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Old 12 January 2010, 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by boomer
Jalal Ahmed used to have a part-time job as a baggage handler at Luton airport!!

How on earth can a (pathetic excuse of a) man who wants to destroy the west and implement his own beliefs (by whatever means) get a job on the air-side loading stuff into the hold of aeroplanes? Meanwhile innocent passengers can't carry a pair of tweezers, a bottle of water and are soon to be photographed naked in the cause of anti-terrorism

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This is my prime fear with air travel (infact, I think of it everytime I board a plane, which is far to regular for my liking). We can have all the security under the sun in the departure lounge. But if the staff working there are brainwashed extremists, then its just a matter of time before something will happen. And mark my words, it will happen.
Old 12 January 2010, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Timwinner
I think due to there history they didnt get custodial. I know its rubbish but in the eyes of the law they are guilty of a POA and for this the punishment is what they got if they are not known to police.
The circumstances of the offense are only used to establish the offense and do not have an influence on the sentence.

Now I know this is rubbish, and along with many other people I would have liked to see them locked up but in order to prove we are right, and to prove that the democracy in this country is right we have to accept that they get treated the same as anyone who is guilty of a POA. This understanding makes us infinitely better.

The bit that made me laugh was the after hearing statement when they said "This makes a mockery of democracy" and then later said "we will not stop until we have achieved sharia law in the UK"...... No mention of a referendum there boys....I dont think a democratic society is going to go for sharia law.


(POA = legal jargon for a public order offense)

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(Public Order Offence = POO)
Old 13 January 2010, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by hutton_d
My view here is, as on another thread, they can *say* what they like as we do live in a democracy and there is supposed 'freedom of speech'. The fact that this case came to court has given them more publicity than they would otherwise have had, Likewise, it has highlighted *differences* between various parts of society which, if ignored, means we all live together quite happily (for the most part). Get rid of all these *equality* quangos and you'll find that a lot of this so-called *tension* will disappear. The politicians have to find ways to keep people at each others throats so they have more control!

With these particular *gentlemen* then they should be a) investigated over their welfare claims/benefits as it's obvious that if they're protesting then they are not looking for work (the fact that they are in receipt of such claims and whether that right should be there for them or anyone else is another argument for another time) and b) if they are not British citizens then they should be deported immediately as their presence is *contrary to the public good* or whatever the legal phrasing is. Yuman rites don't come into it!

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We may well have free speech Dave, so far anyway, but I believe it is against the law to make seditious speeches and also to preach violence and riots.

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Old 13 January 2010, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by hutton_d
But that's the point Les. It is against the law to *say* certain things, such as 'inciting violence' for example. However it shouldn't be. At the end of the day I should be able to, for example, 'preach violence and riots', as long as I don't actually carry out the deed. What is the problem with 'words'?

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Are you serious? 9/11 and 7/7 the suicide bombings in Iraq, etc where the result of words, vile preachings of hate by respected religious teachers to people who believed what they where being told.
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As Paul says above! Take another look at his original link.

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Old 13 January 2010, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by jods
You are talking **** Dude











(Public Order Offence = POO)
I wish it was called POO, that would make court so much more fun.
Old 13 January 2010, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by hutton_d
But that's the point Les. It is against the law to *say* certain things, such as 'inciting violence' for example. However it shouldn't be. At the end of the day I should be able to, for example, 'preach violence and riots', as long as I don't actually carry out the deed. What is the problem with 'words'?

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Old 14 January 2010, 12:52 AM
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Don't get me started on these *******

They're obviously hell bent on stirring things up and causing recial tension - and succeeding.

I just can't believe how they're allowed to get away with it - can't someone just make them 'disappear' like they would in certain other countries.
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Originally Posted by renny
Don't get me started on these *******

They're obviously hell bent on stirring things up and causing recial tension - and succeeding.

I just can't believe how they're allowed to get away with it - can't someone just make them 'disappear' like they would in certain other countries.
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Old 14 January 2010, 09:57 AM
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Dave,

Their avowed aim is to overthrow the government of this country and change GB to an Islamic country under full Sharia Law. These "words" are seriously damaging as well as their intended actions. This is sedition under any meaning.

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god i cant wait to get back on tour and blow the **** out of some more of these ragheads.nothing more satisfying than watching them drop to the deck after being hit by a gpmg.not very p.c but bollocks to that im a squaddie fighting for my country.shame the politicions home here arent doing the same.
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