SirEdward
Well-Known Member
So, a final gear top tip: pay attention the next time you'll say "Darling, I'll love you till the end of time..."
BBC News scuttlebutt has it that former PM Tony Bliar has been invited to the US Senate hearings over the release of the Pan Am 103 Lockerbie bomber (al-Megrahi) and the alleged links to BP.
I suspect the Tony will be busy until further notice, if not longer. :lol:
The Scottish Justice Secretary and other officials north of the border, have already declined. BBC News link
I have been meaning to talk about the bans in France and Spain and whatnot for a while but this is better as it's a muslim country. Gets rid of the easy "racist europeans lalala won't listen to what you say lalala"-argument.Syria bans "Islamic veil" at universities
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100720/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_syria_islamic_veils_20
Saying "secular socialist" about the America of today is a bit like saying "fundamentalist conservative christian" about Norway. It's just not true.
So? I am failing to see what is so odd about it.
Politics is politics, business is business and religion is religion - none of these should directly impinge upon any other.
I am fairly sure that the ad in the UK would be rejected by the TV Advertising Standards people any how.
But they do, all the time, and have for a long time. Saying that they should not directly impinge upon each other is meaningless because it will never happen.
That is unfortunate.
The man is attempting to appeal to a certain clientele that shares his beliefs. Not the craziest idea out there and as I mentioned earlier nothing new. I am sure he is well aware that he will be alienating some with his commercial and that is his choice.