Britain should just follow Doggerland's example. Aside from spotted dick, nothing of value would be lost.
/s.
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Britain should just follow Doggerland's example. Aside from spotted dick, nothing of value would be lost.
/s.
Such a standard to be met:
He added that those convicted acted "for the purpose of advancing a political and/or ideological cause".
Guess the legal system has no standards.
I thought the standard was " the activists were attempting to influence the Israeli government by restricting their access to weapons."?
The only terrorist I see is the judge. They should be extradited to Hamas for trial.
Fucking Mosley must be laughing right now from hell.

Fucking Mosley must be laughing right now from hell.
Why would he? Was he Palestinian advocate?
No because fascism is manifesting heavily long after he's dead.
I know that image from The Wall movie, but I guess it's also its own piece given the signature. That watercolor sky is absolutely beautiful.
Looks like sugar water painting.
Didn't know that was a thing. Very cool.
I'm working through a book on sculpting while learning Blender. It's been surprisingly difficult to get the proportions correct when I print the studies.

"Unprecedented"?
The English courts have been sentencing civilians as terrorists for centuries.
The difference is that none of the charges are commonly associated with terrorism. The judge had to invent a "terrorism connection" in addition to the normal charges.
He didn’t invent it, it was mentioned in the original JTAC assessment of Palestine Action.
Looks like they are one step behind the US and catching up fast.
In terms of personal rights suppression, the UK is already miles ahead.
The unprecedented ruling came despite jurors convicting them of criminal charges not connected to terrorism during the prosecution.
On Friday, the presiding judge, Justice Jeremy Johnson, added a “terrorism connection” to their offences.
Rule Of Law my ass!
Rule of Israel
Speaking ill of israel is a greater act of terrorism than crashing planes into buildings.