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A doctor from the UK is advocating for the murder of a man who said some hurty words about the sky daddy she believes in.
This is what extremism looks like!
Replying to @Bushra1Shaikh
Is this your official fatwa, what is your authority, and what is your source?
If you're going to publicly oppose the Hanbali jurisprudence which is officially used in Saudi Arabia, then you must back it up with actual scriptural proof.
This is not a trivial matter.
Rotten. To the core. And totally indefensible. And yet there are people trying to justify it. Sportswashing right on our doorstep. Close the door. Now and forever.
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City fans talking about Abu Dhabi's regeneration of east Manchester as a mitigating factor is nonsense
Univ. Of Sheffield report says they got vast tracts of central Manchester on the cheap from the council and then funnelled the rents offshore.
sheffield.ac.uk/management/n…
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‘None of Manchester Life’s homes are affordable, and the developer does not pay any subsidies for local amenities, known as section 106 payments.
‘Rivals say the partnership has created an uneven playing field for developing the lucrative east Manchester corridor next to the Etihad. “This is a sweetheart deal between the council and Abu Dhabi,” said one. “They get the land without any fair competition process, they can build apartment blocks, and when the blocks start earning millions the council gets no rental income. They don’t even have to make section 106 payments, like lots of other developers. The whole thing stinks.”
‘Manchester Life was launched with a promise “to rebalance the relationship between landlord and tenant to one of equals”. Just a year after the opening of a rental apartment block in Smiths Yard, residents received section 21 eviction notices. These allow landlords to evict tenants without giving a reason, even if the rent has been paid on time and the property kept in good condition.’
thetimes.com/business/articl…
And there we have sports washing ladies and gentlemen
🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Andy Burnham (UK Prime Minister) on Manchester City's situation:
"I'd be really CONCERNED to lose Manchester City's owners."
"Honestly, they’ve been such a huge partner in the building of modern Manchester... The building of 'Manchester City' into the global force that it is."
"I can’t intervene more in the process. It'd be wrong to do that. It'd be wrong to jump to a conclusion before having really studied all the detail."
"I want to thank the City Football Group and the wider ownership for the money that they didn’t just put into the Etihad Stadium and the campus around it, but also into the city of Manchester."
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Man City’s defence statements:
Man City guilty of all financial breaches, PL confirms bbc.in/4joTwdm
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Forget the appeal, the mud attached to Manchester City's name will now stick forever. To the rest of football, they are CHEATS, writes IAN LADYMAN trib.al/DEW0kNb
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester City found guilty on virtually all charges relating to breaches of Premier League financial regulations. #MCFC expected to appeal against verdict issued by independent commission. Sanctions undecided, process ongoing @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7049721…
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Beat the champion in his own backyard what a fucking feeling🤩
Huge thank you to everyone for the support I love you all🤍
AND THE NEWWWW
#bwfc
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Serious shape taking place now, another check weight done today✅
The hard work has been done over the last 7 weeks with the team, feeling great and buzzing to get in there now
AND THE NEW
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Burnham has announced more transformative policies in a week than the Tories did in 14 years.
You can agree with the policies or hate them (I'm a mixture of the two) but it's impressive nonetheless.
Anyone who denies this is just a cope merchant.





































