THE BRITISH INQUISITION
The British Inquisition has been exposed for the anti-British poison that it is by 2 recent events.
Firstly an editor, Alan Buchan, of a local paper called North East Weekly has been charged with inciting racial hatred, as a result of an article he wrote opposing the construction of a prison and asylum centre in his area.
The article attracted one complaint to the police.
[See English Rights Campaign entry dated the 14 August.]
Meanwhile, Mohammed Al Massari’s Al Tajdeed station and its sister website have called for attacks on British troops in Iraq.
Al Massari is a Saudi dissident and Al Qaeda supporter who is based in London. He was granted permanent residency in the UK in 2000. A previous Tory government tried and failed to deport him to the Dominica Republic [which was understood to be a safe 3rd party country]. The government was thwarted by the judiciary and the Tories merely accepted that.
No action has been taken against Al Massari, who has even defended the publishing of videos allegedly showing the deaths of 3 Black Watch soldiers near Fallujah, and who has stated that ‘all British targets are legitimate targets’.
Further comment is not necessary.
Firstly an editor, Alan Buchan, of a local paper called North East Weekly has been charged with inciting racial hatred, as a result of an article he wrote opposing the construction of a prison and asylum centre in his area.
The article attracted one complaint to the police.
[See English Rights Campaign entry dated the 14 August.]
Meanwhile, Mohammed Al Massari’s Al Tajdeed station and its sister website have called for attacks on British troops in Iraq.
Al Massari is a Saudi dissident and Al Qaeda supporter who is based in London. He was granted permanent residency in the UK in 2000. A previous Tory government tried and failed to deport him to the Dominica Republic [which was understood to be a safe 3rd party country]. The government was thwarted by the judiciary and the Tories merely accepted that.
No action has been taken against Al Massari, who has even defended the publishing of videos allegedly showing the deaths of 3 Black Watch soldiers near Fallujah, and who has stated that ‘all British targets are legitimate targets’.
Further comment is not necessary.
posted by erc @ 6:29 pm
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