[RGSpincich]

Members of parliament had called for action to be taken against the cleric after it was reported that video tapes carrying his message were on sale in Islamic bookshops in Britain.

It may be argued by some that this guy is just one isolated nut-case and that all religions have their problem priests. However, Islamic bookshops in Britain promoted his views and for that the Muslim community is responsible.

[Lent]

However, Islamic bookshops in Britain promoted his views and for that the Muslim community is responsible.

Good point. The notion of a "radical few" is wearing quite thin. The Islamic community was complicit in aiding and abetting his calls of violence. Why aren't these shops and the mosques he was hosted at be the object of charges of aiding and abetting in his commission of the offence?

[Demidog]

However, Islamic bookshops in Britain promoted his views and for that the Muslim community is responsible.

So then who's responsible for selling copies of Mein Kampf?