Taxpayers subsidising extremist books

[ChimpMaster]

Funding the books - is that what you're worried about?

I'm more concerned that we're funding the terrorists themselves!

[snaw]

Now you're getting into my weak zone. If there's such a thing as being punctually dyslexic, then I think I am. Apostrophes are somewhat of a mystery to me. I've read Lynn Truss's book and it was helpful for a while, but fundamentally I find it tough knowing where to put the wee buggers (Commas too).

[kingshuk]

This is what happens under Ken "Diversity" Livingstone's watch.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6980888.stm


It is bad enough this material being sold in mosque bookshops, let alone being provided free by the taxpayer. Unbelievable.

Sometime back I also found Das Kapital in the local library. That wasn't half as bad until I also found the 'The Communist manifesto'. Looks like it calls for an outright overthorw of the current social order and bring about a classless, stateless society.

Then in the same section there is also Mein Kampf. I am incensed that a tax payers are funding all these. Can I sign a petition please?

On a different note - aren't you happy that you are living in such a country?

[daviejones]

Tough one that - if the books are legal, which the report say's they are, then I can't see any justification for not stocking them in a library. If they're bad enough to warrant banning then they should be banned, if not then unfortunatley books we don't like also get to appear in libraries.

say's -


You missed one

[snaw]

unfornutaley -

I just corrected myself as you corrected me ;-)

[daviejones]

Tough one that - if the books are legal, which the report sat's they are, then I can't see any justification for not stocking them in a library. If they're bad enough to warrant banning then they should be banned, if not then unfornutaley books we don't like also get to appear in libraries.

unfornutaley -

[Troll]

If they're bad enough to warrant banning then they should be banned, if not then unfornutaley books we don't like also get to appear in libraries.

Unless of course it's TinTin in the Congo

[snaw]

This is what happens under Ken "Diversity" Livingstone's watch.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6980888.stm


It is bad enough this material being sold in mosque bookshops, let alone being provided free by the taxpayer. Unbelievable.

Tough one that - if the books are legal, which the report say's they are, then I can't see any justification for not stocking them in a library. If they're bad enough to warrant banning then they should be banned, if not then unfortunatley books we don't like also get to appear in libraries.

[GreenerGrass]

This is what happens under Ken "Diversity" Livingstone's watch.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6980888.stm


It is bad enough this material being sold in mosque bookshops, let alone being provided free by the taxpayer. Unbelievable.