Anjem Choudary
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BlackLabel said:
Great - he's set to be released soon. 
"Anjem Choudary, the notorious Islamist hate preacher, will be released from jail next month despite a chilling warning from the justice minister that he remained “genuinely dangerous”.
Choudary, 51, is due to be freed within weeks after serving half of a five-and-a-half-year prison sentence for encouraging Muslims to join Islamic State.
The Government admitted on Tuesday it was powerless to prevent Choudary from being released on licence. Rory Stewart, the prisons minister, said that the preacher was “a deeply pernicious, destabilising influence”."
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/09/11/notori...
He will be busy for a few weeks signing back up for a multitude of benefits. I doubt you'll hear much from him as he will have strict bail conditions. Break one and he will be back in the clink"Anjem Choudary, the notorious Islamist hate preacher, will be released from jail next month despite a chilling warning from the justice minister that he remained “genuinely dangerous”.
Choudary, 51, is due to be freed within weeks after serving half of a five-and-a-half-year prison sentence for encouraging Muslims to join Islamic State.
The Government admitted on Tuesday it was powerless to prevent Choudary from being released on licence. Rory Stewart, the prisons minister, said that the preacher was “a deeply pernicious, destabilising influence”."
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/09/11/notori...
Jon Snow and the other silly 
s from Channel 4 news will be bending over backwards to try and get him on their programme.
The amount of coverage they gave to this complete tosser IMHO didn't do much for race relations in this country.
I doubt he represented anything like the amount of people who he thought he spoke for
s from Channel 4 news will be bending over backwards to try and get him on their programme.The amount of coverage they gave to this complete tosser IMHO didn't do much for race relations in this country.
I doubt he represented anything like the amount of people who he thought he spoke for
Anjem Choudary, the leader of the banned extremist group al-Muhajiroun, which has inspired a number of Britons to join Isis, is set to be released from prison this week. Choudary is one of about a dozen jailed radicals who are due out in the coming months, sparking concerns about the demands this will place on the police and the security services.
Taxpayers will be hit with a £2million-a-year bill to protect notorious hate preacher Anjem Choudary. The 51-year-old could be released on Wednesday this week from the maximum-security Frankland Prison in County Durham after serving less than half of his five-and-a-half-year sentence. He was jailed in 2016 for publicly supporting the Islamic State terror group. But taxpayers will be stuck with the bill for funding the huge security operation needed to keep tabs on the Islamist, according to The Sunday Telegraph.
Taxpayers will be hit with a £2million-a-year bill to protect notorious hate preacher Anjem Choudary. The 51-year-old could be released on Wednesday this week from the maximum-security Frankland Prison in County Durham after serving less than half of his five-and-a-half-year sentence. He was jailed in 2016 for publicly supporting the Islamic State terror group. But taxpayers will be stuck with the bill for funding the huge security operation needed to keep tabs on the Islamist, according to The Sunday Telegraph.
Edited by BlackLabel on Monday 15th October 07:02
jdw100 said:
selym said:
Murph7355 said:
Neither.
That's as maybe, but I still know which one I'd prefer the 2m be used on.That is a lot of money to carry out surveillance on the poor muslim community.
It wont take long for community leaders and idiot politicians to realise that to monitor him, you also need to monitor who he talks to, where he goes and who he meets.
He wont be talking to / meeting the EDL, he will be speaking to other Muslims who we will have to photograph, be aware of their background etc etc.
Or we could forgive him and move on as Warsi appears to suggest ?
https://twitter.com/APPGBritMuslims (october the 10th tweet)
It wont take long for community leaders and idiot politicians to realise that to monitor him, you also need to monitor who he talks to, where he goes and who he meets.
He wont be talking to / meeting the EDL, he will be speaking to other Muslims who we will have to photograph, be aware of their background etc etc.
Or we could forgive him and move on as Warsi appears to suggest ?
https://twitter.com/APPGBritMuslims (october the 10th tweet)
selym said:
The only reason we have to spend that 2m is because he is not being moved along.
The question was a choice between monitoring a criminal or funding a minor royal’s wedding.I went with the option for monitoring this guy.
Not sure re moving him along? We don’t deport our ‘crims’ to Australia anymore - so that’s out.
I suppose then that would open up the option then of being able to deport other British citizens - can’t see that working?
You could go for the USA’s three strikes - just follow him around until he commits another crime and lock him up for life? That then has to apply for everybody though....I think very few of us want that system.
Under the laws in the country where I live if you are a suspected terrorist they can now hold you indefinitely and pull in your family and associates if needs be, until convinced you no longer prove a threat. This has been done with people returning from fighting for ISIS, from Syria.. This has proved quite effective in keeping them off the streets but fairly ineffective in deradicalising them.
Specifically in the region I live, Bali, should you wish to engage in preaching hate against other religions, the West, the Government, other citizens and suggest Jihad, a caliphate through violence etc etc...typically you’ll end up in a rice paddy with a bullet in the back of your head.
That’s courtesy of one of the community organisations/gangs (they’re a very strange hybrid) that exist here. They gained in power after the Bali bombings, obviously people wanted no repeat of those terrible events. No terrorist attacks in 13 years, despite being a very target rich environment.
These executions go largely unreported in the media, I don’t think they get properly investigated, certainly never heard of a conviction. Certainly costs significantly less than £2m a year.
jdw100 said:
You could go for the USA’s three strikes - just follow him around until he commits another crime and lock him up for life? That then has to apply for everybody though....I think very few of us want that system.
I'm guessing that the only issue with this is we don't have enough resources to look after all the scumbags?techiedave said:
Jon Snow and the other silly s from Channel 4 news will be bending over backwards to try and get him on their programme.
The amount of coverage they gave to this complete tosser IMHO didn't do much for race relations in this country.
I doubt he represented anything like the amount of people who he thought he spoke for
He appeared once in 2013 and was repeatedly hammered for radicalising Adebolajos from Channel 4 news will be bending over backwards to try and get him on their programme.The amount of coverage they gave to this complete tosser IMHO didn't do much for race relations in this country.
I doubt he represented anything like the amount of people who he thought he spoke for
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuIKukWV4Tg
Mothersruin said:
jdw100 said:
You could go for the USA’s three strikes - just follow him around until he commits another crime and lock him up for life? That then has to apply for everybody though....I think very few of us want that system.
I'm guessing that the only issue with this is we don't have enough resources to look after all the scumbags?It sounds great until it’s your brother your visiting in prison for the rest of his life because he forgot to...renew his car tax...or....decided to jump a bus without paying...or other stupid stuff that not very bright people do.
La Liga said:
Can’t the US find something for him so he they can do another Abu Hamza?
That would be an ideal solution.I’m betting he’ll slip up in next few years anyway.
He has a big ego - like any politician he wants to be heard and bask in others adoration. He’ll preach the wrong thing to an audience he thinks he can trust and will be back in court.
It will take a few years though.
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