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Tag Archives: Rule of Law
Cameron and Religion: Payback Time
“Please forgive me, for I have sinned. As the democratically-elected leader of a democracy I have tried to ensure identical legal rights for all citizens.” – David Cameron, Prime Minister
The Tax System Isn’t Taxing
Morals aren’t enforceable by the state. Laws are.
If you like cutting penises so much, cut your own
RELAX, put the scalpel DOWN, and move AWAY from the baby. SLOWLY.
High Court (Partially) Answers Secularists’ Prayers
Congratulations to Clive Bone and the National Secular Society for their successful judicial review challenging council prayers. This has triggered the inevitable backlash predicted by the NSS president, Terry Sanderson. Here I reproduce, and respond to, a piece in The Telegraph by Ed West, point by point.
To Conway Hall For The CFI Blasphemy Conference
An ideal warm-up act to the rally for free expression on 11 February 2012.
Prime Minister, Please Defend Free Speech
If you don’t beg, you don’t get.
Dear James The Whale
A punchy post for a portly host.
Dirty Protesters
I protest at the way protesters in this country are treated.
Legal System 1-0 Religious Bigots
In a landmark ruling the High Court has held that the law applies to everyone (including Pentecostalists).
…But Let’s Hope It’s a Proper Democracy
Even if the next Egyptian government is a product of the ballot box, it doesn’t mean it will be democratic.
Why the Egyptian Protesters Might Save the World…
The Egyptians have demonstrated a clear desire for democracy and this could have important consequences not just for their country, or even the Middle East. The Egyptians might just save democracy itself.