Authorities in Britain remain grossly negligent regarding public safety:
Anjem Choudary – described as one of the most dangerous Islamist preachers in Britain – has been released from prison.
Last month, UK Prisons Minister Rory Stewart warned that Choudary still remains “a ‘genuinely dangerous’ threat to public safety” and that his release is “a danger to us all as he remains a deeply pernicious, destabilising influence.’”
Here are some of Choudary’s quotes, from an earlier article in the Telegraph:
- “When Sharia law is implemented, maybe in 10 or 15 years’ time, she [the Queen] would be expected like all women in Britain to be covered from head to toe, only revealing her face and hands.”
- “Thieves would have various warnings first, and only in cases where he has stolen more than £20 of non-perishable goods from a private house would his hand be chopped off.”
- “Under Sharia and under the Koran the sale of alcohol is prohibited and if one were to also drink alcohol, that would be 40 lashes.”
- “There will be no more pubs, no more gambling houses, no more national lottery.”
- “All women would have to be covered up appropriately and wear the niqab or veil and so there will be no prostitution.”
- “By 2050, Britain will be a majority Muslim country. It will be the end of freedom of democracy and submission to God.”
- “We don’t believe in democracy, as soon as they have authority, Muslims should implement Sharia. This is what we’re trying to teach people.”
- “Next time when your child is at school and the teacher says, ‘What do you want when you grow up? What is your ambition?’ they should say, ‘To dominate the whole world by Islam, including Britain – that is my ambition’.”
“Anjem Choudary, notorious Islamist hate preacher, a free man after release from prison”, by Laura FitzPatrick and Patrick Sawer, Telegraph, October 18, 2018:
Anjem Choudary – described as one of the most dangerous Islamist preachers in Britain – has been released from prison.
The notorious hate preacher was released from Belmarsh prison in south east London after reaching the midway point of his five-and-a-half year sentence.
Choudary had been held at Frankland high security prison in Durham, but was moved back to London ahead of his release.
He was driven out of Belmarsh prison at high speed shortly after dawn and was spotted arriving at a probation hostel in north London at 6.29am on Friday.
Wearing blue Adidas trainers, a grey cardigan over a long white robe and sporting his recognisable long grey beard, Choudary was accompanied by as he walked up the front steps to the six-storey probation hostel. Five other unmarked police cars were parked in the surrounding area.
Choudary, 51, was jailed in 2016 after being caught swearing an oath of allegiance to Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil).
He was given five and a half years in jail, but under sentencing rules became eligible for release under licence after serving half of that term. But his release has sparked condemnation as ministers have admitted he remains “genuinely dangerous”…..