Hijab Helen gets religion...but does she GET the religion?
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Yes,
Secular humanism.
Big mistake....Watch the house of cards fall.
Man rebelling aginst God....when has it ever worked.
Posted by: Paula | February 16, 2007 at 09:43 PM
I find it interesting that this woman did not have the courtesy to dress appropriately when meeting our head state, the Queen, but deemed it necessary to don the hijab when meeting Muslims.
Posted by: Account Deleted | February 16, 2007 at 10:25 PM
As you allude to Andrei, it is tokenism. Helen only supports feminist pieties.
Posted by: Spirit Of 76 | February 16, 2007 at 11:09 PM
Having read the Investigate article and noted the alleged teachings of these guest speakers it would appear Helen is on a hiding to nothing on at least two counts. She's not so smart.
Posted by: John Boy | February 19, 2007 at 07:13 AM
Who are Zeg and Wishart?
Posted by: Antarctic Lemur | February 20, 2007 at 06:49 PM
More disrespect for our great leader. Tall poppy syndrome at its worst.
Still confusion I am afraid about protocol of host being observed.
In this case, Helen Clark was the visitor, not the host.
You can't get into the Vatican if you wear shorts. I tried to, but was turned away. Didn't they know we allow it in New Zealand?
I suppose after a track record as impressive as hers, these outbreaks of jealousy would occasionally erupt.
As for "Man rebelling against God" Paula, it makes no sense at all. God is simply a construct in your mind of what you think God should be.
Posted by: Peter | February 20, 2007 at 07:39 PM
More disrespect for our great leader. Tall poppy syndrome at its worst.
Still confusion I am afraid about protocol of host being observed.
In this case, Helen Clark was the visitor, not the host.
You can't get into the Vatican if you wear shorts. I tried to, but was turned away. Didn't they know we allow it in New Zealand?
I suppose after a track record as impressive as hers, these outbreaks of jealousy would occasionally erupt.
As for "Man rebelling against God" Paula, it makes no sense at all. God is simply a construct in your mind of what you think God should be.
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