Green Energy
In my opinion this is long overdue and to be honest I'm not sure the goverment will actually put words into actions, but it sure is a good start in the fight against Britainistanisation [yeah, sounded better in my head] :
- Britain Plans Tougher Laws To Tackle Uk Jihadists
From Reuters: Home Secretary Theresa May said she was preparing new laws to tackle Islamist militants at home and to stop them going abroad to fight, adding that Britain faced a long struggle against a "deadly extremist ideology". "We will be engaged...
- Britain's Home Office Has An Idea: Counseling For Terrorists
Terrorists can be turned into model citizens by the use of compassionate counselling, crystal healing and aromotherapy. Sigh: "Islamic extremists should get therapy," Home Office tells local councils. Islamic extremists could escape prosecution and...
- It’s Good To Listen To The Other Side Sometimes
From news item Reid Warns Of Christmas Terror Attack, on Yahoo News UK: The terrorist threat facing the UK is "very high indeed", Home Secretary John Reid has said. He told the GMTV Sunday Programme the chances of an attempted attack over the Christmas...
- Uk Faces "wave" Of Terror Plots
Home Secretary John Reid, last seen here at IBA calming trying to explain to a Muslim community leader that the neighborhood was not Dar al-Islam, says that Britain faces an inevitable wave of attacks (Thanks to Religion of Pieces): Britain faces a "wave"...
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British Defense Minister: International Law Too Restrictive - Calls For Changes In Geneva Convention Heck, even Bushitler never went this far: John Reid demanded sweeping changes to international law yesterday to free British soldiers from the restraints...
Green Energy
Gov Bans Al-Ghurabaa And The Saved Sect
In my opinion this is long overdue and to be honest I'm not sure the goverment will actually put words into actions, but it sure is a good start in the fight against Britainistanisation [yeah, sounded better in my head] :
LONDON (AFP) - The government has moved to ban for the first time two Islamist militant groups based in Britain under new laws prohibiting the glorification of terrorism, officials said.
Home Secretary John Reid named the outlawed groups as Al-Ghurabaa and the Saved Sect, Home Office officials said, adding the groups are to be banned under new glorification criteria introduced in the Terrorism Act 2006.
The Home Office also said it intends to use existing anti-terror laws to ban two international groups, the Baluchistan Liberation Army and Teyrebaz Azadiye Kurdistan.
Reid laid an order in parliament which will make it a criminal offense for a person to belong to or encouragbe support for Al-Gurabaa and the Saved Sect, to arrange meetings in their support or to wear clothes or carry articles in public indicating support or membership.
- Britain Plans Tougher Laws To Tackle Uk Jihadists
From Reuters: Home Secretary Theresa May said she was preparing new laws to tackle Islamist militants at home and to stop them going abroad to fight, adding that Britain faced a long struggle against a "deadly extremist ideology". "We will be engaged...
- Britain's Home Office Has An Idea: Counseling For Terrorists
Terrorists can be turned into model citizens by the use of compassionate counselling, crystal healing and aromotherapy. Sigh: "Islamic extremists should get therapy," Home Office tells local councils. Islamic extremists could escape prosecution and...
- It’s Good To Listen To The Other Side Sometimes
From news item Reid Warns Of Christmas Terror Attack, on Yahoo News UK: The terrorist threat facing the UK is "very high indeed", Home Secretary John Reid has said. He told the GMTV Sunday Programme the chances of an attempted attack over the Christmas...
- Uk Faces "wave" Of Terror Plots
Home Secretary John Reid, last seen here at IBA calming trying to explain to a Muslim community leader that the neighborhood was not Dar al-Islam, says that Britain faces an inevitable wave of attacks (Thanks to Religion of Pieces): Britain faces a "wave"...
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British Defense Minister: International Law Too Restrictive - Calls For Changes In Geneva Convention Heck, even Bushitler never went this far: John Reid demanded sweeping changes to international law yesterday to free British soldiers from the restraints...