[Deel 500] Jubeljaar

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 22:41 schreef Drugshond het volgende:
Al gedaan ?!

Meki's strafwerk : Ik mag de zionistische (leuke) juffrouw niet klieren..........
Meki's strafwerk : Ik mag de zionistische (leuke) juffrouw niet klieren..........
Meki's strafwerk : Ik mag de zionistische (leuke) juffrouw niet klieren..........
Meki's strafwerk : Ik mag de zionistische (leuke) juffrouw niet klieren..........

Blz... 12 t/m 31

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 22:43 schreef Drugshond het volgende:
Wat is het eigenlijk voor een boek ? ..... ?!

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 22:45 schreef Kaalhei het volgende:
500 topics met blaat, wat een mijpaal.

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 22:45 schreef Kaalhei het volgende:
500 topics met blaat, wat een mijpaal.

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 22:49 schreef Meki het volgende:
thnx Drugshond

en Harry gefeliciteerd

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 22:47 schreef Harry_Sack het volgende:

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Heb je alles gelezen?

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 22:54 schreef Harry_Sack het volgende:

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Dankjewel Meki

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 22:58 schreef Drugshond het volgende:
felecite.... Harry........party-time.... wat doe je hier ?

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 23:12 schreef Johan_de_With het volgende:
Harry, er zit een spelfout in je onderschrift.

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 23:14 schreef Johan_de_With het volgende:

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Thats pure Plu Bull. Maar misschien is er ook te weinig ruimte om het te verbeteren.

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 23:16 schreef RichardQuest het volgende:
Maar, Johan, er zit ook een fout in je username. .

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 23:18 schreef Monidique het volgende:

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Ja, in de jouwe ook.

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Op donderdag 9 december 2004 23:18 schreef Monidique het volgende:

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Ja, in de jouwe ook.

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Canada 'can permit gay marriage'
Antony Porcino (left) and Tom Graff get married in Vancouver

The majority of Canadians are in favour of same-sex marriage

Canada's Supreme Court has told the government it can legalise gay marriage without violating the constitution.

The move comes hours after New Zealand's parliament voted to recognise civil unions between gay couples.The non-binding legal opinion followed two days of Supreme Court hearings in October in which judges heard arguments from both sides in the debate.The province of Alberta and religious groups had argued that marriage was a union between a man and a woman. But the court declared that Ottawa had the authority to rule on marriage.

Prime Minister Paul Martin said his Liberal government would bring in gay marriage legislation in the new year.He said MPs would be able to vote according to conscience, but cabinet ministers had to back the bill."I do not believe you can have two classes of citizens," he was quoted as saying by Reuters news agency.

'Union of two'

Opposition Conservative leader Stephen Harper vowed to oppose the move, saying: "My position will be to preserve the traditional definition of marriage in the law."


Gay marriage around globe
The judges said that the federal government's proposed definition of marriage as "the lawful union of two persons" would not violate the constitution.

However, they stopped short of saying that the Canadian constitution actually required the government to allow gay marriage across the country.The authorities in Ottawa had hoped that the court would go further, as this would have made it easier to pass legislation.The court also said religious officials could not be forced to officiate at homosexual marriages against their beliefs.

Gay marriage is already legal in six of the 10 Canadian provinces and one of its three northern territories, but it remains illegal in the rest of the country.

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GAY MARRIAGE
'Registered partnerships' first legalised in Denmark, 1989
Netherlands first to offer full civil marriage rights, 2001
Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Finland, Belgium and Germany also passed laws on unions
French gay couples have limited legal rights
Reform planned for Spain, Ireland, UK
Homosexuality illegal in some US states
Civil unions approved in Massachusetts, 2000
'Gay marriage' allowed in San Francisco, Feb-Mar 2004