Bid for "Sharia Island" in Scotland
Discussion
Will be interesting to see how this one turns out....
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13679641/...
You think there would be several legal ways to block this, but will anyone try to?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13679641/...
You think there would be several legal ways to block this, but will anyone try to?
Reminds me of the owners of a local health club (in Scotland) who had being applying for change of use and were continually frustrated by local opposition who wanted it to be some type of local business hub. After a number of failed attempts they let the local press know that they were in advance talks with a potential purchaser who wanted to convert it into a mosque and Islamic centre. Strangely, all the local opposition to their previous application seemed to melt away overnight and it’s now an old people’s home…..
As a former local councillor and member of the planning committee, I did raise a smile at the owners tactics.
As a former local councillor and member of the planning committee, I did raise a smile at the owners tactics.
hairykrishna said:
Jockman said:
Reminds me of an old Frankie Boyle joke after the Glasgow Airport incident.
Anyone trying to bring religious division to Scotland is a thousand years too late
The line I heard from him was that they were a thousand years too late and didn't even have a football team Anyone trying to bring religious division to Scotland is a thousand years too late
I'm clearly no expect, but If it's part of the British Isles, surely it would still be subject to British law and the Sharia aspect of it could only be an addition to that, with any conflict between the two making British law take primacy.
If it's not part of the British Isles, and not a crown dependency but a separate state, then surely it's entirely doomed to failure on account of it then needing trade agreements with UK and immigration to the UK for known extremists might be tricky, if they leave.
This just strikes me as such a bad idea for all involved, that I can't see it happening.
Why would they want a Scottish island anyway?
If it's not part of the British Isles, and not a crown dependency but a separate state, then surely it's entirely doomed to failure on account of it then needing trade agreements with UK and immigration to the UK for known extremists might be tricky, if they leave.
This just strikes me as such a bad idea for all involved, that I can't see it happening.
Why would they want a Scottish island anyway?
ChemicalChaos said:
Will be interesting to see how this one turns out....
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13679641/...
You think there would be several legal ways to block this, but will anyone try to?
It'd still be subject to British law, so who gives a st.https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13679641/...
You think there would be several legal ways to block this, but will anyone try to?
Besides, I doubt £3.5m will get them very far in their quest.
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