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Could Claire Khaw be the Messiah Substitute?
https://clairekhaw.substack.com/p/could-claire-khaw-be-the-messiah
Claire Khaw, founder of Secular Koranism, is the Messiah substitute
https://secularkoranism.blogspot.com/2025/03/claire-khaw-founder-of-secular-koranism.html
7:00 The Golden Bough by J G Fraser
8:00 Higher Power and the Supreme Court
Why did the House of Lords become the Supreme Court?
The House of Lords did not become the UK Supreme Court, but its judicial functions were transferred to the new Supreme Court in 2009. Here's why this change happened:
- Separation of Powers: The House of Lords, as the highest court, combined judicial, legislative, and executive roles, with Law Lords (senior judges) also acting as legislators. This blurred the separation of powers, a key principle in modern democracies. The Constitutional Reform Act 2005 aimed to create a clearer distinction by establishing an independent judiciary.
- Judicial Independence: Moving the appellate judicial functions to a separate Supreme Court ensured the judiciary was visibly independent from the legislature and government, aligning with European Convention on Human Rights standards and public expectations for impartiality.
- Modernization: The House of Lords' judicial role was seen as outdated. A dedicated Supreme Court provided a modern, transparent institution focused solely on judicial matters, with its own building and administration, opened in October 2009.
- Practical Considerations: The new court allowed for better facilities and public access, moving from the cramped conditions in the House of Lords to a purpose-built Supreme Court building in Middlesex Guildhall.
The Law Lords became the first Justices of the Supreme Court, and the House of Lords retained its legislative functions but ceased to serve as a court. This reform strengthened the UK’s constitutional framework while preserving the judicial expertise of the former system.
9:00 Justice must not only be done, it must be seen to be done.
12:00 Recorded Spaces
Compliments from Rake!
13:00 Hercules cleaning the Augean stables.
Alexander the Great cut the Gordian Knot.
14:00 Idolatry
15:00 Hidden idolatry
16:00 Idolatry is thoughtcrime.
Atheists worship their own opinions.
17:00 Obedience
18:00 Republicanism is a measure of egalitarianism.
19:00 Diversity is our strength.
20:00 Moral men and chaste women
21:00 Soap opera Spaces
ANGLO-IRANIAN joins.
23:00 Selling myself short
24:00 Ever Ready Bunny
25:00 Waiting for a collaborator
26:00 How I started on social media
27:00 Talking therapy
Same old, same old
28:00 American repetitiveness and obsessions
30:00 White Nationalists in America
31:00 European Food Standards are superior to American Food Standards.
Israel is an American colony.
32:00 British Israelism
33:00 "Ancestral memory"
34:00 Who are Americans to talk about racial purity?
35:00 Anglo-Iranians bad experiences in America
46:00 Too many chiefs, not enough Indians.
48:00 Stop playing the blame game.
50:00 Omblongata
52:00 Mandate of Heaven
54:00 No man is above the law.
55:00 Proscription
59:00 Paterfamilias
1:00:00 Slaves displaced Roman plebeians.
History repeats itself.
1:01:00 Edward Gibbon blamed the fall of the Roman Empire on Christianity.
1:02:00 "God is dead and we have killed him."
Kulturkampf
Papal Infallibility
1:06:00 Secular Koranism
1:09:00 Leftover men and women in China
1:11:00 Female infanticide resulted in empowering women.
1:12:00 Marriage bureau in Singapore
Government should support marriage.
1:14:00 Porn
1:16:00 Race
Register of Races
Racial Olympics
1:17:00 The woman who dares
1:18:00 Prediction: The American Pope will initiate a religious war between Christians and Muslims in the West.
1:19:00 Idolatry
1:20:00 Secular Koranism is frightening enough.
1:21:00 Caroline Farrow
The bargain men can make with feminists
1:22:00 I could be from the Davidic line.
1:23:00 PALUKA joins.
1:25:00 Tisha B'Av birthday
1:27:00 Secular Koranism
1:28:00 Jews
1:30:00 Restoring the patriarchy
1:32:00 Zodiac signs
1:38:00 Biblical stories
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