Mozlums are a protected class….one that hates everyone else, and commonly…daily…finds a way to play victim, so even when they have committed a crime, they have no punishment waiting. However, the one who threatened the life of the poor kid who took the book to school, isn’t charged with any crime, not even “hatred.” Must be that the boy who took the book…his own property…to school, is not a protected class of person. Why would someone tear or smudge the book of evil, filthy, demonic hatred, if they didn’t have an intent to do so? By accident….and an accident is not from hate. If he *didn’t do it on purpose,* then why would they suspend him? How could they say “hate” was his motivation if he had no “intent” to tear or smudge the book of filth? The “hate” came from the mozlum mob….from the akbar creepy slime to all those who gathered and made the boy apologize for a tear…which may have been there when he got the book from amazon…and some dirt on a page. “We have recorded a hate incident, but from our enquiries are satisfied that no criminal offences were committed….įollow me on Facebook Filed Under: blasphemy, Featured, Islamic supremacism, Leftist/Islamic Alliance, Qur'an, Sharia, United Kingdom, Useful idiots Tagged With: Kettlethorpe High School, Wakefield, West Yorkshire The entire incident provoked uproar among some members of the local Muslim community, which has caused concern over the possible de facto revival of blasphemy as a social force in parts of the UK….Ī spokesperson for West Yorkshire Police said: “We are aware of local and national concerns following an incident at Kettlethorpe High School in Wakefield last week…. They later said they “gave advice” to the student who sent a death threat to the autistic boy.

Tudor Griffiths, the school’s headteacher, said there had been “no malicious intent” but the pupils’ actions were “unacceptable”. Kettlethorpe High School said it suspended four students over the incident. Police sparked incredulity in some quarters by designating the damage to the Quran as a “hate incident”, although they said no criminal offence was committed. The high-functioning autistic 14-year-old received death threats after the incident, his mother said. The cover was lightly torn and a page inside was smudged. The Year 10 student brought the religious book to Kettlethorpe High School in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, on February 23. Police have given “words of advice” to a boy who sent death threats to an autistic student who lightly damaged a copy of the Quran. “Police ‘give words of advice’ to boy who sent death threats to autistic student who lightly scuffed Quran at school,” by Kit Heren, LBC, March 3, 2023: Britain, as is increasingly obvious, is finished. Here the image does not add meaning to the page, and so the alt attribute is left blank.Shattered, staggering, dhimmi Britain has made its priorities clear. The alt attribute above gives the text alternative of, “A grey cat sitting” for the image, cat.gif. The alt atrribute is always placed within the img tag. In situations when an image is already explained with text content, or does not add meaning to a page (like a background image), the img tag still needs an alt attribute, but it can be set to an empty string. It is meant to briefly convey the meaning of the image in order to be picked up by a screenreader and read aloud to the user. The alt atribute should be short but descriptive. When a screen reader encounters an image, it accesses the alt attribute and reads its contents in order to deliver key information. This could be due to a slow connection, an error in the src attribute, but also if the user uses a screen reader. The alt attribute provides alternative information for an image if a user for some reason cannot view it. Visually impaired people often rely on screen readers to convert web content to an audio interface. Add a Text Alternative to Images for Visually Impaired Accessibility

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