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[rapier]

Looks like Britains Muslim community is really on edge at the moment- in fact the whole city. Who would want to be in London right now?

Faith hate crimes rocket in wake of London bombings
The Scotsman, 3 Aug 2005.

CRIMES motivated by religious hatred have rocketed by nearly 600 per cent in London since the July 7 bombings, it was revealed yesterday. They include verbal and physical attacks and criminal damage to property including mosques.
Scotland Yard figures showed there were 269 such incidents reported since the suicide bombings compared to only 40 in the same three-and-a-half week period last year.

In the immediate three-day aftermath of the attacks there were 68 faith hate crimes in the capital. There were none in the same period 12 months ago.

Meanwhile in Edinburgh, police are investigating after two Asians were subjected to a racist attack by a gang of 10 men who made comments about the London bombings. The group hurled racial abuse at their victims and vandalised their car as they parked in Edinburgh on Friday night.

http://news.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=16&id=1721072005

Muslims who hate us can get out, says Tory
http://news.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=1721092005

al-Qaida Threatens More Attacks in Britain
"Blair has brought to you destruction in central London, and he will bring more of that, God willing," al-Zawahri said in the tape, referring to the July 7 and July 21 attacks on London's subways and buses.

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050804/ap_on_re_mi_ea/zawahri_tape

[bigverne]

From the article Rapier posted:-

"If they don't like our way of life, there is a simple remedy: go to another country, get out. There are plenty of other countries whose way of life would appear to be more conducive to what they aspire to. They would be happy and we would be happy"

Seems like some common sense thinking is replacing the doctrine of multiculturalism.

[Bulsajo]

Voluntarily?
Like below?

"Why yes, I'm a terrorist. Okay, you got me, I'll go quietly."

Or not, like this?

"Wait, where are you taking me? I'm a loyal British citizen! Well, yes, I do happen to be Muslim, but I'm no terrorist! Wait, there must be some mistake!"

Let the inquisition and reconquista begin (again).

[rapier]

[On the other hand]

[rapier]

[Bulsajo]

[igotthisguitar]

[rapier]

[Bulsajo]

Hey Sherlock, you DO realize Blair's new policy measures won't have an effect on 'British Muslims', don't you? Where exactly can you deport a British citizen to?

[bigverne]

[bigverne]

Just what the muslim community needs. A 'moderate' leader comparing Blair's proposals for clamping down on hate spewing Islamic radicals, to Hitler's treatment of the Jews. What a total imbecile.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/articles/PA_NEWA25762381123311215A00?source=PA%20Feed

"Dr Mohammed Naseem, the chairman of the Birmingham Central Mosque (that's the 2nd biggest mosque in Britain!), said the Prime Minister was "not very wise" to propose action against extremist Muslim preachers in the wake of the London terror attacks.

He said there were "similarities" between Mr Blair's approach to Britain's Muslim community and Hitler's demonisation of Jews early in his time as German Chancellor."

[rapier]

This is the first candidate for deportation from london.



Background about the Mayor of London and his controversial statements and actions: -

Ken Livingstone the current mayor of London, has made a host of controversial comments about the Jewish community in the UK and Jews in general, as well as about the state of Israel and the situation in the Middle East

Notorious for his Left wing views, his recent comments have caused uproar amongst British Jews.

Livingstone was publicly criticized in February 2005 when it was discovered that he had compared a Jewish Evening Standard (British press) reporter to a concentration camp guard after he had tried to interview him at a party. The London Assembly voted unanimously for him to apologize, and British Prime Minister Tony Blair also ordered him to apologize, but he refused to do so stating: but he did not, stating, 'The form of words I have used are right. I have nothing to apologize for'

Livingstone sparked further controversy in a March 2005 commentary in ��The Guardian�� (A British newspaper) where he accused Israel��s Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon, of being a war criminal, citing his involvement in the Sabra and Shatila massacre and also related it to ethnic cleansing.

On Tuesday 19th July, Livingstone compared Israel��s Likud party to Hamas, see article from Haaretz, 19th July 2005 below:

Less than two weeks since the London terror attacks, the city's Mayor Ken Livingstone has sparked controversy by defending the use of suicide bombers in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and charging that Israel had indiscriminately slaughtered Palestinians in acts that "border on crimes against humanity."

"Given that the Palestinians don't have jet planes, don't have tanks, they only have their bodies to use as weapons," Livingstone told Sky News in an interview.

"In an unfair balance, that's what people use," said Livingstone, who has often been strongly critical of Israel in the past.

On July 7, more than 50 people died in four London bombings believed to have been carried out by suicide terrorists.

At the time, Livingstone was uncompromising in his condemnation of the terror acts.

Livingstone said that Israel has "done horrendous things which border on crimes against humanity the way they have indiscriminately slaughtered men, women and children in the West Bank and Gaza for decades."

Livingstone also said that he does not distinguish between members of Likud and Hamas, branding them "two sides of the same coin."

"I think it is the Israelis who are leading the stubborn line," said Livingstone. "The Likud and Hamas members are two sides of the same coin. They need each other in order to attract support."

"Each side emphasizes the extremism of the other in order to attract sympathy," Livingstone said.

Livingstone agreed to the interview in the wake of the media frenzy surrounding the possible visit of controversial Muslim cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi, who has voiced support for Palestinian suicide bombers and has been banned from entering the United States.

Livingstone denied that Qaradawi will visit London,.

"I believe it is forbidden to take human life," Livingstone said. "I will welcome and meet with senior members of the Israeli government if they come here because they serve their country's government even though I believe they have done terrible things bordering on crimes against humanity."

-send a personal letter to The mayor of london!:

http://www.wujs.org.il/kenletter.shtml

What an idiot. send him to Iraq.

[Hank Scorpio]

[rapier]

well Its started. problem is, many british muslims do not hold dual nationality as many other countries do not allow it. Does anybody have any figures on how many Brit. muslims hold dual nationality? i can't find anything on this.
Cleric stripped of citizenship

The controversial radical Muslim cleric Sheikh Abu Hamza has been stripped of his UK citizenship. His lawyers say this will leave him stateless, but the home ofice believes he still holds egyptian residency.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk/2919291.stm

Interesting piece on the radicalising of British Muslims.

Islam is programmed for victory, writes Wistrich. Its religious institutions were predicated upon the attainment of imperial power. Citing the "Sword Verse" of the Koran in which Muhammad instructs his followers to "kill the polytheists (non-believers) wherever he finds them," Wistrich maintains that extremist Muslim preachers in Britain have revived and radicalized those verses which can be made to justify the unspeakable.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=8648