2 October 2009
The political question on immigration
UPDATE: Geert Wilders allowed into Britain
The political question over mass un-controlled third World immigration into Britain.
If they are that concerned about talking about immigration, then Islam and its current role of transforming our country into an Islamic State is completely taboo.
Instead some are even helping the Islamisation-transformation process right before our eyes, at the very highest levels of government.
Seems that Lord Tebbit is the only one speaking sense out of the main political class who are presently residing in the 'Houses of Parliment'.
A Geert Wilders a Dutch parlimanterian and possible future leader of Holland was refused into Britain and then banned, for attempting to show members of the 'House of Lords' his short film about the militant side of the Islamic religion - Fitna
Lord Ahmed, a faithful member of Green Lane mosque Birmingham, threatened to raise an army of 10,000 moslems to protest if they allowed the film to be shown.
The government bowed down in subserviance to Islam and banned the possible future leader of Holland from our country. So this shows the indignation the present government has towards are fellow Europeans over in that part of the World, on-behalf of Islam UK. They also went against the wishes of members of the 'House of Lords' who invited Mr Wilders to show them his short film about the threat that we face.
By the time people wake up will it be too late?
The political question over mass un-controlled third World immigration into Britain.
If they are that concerned about talking about immigration, then Islam and its current role of transforming our country into an Islamic State is completely taboo.
Instead some are even helping the Islamisation-transformation process right before our eyes, at the very highest levels of government.
Seems that Lord Tebbit is the only one speaking sense out of the main political class who are presently residing in the 'Houses of Parliment'.
A Geert Wilders a Dutch parlimanterian and possible future leader of Holland was refused into Britain and then banned, for attempting to show members of the 'House of Lords' his short film about the militant side of the Islamic religion - Fitna
Lord Ahmed, a faithful member of Green Lane mosque Birmingham, threatened to raise an army of 10,000 moslems to protest if they allowed the film to be shown.
The government bowed down in subserviance to Islam and banned the possible future leader of Holland from our country. So this shows the indignation the present government has towards are fellow Europeans over in that part of the World, on-behalf of Islam UK. They also went against the wishes of members of the 'House of Lords' who invited Mr Wilders to show them his short film about the threat that we face.
By the time people wake up will it be too late?
19 May 2008
The test of our British justice system
Dangerous ground...
Will those in charge of the Crown prosecution service have the guts to press charges against the first Moslem peer Lord Ahmed for killing someone whilst he was driving dangerously, and placing him before the British courts system with prison at the end of it if found guilty, as they would with one of us mere mortals, or will this be another case of the two rule British justice system that seems so prevalent in today's day and age?
One rule for them and one rule for us.
Lord Ahmed said yesterday : "I would strenuously deny any allegation of death by dangerous driving. Other than that I cannot comment."
He drove into the back of a stationery car and killed someone, how much more clear cut can it get? Also ontop of that there is the belief that he was texting someone whilst driving in the fast lane of the motorway based on his phone records.
If nothing else the records prove that he was texting whilst driving which is a criminal offence under British law.
Dare they strip the first Moslem peer of his Lordship as they did to Jeffrey Archer?
Daily Mail
Britain's first Muslim peer may face charges of death by dangerous driving after allegedly sending a text on the fast lane of the M1 before ploughing into a stationary car, killing its driver.
Lord Ahmed was at the wheel of his gold-coloured X-Type Jaguar when it ploughed into a red Audi A4 on the M1 near Rotherham on Christmas Day.
The Crown Prosecution Service is now trying to decide whether he should face the charge after a traffic police investigation led to the suspicion that he texted a journalist friend at the time of the crash.
As part of the investigation traffic police examined Lord Ahmed's mobile phone on which he made a 999 call from the scene. It is alleged that shortly before the emergency call a text message was sent to a journalist friend.
Police investigators have now completed a file and have submitted it to the CPS who will decide if there is sufficient evidence for any charges to be brought.
Lord Ahmed said yesterday : "I would strenuously deny any allegation of death by dangerous driving. Other than that I cannot comment."
The peer's 28-year-old victim, Slovakian Martyn Gombar, died instantly in the impact and Lord Ahmed suffered severe facial injuries and shock.
Continue reading: The test of the British justice system
One rule for them and one rule for us.
Lord Ahmed said yesterday : "I would strenuously deny any allegation of death by dangerous driving. Other than that I cannot comment."
He drove into the back of a stationery car and killed someone, how much more clear cut can it get? Also ontop of that there is the belief that he was texting someone whilst driving in the fast lane of the motorway based on his phone records.
If nothing else the records prove that he was texting whilst driving which is a criminal offence under British law.
Dare they strip the first Moslem peer of his Lordship as they did to Jeffrey Archer?
Daily MailBritain's first Muslim peer may face charges of death by dangerous driving after allegedly sending a text on the fast lane of the M1 before ploughing into a stationary car, killing its driver.
Lord Ahmed was at the wheel of his gold-coloured X-Type Jaguar when it ploughed into a red Audi A4 on the M1 near Rotherham on Christmas Day.
The Crown Prosecution Service is now trying to decide whether he should face the charge after a traffic police investigation led to the suspicion that he texted a journalist friend at the time of the crash.
As part of the investigation traffic police examined Lord Ahmed's mobile phone on which he made a 999 call from the scene. It is alleged that shortly before the emergency call a text message was sent to a journalist friend.
Police investigators have now completed a file and have submitted it to the CPS who will decide if there is sufficient evidence for any charges to be brought.
Lord Ahmed said yesterday : "I would strenuously deny any allegation of death by dangerous driving. Other than that I cannot comment."
The peer's 28-year-old victim, Slovakian Martyn Gombar, died instantly in the impact and Lord Ahmed suffered severe facial injuries and shock.
Continue reading: The test of the British justice system
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