Muslim fanatics have warned they may burn Union Jack flags on the day of the Royal Wedding
Posted on 04/19/2011 8:56:51 PM PDT by bruinbirdman
Muslims Against Crusades has applied for permission to protest outside Westminster Abbey on the day of the royal wedding, Scotland Yard said.
Muslim fanatics have warned they may burn Union Jack flags on the day of the Royal Wedding
The force said it had rejected the application by Muslims Against Crusades to stage the demonstration outside the historic venue on April 29.
But officers said they were in "on-going discussions" about whether demonstrations at other nearby locations would be blocked.
Police have powers to ban any major protests along the main route that Prince William and his bride-to-be will take.
But they are unable to rule out "static" protests taking place at other nearby locations in central London.
Officers have also been contacted by the English Defence League, which has warned it could protest as a result of the Muslims Against Crusades action.
At a briefing with reporters, police said 5,000 officers will be on duty on the big day.
Earlier this month Firebrand cleric Anjem Choudary warned that a terror attack is 'highly likely' at the Royal wedding.
He told all Muslims to stay away from Westminster Abbey on April 29, describing it as 'a prime target'
Choudary said: "All Muslims should stay away from the public gatherings like the Royal wedding and the Olympics because there is a very high likelihood of an attack.
"Prime targets most probably would be public gatherings like that, so I think Muslims in general should stay away to avoid injury.
"Maybe when the priest says "is there anyone who objects to this wedding speak now or forever hold your tongue" - who knows what will happen at that time?
"If my brothers decide to use the opportunity when the world is looking at the Royal Family to
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I say let the Muslims demonstrate and burn the Union Jack and let counter-protesters burn piles of Korans.
Muslims apply for a permit to protest the royal wedding, while, in the preceding article, we read, “Citizen Executed in Front of People at Khyber Agency by Militants.”
What’s wrong with this picture?
Sure, when Christians can protest in Saudi Arabia.
they are welcome to return to their n ation of origin.
These people are getting really tiresome. I hope there is enough of the spark of what used to be in the UK that it is still true as Kipling said that when the British stop being polite it is time to get away from them really fast or you will deeply regret it.
The theme of his article is right out of The Threepenny Opera.
yitbos
Unfortunately, most of the Moslems that live in the UK were born there. So, to deport them to their country of origin, would put them right were they are.
Most of them were born in the Commonwealth, ergo UK citizens? Migration couldn't be avoided.
yitbos
Yo Raghead! The Crusades ended a long time ago! Get over it!
Well, given that England is nearly Shariah compliant; totally Muslim ‘correct’; this should be a no brainer. They should have their permit!
I acknowledge the subtle difference. Reasoning still stands.
well, they can strip them of their citizenship and remove them all the same
Won’t happen. Prince Charles is to pro islam.
Squatters is right. Which country can they even claim as their homeland anyway? Seems like they are just a roving cancer across the world with no real origin.
Prayers for a beautiful and peaceful event. If not, I hope it wakes them up over there to the threat.
I will be praying with you. And I agree if something happens I pray it wakes us up to these evil people.
Yeah! Right! And King Barack Hussein Obama has the best interest of American people at heart.
I wish I could say I'd be surprised if an attack occurs.
A little equal treatment with a piece of good solid lumber is called for here.
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