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    Yvonne Ridley: It Can't Get Any Worse
    By Yvonne Ridley


    I went to a political rally the other night to get the
    low down on Tony
    Blair's proposed new anti-terrorism measures to make
    Britain a safer
    place.

    There was a great crowd turnout, not too many Muslims,
    and the most
    outstanding speaker was a man called John Rees a
    co-founder of the
    anti-war
    movement in the UK.

    During his speech he issued a sinister warning to all
    Muslims, both
    home and
    abroad, and I will pass on his words to you so you can
    make your own
    judgment.

    He said: 'Don't ever say that 'things can't get any
    worse' because
    believe
    me they can. That is exactly what the Jews across
    Europe believed when
    they
    were persecuted in the 20s.'

    He then took us on a terrifying two-decade history of
    Jewish
    persecution
    which covered harrowing scenes in the Warsaw Ghettoes,
    the nightmare of
    Nazi
    Germany and eventually we went on to the death camps
    and gas chambers.

    The message was clear. If we (as in Muslims) do not
    wake up we will
    become
    the 'new Jews' in terms of persecution.

    The media hype against 'The Muslims' has already
    started in both
    America and
    across Europe.

    Islamaphobia is rife in journals across the States and
    the UK.

    We are already being corralled and labelled by Blair
    who wants to
    introduce
    more restrictions on our shrinking freedoms and
    liberties.

    Some of us risk being deported if we dare to criticise
    and a number of
    our
    foreign national brothers have already been
    re-arrested and detained
    after
    previously being held in Belmarsh for years without
    trial or charge.

    Two, who are single and have no family in the UK, were
    treated in the
    notorious Broadmoor Hospital suffering from depression
    and post
    traumatic
    stress disorder, during their detention which breached
    all human rights
    (according to the most powerful judges in Britain who
    ordered their
    release).

    When they were released under control orders they
    struggled to exist
    under
    these primitive restrictions. Goons working for police
    intelligence
    monitored their every move threatening to re-arrest
    and charge them if
    they
    made one slip up.

    Their homes were regularly searched without notice at
    any time of the
    day or
    late at night, causing terrible stresses and fears for
    the families.

    These brothers came to Britain believing it was a
    haven of human
    rights.
    Many of them were escaping the brutality of their past
    and the majority
    are
    still vulnerable, asylum-seekers and refugees with
    wives and children
    who
    were born in this country.

    They have now become sacrificial lambs while British
    Prime Minister
    Tony
    Blair shows how strong and macho he is. This action is
    being taken
    against
    the weakest and most damaged people.

    One brother is a polio victim and needs a wheelchair,
    while another has
    no
    arms. Many escaped or were inmates of the brutal
    Algerian desert prison
    camps.

    They have never been charged or linked to any acts of
    "terrorism"
    against
    Britain let alone the London bombings last month in
    which all the
    suspects
    appear to be 'home grown'.

    They are political prisoners in every sense of the
    word and should be
    protected by the UK.

    Blair has now ordered that they be rounded up and
    deported because he
    says
    regimes like Jordan have given their word these men
    will not be
    tortured or
    killed.

    That's a bit like asking an alcoholic to look after
    the key to the
    drinks'
    cabinet. Of course they will be tortured, brutalised
    and beaten -¦ that
    is
    what Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Algeria, Tunisia and
    Morocco are infamous
    for -
    check out their records on Amnesty International's
    website.

    One of our brothers was dragged from his hospital bed
    last Thursday by
    the
    Immigration Department. When a regular visitor of his
    called
    Immigration and
    demanded to know his whereabouts she was reassured he
    would be well
    cared
    for. "This is Britain," he said. She has now
    discovered that particular
    brother is on suicide watch in a prison far away from
    London and his
    doctors
    and solicitors.

    In her moving report on the Cage Prisoners website
    (www.cageprisoners.com),
    she says: 'These unjust cruelties are being carried
    out in our name.
    Will we
    now sit back and watch when they are eventually
    deported, forced on to
    a
    plane and handed over to the Algerian authorities as
    "suspected
    terrorists"
    with the assurance that they will not be harmed?

    'Personally, in this political climate, I fear for us
    all. First they
    came
    for the Muslims and I did not speak out for I was not
    a Muslim . . .
    then
    they came for me and there was no-one left to speak
    out for me.'

    The reality of Blair's Britain can also be checked on
    the Stop
    Political
    Terror website of which I am a patron
    (www.stoppoliticalterror.com)

    We live in very troubled times and we have, as
    Muslims, to unite and
    find
    safety and courage in our numbers across both sides of
    the Atlantic.

    I spoke at a recent conference in the north of England
    promoting unity
    across the Muslim communities in Britain but the press
    reports in the
    US
    media were misleading or exaggerated.

    I was accused of incitement for making a political
    speech in which I
    likened
    Tony Blair to Pol Pot. Some very pompous
    leader/opinion writers in New
    York
    and Dallas said this was ridiculous to compare Blair
    to a mass
    murderer.

    Really? Well I know Pol Pot killed millions over the
    years, but give
    Blair
    time. He's only taken us into four wars in five years
    and the death
    toll in
    Iraq alone exceeds 500,000 according to those who
    would know - the
    Iraqis!

    He encouraged the US-led United Nations Sanctions
    which, for more than
    a
    decade, were responsible for the deaths of over one
    million. Throw in
    another 32,500 innocent Afghans and then there's a
    constant flow of
    Muslim
    blood pouring forth from Palestine.

    How many innocents do you have to kill before you hit
    the 'mass killer'
    ratings?

    But there was something else Pol Pot did - he
    ruthlessly censored the
    citizens of Kampuchea because he could not stand
    criticism and he did
    this
    by destroying the libraries of Cambodia.

    Blair has already hinted he will close down Islamic
    bookshops, destroy
    literature and videos he deems offensive.

    His incitement laws are so draconian none of us will
    dare recount the
    tale
    of Robin Hood to our children ever again. Why, just
    talking about a
    folk
    hero who robbed the rich to give money and food to the
    poor is
    tantamount to
    glorifying terrorism!

    United we stand, divided we fall. We must stretch our
    hands across the
    water
    and give each other support during this dark period in
    our history.

    Send messages of support to your European brothers and
    sisters - we
    really
    need it. But whatever you say, please don't say: 'It
    can't get any
    worse.'

    It just did.
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    Great read. JazakAllahKhair for posting that.

    I once saw Yvonne Ridley at a conference, and boy was she amazing, May Allah reward her for her efforts. Ameen


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