Methinks he Stepped In it...
I've defended the Episcopal Church (The American cousin to the C. of E.) here on GunBroker a couple of times. But the Archbishop of Canterbury has really got some doo-doo on his shoes over this...
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,330193,00.html
Just as the Archbishop of Canterbury was facing calls to step down for advocating Islamic law be added to the British legal system, reports surfaced that sharia courts already were tackling crime in London, The Daily Mail reported.
The Daily Mail reported that teen members of the Somali community in Woolwich were arrested on charges of stabbing another youth, but the victim's family told police the case would be settled out of court and the suspects were released on bail.
At the hearing, the assailants were ordered to pay the victim.
"All their uncles and their fathers were there," said Aydarus Yusuf, who helped set up the hearing. "So they all put something towards that and apologized for the wrongdoing."
In Leyton, another Islamic council also said it had been handling cases -- more than 7,000 divorces -- while sharia courts in the capital were said to have settled hundreds of disputes regarding money.
Meanwhile Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams faced widespread condemnation after calling for an "accommodation" with parts of the Islamic legal code and calls to quit. Culture Secretary Andy Burnham described his action as a "recipe for chaos."
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,330193,00.html
Just as the Archbishop of Canterbury was facing calls to step down for advocating Islamic law be added to the British legal system, reports surfaced that sharia courts already were tackling crime in London, The Daily Mail reported.
The Daily Mail reported that teen members of the Somali community in Woolwich were arrested on charges of stabbing another youth, but the victim's family told police the case would be settled out of court and the suspects were released on bail.
At the hearing, the assailants were ordered to pay the victim.
"All their uncles and their fathers were there," said Aydarus Yusuf, who helped set up the hearing. "So they all put something towards that and apologized for the wrongdoing."
In Leyton, another Islamic council also said it had been handling cases -- more than 7,000 divorces -- while sharia courts in the capital were said to have settled hundreds of disputes regarding money.
Meanwhile Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams faced widespread condemnation after calling for an "accommodation" with parts of the Islamic legal code and calls to quit. Culture Secretary Andy Burnham described his action as a "recipe for chaos."
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The UK is doomed with all their PC BS.....we should take heed.. 0
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