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Sunday, January 27, 2008

When is a suit not a suit?

by Barney on 27 January 2008

I have had one of those strange (but entirely banal) epiphanies that come to one during the boring parts of meetings.
Sitting in Committee Room 4 of the House of Lords last Thursday during a meeting of the Attorney General’s Equality and Diversity Group, I tuned out of the meeting and looked down at the [...]

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Violence against women – new CPS policy praised in Attorney General’s meeting

by Barney on 27 January 2008

Last Thursday, attending a meeting of the Attorney General’s Equality and Advisory Group (three cheers to Baroness Scotland for continuing her predecessor’s initiative) we sat in a high-ceilinged committee room in the House of Lords. Massive paintings of the coronations of King George V and King George VI adorned the two end walls of the [...]

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The world needs the “Hidden Imam” says Ahmadinejad. Could he be right?

by Barney on 27 January 2008

This story on the MEMRI Iran Media Blog claims that Iran’s President Ahmadinejad considers the universal rule of the Hidden Imam humanity’s most important need.
As a Baha’i, I think he’s right.
This article on the Baha’i Topics website will tell you why. Stick with the article, which is quite long, if you want to really understand [...]

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