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Speech of Brunei. ...
"In your countries you practice freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of religion, etc. It's in your constitution. It's your political system, your national identity, your rights, your way of life."
Speech of Brunei. ...
"In your countries you practice freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of religion, etc. It's in your constitution. It's your political system, your national identity, your rights, your way of life."
"In my country, we practice a Malay, Islamic, Monarchical system and we're going to start practicing the laws of Islam, Shari’ah Law. Islam is in our constitution, our national identity, our rights, our way of life."
"We may find loopholes in your laws and justice system, and you may have found ours, but this is our country. Just like you practice your right to be gay, etc. for this world you live in now, we practice our rights to be Muslims for this world and the Hereafter."
"This is a nation practising Islamic Law. Why don't U worry abt ur kids being gunned down in skools worry abt ur prisons being unable 2 contain convicts worry abt ur high rate of crimes & DUIs worry abt suicide & abortion rate worry abt whteva it is that U shld worry abt there."
"Many religions are against homosexuality, it's nothing new. The moment you hear that Islam and Muslims making a stand and trying to reaffirm their faith, you judge, you boycott, you say that it's wrong, it's stupid, it's barbaric."
"Again, go back to those worries that you should focus on I've mentioned earlier. Is it not wrong to legalize deadly weapons, is it not wrong to allow unborn babies to be killed, is it not wrong to allow a lifestyle that results in AIDS & discontinuation of the next generation?"
"Why do you care so much wht's happening here in an Islamic nation when you didn't even bat an eyelid abt d Syrians, Bosnians, Rohingyas, Palestinians, etc. Thousands are being killed there & you don't care, not one is killed here under this Shari’ah Law, & you make a big fuss.."
"... even when the citizens here who are directly affected by it, accepts it with peace. Punishments may be harsher but it does not mean it's easier to be carried out. There are processes to go through before an actual conviction. We are fine with it, we are happy."
