Please stop trying to prove ...

Submitted by Peter Hall (Australia), Nov 21, 2011 at 21:58

Slayhy, why do you make such ... comments???

AUSTRALIA was only settled in 1788, and had virtually no marriages in the 18th century, as there were virtually no women until the beginning of the 19th century. So of course there were no records for most of the 18th century, as there were no white people here then! OMG you are stupid.

However, since the arrival of the British fairly accurate records of marriages and deaths have been kept. The British are great record keepers. My research shows that there were no recorded marriages of girls the age you claim.

I therefore either you provide some proof, or admit you are telling a lie. Try doing a little research, just making things up does not work Slayhy, it just makes you look more stupid.

However, in 1275, the rape laws in Britain stated that it is illegal to marry a girl under the age of 12. Therefore at the time period you claim that Australian had brides of 9 10 or 11, I can safely say that as a British colony at that time, you claims are false. It would of been considered rape for a girl of 9 10 or 11 to marry up until the time Australia became independent. Since Australia became independent, the minimum age has been 16 with some variation, but NEVER as young as 12.

I assume you made up your last statement to try and deflect the facts that you cannot add up, and that Mohammed had sex with a 9 yo girl when he was an old man of 54.

A few minutes on the internet clearly shows again you are a liar. You never let the truth get in the way of telling lies to hide the embarrassing facts about Mohammed ...

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