Geezertronic
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However if the march decends into something that resembles inciting hate then I would expect the authorites to take action.
And we shall await the accusations of racism should this occur...
However if the march decends into something that resembles inciting hate then I would expect the authorites to take action.
I fully support Islamic extremists demonstratiing in Wooton Basset.
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YOU TRAITOR!!!!!!
Whoosh. :roll:
Our own civilians wouldn't be in danger if we hadn't sent our troops to invade foreign countries!.
I love some of the responses you get on here
Was that at me or him? :?
Sedition was abolished in 2009 under the Coroners and Justice Act.is arrested for sedition under the 1928 Sedition Act
Sedition was abolished in 2009 under the Coroners and Justice Act.
bighat knows what I mean
But the fact is it did happen, wonder if he had a different "complexion" if it would have happened?
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Well said! While Geert Wilders was barred merely for speaking out against Islamic supremacism and in favour of women's rights and democracy, while we let in a Saudi hate cleric who once said that Jews were the offspring of apes and pigs!
http://londonersdiary.standard.co.uk/2009/08/home-office-caught-out-by-hate-preacher-.html
It's likely that he was allowed in otherwise barring him from the UK would upset the Saudis. Remember in Saudi Arabia you're not allowed to be Christian, or practice any other faith other than Sunni Islam. Saudi Arabia has also funded movements across the Islamic world and the West that preach Wahhabism, a particulary vile version of Sunni Islam.
Actually, he speaks out about Islam in general, saying he hates it, describing Mohammed as a terrorist. Like the Islamicist terrorists he claims to oppose, he focuses on texts extraneous to the central Koran which, they all claim, call for the overthrow of other cultures by Islam. Most Muslims recognise that these texts are not part of the essence of Islam, and are as wary of them and those who use them as justification for anything as we are. It would be rather like people basing their view of Christianity on Crusaders' propaganda tracts. Wilders uses his position to stir up hatred towards Islam in general, and so would be in conflict with the laws of the UK if he took his normal line here. That is why there was an attempt to ban him. This was rightly overturned because he had not committed the offence in the UK..... While Geert Wilders was barred merely for speaking out against Islamic supremacism and in favour of women's rights and democracy, while we let in a Saudi hate cleric who once said that Jews were the offspring of apes and pigs!
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But from another topic....... I would say that there's something deeply wrong with this government that allows a religious fanatic to openly call for the introduction of sharia law in the UK....
I find both views equally ridiculous, but I find it very interesting that you support the right to express one side of extremist view, but not the other side of extremist view. Are you supporting the right to express extremist views or not?...
However, this is a free country, and I do applaud the BBC for pulling out all the stops to make sure Nick Griffin appeared on the show. It's ironic that our right to free speech has been taken away though, due to the Racial & Religious hatred act 2006 and other such punitive measures.....
One wonders if anyone will dare to look closely at Choudray's entitlement to these benefits if he is not actively seeking work, and indeed on the basis of how he spends his time, never can be, thus being in violation of the requirements to receive benefit ?
As I understand matters, to claim these benefits, Choudary should be "actively seeking work", something I suspect he has not done, nor presumably has any intention of doing.
Wrong approach.
Petition ought to call for the removal of these people from the UK or if not then Prosecution for treason.
If they hate the UK so much let them depart.
Trying to fathom if people are against this purely because of the extremist connections.
BBC News said:An Islamic group said to have links to an extremist movement is planning to march through the Wiltshire town of Wootton Bassett.
Would people support a peaceful remembrance service for all the innocent civilians killed in the Afghan/Iraq Wars, not associated with a terrorist group in any way?
Trying to fathom if people are against this purely because of the extremist connections.