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Uthmān;1278515 said:
He's a hypocrite, what more can I say? He's a laughable, hateful, hated hypocrite. He's the Islamic Nick Griffin and Mr Bean combined.
Uthmān;1278515 said:
He's a hypocrite, what more can I say? He's a laughable, hateful, hated hypocrite. He's the Islamic Nick Griffin and Mr Bean combined.
The BNP should definately not be banned. They are a political party and have every right to be. I hate Labour but I don't feel that they should be banned despite sending our troops to needless wars.They highlight points that the current government doesn't. They keep the big 2 on their toes. The difference between the BNP and Choudary's groups are that the BNP doesn't actively support terrorism.
explain to us about his hypocricy since your such an expert??
The BNP should definately not be banned. They are a political party and have every right to be. I hate Labour but I don't feel that they should be banned despite sending our troops to needless wars.They highlight points that the current government doesn't. They keep the big 2 on their toes. The difference between the BNP and Choudary's groups are that the BNP doesn't actively support terrorism.
Gladly.
He criticizes the British Government whilst claiming thousands of pounds of benefits from them.
He wants Sharia imposed, yet is an ex alcoholic, former drug/sex/porn addict.
He acknowledges he's in a minority even within the Muslim community, but still thinks Sharia Law is a possibility (yet not too keen to give a date when).
Thinks the Army is a genocidal, corrupt anti Muslim force yet fantasises about the same Army overthrowing the government in a coup and making him Prime Minister.
Any more examples, or will that suffice?
Gladly.
He criticizes the British Government whilst claiming thousands of pounds of benefits from them.
He wants Sharia imposed, yet is an ex alcoholic, former drug/sex/porn addict
He acknowledges he's in a minority even within the Muslim community, but still thinks Sharia Law is a possibility (yet not too keen to give a date when).
Thinks the Army is a genocidal, corrupt anti Muslim force yet fantasises about the same Army overthrowing the government in a coup and making him Prime Minister.
Any more examples, or will that suffice?
he has benefits because he has become unemployable after his demonisation in the media - also for all we know he could have personal issues as many people do but to suggest his not allowed to criticize the goverment because he is on benefits is ridiculous
i have highlighted the key word for you here - in fact it has been over 15 years since he left all these vices behind, left his secular lifestyle behind and became a practising muslim
in this environment of "integration" its sad that many of us start living as non-muslims and get duped into such a lifestyle which is completely contrary to our beliefs but alhamdulillah many like anjem choudary wake up from it and repent from it and turn their lives around
Of course its possible - in fact when the first islamic state was established in Medina, Muslims were only about 5% of the population
- it is up to the muslims to continue giving dawah and working towards it
where has he said he wants to be prime minister at the head of an army-led coup?
please provide evidence
I ask him to be serious. “Seriously ... I don’t think I need to leave Britain; I think that we can live here and propagate Islam and one day we will implement the sharia here.” He is vague about the timeframe but more specific about the method. “Public awareness and possibly a military coup,”
you havent given one example yet so no, that will not suffice by any means
According to the Guardian because of this:
But I agree this is a bad move. Britain is really going to far with all it's anti-terrorism and anti-discrimination laws. I think we in Europe should really move more towards the American model of freedom of speech.
The BNP should definately not be banned. They are a political party and have every right to be. I hate Labour but I don't feel that they should be banned despite sending our troops to needless wars.They highlight points that the current government doesn't. They keep the big 2 on their toes. The difference between the BNP and Choudary's groups are that the BNP doesn't actively support terrorism.
Criticizing the government is not the same as wanting to overthrow it. All the same, it is rather hypocritical- would a government less evil than the British Government give him benefits at all? As for personal issues, I agree, I would in fact be very surprised to discover that he didn't have personal issues.
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He's still a hypocrite, and he still fails to acknowledge that is his dream world was in reality the government, he'd have been inmprisoned, possibly even executed, long ago for his party loving behaviour.
Ah, that's his excuse. He's blaming others. It wasn't his fault. He was forced to take drugs and watch porn and have casual sex. Well why didn't you say so. So he isn't just a hypocrite with a low IQ, he is also a very weak character that can't evade social norms.
This is 21st century Britain, not pre Islamic Arabian city states. You can't possibly hope to compare what happened in a couple of city states a few thousand years ago where everyone was deeply religious to a secular so called 'corrupt' society where God is an inconvenience for the population and people have given up on religion for a more care free lifestyle.
Sure, if you bothered to read the article:
Four examples, and yet not a single worthwhile argument raised against them.
Gladly.
He criticizes the British Government whilst claiming thousands of pounds of benefits from them.
He wants Sharia imposed, yet is an ex alcoholic, former drug/sex/porn addict.
He acknowledges he's in a minority even within the Muslim community, but still thinks Sharia Law is a possibility (yet not too keen to give a date when).
Thinks the Army is a genocidal, corrupt anti Muslim force yet fantasises about the same Army overthrowing the government in a coup and making him Prime Minister.
Any more examples, or will that suffice?
And are thus fairly representative of politics in general.ooh UK politics are so confusing :heated: :heated: :heated:
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I dont think its fair to label him a hippocrite based on his past mistakes. =)
A 'mistake' for a Muslim is taking a sip of alcohol, or looking at page 3 at best- Choudary seems to have gone further than mere 'mistakes', he has clearly sinned gravely, especially according to his version of Islam, and he has demonstrated he was (and to a great extent still is) a very weak individual, as he cannot evade alcohol without being infatuated with the stuff. He has demonstrated in the past his inability and general weakness to resist Western and kaffir culture, and I have every reason to believe this will be his downfall- well, either that or a visit from an EDL advocate.
I will address Chechnya's post tomorrow God willing.
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