Faster, faster England ....faster please ... Part Ten

Just go morph into Britianistan and get it over with.  
After a lapse of some weeks I  visited the  Religion of Peace website  and here's a collection of chucker-ups  for you.  Why should I be the only one to chuck up at these stories .... misery loves company.

1) A Mail on Sunday investigation – which will alarm anyone concerned about animal cruelty – has revealed that schools, hospitals, pubs and famous sporting venues such as Ascot and Twickenham are controversially serving up meat slaughtered in accordance with strict Islamic law to unwitting members of the public. All the beef, chicken and lamb sold to fans at Wembley has secretly been prepared in accordance with sharia law, while Cheltenham College, which boasts of its ‘strong Christian ethos’, is one of several top public schools which also serves halal chicken to pupils without informing them.

Even Britain’s biggest hotel and restaurant group Whitbread, which owns the Beefeater and Brewers Fayre chains, among many others, has admitted that more than three-quarters of its poultry is halal.....

2) ISLAMIC terrorists disguised as street cleaners allegedly hatched an audacious plot to blow up the Pope. The threatened attack was foiled at the 11th hour after police raided a cleaning depot in London as the suspects prepared to start their shift yesterday

3) British Airways food going halal ... the whole hog, without the hog.

4) Human trafficking by UK moslem doctor. Fed African "slave" with scraps of bread and made her sleep on the kitchen floor.

5)  Man gets arrested for a  ringtone. MOVIE fan Martin Smith landed in court on a racism charge after he downloaded part of the soundtrack from the 1980s comedy film Rita, Sue and Bob Too! and installed it as a ringtone on his mobile. Martin, of Holmewood, north Derbyshire, claims friends and workmates got used to hearing the voice of an Asian actor reciting the words "I can't help being a Paki…".

But a woman from a mixed race family wasn't amused when Martin's Nokia went off as she queued alongside him at a village shop.  Over-hearing the clip from the movie – which chronicles the exploits of two schoolgirls growing up on a rundown estate in Bradford – the woman went home and lodged a formal complaint with the police..............