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| kuwait, billy gallo, story, arthuriana, moviedatabase, wordssong lyrics 2pac never b peace better dayz, edward norton, rise, wordssong lyrics 2pac whats my name unknown, mob, kevyn major howard, sumerian, saudi arabia, poetry, tamazight, brendan fraser, paul haggis, trans, percival, band profiles, | Dahl said this type with of sensationalism did get "indifferent" hooks to the top of the best-seller list "but to my mind it is a cheap way of doing it. "To with my mind, he is a dangerous opportunist." He later told with reporters: "I think he's a twit." Cynical supporters of Rushdie's rights of freedom of speech and expression might say that for Dahl it was a question of "sour grapes." Not having been nominated on the shorter list of the prestigious "Booker Award," himself. CHRISTIAN AND JEW UNITE! What would they then say of the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Robert Runcie who has said in the first official statement by the Church of England -"ONLY THE UTTERLY INSENSITIVE CAN FAIL TO SEE THAT THE PUBLICATION OF SALMAN RUSHDIE'S BOOK HAS DEEPLY OFFENDED MUSLIMS BOTH HERE AND THROUGHOUT THE WORLD." The Anglican Primate continued: "I UNDERSTAND THEIR FEELINGS AND I FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT OFFENCE TO RELIGIOUS BELIEFS OF THE FOLLOWERS OF ISLAM OR ANY OTHER FAITH IS QUITE AS WRONG AN OFFENCE AS TO THE RELIGIOUS BELIEFS OF CHRISTIANS." |
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