New catholic scandal

It is.Our laws are pretty much the same as yours. I think you guys have the expression "you don't have the freedom to shout fire in a theatre" or some such, which was a similar situation at the time. (Although many people here thought the sentence was extremely harsh.)

No, it not a crime. Unless it's part of a deliberate campaign to cause a riot.

I Predict A Riot lyrics
Songwriters: James Simon Rix;Charles Richard Wilson;Andrew Robert White;Nicholas James David Hodgson;Nicholas Matthew BainesWatching the people get lairy
It's not very pretty I tell thee
Walking through town is quite scary
It's not very sensible either
A friend of a friend he got beaten
He looked the wrong way at a policeman
Would never of happened to Smeaton
An old LeodensianI predict a riot
I predict a riot
I predict a riot
I predict a riotI tried to get to my taxi
The man in a tracksuit attacks me
He said that he saw it before me
And wants to get things a bit gory
Girls scrabble round with no clothes on
To borrow a pound for a condom
If it wasn't for chip fat they'd be frozen
They're not very sensibleI predict a riot
I predict a riot
I predict a riot
I predict a riotAnd if there's anybody left in here
Who that doesn't want to be out there
Watching the people get lairy
It's not very pretty I tell thee
Walking through town is quite scary
It's not very sensibleI predict a riot
I predict a riot
I predict a riot
I predict a riotAnd if there's anybody left in here
Who that doesn't want to be out thereI predict a riot
I predict a riot
I predict a riot
I predict a riotSo far no prosecution for incitement.

For clarity and for those readers lacking a sense of irony - this article is a spoof :-)UnNews:Kaiser Chiefs arrested for predicting the futureEdited by Tangle, : No reason given.

Not good enough really is it?This wasn't an off the cuff remark in the pub, it was the Archbishop's Christmas message to his congregation. That's normally something you think about in advance and even write down. He obviously means what he says. If the Vatican doesn't fire him, they're once again saying that they are not going to conform to the normal rules of decent society.

I didn't bother to reply or jeer but now that you've brought my attention to it again I see that it's well worth a jeer.(You provide a link to an alleged convent brothel which turned out to actually be an priest talking about legalising prostitution - the jeer was for my disappointment.)

No, of course not. But even though what he said was deliberately misinterpreted by the headline, what he actually DID say was bad enough to get him fired from any normal organisation. Never. It's just disapointing to have it confirmed over and over.