UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Feb 6th 2006, 11:07 pm
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
It now turns out that the scum bag dressed as a suicide bomber, is a convicted drug dealer,only served half his 5 years now they've done the job properly and put him back in prison to serve the rest.
Feb 6th 2006, 11:35 pm
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Looking at his picture he is very lucky the UK police are in the main restrained. Ski gloves and T-Shirt aside, the packed webbing and belt with HE packages on it could quite reasonably make him a take down target.
That is akin - particularly in the current climate - to someone back in the 80's walking into London waving a pistol and wearing a T- Shirt Proclaiming Sinn Fein.
Im telling you, however tolerant we personally may feel, and however much we may personally disagree with him Enoch Powells predictions may well become fact sooner rather than later if we arent careful.
That is akin - particularly in the current climate - to someone back in the 80's walking into London waving a pistol and wearing a T- Shirt Proclaiming Sinn Fein.
Im telling you, however tolerant we personally may feel, and however much we may personally disagree with him Enoch Powells predictions may well become fact sooner rather than later if we arent careful.
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Feb 7th 2006, 1:42 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Im telling you, however tolerant we personally may feel, and however much we may personally disagree with him Enoch Powells predictions may well become fact sooner rather than later if we arent careful.
Feb 7th 2006, 1:48 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
Interesting. Was enoch a racist or a realist ???
Rivers of blood - is that like in The Shining?
Feb 7th 2006, 1:48 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
"We are at a crossroads. The time has come for women and men who reject this dangerous division of people into two worlds to start building bridges based on common values. They must assert the inalienable right to freedom of expression and, at the same time, demand measured exercise of it. We need to promote an open, self-critical approach, to repudiate exclusive truths and narrow-minded, binary visions of the world."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/religion/S...703365,00.html
http://www.guardian.co.uk/religion/S...703365,00.html
Feb 7th 2006, 1:50 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Looking at his picture he is very lucky the UK police are in the main restrained. Ski gloves and T-Shirt aside, the packed webbing and belt with HE packages on it could quite reasonably make him a take down target.
Feb 7th 2006, 2:12 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Originally Posted by Ray
Lucky he didn't run down the tube......
Feb 7th 2006, 2:21 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Originally Posted by britvic
It now turns out that the scum bag dressed as a suicide bomber, is a convicted drug dealer,only served half his 5 years now they've done the job properly and put him back in prison to serve the rest.
LOL@man dressed as suicide bomber
Feb 7th 2006, 4:51 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
Interesting. Was enoch a racist or a realist ???
Feb 7th 2006, 5:34 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Wonder if he was hoping to wangle his 24 "suicide bomber special" virgins? If so, I bet he wasn't planning on them all being called "Big John"
Feb 7th 2006, 6:17 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Mosque raid findings revealed
As Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri is convicted of race hate crimes, police have revealed the details of a raid on north London's Finsbury Park Mosque in 2003.
The Metropolitan Police faced criticism from some Muslim leaders when they took the controversial step of raiding the mosque in the early hours of 20 January 2003.
But, after uncovering equipment which detectives believe may have been used in UK-based terror camps, senior officers believe their action was justified.
Dozens of officers in body armour used battering rams to enter the building to start three days of searches.
The full details of equipment, weapons and terrorism paraphernalia can only now be revealed as Abu Hamza's trial is over.
Among the haul - some of which was found close to Abu Hamza's office - were chemical warfare protection suits, pistols, CS spray and a stun gun.
A gas mask, handcuffs, hunting knives and a walkie-talkie were also found.
Aside from military-style equipment, police also found more then 100 stolen or forged passports and identity documents, credit cards, laminating equipment and chequebooks hidden under rugs. More than £3,000 in cash was also recovered.
But it was the discovery of what was thought to be ricin at a flat in nearby Wood Green earlier that month that had led to the raid.
Evidence found at that raid linked al-Qaeda suspect Kamel Bourgass to Finsbury Park.
A week after the raid in Wood Green, Bourgass was arrested at a flat in Manchester on suspicion of making poison.
As he tried to escape, he stabbed Det Con Stephen Oake to death and seriously injured three other officers.
He was jailed for life in 2004.
Like other illegal immigrants, Bourgass had used the mosque as a place to stay, even using it as his postal address for correspondence with the immigration service.
He had stayed there in the weeks before his attempts to make ricin were discovered.
A week after the arrest of Bourgass, the decision was taken to launch Operation Mermant - the raid on the mosque.
Guided by the light of a helicopter beam, the officers battered their way into the building.
Muslim officers accompanied police on the raid with officers wearing overshoes as a sign of respect.
Abu Hamza dismissed
The nature of the raid has not been made public until now, for fear of prejudicing Abu Hamza's trial.
It was condemned by the cleric as "provocative", "silly" and "illogical".
Following an investigation by the Charity Commission, Abu Hamza was suspended from his post at Finsbury Park mosque in April 2002.
The commission concluded that he had used his position for "personal and political, rather than charitable, purposes".
But he was not formally dismissed until February 2003 - weeks after the raid.
The mosque was closed and boarded up for months after the raid before officially reopening in February 2005 with a new board of trustees, who have heralded a fresh start for the mosque.
As Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri is convicted of race hate crimes, police have revealed the details of a raid on north London's Finsbury Park Mosque in 2003.
The Metropolitan Police faced criticism from some Muslim leaders when they took the controversial step of raiding the mosque in the early hours of 20 January 2003.
But, after uncovering equipment which detectives believe may have been used in UK-based terror camps, senior officers believe their action was justified.
Dozens of officers in body armour used battering rams to enter the building to start three days of searches.
The full details of equipment, weapons and terrorism paraphernalia can only now be revealed as Abu Hamza's trial is over.
Among the haul - some of which was found close to Abu Hamza's office - were chemical warfare protection suits, pistols, CS spray and a stun gun.
A gas mask, handcuffs, hunting knives and a walkie-talkie were also found.
Aside from military-style equipment, police also found more then 100 stolen or forged passports and identity documents, credit cards, laminating equipment and chequebooks hidden under rugs. More than £3,000 in cash was also recovered.
But it was the discovery of what was thought to be ricin at a flat in nearby Wood Green earlier that month that had led to the raid.
Evidence found at that raid linked al-Qaeda suspect Kamel Bourgass to Finsbury Park.
A week after the raid in Wood Green, Bourgass was arrested at a flat in Manchester on suspicion of making poison.
As he tried to escape, he stabbed Det Con Stephen Oake to death and seriously injured three other officers.
He was jailed for life in 2004.
Like other illegal immigrants, Bourgass had used the mosque as a place to stay, even using it as his postal address for correspondence with the immigration service.
He had stayed there in the weeks before his attempts to make ricin were discovered.
A week after the arrest of Bourgass, the decision was taken to launch Operation Mermant - the raid on the mosque.
Guided by the light of a helicopter beam, the officers battered their way into the building.
Muslim officers accompanied police on the raid with officers wearing overshoes as a sign of respect.
Abu Hamza dismissed
The nature of the raid has not been made public until now, for fear of prejudicing Abu Hamza's trial.
It was condemned by the cleric as "provocative", "silly" and "illogical".
Following an investigation by the Charity Commission, Abu Hamza was suspended from his post at Finsbury Park mosque in April 2002.
The commission concluded that he had used his position for "personal and political, rather than charitable, purposes".
But he was not formally dismissed until February 2003 - weeks after the raid.
The mosque was closed and boarded up for months after the raid before officially reopening in February 2005 with a new board of trustees, who have heralded a fresh start for the mosque.
Feb 7th 2006, 6:25 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Originally Posted by Boiler
Mosque raid findings revealed
As Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri is convicted of race hate crimes, police have revealed the details of a raid on north London's Finsbury Park Mosque in 2003.
As Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri is convicted of race hate crimes, police have revealed the details of a raid on north London's Finsbury Park Mosque in 2003.
Feb 7th 2006, 6:30 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
It will be interesting to see how the Guardian cover this story
Feb 7th 2006, 6:38 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
It will be interesting to see how the Guardian cover this story
Looks pretty normal to me. See the excerpts from some of the sermons he gave too:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/terrorism/...704312,00.html
What a charming man
Feb 7th 2006, 6:46 am
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Re: UK protestor dressed as suicide bomber - appologises
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
I'll try to find a link.
