion clinic.

Posted over at Stand Firm, this article appeared in the Albany Times-Union.

Some of the disturbing statements:

To commemorate Tuesday's 35th anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling that affirmed a woman's right to an abortion, clergy blessed this city's new Planned Parenthood clinic in a ceremony dubbed "On Sacred Ground."

"Clergy have long supported Planned Parenthood's mission and believe women are moral decision-makers, and they trust their right to make a personal decision based on their moral beliefs and whether ... we concur ... we still need to respect that decision," Scharf said.

"The clergy were instrumental in getting abortion services legalized in the United States and right here in Schenectady," she added. "I know a member of the clergy who was part of an underground who directed young women to safe abortions before Roe v. Wade."

Probably the worst statement:

At Planned Parenthood Mohawk Hudson, an affiliate of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, the Rev. Larry Phillips of Schenectady's Emmanuel-Friedens Church declared the ground "sacred and holy ... where women's voices and stories are welcomed, valued and affirmed; sacred ground where women are treated with dignity, supported in their role as moral decision-makers ... sacred ground where the violent voices of hatred and oppression are quelled."

And then this:

The Rev. Bill Levering, senior pastor of First Reformed Church of Schenectady, said the right to privacy is endowed by God.

"There are some decisions that are left to the individual. Even God respects the right of privacy. We make women into children when we say they cannot control their own bodies," Levering said.

Well, the last thing we want to do is make women into children. Then we might just choose to abort them.

An interesting blog

I found this blog while browsing around this morning. Well worth the time to read. The Western world needs many, many more women like this to stand up and shout "I'm not ready for my burqa yet ( or ever)!"

Multicultural tolerance and understanding is not going to stop these evils. Only taking a stand and defending ourselves will work.


And how can you not like a blogger who celebrates St. Crispin's Day?