When Anjem Choudary was released from prison some time ago, British authorities gave the public all sorts of assurances about how he would be closely monitored. This was never going to happen in real life, but it sounded good, and kept the masses calm. Now, however, that it has become clear that he was a friend and associate of London Bridge jihad murderer Usman Khan, authorities are forced to act. They will do as little as they can: after all, they don’t want to commit any “Islamophobia.”
“Anjem Choudary’s licence under ‘urgent’ review in wake of London Bridge attack,” by Robert Mendick, Martin Evans, and Charles Hymas, Telegraph, December 2, 2019:
Anjem Choudary, Britain’s most notorious hate cleric, will be subjected to even tighter controls, The Telegraph has learnt, after a photograph emerged of him standing side-by-side with the London Bridge terrorist.
Well-placed sources said Choudary’s licencing conditions were now under urgent review as part of a crackdown on 67 jihadist terrorists freed from jail and living in the community….