Telford Muslims Jailed for Sexually Abusing Girls

              

Ahdel Ali, 25, Mubarek Ali, 29, Mohammed Ali Sultan, 26, Tanveer Ahmed, 40, Mohammed Younis, 60, and Mohammed Islam Choudhrey, 53.

              

Seven Muslim men have been jailed after a series of complex court cases.

Today, the Shropshire Star reveals details of those court cases following a hearing in the High Court today in which a judge upheld a decision that another man accused of child sex abuse offences was not mentally fit to be retried.

Mahroof Khan, 35

After West Mercia Police’s investigation into suspected under-age sex and child prostitution, seven men were finally convicted in cases stretching over two years.

Four experienced judges have heard distressing evidence from four young women, who were aged 13 to 16 when they were abused during a two-year period between 2007 and 2009.

The leading players in the abuse were brothers, Ahdel and Mubarek Ali, of Regent Street, Wellington, who received long jail sentences after an eight-week trial.

The full story can be found at the Shropshire Star website here.

Shropshire Patriot poses the following questions:

1. Is this a case of a few criminals who happen to be Muslim or is there a deeper religious and cultural issue which has yet to be fully explained by the establishment and the press?

2. Why have we had no apologies from the Muslim community in Shropshire?

3. Why does the local Conservative run Council seem so eager to encourage the conversion of old churches into 'Muslim prayer centres' aka mosques?

One fact shines brightly through the confusion, however - the BNP have long campaigned on the issue of sexual exploitation of our young girls while all the other political mainstream parties did nothing and still do nothing except to cuddle up to Islam.

If you believe the sexual grooming of young girls is still going on in your area, seemingly unopposed by the authorities, the BNP would like to hear from you on 0844 809 4581

Former Church in Shrewsbury Sold to Muslims

Column Lodge - Sold to Shropshire Bangladesh Welfare Society

 

Note: To comment on this 'change of use' proposal, follow the link to Shropshire Council's planning website here. Please read all the available information before commenting.

 

Shropshire Council has sold Column Lodge to the Shropshire Bangladesh Welfare Society in a £215,000 deal.

The former church, based near to the Column roundabout, was home to the council’s registration services before they were transferred to the Guildhall in Frankwell last year.

Martin Kabir, a trustee of the Shropshire Bangladesh Welfare Society, today said the building would become a Muslim prayer centre and community room, and it would be open to all members of the public. He said: “The building was a place of worship years ago.

“It will become a facility for Muslim prayer and a day care centre. It is a first for Shrewsbury and everyone will be welcome.

“We have been looking for somewhere for a long time and this is close to the outskirts of town and easy to access.”

A statement in support of the planning application said that at peak times on a Friday afternoon there could be up to 50 visitors.

See the full story on the Shropshire Star website here: 

 

Shropshire Branch of the BNP calls on Shropshire Council to decide upon this Planning Application at an Open Meeting.

Previously, the Council had opted for a similar decision in to be made by unelected planning officers, when Oswestry Muslim Society applied to convert a former church into a mosque.

We demand electoral accountability, which means that only elected councillors must be the ones who make the decisions that have the potential to alter Shropshire's cultural landscape.

A full local campaign is planned by Shropshire BNP to raise awareness of these proposals.

Understanding NLP

 

Understand Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) that is being used against the population of Britain by visiting Common Purpose Exposed.

British Persistence!

Attempting to change the face of British politics isn't easy. In fact the task we in the British National Party have set ourselves is huge. We must alter people's habits, tackle a system that has had decades to embed itself in people's psyche and wait patiently for our window of opportunity, all the while keeping our composure, taking defeat after defeat and coming back for more, never knowing how long we'll have to wait until our time comes.

However, there are many positives to consider; firstly, over the last few years the voting public have toyed with the idea of change - from a cautious voting experiment which gave way to a coalition government in 2010 to the bolder  notion of offering UKIP seats at local level. This shows that while many are quite rightly disillusioned with politics, some of the electorate are taking a few steps in a different direction, testing the water with something new.

The economy of Britain and the personal finances of many British people is near breaking point, but today, right now, we are mostly okay. And so people only vote for as much change as they think they need while at the same time pretending bad things just won't happen. This is human nature - a mental defence mechanism, for the alternative is to accept just what a problematic situation we all face.

The BNP is the British Resistance, but for most people there isn't much to resist, at least not on their immediate personal radar. Nationalists can see what is round the corner but trying to explain this to the electorate is difficult. It is negative politics in a sense, for although we have a grand vision of how our country could be, that grand vision is even harder to convey because the mental aptitude for great achievements has been promoted as unfashionable by a Communist vein which runs through today's society and which has a vested interest in holding our people down. 

As nationalists we understand what is happening to Britain and we have the policies to deal with the situation and to rebuild our country into something to be proud of once again.

But what we need from BNP members is one thing and one thing only - endless persistence.

We shall keep on trying, ignoring the weak naysayers, who repeatedly tell us all is lost, and continue onwards.

Question: How many times does it take to get elected?
Answer: As many as it takes.

Results for the Shropshire County Council elections 2013 can be found here.

Market Drayton West - A Message of Awakening

Activists Just Like You

This afternoon three teams of BNP activists were out and about in Market Drayton West ward distributing a second hard hitting leaflet aimed at awakening our people to the immense threat posed to Britain by the so called 'mainstream' politicians.

The British National Party is not 'mainstream' in the warped eyes of the media but we talk and think like our people because we ARE our people - honest, hardworking, patriotic folk who see things the way they really are.

Britain is broken and is being propped up on a false economy. We are here to promote a message that seems radical to the current crop of self-serving politicians, but to us the message is not really radical at all.

We are prepared to go to great lengths to ensure genuine democracy prevails; we will leaflet relentlessly, we will stand up for the common man, we will endure pressure from the establishment. We will never give in.

The message in our leaflets is getting to work right now; subtly altering the thought process in the minds of our people and gradually guiding them away from the perverse teachings promulgated by a liberal elite who have lived off the British kindred like vampires, bleeding them dry daily and removing sense of their self worth and the ability to self determination.

The BNP is out every day in Market Drayton putting good, wholesome thoughts into the minds of our folk and showing them a 'third way' - not right wing, not left wing - just good, honest policies to rid our nation of the menace which has gripped this country tight for six long decades.

Protest, resist and vote BNP on Thursday 2nd May 2013.

And then join our Movement...

Shropshire Election Video

Shropshire County Council Candidates

PHIL REDDALL - MARKET DRAYTON WEST: I’ve lived in Shropshire for the last fifteen years and am married with two children. For the last three years I have been a Parish Councillor, serving my community and playing a key role in initiatives such as the local allotments association.

I joined the BNP ten years ago as I felt let down by all the other political parties. No one else spoke for me - a white working class lad who couldn’t afford to go to university and who couldn’t get an engineering apprenticeship. Nowadays I can’t afford to buy my own home and there aren’t enough council houses to go round. The Conservative Party, the Labour Party and the Lib Dems have all had a chance to fix broken Britain, but things only ever get worse. British people must start thinking about who they vote for. If you keep voting the same way you'll keep getting the same thing!

All I want is a simple family life where my kids are safe to play in the park; I want to see Britain lead the world in manufacturing again; I want out of the EU and I want an end the kind of immigration that has seen British towns and cities transformed beyond recognition.

That’s why I’ll continue to help the British National Party.

JENNIFER MATTHYS - OSWESTRY WEST: I have been married to Angus for four years, we are blessed with a one year old toddler, as well as our trio of dogs. I live in picturesque and rural Shropshire, not far from where I grew up.

I am semi fluent in Welsh and have been involved in politics and the BNP since my mid-teens; After all, with Nick Griffin as my dad, it was a natural step!

I started working for the BNP in 2009, and can honestly say that I find it both interesting and rewarding working in politics. That is why I'm proud to be standing as a candidate, because I care about the future that we're leaving for our children, and will work to make that a better future. So on election day, place your cross next to the British National Party heart - because you care too.

IAN DEAKIN - WEM: I’ve lived in and around Wem all my life and know my local community inside out. Getting out of the EU is a big issue for me and after a brief look at UKIP I joined the BNP - the only party with the guts and determination to act and a party which has a really strong grassroots membership base.

I've worked in Britain and abroad and I've seen alot in my time. I'd like to think that my life experiences have contributed to the opinions that I have formed and I have certainly done some serious thinking about what political party I support these days. It's no use complaining; we must act! Our country is in a sorry state but I know we can turn it back around. At my time of life I wouldn't be contesting elections if I didn't think it was worth while. I'm still up for the fight and I hope my fellow Brits are too.

ANGUS MATTHYS - OSWESTRY EAST: I married Jennifer 4 years ago and last year we welcomed our little boy into the world; there's no nicer feeling than walking in the countryside with our three dogs while listening to him chatter away to us!

I grew up in a small village not far from Aberystwyth, and although always interested in politics, I didn't get actively involved until after I had met Jennifer.

I started working for the BNP in 2009 and although the hours are long, I can honestly say that I find it both exciting and rewarding working in politics. That is why I'm proud to be standing as a candidate, because I care about the future that we're leaving for our children, and I will work hard to make that a better future. So on election day, place your cross next to the British National Party heart - because you care too.

KARL FOULKES - SUNDORNE: I’m a Shropshire lad born and bred and I’ve been contesting elections for the BNP for quite some time. I am a married family man with children and a grandchild and people often ask me how I manage to squeeze in political activity between work and a busy family life. The simple truth is that I find time for the BNP because I must. No other political party cares so much for the traditional family unit and it amazes me that it has actually become politically incorrect to talk about traditional family values!

While some people seem to have given up on Britain and her people, I am as steadfast as ever in my belief that the wheel will turn full circle and the British spirit community spirit will be rekindled once again.

I want people to lend their vote to the BNP in hope for the future and in defiance of the out of touch politicians who have led this country to financial ruin and disenfranchised a whole generation of young people in the process. I’m never, ever giving in and I know we can motivate the electorate towards an honest, wholesome political revolution. 

Inside the BNP Engine Room

Shropshire Branch roars into action as the first batch of leaflets are produced for the 2013 County Council elections. The following short film offers an inside view of the Shropshire BNP Engine Room in full swing.

Days of action are being organised for our target wards and leaflets are going out NOW!

To get in touch and help us hammer the Establishment call the BNP hotline on 0844 809 4582

BNP: The Best Protest Vote In Town!

Mosque Victory... For Now

BNP Victory Against Oswestry Mosque Proposal

Great news today as the Shropshire Star reports here that the plan for a 'Muslim Prayer Centre' in Oswestry has now been dropped.

But north Shropshire organiser Phil Reddall this afternoon spoke of his suspicion regarding the announcement.

"With elections looming and the BNP's north Shropshire group poised to stand more candidates than ever before, this headline could well be a ploy to divert the attention of voters away from the highly controversial mosque issue.

"I would not be at all surprised if a new planning application from Oswestry Muslim Society appears after the elections have passed," Mr Reddall continued.

Shropshire Patriot believes that had it not been for the BNP's campaign to raise awareness of this plan, Oswestry would by now be the first north Shropshire town to have its own mosque.

In truth, it is only a matter of time before Islam rears its head again in Shropshire and until our local Council chambers are filled with honest patriots, our County will continue to change in ways not beneficial to the British way of life.

Opposing the Islamification of our country is only one aspect of British National Party policy. Radical alterations to the banking system is another major point we contend with, along with a day by day crusade to free the minds of our people and get them thinking once again.

For the BNP's full manifesto, click here.

The BNP Solution

An Open Letter To Enquirers

Nationalists Working Together

In the eyes of the media and the mainstream politicians, the BNP’s policies are seen as ‘extreme’, but this is not the case. What is extreme is what is being done to Britain and her people by those who are running Britain today.

In Wellington, Shropshire, young teenage white girls have been molested and abused over a long period of time by Muslim gangs. Action was only taken to arrest and prosecute some of the perpetrators when the BNP relentlessly leafleted and protested, telling the local people exactly what was going on. What was allowed to happen for so long is extreme.

Huge areas of our towns and cities do not have a single white person living in them. Small numbers of socially integrated immigrants is fine, but the total replacement of an indigenous people is extreme.

Nationally, our government gives away billions of pounds in foreign aid while pensioners freeze to death because they can’t afford to heat their homes. This is extreme.

Our government have dropped bombs onto innocent Muslims in the Middle East while at the same time Muslims have been imported into Britain. This creates a terrorist threat and it is extreme.

Our government allows global banksters to control our economy. The interest alone is killing Britain and only the BNP would take back control of our banking system. In fact this is one of the real reasons why the powers that be hate the BNP.

The establishment rules by creating chaos and division in our society. They care about money and power and nothing else. What kind of establishment calls the BNP 'racist' yet drops bombs on Iraqi schools? Mainstream politicians are psychopaths who care for nothing other than fulfilling their greedy ambitions.

The BNP wants to bring back social order and a return to a traditional moral code that has worked in western society for thousands of generations.

I could go on and on, but our message to you is clear and simple; in this modern world everything has been turned upside down. What was once good and wholesome is now regarded as evil, and vice-versa. The BNP and our nationalist morals are hated by a twisted, evil establishment and are attacked at every opportunity by twisted media corporations. But it is we who are the genuine ‘good guys’ and we are never giving in.

I won’t beat around the bush. Ideally we’d like you to join the British National Party and we’d like you to be an active member of our Shropshire Branch. That may be too much for you... or perhaps it’s exactly what you’ve been planning on doing. But whatever you do decide to do, keep in touch. We are not 'salesmen' who want you join the BNP so we can merely hit targets and take your money. We’d like you to to join our Party so you can help us put our country back on track and provide a bright future for our children.

It’s not an easy task but it is worthwhile. We can and do make a difference and one day we will be in a position to right many wrongs.

PS – Don’t forget to vote BNP on Thursday 2^nd May... and encourage others to do so too. 

County Council Elections - How to Vote

On Saturday 9th March, Shropshire British National Party organisers, activists and potential election candidates met to discuss plans for the forthcoming Shropshire County Council elections, taking place on Thursday 2nd May.

A Cross in a Box - It's as Easy as That

Over the next few weeks, via our Shropshire Patriot blog, residents will be able to see who their candidates are, where they are standing, the issues they are standing on and most importantly, how to vote.

We want to see a new generation of voters and we want to help them to understand the voting system.

It is easy to vote, even if you have lost your polling card. Just take some ID to your local Polling Station on Thursday 2nd May between 7am and 10pm.

The location of your local Polling Station will be written on your Polling Card - a small white card which you will recieve a few weeks before the day of the election. Polling Stations are usually in a local hall or community centre, not far from your home. To find out more, this website called 'about my vote' explains everything you need to know and to find out more about elections in Shropshire, see this article from the Shropshire Council website.

Remember, no one can find out who you voted for. It is anonymous. All you have to do in order to vent your frustration with the so-called 'mainstream' political parties is walk into your local Polling Station on Thursday 2nd May between 7am and 10pm and use the pen or pencil provided to put a 'X' next to your British National Party candidate, then fold up your voting paper and put it in the sealed metal box.

It's as easy as that.

Even if you lose your Polling Card, just take some ID into the Polling Station so the official can cross your name of the list, then cast your vote.

No one will know who you voted for.

Any questions can be answered via this blog - just put your anonymous question in the comments section under this article on our blog: http://shropshirepatriot.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/county-council-elections-how-to-vote.html

Now, grab your mobile 'phone and set a reminder for Thursday 2nd May and come out to vote BNP.

The little actions we take today are the building blocks for tomorrow's success.

Aaron Dugmore

Aaron Dugmore

Shropshire Patriot is extremely saddened to hear of the suicide of poor 9 year old Aaron Dugmore, the young lad who was bullied to death by racist Asian bullies at his school in Erdington, Birmingham, just for being white. In fact we are saddened to the point of tears.

Aaron had apparently told his parents he had been threatened with a plastic knife and allegedly told by the older Asian boy, "Next time it will be a real one".

No one can know what horror this poor young lad was going through.

It is well known that schools usually have a zero tolerance for racism and local Councillors and police are quick to act if a black or Pakistani child says they are suffering from racist bullying.

The most sickening thing in this case is how the head teacher Martyn Collins reportedly refused to act when the parents raised their desperate concerns to him.

Headteacher Martyn Collins

The British National Party are calling for the sacking of the Martyn Collins and will not let this outrage be pushed under the carpet.

Do not allow this crime to be ignored. Write to Chair of Governors for the school and demand the sacking of Martyn Collins.
 
Emma Beattie
Erdington Hall Primary School
Ryland Road
Birmingham
B24 8JJ
Email f.a.o Emma Beattie
enquiry@erdhall.bham.sch.uk
 
Erdington Constituency Residents can demand action from their M.P
Jack Dromey MP
House of Commons
London SW1A OAA
Email
jack.dromey.mp@parliament.uk

You can read further reports here, here, & here.

Council called 'political cowards' over Muslim Centre approval

From the Border Counties Advertizer here.

Published date: 19 February 2013 |

Published by: Emily Davies
 

SHROPSHIRE Council was accused of “political cowardice” by the British National Party last week, as the furore surrounding Oswestry’s first Muslim Centre continues.

Claiming the unitary authority was guilty of maladministration, Phil Reddall, a member of the far-right organisation, said councillors have a ‘moral case to answer’ following the handling of the application to change the use the former Presbyterian Church on Oswald Road.

He believes they should have made the decision after it received nearly 60 letters of complaint. Planning permission was granted by planning officers.

In a letter calling for an appeal decided by councillors, Mr Reddall said: “Given that the application received 103 public comments with the majority of these comments being objections, I firmly insist that the council should have made an electorally accountable decision. In fact, the council have acted with political cowardice and with no regard for public sentiment.”

Mr Reddall, BNP’s North Shropshire organiser, led a video and leaflet campaign against the application which was submitted by the Oswestry Muslim Society in November.

His letter said: “I believe that they have acted without due consideration to the views of the local electorate and as such the council have a moral case to answer.”

He called for future applications of a religious nature to be decided by councillors.

A spokesperson for the council said: “The decision was taken as required by the planning legislation having regard to the policies in the development plan, the National Planning Policy Framework and any other material planning considerations.

In accordance with the Council’s scheme of delegation this application was delegated to officers for consideration.”

BNP Demand Planning Decision is Taken By Councillors

A complaint as to why a planning application to convert a former church into a Muslim prayer centre did not go before a committee of councillors has been lodged by the British National Party's north Shropshire organiser.

Raising Awareness of Plans in December 2012

The Shropshire Star reports here that the decision was approved by council officers under delegated powers.

Below is the complaint emailed to Shropshire County Council.

Dear Sir / Madam

I would like to make a complaint as to how the planning application 12/04730/FUL (change of use from Furniture Store, previously Presbyterian Church, to Oswestry Muslim Centre) has been dealt with by Shropshire County Council.

I believe the Council have acted with maladministration regarding their decision to allow Planning Officers to deal with this case rather than deal with the application as a Council at a Public Meeting.

I understand that in passing this case to the Planning Department the Council have acted in accordance with their own regulations, however I believe that they have acted without due consideration to the views of the local electorate and as such the Council have a moral case to answer.

Based on pure aesthetics, the application 12/04730/FUL is relatively straightforward and the Council would have expected that it would be passed by Planning Officers.

However, this application will change the cultural landscape of Oswestry and the Council had a moral duty to make this decision in order to ensure they are fully accountable to the electorate.

The following comment is taken from the website: http://www.planninghelp.org.uk/improve-where-you-live/how-to-comment-on-a-planning-application/step-7-gather-support

...Your goal is not only to convince the councillors that you have a case in planning terms, but to demonstrate the support your case has in the local community. Planning officers are mainly interested in the planning arguments, but councillors will often give weight to wider views. Planning is not a science and councillors may judge the issues differently from officers.

Given that the application 12/04730/FUL received 103 Public comments with the majority of these comments being objections, I firmly insist that the Council should have made an electorally accountable decision. In fact, the Council have acted with political cowardice and with no regard for Public sentiment.

I believe the application12/04730/FUL is of major cultural significance to the local community and whether a local resident is strongly in favour or strongly objects to the application’s approval, it is now technically impossible for a local resident to vote for or against a councillor or councillors regarding their views on this application as the decision was passed to an unelected body.

My complaint raises a significant moral argument and it is imperative that elected councillors take full responsibility for major applications such as this.

I would like to make it clear that my complaint lies with the elected councillors who chose not to deal with this issue. The planning team are not to blame as they are bound by regulations while councillors must deal with Public sentiment. I believe the Council fully understands the wider implications regarding the approval of this application and their motive for not deciding upon the application as a Council is to render themselves immune from any Public backlash via the ballot box.

In matters such as this, electoral accountability is paramount. Therefore in order to resolve this issue I would like the following action to be taken:

1. To appeal the decision made by the Planning Department and get the application re-heard by Councillors at a Public Meeting.

2. To ensure that any further applications regarding change of use of a religious nature are henceforth decided by the Council at a Public Meeting.

3. Point (2) must be included in the Council’s Constitution to ensure all similar applications are in future decided upon by the Council rather than an unelected body, i.e. the Planning Department.

I feel I speak for a significant number of the 'silent majority' who desperately crave proper electoral accountability for decisions that affect their communities yet feel so disenfranchised with politics they do not consider it worthwhile to be a part of the political system. When an elected body shies away from important decision making, in situations such as application 12/04730/FUL, the disillusionment of the 'silent majority' will increase.

I have read and understood the complaints procedure and look forward to a satisfactory outcome. I would appreciate a reply that includes details of who to contact next if I deem the Council’s reply to be unsatisfactory.

Yours sincerely

Mr P Reddall

The Marxist Murderers

The Battle for Oswald Road

The Border Counties Advertizer have reported again on Oswestry Muslim Society's plans to convert a former church in Oswald Road into a 'Muslim Prayer Centre', which we in the British National Party tend to call a 'mosque'.

Public comments continue to roll in for the Oswestry Muslim Society proposal to transform the former Presbyterian Church on Oswald Road, hitting the 100-mark last week, as the £300,000 scheme divides the local community.

Currently 59 objections have been received by Shropshire Council, with 40 in favour, and one neutral comment.

A planning decision for the building, which currently houses an antique and reproduction furniture business, had been expected by January 11.

The recent spike in objections follows a targeted campaign by the British National Party, despite receiving considerable public support in the early stages.

The full story can be read here and includes an excellent quote from a gentleman who objects to the plans.

But is it any wonder that mosques are cropping up all over Britain? After all, it was David Cameron who said, 'Not for the first time, I found myself thinking that it is mainstream Britain which needs to integrate more with the British Asian way of life, not the other way around.' in an article written for the Observer way back in 2007 which can be read here. We are sure there are many Oriental folk who are confused at Cameron's turn of phrase, but we presume that in this case by 'British Asian' he meant 'Muslim'.

So while the Tories pander to Muslims in order to get votes, Shropshire Branch of the BNP is standing firm for we believe Islam is not right for Britain and the problems it brings far outweigh any benefits.

Our message to local people thinking of objecting is this - stand firm in your beliefs and have the courage of your convictions.

Halal Chicken in Wem

A Halal chicken has been spotted recently in a Wem Co-Op prompting local people to ask themselves question, "Why is halal meat being sold here?"

To add insult to injury, loose Yorkshire tea had been removed from sale leading one gentleman to the startling conclusion that traditional tea-drinkers were being replaced by those with a taste for ritually slaughtered meat. Fortunately the tea was soon back in stock after a complaint was made, which leaves local patriots with something to drink while they mull over the question of an Islamic incursion into one of north Shropshire's most traditional market towns.

The following film of a non-UK Halal slaughterhouse may aid viewers with a concern for animal welfare to make a decision on why we allow the sale of ritually slaughtered chicken, beef or lamb in Britain.

The horrors begin at about 1min 30seconds.

Muslim Patrol

The following has recieved mainstream media exposure.

If it is genuine, it is an unsurprising taste of what is to come in other areas of Britain.

Is the Islamic Conquest of Oswestry Being Orchestrated from Birmingham?

Information passed to Shropshire Patriot casts doubt on recent claims that plans to turn a former church in Oswestry into a Muslim prayer centre (aka mosque) is actually a locally instigated project at all.

Opposing Plans for Muslim Prayer Centre

According to business information website Duedil.com, Oswestry Muslim Society has its offices not in Oswestry, as one might expect, but in Birmingham.

The website shown here which lists companies for networking purposes states, 'Oswestry Muslim Centre was founded on 09 Oct 2012 and has its registered office in Birmingham. The organisation's status is active, and they have 4 associated directors - all of which are current. The company has no known group companies.' 

Shropshire Patriot believes that the colonisation of Britain by Islam is a highly co-ordinated affair, and we think that claims by Muslim community leaders that the opening of new mosques are merely 'local initiatives' is an exercise in propaganda aimed at keeping our people in the dark until the force of Islam is powerful enough to take over our society.

But it doesn't necessarily begin in Birmingham. A few years ago £1.5 million was donated by Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa al-Thani of Qatar towards building a mosque in Blackburn after Jack Straw intervened on behalf of Lord Patel of Blackburn. Jack Straw was later accused by the local Lib-Dems of pandering to Muslims in order to win votes. You couldn't make it up and it just shows how corrupt the British political system has become when votes are 'brought' via the back door, so to speak. If the likes of Jack Straw think empowered Muslims will curry favour in the years to come then his sanity should be questioned. The politics of appeasement are rarely respected. The full Blackburn mosque story can be read here and a few Google searches with keywords such as 'mosque'; 'uk'; 'funding' etcetera will reveal many more similar stories regarding where the money for mosques in Britain comes from.

When questioned, moderate Muslim community leaders may deny that their aims are part of an Islamic struggle for dominance. However many who objectively study Islam will find that Muslims are permitted to lie to 'unbelievers' in order to advance their cause.

The 'Wikki Islam' link shown here may help readers to understand the Islamic concepts of Kitman and Taqqiya.

Further days of action in Oswestry are planned over the coming days. Our aims are to awaken our people into a state of political resistance and to use the ballot box to vent their anger. We want our country back from the traitor politicians.