Not to worry. In a few years the Muslim inmates who assaulted Paul Song and praised jihad terrorists will be freed, and then they will become loyal, productive British citizens. Right, Ms. May?
“Jihadis hijacked jail bible classes: Prison chaplain tells how he was terrorised by Muslim extremist inmates ‘who backed ISIS and yelled support for the killers of Lee Rigby,'” by Ian Gallagher and Jonathan Petre, The Mail on Sunday, September 16, 2018:
Islamic militants hijacked a prison chaplain’s Bible classes and physically assaulted and abused him because of his Christian faith.
Pastor Paul Song today describes how he was left in a state of near- constant fear after Muslim gangs, acting with impunity, came to dominate Brixton Prison in South London. He tells The Mail on Sunday of one chilling incident when a small group stormed his gathering in the prison chapel and began loudly praising the jihadis who hacked soldier Lee Rigby to death in the street….
Mr Song describes how a hardline element grew increasingly powerful, threatening vulnerable inmates and telling them to convert to Islam for their own protection. The pastor says many of his fellow volunteer chaplains were driven out through intimidation, too….
‘My classes were often disrupted. At times inmates openly spoke in the chapel in support of Islamic State and suicide bombers. And there was nothing I could do about it… They spoke with such hatred of Britain that it was frightening.’…
Despite this menacing atmosphere, it was Mr Song who ended up being accused of extremism. An imam took over as Brixton’s head chaplain and stopped the pastor running his mainstream evangelical courses because, he said, some of the material was too ‘radical’….
Mr Song’s time in Brixton came to an abrupt end in August last year when he was suddenly barred from the prison to which he had given 19 years unstinting service. It was claimed he called an inmate a ‘terrorist’ and behaved threateningly towards the imam, which he vehemently denied.
Now, 12 months on and after initially being denied a fair hearing, he has been cleared and reinstated.