Well, about bloody time-

krish

^^^ that's the one you jump on, after one or two violent alternatives

Wasn't being serious, though wouldn't mind him being forced to look after his various remarks on stoning homosexuals and adulterers according to Sharia law.

Tbh I don't think he will be found guilty, and struggle to understand exactly what he's being charged with and the precise details
- yes we all know the generalities, he is an Islamist extremist and revels in winding up the whole country, but from what I see of the exact details here ("Between 29 June 2014 and 6 March 2015 invited support for a proscribed terrorist organisation, namely ISIL, also known as ISIS or the Islamic State, contrary to section 12 Terrorism Act 2000") it's all rather wimpy and underwhelming and he'll wriggle out of it since I believe it hinges on the semantics of social media communications without actual explicit verbal support.

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I know, but i was ignoring the others because of violent nature of them.

BISHI

Do you know what, fly him to Syria and leave him with ISIL.
Win win .!!

Member 581642

Obviously only after hes been convicted ?

BISHI

Only to ensure he can't come back after he realises what he wished for wasn't that great .!!

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How do you know he would think it wasnt great ?

Cliff

I wish people, such Mr Choudary, would be forced to experience some time in a Muslim country... Any country. No freedoms like the good old UK and a  unencumbered  fast track to prison.​

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I am fairly sure he has been to a few muslim countries

Enki

Interesting thread. There is me thinking that Mr Choudary and his mindset were alone, when all along its very much alive from all sorts of backgrounds.

BISHI

Because he's not there and still here doing his best to fudge it up for the more reasonable practitioners of his religion. If he finds it great then that's a bonus - I will find it 'greater' as will the many Muslims I count amongst my friends.