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Somalia on road to Sharia law

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Published Date: 11 March 2009
THE Somali cabinet yesterday voted to make Islam the basis of the country's legal system, in a bid to undercut an increasingly fractured Islamic insurgency and win popular support.
The bill introducing Sharia law must still be approved by parliament, which is expected to debate the matter within days.

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Sanny,

11/03/2009 01:31:24
Another country returning to Medieval Savagery.
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Conan,

Moffat 11/03/2009 04:57:57
What do you mean 'returning'?
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Big Carbon Footprint,

Edinburgh 11/03/2009 10:11:42
Ok then going deeper into Medieval Savagery!
There is nothing religious about this lot, it's a death cult founded by someone who spread his ideas through violence.
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Horrible Cankers @Cyber Shebeen,

11/03/2009 10:49:53
NO SHARIA LAW IN BRITAIN!!

http://www.onelawforall.org.uk/eventPages/March7-2009.html
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11/03/2009 15:50:06
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Alternative (High-Octane) Fuel Head,

Edinburgh 11/03/2009 17:29:08
Somalia being on the road to any kind of law is a welcome prospect.
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11/03/2009 19:17:18
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Conan,

Moffat 12/03/2009 00:25:36
Well stated, #7, it is time to bombard our half-awake UK and EU neighbours with the harsh truth of the cult of Islam and what their true beliefs and intentions represent. Bravo!

 

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