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It is inevitable that, having been a magistrate for so many years, this blog will contain a fair bit of comment on legal matters, including those cases which came before me in court. However, it is not restricted to such and may at times stray ‘off-topic’ and into whatever area interests me at the time.

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Monday, 14 March 2011

Hypocrisy

It had been my intention not to comment on the case of Emdadur Choudhury but I was intrigued to read (Daily Express Monday 14th March) that his father Mohammed Gouse Miah served with the Royal Naval police for 14 years. Had things turned out differently the poppy Choudhury burned may have been the one representing his father!
Little wonder then that Mr Miah is appalled at his son’s actions.

Mr Choudhury professes to abhor Britain and all things British although it would seem that his abhorrence does not extend to the freedom of speech won by those whom the poppies represent and which would be denied him in those lands he so admires under the Sharia Law he seeks for Great Britain.
I can’t abide a hypocrite!
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