Islam4UK

[Lozzer]

So they want to protest through the street Wootton Basset, any yet a large part of British society which would separate itself from the usual prejudice of stupid society is engaging in the same behaviour as the BNP. Islam4UK are arseholes, they're anti-democratic Islamic fundamentalist aresholes, but why are we objecting to their right to protest? One feature of this debate is that Wootton Basset has been used to welcome the British war dead of Iraq and Afghanistan, the fallen who have died protecting absolute liberty for all British citizens. We carry their coffins only to spit on their graves. I'm appalled over this blatant attempt of censoring entitled latitude.

[Clinton Huxley]

Islam4UK are a pack of goons but they have the right to exhibit their goonery wherever they see fit, as long as they do it peacefully.

The fact that if they do it will send the Daily Mail apoplectic is a mere bonus.

[Rum]

Islam4UK are a pack of goons but they have the right to exhibit their goonery wherever they see fit, as long as they do it peacefully.

The fact that if they do it will send the Daily Mail apoplectic is a mere bonus.

I agree, however they are clearly being provocative and even if the march does not happen (which seems likely) they will have achieved a great deal of publicity.

I mentioned this lot of twats several times over the weekend. It is this lot which would sell the Crown jewels and use the gold for dowries (once an Islamic state was set up in Britain!)....

It it also worth mentioning Muslims4UK - and anti-radical group who can be fund at http://muslims4uk.org.uk/

[Dory]

Tried seeing what's Islam4UK website is about...

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access / on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

Is it on some list of banned websites or what?

[Feck]

Tried seeing what's Islam4UK website is about...

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access / on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

Is it on some list of banned websites or what?

From where you are probably !

[Rum]

Tried seeing what's Islam4UK website is about...

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access / on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

Is it on some list of banned websites or what?

Well you are in Israel right? Long live freedom of speech!

Edit: Actually this is so much a case of the unintended consequences of censorship. The site is so absurd it would make anyone with a shred of common sense off laugh!

..on the other hand maybe common sense has flown out the window for a lot of people the site might appeal to.

[Dory]

Heh. I did see its "cache" and pretty much what I expected.

Weird though, why is that banned here and not websites like boycottisrael.co.uk?

At least they could be consistent you know...

[Pappa]

It's not just Islam4UK who wants to have an anti-war protest though is it? I thought they were just one of the groups involved.

[Deep Sea Isopod]

There is a time and place for protests. A funeral route for fallen troops is not the place, and should be banned.
They can protest outside parliament or military bases, like the rest of the anti-war lobby.. :pissed:
Islam4UK is only interested in stirring the shit. Anjem Chaudry (founder of Islam4UK) was head of al-Muhajiroun, a banned terrorist group. He also praised the 9/11 terrorists. He want Sharia law here.
I say kick this fucker out of here, and let him live in a fucking cesspit muslim country!!!!!
Better still, let them have their protest march, then call in the RAF to carpet bomb cunts. :pissed: :pissed: :pissed: :pissed: :pissed: :pissed: :pissed: :pissed: :pissed:

[Pappa]

There is a time and place for protests. A funeral route for fallen troops is not the place, and should be banned.

But why though? I can't think of a better place for an anti-war demo?

[Deep Sea Isopod]

There is a time and place for protests. A funeral route for fallen troops is not the place, and should be banned.

But why though? I can't think of a better place for an anti-war demo?

War is the governments idea. A tribute to a fallen comrade is an old soldiers idea.
Protest the MP's. Not the loved ones left behind.

[Pappa]

There is a time and place for protests. A funeral route for fallen troops is not the place, and should be banned.

But why though? I can't think of a better place for an anti-war demo?

War is the governments idea. A tribute to a fallen comrade is an old soldiers idea.
Protest the MP's. Not the loved ones left behind.

If they were conscripts, I'd agree, but they're not. On top of that, the majority of soldiers fighting in Afghanistan actually signed up after the war began. The signed up knowing full well they were likely to go there to do the government's bidding.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

US got fundies. UK got fundies.

[Rum]

There is a time and place for protests. A funeral route for fallen troops is not the place, and should be banned.

But why though? I can't think of a better place for an anti-war demo?

War is the governments idea. A tribute to a fallen comrade is an old soldiers idea.
Protest the MP's. Not the loved ones left behind.

If they were conscripts, I'd agree, but they're not. On top of that, the majority of soldiers fighting in Afghanistan actually signed up after the war began. The signed up knowing full well they were likely to go there to do the government's bidding.

You have a point, but the idea that the army has discretion concerning the wars it will fight, just because it is professional rather than conscript is suspect and does not for me mean that they are somehow therefore make themselves more available to political attack. The army strictly speaking is 'neutral' and it is the government of the day who are responsible for policy and strategy. If I could bring myself to be one I would be a pacifist, so I am not supporting military action, just the non-political position of the army in the state structure.

[Deep Sea Isopod]

There is a time and place for protests. A funeral route for fallen troops is not the place, and should be banned.

But why though? I can't think of a better place for an anti-war demo?

War is the governments idea. A tribute to a fallen comrade is an old soldiers idea.
Protest the MP's. Not the loved ones left behind.

If they were conscripts, I'd agree, but they're not. On top of that, the majority of soldiers fighting in Afghanistan actually signed up after the war began. The signed up knowing full well they were likely to go there to do the government's bidding.

The one's who signed up before the war also knew they would have to do the governments bidding. And some may have seen military service as a way of the shit life they were facing.
What about the families of those who signed up to fight in Iraq and Afghastlystan? Many of them didn't want their sons/daughters/brother etc. to sign up at all, but these scum are going to rub their noses in the fact their son is dead, then praise the guy who killed him.

This protest is akin to a bunch of Nazi's marching through a Remembrance parade. :pissed: