The Age Of Thought Crime Has Begun - UK : 'Extremist' Poetry

[Mandy]

The Age Of Thought Crime Has Begun - UK : 'Extremist' Poetry

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[faceless]

sounds like she should have been sent for counselling by the court - she's clearly disturbed.

[Mandy]

Couldn't have helped her current mental state that "she also spent five months in custody after being arrested in October last year" followed by "extremely rigorous" bail conditions which were "tantamount to house arrest".

So arrested for 14 months before a verdict was given. Then let go (on bail) once found guilty. This turns justice on its head.

[nekokate]

I'd jail her for the artistic ineptitude of her verse. She's hardly Leonard Cohen.

[Mandy]

She was a checkout lady at WH Smith ... I don't think she would ever have had any fame (except as a result of this conviction).

[faceless]

She's only young though - hopefully she'll sort her head out and find a less soul-destroying job!

[Mandy]

[nekokate]

Who's inverted commas are those in the thread title? If they're yours, are you suggesting her poetry was not extremist?

[Mandy]

[major.tom]

I think media often use quotes to avoid being sued for libel (or slander -- I can never keep those straight) for making defamatory statements which cannot be proven.

[Salim201]

'extremist' like 'terrorist' is still a subjective term and its not for journalists to give their pov..

[t.]

I'd like to point out that the Israeli teen who got caught trying to kidnap a boy in Australia (mentioned in a previous thread) wasn't sentenced because it might interfere with his rehabilitation and employment. He got a $1000 fine.


This girl wrote some poetry, and got a year of house arrest.

[nekokate]

[t.]

The religion aspect is not why i mentioned it....plus I doubt the girl herself is Arab, since her name is Samina Malik. It's most likely Pakistani/Indian/Bangladeshi.

But what I was trying to show was that 2 sick people, one in Britain, another in Australia, got 2 very different treatments.
The real crime was awarded no sentencing, and this one was over-strict thanks to the new terrorism laws.

The thing i was trying to point out was that she should have been given rehabilitation like the Israeli kid, and that the Australian system has tried to help the guy, whilst the English one was after punishment only. That's what I was thinking when I mentioned it,
but now you've got me thinking....would I have mentioned it if it wasn't an Israeli kid?
I'm not sure to be honest.
If it was a random native Australian?
To be honest I think I would still have mentioned it, to show the difference in the systems.

[nekokate]

I apologise about the "Arab" assumption. I should have gathered from her name that she was more likely Pakistani/Indian (I'm curing my ignorance one day at a time!)

But the thing to consider is - if each event had happened in the opposite country, what would have happened? I imagine pretty much the same thing.

I concluded - probably wrongly considering your response - that you were mentioning it specifically because "a Jew got away with it", and you were on the ZOG/NWO bandwagon. Sorry about that assumption.