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Officials at Egypt’s Music Union have banned the gay Brit from performing at an upcoming show, claiming he insulted Middle Easterners with his remarks.

In a Parade interview, which was published in America in February, Elton suggested Jesus was a “super-intelligent gay man” and then took aim at the Middle East, stating, “Try being a gay woman in the Middle East – you’re as good as dead.”

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A convicted sex offender should not have been forbidden to use or possess a computer for 30 years after he was released from prison, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.

A three-judge panel agreed with prosecutors and the man’s lawyer that the restriction was too harsh because it could never be modified over three decades.

Mark Wayne Russell of Columbia, Md., had been caught in a 2006 sex sting trying to meet someone he found through the Internet and believed was a 13-year-old girl.

The judges noted it is often necessary to use a computer to apply for a job, including at McDonald’s and PETCO. Russell had served several years in prison and challenged the conditions of his release. The panel ordered a lower court to modify the conditions.

As part of his sentence, Russell was ordered not to own or use a computer “for any reason.”

The 15-page appeals court ruling said that isn’t fair, particularly to a 50-year-old man who worked for 10 years as an applied systems engineer.

“Even a lot of blue collar work requires some computer use,” the judges wrote. “It is totally unsurprising in the realities of the modern world that in his post-release search for employment Russell has evidently found that computer use is required for filling out most job applications.”

Such a 30-year ban on computer use hinders Russell’s rehabilitation, the judges found.

A template letter that has been pasted into numerous Facebook pages accuses founder ‘Mark Zuckerberg’ and other senior members of Facebook of ‘ignoring the feelings of more than 2.5million Muslims’.

The Muslim community is angry that four extremely popular Islamic pages were removed from the site and the letter warns that unless its demands are met Facebook’s Muslim users will move to an Islamic alternative.

The letter demands not only that the pages are reinstated but that new rules are introduced which make it a violation of Facebook’s terms to post anti-Islamic comments.

And Facebook is given notice that unless the changes are introduced then 2.5 million Muslim users will leave to join madina.com, a social networking site for Muslims.

The letter reads: ‘Although you have attended the world’s best communication skills courses you have been most successful in growing great hatred and hostility between you and Muslims around the world, but seriously this time you have caused an almost unrepairable [sic] damage.’

It also accuses Facebook of ‘irresponsible behavior’ for allowing to host ‘Everybody Draw Mohammed Day’ pages which sparked controversy for encouraging users to draw portraits of the Prophet.

There is no specific ban on images of Allah or the Prophet Mohammed in the Koran but there is one line which is commonly taken to mean that it is impossible for human hands to recreate his likeness. To attempt to do so would is an insult to Allah, it is believed.

The letter demands that the four deleted pages are reinstated, disrespecting Islamic religious symbols is banned and any Facebook page which does so is disabled.

Madina.com was a social networking site set up specifically for the Muslim community.

It pledges to abide by the ‘highest Islamic principals’ and encourages Muslim unity. Female users are asked not to use pictures of themselves as profile pictures.

According to Facebook the Islamic pages, which included ‘I love Mohammed’ and ‘Quran Lovers’, were taken down because they were being used to ‘spam’ users, which is against the company’s policy.

A spokeswoman said: ‘The pages in question were taken down because they violated our policies about spamming users. These pages were not removed because of content violations.’
Via Daily Mail

At first, i thought the movement would be from Facebook to MillatFacebook. Didnt know there’s a site called Madina.

Maybe Tommiekiddy.com should create an Islamic Social site. what do you think? maybe not? OK