Who can we send home next?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-23213740


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It would be good to see the back of several 'hate preachers' .... a problem is that some are home grown

Poppyanna555 wrote:
It would be good to see the back of several 'hate preachers' .... a problem is that some are home grown

True Poppyanna and I believe that a prime candidate would be Anjem Choudary, who is a British national of Pakistani descent.  

His vitriolic, racist speech apparently doesn't breach a raft of legislation against hate incidents.  The Home Office has said hate preacher Anjem Choudary must not be allowed to divide our community, after 3 of our borough councillors complained about his views on murdered Middleton soldier Lee Rigby.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/404924/Hate-cleric-Anjem-Choudary-Lee-Rigby-will-burn-in-hellfire-but-Adebolajo-is-a-nice-man

What a shame the full Rochdale council didn’t commit to a shared protest / submission : -

04 July 2013.  ‘Hate preacher must not be allowed to divide community’ insists Home Office  : -            http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/local-news/hate-preacher-must-not-allowed-4863631

Indeed MJH, such hateful preaching and with full impunity, why?

And, to think he is claiming benefits amounting to £25k from our country, a country he clearly loathes. Why isn't he working?!

Another leech upon our society!

Might it be considered fair and reasonable to refuse re-entry to UK citizens who travel abroad to terrorist training camps, or, would this be considered an insensitive interference with peoples holiday choices?

I was given to understand that after a great deal of research both here and in the States that 'boot-style' corporate team-building events had proven totally ineffective and positively unsuitable for their purpose as most participants viewed them as 'jaunty away day breaks'  -notwithstanding the participants got to see the seedy side of their colleagues and were not impressed. Better to know them 'in passing' so to speak.


As for the 'training-camp' tourists - How would we know? And as we do - how? And wouldn't that expose our methods of 'obtaining the knowledge'? And - as we do - how? Oh dear. More wormy cans.  

And before you ask again teamplayer2 -bogorf.

Do UK citizens traveling abroad have a right to privacy/secrecy as to where they go and what they do, or, is it reasonable to expect the police and security services to keep tabs on the movements of potential criminals and terrorists?

I have only experienced the Team Building theme on my interview to get on to the nursing degree many years ago. I can still think of a good 20 uses for a paper clip most of which are utterly bizarre and of no use  

In reply cyfrifia and in a word - NO. It's not only reasonable but essential. There's a war going on both out there and in here. It's called - Who Dares Wins -.
Islam wants its time in the sun - and to hell with anything in its way - is the mantra for those who would pervert and lie for ultimate power of which there are many. Following them the uneducated and ignorant who promised jam today are happy to believe and are easily manipulated. To provide a modicum of safety to we who would know better (the haves) from those who don't (the have-nots) your privacy is but as chaff in the wind and not essential for our way of life. If you want to continue living that is -  

These vans seem to have caused some amusement, the media think they are a joke, but there are illegal immigrants in the UK that want to go home and don't know how to escape from traffikers and gang masters, and others imported as 'domestic servants'.