Anjem Choudary guilty of inviting IS support

[RobertE]

Very careful wording...

Choudary

Have you even watched the majority of his videos? He's not careful.

We're just too tolerant.

Indeed. We were too tolerant towards the catholic nazis in Northern Ireland when we gave them what they wanted. We were doing it again in spite of there being countless videos and newspaper articles on this man. Did he have to cut someones head off before they noticed him? Our governement is a joke, both left-wing and right-wing. As for Choudhary, he can stick that Sharia bollocks where the sun don't shine. However, there is one thing that might not help, should he be put in general population and that is he could try and influence those who have no religion or those who feel let down by their religion. This is why in France, it is bad to be in prison simply because a great number of inmates are muslims and they will try their damned hardest to convert you.

[RobertE]

This is how bad he is. No-one really likes Pam Gellar but come on, really is a sick individual:

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Something's wrong with the video.

[Thumpalumpacus]

However, there is one thing that might not help, should he be put in general population and that is he could try and influence those who have no religion or those who feel let down by their religion.

You'd think that anyone convicted of propagandizing for terrorists would be imprisoned in isolation. Is that legal in the UK?

[RobertE]

However, there is one thing that might not help, should he be put in general population and that is he could try and influence those who have no religion or those who feel let down by their religion.

You'd think that anyone convicted of propagandizing for terrorists would be imprisoned in isolation. Is that legal in the UK?

Of course. Take this guy for example:

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/cha...cts-789093

http://www.ozy.com/provocateurs/the-most...tain/39950

But maybe that kind of rap sheet is what follows, given the sheer amount of time Salvador has logged in prison, more than 40 of his 62 years alive. About 36 of those, by press reckoning, have been in solitary confinement because of his inability to play well with others. 

Plus he has spent time in 3 high-security mental etablishments in the United Kingdom but was considered too violent to be held since the medication had no effect on him. Is it possible to keep a man in isolation in the United Kingdom, yes, I believe so.





To get back to your original question, I think they would try and isolate him from the others as much as possible, since there are quite a few of the younger generation in prisons and they would be easy targets for him to radicalise.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Thanks for the info -- I'm ignorant of UK laws governing imprisonment -- and I definitely agree that iso is important in these sorts of cases.

[RobertE]

Thanks for the info -- I'm ignorant of UK laws governing imprisonment -- and I definitely agree that iso is important in these sorts of cases.

I don't think ignorance has anything to do with it really. All we know are our own laws, so if you ask me about the laws of solitary confinement (isolation) in Iceland, I wouldn't be able to help you. Suffice to say, I am sure that he will do 5 years and get out. This is how the United Kingdom is. Gangsters can kill another gangster in the 1960s and get sent to jail for life, and they did too. Whilst nowadays, you can kill someone with intent, get 20 years and be out in 10.

[Thumpalumpacus]

No, I'm uninformed about UK law, generally, and that is ignorance. It's not a bad word, it just reflects my own (and your own, in your example) priorities.

[InsaneDane]

Fucking finally.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37098751

One of the UK's most notorious radical clerics has been convicted of inviting others to support the so-called Islamic State, it can now be reported.

Police said Anjem Choudary, 49, had stayed "just within the law" for years, but was arrested in 2014 after pledging allegiance to the militant group.

Many people tried for serious terror offences were influenced by his lectures and speeches, police said.

Choudary was convicted alongside confidant Mohammed Mizanur Rahman.

Counter-terrorism chiefs have spent almost 20 years trying to bring Choudary, a father of five, to trial, blaming him, and the proscribed organisations which he helped to run, for radicalising young men and women.

Both men were charged with one offence of inviting support for IS - which is contrary to section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000 - between 29 June 2014 and 6 March 2015.

The verdict on the two defendants was delivered on 28 July, but can only be reported now following the conclusion of a separate trial at the Old Bailey of another group of men for a similar offence.

Fuck this prick.

If I'm not mistaken, he's the moron who said that: "The black flag of ISIS will fly over Copenhagen" on a TV-show.

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Fuck this prick.

If I'm not mistaken, he's the moron who said that: "The black flag of ISIS will fly over Copenhagen" on a TV-show.

He also said the black flag would fly over London.

Basically he wants everyone to bow down to Islam.