This is deeply weird.... this is the only "crime" that I can think of, that is one hundred percent dependent on the "criminal" describing what they are doing. If the police were to ask "are you silently praying?" and the suspect were to say "None of your business" there is zero evidence gathering that the police could do to make any case at all. This makes the law look ridiculous. Maybe we should all stand in these zones and silently pray, but refuse to tell any officers asking, if we are or not - let them gather their own evidence, we don't have to hand it to them.
A defendant can't be Found Guilty on their own evidence which lies at the Root of basic Common Law. otherwise any person who confessed to a crime of which the police had no supporting evidence could be imprisoned, or worse, handed the Death sentence.
I would like to know where are the Church, and the Monarch - or at least their representatives in all of this. They are supposed to be the head of the Christian faith - and they say nothing. I will never stop praying - silently or otherwise.
K. Charles won't do anything, he's already said he's the defender of ALL faiths now. He's not interested in Christianity unfortunately. The Royal family and all our politicians and judiciary need praying for. 🙏
I am not religious in any way but this judgement is disgraceful. How can a silent prayer be a criminal offence. Its judgements like this that bring the law into disrepute and make our laws of freedom a laughing stock. Where are the heads of the church or indeed the defender of faiths, the King. They need to be actively involved in clearing this mans name.
If this or any other judge had pass the same sentence ageist an Islamic person for doing the same as Adam had done , the judge would no longer be able to walk down the street safely because a fatwa would have been put on him ending his life. We now see two tier judicial system in the UK.
We are very concerned of where this country is heading under this PM. Muslims are allowed to pray openly in the streets in number but one Christian man praying silently is breaking the law even when given police assurances before he prayed. Something is very, very wrong with many issues of this once great country. Such a pity that a country that was once revered has been spoilt by terrible, dishonourable politicians.
Don’t start using that term. As a Christian I’m not a flannel or a victim- hate me for my faith then fine but don’t give it some daft name to try and make me a victim. I’m not.
@@glheath11 maybe you are not but there ARE victims! Try telling Pakistan, Egyptians, Indonesia, Nigerian Christians that there not the victims of anti-Christian pogroms. Christophobia IS REAL❗️
@@artj2657yes absolutely- and yes we’re all persecuted for our faith. I’m not denying that. I’m against this ridiculous victim culture we’re in. We’re called to be like Christ- He was not some pathetic victim. Even hanging on the cross He was strong, faithful, courageous and true. We ought to emulate Him
@@glheath11 you are obviously right to want to emulate Christ but that shouldn’t lead to the denial and recognition and support of Christians across the globe who ARE victims of persecution because of their faith. We MUST call it out!
I cannot believe what is happening to our country and our Christianity. Its disgudting. Why are some people allowed to shout hate at us but we cant " think" prayers.
Prayer is obedience to the Lord and is not a crime in His sight. 'All the darkness in the world cannot put out the light of a single candle.' - St Francis of Assisi. Attempts to corrupt Truth cannot be hidden from God.
Preached about the UK in 1965. “Here not long ago in that great nation, London, in England rather, where that John Wesley and Charles and many of those great preachers of the early days, Spurgeon and them had preached the gospel in the hay markets and everywhere there, they turned down that message of their day and look what they are in this day. ……. It's one of the lowest degraded countries in the world. I've been over the world, but I don't know anything that's so illegitimate as England. Billy Graham said the same thing. Why, he had to take his wife from the parks, how the acts between men and women were going on publicly in the parks. When I was there I never seen anything would break a person's heart any more than what was going on in England, which had the opportunity and one time led the world in a reformation. Just shows how it can fall.”
Following the French Revolution - 'reason', humanism, atheism, scientism, materialism, secularism... Godlessness - Satanism... This is what killed England - and if you think France or Germany are any better, you are dreaming. The entirety of Europe is fallen to the Enemy. America is not looking a quarter as stable as smug Americans think. Your children are being poisoned in precisely the same way as the British were - physically, mentally and spiritually - and your future is looking terribly bleak unless you are a full Biblical Christian - and then you will know what follows in the future. Every dog has his day... Our Lord is not interested in 'worldly' Empires that turn their backs on Him down here in this fallen world. "Satan is the god of this world". We Christians all know what follows. Don't think you can get away with tribal hatred or pity or self-righteousness when looking down your long nose at the English - as it was a special beacon for the world put there once by the love of God. How far such a devout nation fell should merely give you reason to tremble. God Bless now.
Just a testament to the fact that Jesus' coming is sooner than we think. Repent now and give your life to Christ. Today is the day of salvation. Sadly, tomorrow might be too late!
Not knowing the full details, being there can be regarded as a protest even without silent prayer. Some stand alone outside the buffer zone but in residential areas, so neighbours call the police. It could get awkward if dozens met there to pray. I'm against abortion, and hate that men have no say. Nor does the baby. Maybe meeting with intercessors would be more effective to push the darkness away from staff and mothers. My daughter was born at 25 weeks. Placenta previa. She lived 4 hours. Perfectly and exquisitely formed.
It shows how removed from reality the judicury and ruling class are from real life. A man not given the right to prevent the murder of his child, just disgusting.
The thing is you don’t have to be in a specific location where the problem is or physically be with the people that you are praying for. The prayer is just as effective where ever you are. You are praying to God for his Holy Spirit to give people strength or to touch peoples hearts to do the right thing.
This is beyond my comprehension, I really can't get my head round it. There is something wrong with people who consider this a crime or there's something sinister going on.
We live in a country that, because of prison overcrowding releases serious criminals and then weeks later lock someone up for praying. It is a serious concern.
Prayer is an individuals right to communicate with thec Eternal Creator of all that is, whether siliently in the spirit or for other humans to hear. So, if its inaudible i.e., in the spirit, there's no distance in the spirit, its private & so, its no one else's business, what that communication is. Just think about that. Its strictly between an individual and The Almighty.
Look at what happens in the US with people protesting outside abortion clinics. It's important to have a safe zone for the users and workers. These so called silent prayers are just covert protests and then playing the victim when held accountable. Pray outside of the zone.
Doesn't meet definition of intimidation. He had a personal reason to silently pray for his son, he gained consent from police to do so, made sure he wasn't breaking the zone restrictions, police assured him he wasn't breaking any rules....then after only one occasion of silently praying, where no one complained and no one was distressed, he gets fined. So, no, his intention and behaviour doesn't meet criteria for or definition of intimidation.
@@User-t1m1x that may be the case but consideration for women leaving the clinic has to be considered whether he likes it or not for some women it is intimidating how can he be sure he wasn't seen ? For what it's worth his arrest was totally out of order
I have seen in my own life the hatred towards Christians and those who stand firm on God's Word, real history and traditional genuine origins, both in the secular world, and yes, even in many churches. This gentleman had this case going on for two years, and even after he was found "guilty" of silent prayer, we see how corrupt the so-called "justice" system can be. This sets a bad precedence for our world as a whole. Jesus will not be mocked. No matter what people do or say, no court is truly above the Kingdom of God and Heaven. No person or group is. All will have to bow and confess Jesus Christ is Lord. Nothing this world does here is eternal. This brave and faithful Christian man, Adam Smith-Connor, will have eternal rewards and the support of all of us true Christians, who know the heavy price it can take to stand up for what is right and Godly. For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? ~ Mark 8:36
He was not there just to pray for his dead son, but also to intimidate women wishing to enter the clinic, why not seek to assuage his guilt in the privacy of his own home
This law is an ass, and is rightly being tested - as all laws should be. if everything is based on feelings, then I should be able to claim off you for saying we praying men are intimidating. You sure can turn things on their head. Full duration 6lb smiling, yawning, thumb-sucking babies are legally chopped into body parts..... and you try to lecture, complain on who has hurty feelings, who has all the rights. Just who do think pays the taxes for this road and NHS funded clinic? We ALL do. Feminism means women get the equal ride as men get. The silent pray folk could play the ''intimidation' 'hurt victim' game too, if they chose to. If you cant feel for the child, consider the poor staff who have to carry out this disgusting industry daily Btw. Fetus: Latin = 'Small PERSON; All persons should have a voice & have rights
What Adam did does not fit any legal definition of intimidation. He also stated he was not there to intimidate anyone. He sought permission from police beforehand who confirmed he was not breaking any rules. He prayed once for 3 minutes. Silently, eyes closed. No one complained of being harrassed. No one even entered or left the clinic. Your laws in the UK are irrational.
@@User-t1m1x I largely agree w/you. How do you know that nobody complained (or entered the clinic)? It's usual for the clinic manager to complain. I read that Adam emailed the Council beforehand with his intentions. The Council also has enforcement officers, working with police. Maybe he gave the exact time & they sat in wait.. I don't know where the BBC got 1 hr 40 minutes from - unless he was arguing his position w/police for that period, & perhaps outside of the zone. I have not read he was arrested, but assume he was handed a fixed penalty notice, which works similar to a parking ticket.
@davidpayne8413 ''He was not there just to pray for his dead son, but also to intimidate women'' you say. Sherlock, how long have you had this gift of ESP, ie, reading people's minds?
He has not been convicted of a thought crime, but for breaching a "Public spaces protection order" He breached the clinics safe zone - He was clearly there to protest against abortion, albeit a silent protest. His presence there was intimidating to any women who wished to enter the clinic. This tactic is clearly understood and used by many who congregate there to protest albeit silently. He had emailed the council the day before to tell them of his intentions, he confessed his silent activity to the police, how else did the police know he was praying - He told them. He clearly anticipated that he would be confronted by the police, he invited all that subsequently followed. Surely one does not have to be in close proximity of the “Problem” one wants God to solve, his guilt re an abortion in his past, does not God hear prayers everywhere? But that’s a separate issue, he said he was praying for his dead son, that was a lie, he a Christian lied he was clearly there to protest against abortions.
Nothing to do with tactics. Christianity is a religion, a culture, a way of life that has ingrained rights to exercise it's dogma, its freedoms, publicly, personally, silently, or any other way, as it has had for over 2000 yrs. He did not ''breach'' the 'buffer zone'' any more that a cyclist, driver or pedestrian coming home from work who is iving next to the clinic. If X chose to have feelings of unease or 'intimidation' then thats their problem. They are choosing those feelings I would suggest If we all went around worrying that my rights to walk down a street irritates someone else, we would never get out of bed Any opposition to prayer, I would suggest, is tyranny. If anyone is using tactics, it's the godless Council and the Industry behind abortion
Oh no... It was Hannah and the silent prayer. How many times has Hannah been s slave Ship? Her ports were in Nigeria. The land mark organ harvesting case against Nigeria. Royal British Naval Hospital 🏥.
Matthew 6:5 King James Bible And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, they have their reward.
While your case has great merit remember Jesus Christ says “Even if you think about having sex with a woman while you are married to a different woman then you are committing adultery.”😎🔥🔥🔥🔥😇
He could pray anywhere but decided to pray in a place where he would also be making a statement of his beliefs in respect of abortion and was forbidden to do so. This is not an infringement of his right to pray which he can do anywhere else but it is his infringement of a court ruling that in doing so he is upsetting others who do not share his beliefs about abortion. He could have prayed just as effectively a mile away so why did he not?
@@SpudUnabecause it's obvious what those people are doing. It's a silent protest, but they are physically there. Imagine someone stood outside your house and you knew why they were there. That it was for a reason to do with your beliefs and legal rights that they just didn't agree with. Wouldn't that feel intimidating? These people should be held accountable or there will just be more of them. Nip it in the bud. They can pray outside the zone.
this is terrible news it shows how far this country has fallen
This is deeply weird.... this is the only "crime" that I can think of, that is one hundred percent dependent on the "criminal" describing what they are doing. If the police were to ask "are you silently praying?" and the suspect were to say "None of your business" there is zero evidence gathering that the police could do to make any case at all. This makes the law look ridiculous. Maybe we should all stand in these zones and silently pray, but refuse to tell any officers asking, if we are or not - let them gather their own evidence, we don't have to hand it to them.
Shows that life has become cheaper than death and that humans are now commodified for the disposal of the highest payer
Leave the women alone you bullies. Always the victims aren't you?
A defendant can't be Found Guilty on their own evidence which lies at the Root of basic Common Law. otherwise any person who confessed to a crime of which the police had no supporting evidence could be imprisoned, or worse, handed the Death sentence.
@@Don18k Common law claims are not recognised
The most ludicrous thing I’ve heard for a while. And there’s a lot of ludicrous shit going on right now
I would like to know where are the Church, and the Monarch - or at least their representatives in all of this. They are supposed to be the head of the Christian faith - and they say nothing.
I will never stop praying - silently or otherwise.
K. Charles won't do anything, he's already said he's the defender of ALL faiths now. He's not interested in Christianity unfortunately. The Royal family and all our politicians and judiciary need praying for. 🙏
Charles is only the head of the church of England, which has turned its back on truth and losing people for that very reason.
At the moment King Charles is down here in the South Pacific .
By the look of the news he's enjoying himself.
@@jeannineterran2621 The monarch is lead by the Adulterous King Charles.
The Judge should be sacked.
@@freespeechforever agree 💯%
Just sacked ?
DREAM ON HE IS A FRIEND OF THE P M
That judge will stand before Jesus one day
Raymondw5i agree 💯%
yes absolutely, wont have his chums to save him then
Isaiah 5:20.
where is the evidence for this jesus??..........
This is appalling, surely freedom of thought, expression, opinion and speech is one of many human rights?
I am not religious in any way but this judgement is disgraceful. How can a silent prayer be a criminal offence. Its judgements like this that bring the law into disrepute and make our laws of freedom a laughing stock. Where are the heads of the church or indeed the defender of faiths, the King. They need to be actively involved in clearing this mans name.
109% agree. They have all been living a sham and we have all been deceived for many a year.
Its time for our British brothers to stand up for their beliefs!
If this or any other judge had pass the same sentence ageist an Islamic person for doing the same as Adam had done , the judge would no longer be able to walk down the street safely because a fatwa would have been put on him ending his life. We now see two tier judicial system in the UK.
We are very concerned of where this country is heading under this PM. Muslims are allowed to pray openly in the streets in number but one Christian man praying silently is breaking the law even when given police assurances before he prayed. Something is very, very wrong with many issues of this once great country. Such a pity that a country that was once revered has been spoilt by terrible, dishonourable politicians.
I just cannot believe this Christophobia! This is an abomination and a disgrace!
Don’t start using that term. As a Christian I’m not a flannel or a victim- hate me for my faith then fine but don’t give it some daft name to try and make me a victim. I’m not.
@@glheath11 maybe you are not, BUT just ask many WHO ARE being persecuted across the globe❗️It’s real!
@@glheath11 maybe you are not but there ARE victims! Try telling Pakistan, Egyptians, Indonesia, Nigerian Christians that there not the victims of anti-Christian pogroms. Christophobia IS REAL❗️
@@artj2657yes absolutely- and yes we’re all persecuted for our faith. I’m not denying that. I’m against this ridiculous victim culture we’re in. We’re called to be like Christ- He was not some pathetic victim. Even hanging on the cross He was strong, faithful, courageous and true. We ought to emulate Him
@@glheath11 you are obviously right to want to emulate Christ but that shouldn’t lead to the denial and recognition and support of Christians across the globe who ARE victims of persecution because of their faith. We MUST call it out!
Who put these judges above god
Where is the evidence for this god??.........
I cannot believe what is happening to our country and our Christianity. Its disgudting.
Why are some people allowed to shout hate at us but we cant " think" prayers.
Because of Islam that’s why
This should go to the Supreme Court… and onto the ECJ.
The ECJ is part of the problem
Please Appeal this .
Prayer is obedience to the Lord and is not a crime in His sight. 'All the darkness in the world cannot put out the light of a single candle.' - St Francis of Assisi. Attempts to corrupt Truth cannot be hidden from God.
Thank you for sharing this with us.
He should have said he was praying to allah, he would have got off.
Couple POUNDS as well off the COURT 👎👎👎👎
Preached about the UK in 1965.
“Here not long ago in that great nation, London, in England rather, where that John Wesley and Charles and many of those great preachers of the early days, Spurgeon and them had preached the gospel in the hay markets and everywhere there, they turned down that message of their day and look what they are in this day. ……. It's one of the lowest degraded countries in the world. I've been over the world, but I don't know anything that's so illegitimate as England. Billy Graham said the same thing. Why, he had to take his wife from the parks, how the acts between men and women were going on publicly in the parks. When I was there I never seen anything would break a person's heart any more than what was going on in England, which had the opportunity and one time led the world in a reformation. Just shows how it can fall.”
Following the French Revolution - 'reason', humanism, atheism, scientism, materialism, secularism... Godlessness - Satanism...
This is what killed England - and if you think France or Germany are any better, you are dreaming. The entirety of Europe is fallen to the Enemy.
America is not looking a quarter as stable as smug Americans think.
Your children are being poisoned in precisely the same way as the British were - physically, mentally and spiritually - and your future is looking terribly bleak unless you are a full Biblical Christian - and then you will know what follows in the future.
Every dog has his day... Our Lord is not interested in 'worldly' Empires that turn their backs on Him down here in this fallen world.
"Satan is the god of this world".
We Christians all know what follows.
Don't think you can get away with tribal hatred or pity or self-righteousness when looking down your long nose at the English - as it was a special beacon for the world put there once by the love of God.
How far such a devout nation fell should merely give you reason to tremble.
God Bless now.
The same law was forced through in lreland today .
Its worse than that. In Scotland, if your home is in a buffer zone, it is illegal to silently pray and you could go to prison!
He knew he was not welcome in that area.
Don't attend these places if you are opposed to them.
Just a testament to the fact that Jesus' coming is sooner than we think. Repent now and give your life to Christ. Today is the day of salvation. Sadly, tomorrow might be too late!
dont be so bloody silly.........
WAKE UP 🇬🇧
You are absolutely right. I am praying silently now!?
We should all be able to pray.
Not knowing the full details, being there can be regarded as a protest even without silent prayer.
Some stand alone outside the buffer zone but in residential areas, so neighbours call the police.
It could get awkward if dozens met there to pray.
I'm against abortion, and hate that men have no say. Nor does the baby.
Maybe meeting with intercessors would be more effective to push the darkness away from staff and mothers.
My daughter was born at 25 weeks. Placenta previa.
She lived 4 hours. Perfectly and exquisitely formed.
Private thoughts are just that…PRIVATE 🙏🏻
It shows how removed from reality the judicury and ruling class are from real life. A man not given the right to prevent the murder of his child, just disgusting.
The thing is you don’t have to be in a specific location where the problem is or physically be with the people that you are praying for. The prayer is just as effective where ever you are. You are praying to God for his Holy Spirit to give people strength or to touch peoples hearts to do the right thing.
Yes but we are talking about the freedom to do so.
This is beyond my comprehension, I really can't get my head round it.
There is something wrong with people who consider this a crime or there's something sinister going on.
There's something extremely sinister going on.
Don't the courts make you affidavit on a Bible.. how ironic would that be.. keep strong all.. remember His words.. they hated Me first 🙏
when your judges support injustice in totality. you are lost.
We live in a country that, because of prison overcrowding releases serious criminals and then weeks later lock someone up for praying. It is a serious concern.
Please please please appeal this is so wrong.
Prayer is an individuals right to communicate with thec Eternal Creator of all that is, whether siliently in the spirit or for other humans to hear. So, if its inaudible i.e., in the spirit, there's no distance in the spirit, its private & so, its no one else's business, what that communication is. Just think about that. Its strictly between an individual and The Almighty.
A disgrace it is the world has gone mad
Look at what happens in the US with people protesting outside abortion clinics. It's important to have a safe zone for the users and workers. These so called silent prayers are just covert protests and then playing the victim when held accountable. Pray outside of the zone.
He could have prayed at home so intimidating so very wrong for him to be there he could have prayed anywhere its was to intimidate
Doesn't meet definition of intimidation. He had a personal reason to silently pray for his son, he gained consent from police to do so, made sure he wasn't breaking the zone restrictions, police assured him he wasn't breaking any rules....then after only one occasion of silently praying, where no one complained and no one was distressed, he gets fined.
So, no, his intention and behaviour doesn't meet criteria for or definition of intimidation.
@@User-t1m1x that may be the case but consideration for women leaving the clinic has to be considered whether he likes it or not for some women it is intimidating how can he be sure he wasn't seen ? For what it's worth his arrest was totally out of order
Ansolute madness !
Absolute Bonkers Britain 😢. Feels like we are living in the 1984 Matrix 😢
Be interesting to find out who the judge was!
That judge needs to step down it's a disgrace
I have seen in my own life the hatred towards Christians and those who stand firm on God's Word, real history and traditional genuine origins, both in the secular world, and yes, even in many churches. This gentleman had this case going on for two years, and even after he was found "guilty" of silent prayer, we see how corrupt the so-called "justice" system can be. This sets a bad precedence for our world as a whole. Jesus will not be mocked.
No matter what people do or say, no court is truly above the Kingdom of God and Heaven. No person or group is. All will have to bow and confess Jesus Christ is Lord. Nothing this world does here is eternal.
This brave and faithful Christian man, Adam Smith-Connor, will have eternal rewards and the support of all of us true Christians, who know the heavy price it can take to stand up for what is right and Godly. For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? ~
Mark 8:36
WAS THERE NO JURY
No it was a Bench trial. Meaning the Judge is also the Jury. Its also the Jurisdiction of that area.
@@pamelajudithrwanyarare8429 thats shocking no justice there guilty before you enter
Look around you
He was not there just to pray for his dead son, but also to intimidate women wishing to enter the clinic, why not seek to assuage his guilt in the privacy of his own home
This law is an ass, and is rightly being tested - as all laws should be.
if everything is based on feelings, then I should be able to claim off you for saying we praying men are intimidating. You sure can turn things on their head. Full duration 6lb smiling, yawning, thumb-sucking babies are legally chopped into body parts..... and you try to lecture, complain on who has hurty feelings, who has all the rights. Just who do think pays the taxes for this road and NHS funded clinic? We ALL do.
Feminism means women get the equal ride as men get. The silent pray folk could play the ''intimidation' 'hurt victim' game too, if they chose to. If you cant feel for the child, consider the poor staff who have to carry out this disgusting industry daily
Btw. Fetus: Latin = 'Small PERSON; All persons should have a voice & have rights
What Adam did does not fit any legal definition of intimidation. He also stated he was not there to intimidate anyone. He sought permission from police beforehand who confirmed he was not breaking any rules. He prayed once for 3 minutes. Silently, eyes closed. No one complained of being harrassed. No one even entered or left the clinic. Your laws in the UK are irrational.
@@User-t1m1x True. My comments were deleted I see - or they are not visible to me; strange.
@@User-t1m1x I largely agree w/you. How do you know that nobody complained (or entered the clinic)? It's usual for the clinic manager to complain.
I read that Adam emailed the Council beforehand with his intentions. The Council also has enforcement officers, working with police. Maybe he gave the exact time & they sat in wait..
I don't know where the BBC got 1 hr 40 minutes from - unless he was arguing his position w/police for that period, & perhaps outside of the zone. I have not read he was arrested, but assume he was handed a fixed penalty notice, which works similar to a parking ticket.
@davidpayne8413
''He was not there just to pray for his dead son, but also to intimidate women'' you say.
Sherlock, how long have you had this gift of ESP, ie, reading people's minds?
He has not been convicted of a thought crime, but for breaching a "Public spaces protection order"
He breached the clinics safe zone - He was clearly there to protest against abortion, albeit a silent protest.
His presence there was intimidating to any women who wished to enter the clinic. This tactic is clearly understood and used by many who congregate there to protest albeit silently.
He had emailed the council the day before to tell them of his intentions, he confessed his silent activity to the police, how else did the police know he was praying - He told them. He clearly anticipated that he would be confronted by the police, he invited all that subsequently followed.
Surely one does not have to be in close proximity of the “Problem” one wants God to solve, his guilt re an abortion in his past, does not God hear prayers everywhere? But that’s a separate issue, he said he was praying for his dead son, that was a lie, he a Christian lied he was clearly there to protest against abortions.
Nothing to do with tactics. Christianity is a religion, a culture, a way of life that has ingrained rights to exercise it's dogma, its freedoms, publicly, personally, silently, or any other way, as it has had for over 2000 yrs.
He did not ''breach'' the 'buffer zone'' any more that a cyclist, driver or pedestrian coming home from work who is iving next to the clinic.
If X chose to have feelings of unease or 'intimidation' then thats their problem. They are choosing those feelings I would suggest If we all went around worrying that my rights to walk down a street irritates someone else, we would never get out of bed
Any opposition to prayer, I would suggest, is tyranny. If anyone is using tactics, it's the godless Council and the Industry behind abortion
I was adopted FM orphanage 66 now Ealing has abortion clinic there thank god my mum had values god bless her rip mum
Oh no... It was Hannah and the silent prayer.
How many times has Hannah been s slave Ship?
Her ports were in Nigeria.
The land mark organ harvesting case against Nigeria.
Royal British Naval Hospital 🏥.
A 3 day trial for silent prayer.
Did it kill someone ?
I expect if he was muslim it would be ok.
Matthew 6:5
King James Bible
And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, they have their reward.
While your case has great merit remember Jesus Christ says “Even if you think about having sex with a woman while you are married to a different woman then you are committing adultery.”😎🔥🔥🔥🔥😇
What are you talking about?
@ The Bible
WTH who is the judge he needs to be sacked.
He could pray anywhere but decided to pray in a place where he would also be making a statement of his beliefs in respect of abortion and was forbidden to do so. This is not an infringement of his right to pray which he can do anywhere else but it is his infringement of a court ruling that in doing so he is upsetting others who do not share his beliefs about abortion. He could have prayed just as effectively a mile away so why did he not?
Well if he was just standing there in silence how is he upsetting anyone
because he was praying near the spot his son was murdered
@@SpudUnabecause it's obvious what those people are doing. It's a silent protest, but they are physically there. Imagine someone stood outside your house and you knew why they were there. That it was for a reason to do with your beliefs and legal rights that they just didn't agree with. Wouldn't that feel intimidating? These people should be held accountable or there will just be more of them. Nip it in the bud. They can pray outside the zone.
That Tom Cruise film comes to mind where people were arrested for thought crimes!
These judges cannot get away with this