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>> Three points >> Wonder why he expects to be treated differently to any other Australian caught
>> doing something illegal? Clearly he answers to a higher law than us mere kaffr :-) >> Re Lawyer's comment. Have tried to imagine any Christian Archbishop driving
>> around with a bazooka in an unregistered car, Pell, Carnley, Jensen??? I don't know anything about a bazooka, but I would be quite surprised to see
any of them driving an unregistered car and resisting arrest. It's just as well we are constantly reminded that Islam is the 'Religion of
Peace' because it would be very easy to forget it. >> My imagination won't take me there. In fairness, Pell also has a bit of a checkered past too. Pell's sins may have
been sins of omission (ignoring his responsibilities), but so are the Sheik's. What defies imagination is the resisting arrest, and the arrogance of someone
who thinks he has a right to avoid justice because of his position within
his narrow little cultural group. >> If the evil old bugger doesn't speak English, how come he's got a driver's
>> licence? There are treaty issues here - I can get an international driver's license
and drive around non-English speaking countries. I have never been
brave enough to actually do so - they all seem to drive like idiots, but
the point is that I can. Australia could stop non-English speakers from driving in Australia, but then
other countries will stop English speakers from driving there. It wouldn't be a
win. >> Or are road signs in Sydney printed in Arabic as well as English? .. unless we act now, it's only a matter of time. >> Cheers
>> J Thanks for reading.
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