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Female ISIS bomber 'is in Glasgow and going to launch attack at Saturday's VJ commemorations'

There should be laws in place for people like [Anjem Choudary] too not be able to claim welfare. He should not be given any kind of housing or welfare because it makes it easier for him to preach his hate.

That seems like a slippery slope. I note that Mr. Choudary probably also uses the public sidewalks & roadways, public utilities, public transportation, etc.

Back in May, Prime Minister Cameron announced plans to develop new anti-terror laws that would ban extremist organisations and restrict the movements of people who attempt to radicalise young people. These new laws were intended to “protect British values.” Do you know if that legislation was proposed in Parliament and if so, will it be implemented?
 
Preacher Anjem Choudary charged with encouraging support for Islamic State.


Radical preacher Anjem Choudary was charged on Wednesday with encouraging support for the Islamic State militant group.

Choudary, 48, appeared in Westminster magistrates court charged with inviting support for a proscribed organisation, namely Isis. It is alleged he committed the offence between 29 June 2014 and 6 March 2015. Another man, Mohammed Rahman, 31, faced the same charge.

It is alleged Choudary and Rahman publicised support for Isis and its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi through lectures published online, the court heard.

Dressed in a white ankle-length robe, the married father of five, who lives in Ilford, told the court he wished to represent himself and pleaded not guilty to the charge.

Choudary, a trained solicitor who was previously chairman of the Society of Muslim Lawyers, appeared alongside Rahman who faces the same charge of inviting support for a proscribed terrorist organisation.

Asked how he would like to plea to the charges, Choudary said: “I plead that Cameron and the police are guilty and the only people who are innocent are me and Mr Rahman.”

Rahman, dressed in a blue hoodie, also pleaded not guilty.

District judge Howard Riddle, the chief magistrate, referred the case to the crown court and refused the men’s bail, remanding them in custody. Both are due to appear at the Old Bailey on 28 August.


http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...ed-with-encouraging-support-for-islamic-state

Just noticed that he has been remanded in custody along with his buddy.

UK prisons are like hotels and this man will still be able to preach his hatred behind bars while the taxpayer feeds, clothes, and keeps him.
 
Preacher Anjem Choudary charged with encouraging support for Islamic State.

Choudary is being charged under Clause 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000. He is specifically accused of “inviting support for ISIL,” which is a proscribed terrorist organization.

I remain curious to know how the Prime Minister’s proposed new anti-terror laws are advancing.

David Cameron to fast-track tough anti-terror laws (The Telegraph; May 13, 2015)


The new laws will mean powerful banning orders for extremist organisations which “undermine democracy” or give “hate speeches” – even if they do not break the law.

What we are proposing is a bill which will have certain measures within it, measures such as introducing banning orders for groups and disruption orders for individuals, for those who are out there actively trying to promote this hatred and intolerance which can lead to division in our society and undermines our British values. – Theresa May, Home Secretary
 
Anjem Choudary's trial will be an interesting exercise in how the UK lives up to its traditional respect for freedom of expression.

The court will inevitably draw precedence from earlier decisions when vocal IRA members were granted prison time.
 
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