Anjem Choudary (in white)
Anjem Choudary and his band of fellow nose pickers are planning a 9-11 demonstration in front of the American Embassy in London on 9-11. They plan to make as much noise as possible during a planned moment of silence. (Hat tip to the Blaze) Choudary is the despicable leader of the radical element within Britain's Muslim community. He is involved with organizations such as Muslims Against Crusades and Sharia4UK.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/radical-islamic-group-we-will-make-as-much-noise-as-possible-during-911-moment-of-silence/
One can only hope that responsible Muslims in Britain will make it clear that Choudary and his followers do not speak for them.
So they are planning a noisy disruption while the rest of the people are paying their respects. If someone were trying to speak then it would be just as the Irvine 11 planned.
ReplyDeleteThe Muslims continue to try to impose their culture on unwilling audiences. They come to these host countries, including ours, as though they were conquerors and are entitled to impose their will and their ways on the vanquished.
I've read that there are "good and peaceful" Muslims but it seems to me that they all feel superior and entitled to have the surrounding culture accommodate them. There may be exceptions here and there but, on the whole, this is observable reality.
Again, they remind me of the unions. They see what productive people have and they WANT it. Left on their own, they produce the violence, ignorance, and cultural decay that they enjoy in the Middle East and Africa. The unions riot to get their demands. The Muslims riot to get theirs. Both embrace mob rule.
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Let them try that in NYC on 9/11 and see if the police will prevent the beating the people of the city would give them.
ReplyDeleteBTW, the families still haven't received their invites yet.
The embassy should change the time of the Moment of Silence. Maybe hold two, one before and one after the noisy demonstration. A little creativity really can frustrate these idiots.
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