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Dear posters at 15.00 onwards of this video you can see the ring leader of the now dead terrorists. He is the tall, thin man with a brown Arabic dress on, with a light green headress. He was in the park with his group when channel 4 filmed the documentary.

@waz Bhai British need to change their few laws to tackle with situation, they are realy providing a great free space to grow up exterism which further turn into terrorism. They realy under estimating the threat of DAESH/ISIS Khawarjis or something else. May Allah save us all from this Fitna e Azeem.
 
Well Hindutva and ISIS are both different sides of the same coin.

Actually you know very little. Everyone knows who isis is... they are tekfiri... similar to the Hindutva extremism theology of your brethren...

Outside of the common understanding... you have very little knowledge of Islamic theology

Other than that... I agree with a lot of our points... yes they are a definitive threat... wahabbi types are more prone to terrorism... I also think like you the future is very bleak. ... this will only get worse... another 9/11 type attack is probably more probable than not... western state will go after all Muslims... that's also pretty much a given.... The world is heading for a total mess... I guess osama bin laddin vision is coming true...
I have enough of an idea about the literalists within Islam. I don't have time right now to dig up jihadi passages from the texts about striving hard :pleasantry: against the unbelievers ?

and indeed, humanity seems headed to a very dark period again but I guess these things are cyclical. Almost exactly a 100 years since the first great war and the fall of the ottoman empire that reshaped the world, we're due another series of seismic events that will reshape our world again.

Is someone who believes that the Quran is the actual word of the Lord God and that the Son of Abdullah of Mecca (PBUH) is his final messenger a "Salafi" in your book?
No, that's a core Islamic belief that all muslims subscribe to.

Salafis are literalists who want to live a 7th century lifestyle and impose it on the entire planet.

He is Hindu... fyi
lol, so ?

I'm irreligious, atheist/agnostic if you will.
 
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I have enough of an idea about the literalists within Islam. I don't have time right now to dig up jihadi passages from the texts about striving hard :pleasentry: against the unbelievers ?

and indeed, humanity seems headed to a very dark period again but I guess these things are cyclical. Almost exactly a 100 years since the first great war and the fall of the ottoman empire that reshaped the world, we're due another series of seismic events that will reshape our world again.


No, that's a core Islamic belief that all muslims subscribe to.

Salafis are literalists who want to live a 7th century lifestyle and impose it on the entire planet.


lol, so ?

I'm irreligious, atheist/agnostic if you will.


You keep saying "jihad literature this jihadi literature that" ... who cares... it's all khawarji crap.

Real jihad is what Pak solders do against Indian rape of Kashmir with Honor and valour.

You have no idea about Islam till probably spin bits from 2001 onwards from websites. I on the other hand live it.

Give me one quote from the Quran promoting terror?
.. You will not find any unless it's a twisted translated version.

Irrespective of whether you are agnostic or a practising Hindu... you allegiances are for the Hindutva nation and are by default biased in your views
 
@waz Bhai British need to change their few laws to tackle with situation, they are realy providing a great free space to grow up exterism which further turn into terrorism. They realy under estimating the threat of DAESH/ISIS Khawarjis or something else. May Allah save us all from this Fitna e Azeem.
Agree. It has more to do with our laws, and also the fact that it's difficult or not post for the police to imprison someone just for some radical islamic views they might have or preach about. So I think @waz is right we need to change our laws. However, there will be alot of upstacles in doing so.

Why was monster London Bridge terrorist Khuram Butt allowed to roam free?
The savage attacker starred in Channel 4 documentary 'The Jihadis Next Door' waving an Isis-style flag while two members of the public warned police about his extremism.

  • BY TOM PETTIFOR
  • 22:56, 5 JUN 2017UPDATED17:07, 6 JUN 2017
London Bridge murderer Khuram Butt was left free to kill despite being a known Islamist fanatic.

The extremist had been under policeinvestigation since 2015 and even appeared on a TV programme called The Jihadis Next Door, where he was part of a group who paid homage to a black Isis-style flag in London’s Regent’s Park.


Butt, named by police yesterday along with accomplice Rashid Redouane,was a known associate of Isis mouthpiece and suspected terror recruiter Anjem Choudary.

Two members of the public had warned police about Butt’s extremism, and he is suspected of links to two notorious Isis murderers.


But he remained free. And on Saturday night, he and Redouane killed seven people and injured 49 in a brutal rampage with a third terrorist who has yet to be identified.

The gang rammed pedestrians with a van on London Bridge then ran amok in Borough Market, hacking and slashing at civilians with knives, before police cut them down in a hail of bullets.

Mohammed Shafiq, head of the anti-extremism Ramadhan Foundation, said last night: “I am not surprised Butt carried out the attack. There are serious questions for the authorities.

“Many of us in the Muslim community have been demanding action against these extremists, to no avail.”


Shafiq said Butt, 27, had been known for years for his links to Choudary’s vile group al-Muhajiroiun, now banned.

He added: “Choudary, Butt and their group of terrorist sympathisers have been known to authorities, and nothing was done for years.

“I call for an immediate investigation into what the police knew, what was done and why action was not taken against them.”

Choudary has been linked to the recruitment of more than 100 British terror suspects.

Channel 4/Ruckas Pictures
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Butt starred in the Channel 4 documentary
The UK’s senior anti-terrorism officer, Scotland Yard assistant commissioner Mark Rowley, brushed aside criticism of how Butt’s case was handled. He said he had seen “nothing yet” to suggest that a “poor decision has been made”.

Rowley confirmed Butt had been known to police and MI5, and that an investigation of him began in 2015.

But he said the authorities never found any evidence that he was planning an attack, so he was moved into the “lower echelons” of the 500 most active terror investigations.

Rowley refused to say when the investgation was downgraded. He added: “It’s not a black and white issue but over a period the operation has fallen to the lower echelons.

“There was no intelligence to suggest this attack was being planned and theinvestigation had been prioritised accordingly.”

Metropolitan Police /PA Wire
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Police have released an image of Khuram Shazad Butt
Rowley said work was continuing to learn more about the attackers and “whether they were assisted or supported by anyone else”.

Butt was a British citizen whose parents moved here from Pakistan. He lived in Barking, east London.

Redouane, who was a “clean skin” not known to police, also lived in the area. It’s not known how they met each other.

Butt was an Arsenal fan – he wore their shirt as he murdered his victims – and spoke with a London accent. He had worked as a security guard and for London Underground had a job as an office manager for KFC.

He boasted on his CV that he was good at working under pressure – and was a trained first-aider.

But some in Barking who knew him described his descent into extremism.

A female neighbour said: “He didn’t like it when I was out and about. He didn’t like women. I think he thinks they should be suppressed at home.”

Sky News spoke to a woman who said Butt would stare in a “sinister” way at women out cycling on the estate.

Butt’s own wife wore a full-face veil. They had two young children – a three-year-old and a baby aged about one.

Locals also said Butt had been banned from a mosque for ranting at an imam who urged worshippers to vote in the 2015 general election. He believed democracy was anti-Islamic.

His Whatsapp feed was filled with religious tract.

A former friend said he phoned the anti-terror hotline about Butt in 2015 after seeing how he had become
radicalised by YouTube videos of US hate preacher Ahmad Musa Jibril.

And mum-of-three Erica Gasparri said she reported Butt to police after he tried to brainwash her son in a park.

Metropolitan Police /PA Wire
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Rachid Redouane has also been identified by police


Erica told The Guardian she went to the park to confront Butt after her boy came home and told her: “Mummy, I want to be a Muslim.”

She said Butt told her: “I am ready to do whatever I need to in the name of Allah, including killing my own mother.”

Erica added: “I don’t know how fast I went from the park to the police. I gave them four photos of him and they rang Scotland Yard when I was there. They were very concerned.

“Then I heard nothing. That was two years ago. No one came to me. If they had, this could have been prevented.”

Butt featured heavily in Channel 4 documentary The Jihadis Next Door, where he and other extremists were filmed in Regents Park paying homage to a sinister “black flag of Islam”.

Group leader Mohammed Shamsuddin bragged: “The sharia is coming to the UK – this black flag one day is gonna be on 10 Downing Street.

Andrew Matthews/PA Wire
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn demanded the PM resign following the attacks.


“Our message is deadly. We are calling for world domination and sharia for the UK.”

Another of the group, Abu Haleema, had contact with a teenage jihadi who wanted to behead a victim in Australia.

There there is no suggestion Haleema or Shamsuddin are linked to the London Bridge attack.

The security services are also investigating links between Butt and two al-Muhajiroun members believed to have gone to Syria to join Isis.

Siddhartha Dhar, known as Jihadi Sid, and 6ft 6in “Jihadi Giant” Mohammed Reza Haque have reportedly become “executioners” who murder the terror gang’s enemies.

One of Butt’s relatives said he also tried to travel to Syria, but that has not been confirmed.

John Stillwell/PA Wire
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All 12 arrested by police in London raids have been released without charge
Redouane was a former pastry chef who claimed Moroccan and Libyan descent and had lived in Dublin as well as London. Police identified him from an Irish ID card they found in his pocket.

He also used another name, Rachid Elkhdar, and claimed to be 24.

Redouane’s ex-partner Charisse O’Leary, 38, is among the seven women and five men arrested since the attack.

A neighbour said she threw Redouane out recently, but he returned hours before the terror attack to see his year-old daughter.

Two of the 12 people initially arrested after the murders have been released, but police carried out two new raids yesterday morning.

Armed officers raided an address in Newham and another in Barking, a tyre depot once used as a swingers’ club.

Two suspects were seen being taken into custody. Stun grenades were used in the Barking raid.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.da...r-london-bridge-terrorist-khuram-10567737.amp

As you can see, it's not as easy as ABC to arrest and prosecute these radical Islamists, not until they are actively preparing an attack or in the process of carrying out the attack. Our laws have many loopholes that prevents security services from putting these guys behind bars (not before they carry out an actual attack , which can then be used as enough prove to prosecute them), I know it sounds crazy since people die in this regard , but that's one of the only way to prosecute and imprison them for good.
Moreover, there are hundreds or even thousands of terror suspects like this that our security services have to keep an eye on. They can't be surveiling them all 24/hrs 7 . Requires a huge amount of resources, manpower etc.

I'm surprised to see delusional Corbyn is now using this to score political points. Him of all people.:lol:. Someone who says he is against the government's shoot to kill policy against terrorists(like this case) has the audacity to even question the government's on this issue?:sick:

I watched the documentary. I myself have seen tossers like them on the streets. Never thought they are violent though definitely sick in the head. Looks like that character from Harry Potter who has a long beard. No way in hell anyone can get laid with that look. Not getting pussy can definitely drive a man to the edge I guess.

Ahahahah.......he was married dude. So he had as much p***y as he wanted. Considering that according to many people who knew him, he had very negative view towards women(especially the free independent ones we have here), believing they should be confined home to making babies and taking care of the house(like most radical Islamists believe).
So I think your point is far off from the truth. :D
 
Agree. It has more to do with our laws, and also the fact that it's difficult or not post for the police to imprison someone just for some radical islamic views they might have or preach about. So I think @waz is right we need to change our laws. However, there will be alot of upstacles in doing so.

Why was monster London Bridge terrorist Khuram Butt allowed to roam free?
The savage attacker starred in Channel 4 documentary 'The Jihadis Next Door' waving an Isis-style flag while two members of the public warned police about his extremism.

  • BY TOM PETTIFOR
  • 22:56, 5 JUN 2017UPDATED17:07, 6 JUN 2017
London Bridge murderer Khuram Butt was left free to kill despite being a known Islamist fanatic.

The extremist had been under policeinvestigation since 2015 and even appeared on a TV programme called The Jihadis Next Door, where he was part of a group who paid homage to a black Isis-style flag in London’s Regent’s Park.


Butt, named by police yesterday along with accomplice Rashid Redouane,was a known associate of Isis mouthpiece and suspected terror recruiter Anjem Choudary.

Two members of the public had warned police about Butt’s extremism, and he is suspected of links to two notorious Isis murderers.


But he remained free. And on Saturday night, he and Redouane killed seven people and injured 49 in a brutal rampage with a third terrorist who has yet to be identified.

The gang rammed pedestrians with a van on London Bridge then ran amok in Borough Market, hacking and slashing at civilians with knives, before police cut them down in a hail of bullets.

Mohammed Shafiq, head of the anti-extremism Ramadhan Foundation, said last night: “I am not surprised Butt carried out the attack. There are serious questions for the authorities.

“Many of us in the Muslim community have been demanding action against these extremists, to no avail.”


Shafiq said Butt, 27, had been known for years for his links to Choudary’s vile group al-Muhajiroiun, now banned.

He added: “Choudary, Butt and their group of terrorist sympathisers have been known to authorities, and nothing was done for years.

“I call for an immediate investigation into what the police knew, what was done and why action was not taken against them.”

Choudary has been linked to the recruitment of more than 100 British terror suspects.

Channel 4/Ruckas Pictures
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Butt starred in the Channel 4 documentary
The UK’s senior anti-terrorism officer, Scotland Yard assistant commissioner Mark Rowley, brushed aside criticism of how Butt’s case was handled. He said he had seen “nothing yet” to suggest that a “poor decision has been made”.

Rowley confirmed Butt had been known to police and MI5, and that an investigation of him began in 2015.

But he said the authorities never found any evidence that he was planning an attack, so he was moved into the “lower echelons” of the 500 most active terror investigations.

Rowley refused to say when the investgation was downgraded. He added: “It’s not a black and white issue but over a period the operation has fallen to the lower echelons.

“There was no intelligence to suggest this attack was being planned and theinvestigation had been prioritised accordingly.”

Metropolitan Police /PA Wire
JS121837392-1.jpg

Police have released an image of Khuram Shazad Butt
Rowley said work was continuing to learn more about the attackers and “whether they were assisted or supported by anyone else”.

Butt was a British citizen whose parents moved here from Pakistan. He lived in Barking, east London.

Redouane, who was a “clean skin” not known to police, also lived in the area. It’s not known how they met each other.

Butt was an Arsenal fan – he wore their shirt as he murdered his victims – and spoke with a London accent. He had worked as a security guard and for London Underground had a job as an office manager for KFC.

He boasted on his CV that he was good at working under pressure – and was a trained first-aider.

But some in Barking who knew him described his descent into extremism.

A female neighbour said: “He didn’t like it when I was out and about. He didn’t like women. I think he thinks they should be suppressed at home.”

Sky News spoke to a woman who said Butt would stare in a “sinister” way at women out cycling on the estate.

Butt’s own wife wore a full-face veil. They had two young children – a three-year-old and a baby aged about one.

Locals also said Butt had been banned from a mosque for ranting at an imam who urged worshippers to vote in the 2015 general election. He believed democracy was anti-Islamic.

His Whatsapp feed was filled with religious tract.

A former friend said he phoned the anti-terror hotline about Butt in 2015 after seeing how he had become
radicalised by YouTube videos of US hate preacher Ahmad Musa Jibril.

And mum-of-three Erica Gasparri said she reported Butt to police after he tried to brainwash her son in a park.

Metropolitan Police /PA Wire
JS121837478-1.jpg

Rachid Redouane has also been identified by police


Erica told The Guardian she went to the park to confront Butt after her boy came home and told her: “Mummy, I want to be a Muslim.”

She said Butt told her: “I am ready to do whatever I need to in the name of Allah, including killing my own mother.”

Erica added: “I don’t know how fast I went from the park to the police. I gave them four photos of him and they rang Scotland Yard when I was there. They were very concerned.

“Then I heard nothing. That was two years ago. No one came to me. If they had, this could have been prevented.”

Butt featured heavily in Channel 4 documentary The Jihadis Next Door, where he and other extremists were filmed in Regents Park paying homage to a sinister “black flag of Islam”.

Group leader Mohammed Shamsuddin bragged: “The sharia is coming to the UK – this black flag one day is gonna be on 10 Downing Street.

Andrew Matthews/PA Wire
JS121719350.jpg

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn demanded the PM resign following the attacks.


“Our message is deadly. We are calling for world domination and sharia for the UK.”

Another of the group, Abu Haleema, had contact with a teenage jihadi who wanted to behead a victim in Australia.

There there is no suggestion Haleema or Shamsuddin are linked to the London Bridge attack.

The security services are also investigating links between Butt and two al-Muhajiroun members believed to have gone to Syria to join Isis.

Siddhartha Dhar, known as Jihadi Sid, and 6ft 6in “Jihadi Giant” Mohammed Reza Haque have reportedly become “executioners” who murder the terror gang’s enemies.

One of Butt’s relatives said he also tried to travel to Syria, but that has not been confirmed.

John Stillwell/PA Wire
JS121790120.jpg

All 12 arrested by police in London raids have been released without charge
Redouane was a former pastry chef who claimed Moroccan and Libyan descent and had lived in Dublin as well as London. Police identified him from an Irish ID card they found in his pocket.

He also used another name, Rachid Elkhdar, and claimed to be 24.

Redouane’s ex-partner Charisse O’Leary, 38, is among the seven women and five men arrested since the attack.

A neighbour said she threw Redouane out recently, but he returned hours before the terror attack to see his year-old daughter.

Two of the 12 people initially arrested after the murders have been released, but police carried out two new raids yesterday morning.

Armed officers raided an address in Newham and another in Barking, a tyre depot once used as a swingers’ club.

Two suspects were seen being taken into custody. Stun grenades were used in the Barking raid.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.da...r-london-bridge-terrorist-khuram-10567737.amp

As you can see, it's not as easy as ABC to arrest and prosecute these radical Islamists, not until they are actively preparing an attack or in the process of carrying out the attack. Our laws have many loopholes that prevents security services from putting these guys behind bars (not before they carry out an actual attack , which can then be used as enough prove to prosecute them), I know it sounds crazy since people die in this regard , but that's one of the only way to prosecute and imprison them for good.
Moreover, there are hundreds or even thousands of terror suspects like this that our security services have to keep an eye on. They can't be surveiling them all 24/hrs 7 . Requires a huge amount of resources, manpower etc.

I'm surprised to see delusional Corbyn is now using this to score political points. Him of all people.:lol:. Someone who says he is against the government's shoot to kill policy against terrorists(like this case) has the audacity to even question the government's on this issue?:sick:



Ahahahah.......he was married dude. So he had as much p***y as he wanted. Considering that according to many people who knew him, he had very negative view towards women(especially the free independent ones we have here), believing they should be confined home to making babies and taking care of the house(like most radical Islamists believe).
So I think your point is far off from the truth. :D
There are too many laws to change a lit and put them behind the bars for years. The immigration's law is every where is same to just use " found the individual not suitable in interests of land " and you can deport any scum out of country. Too much democracy sometimes haunt and but no democracy on national interests.
 
Ahahahah.......he was married dude. So he had as much p***y as he wanted. Considering that according to many people who knew him, he had very negative view towards women(especially the free independent ones we have here), believing they should be confined home to making babies and taking care of the house(like most radical Islamists believe).
So I think your point is far off from the truth. :D
They also believe in that ninja dress thing. Let me guess what happened. This dude married someone without looking at her and ended up regretting for life. That's like buying clothes without knowing how they look like and forced to wear it for the rest of your life. I mean look at that st. Bernardino terrorist. If I had a wife like that I too would go bat shit crazy in no time.
 
What do you think about May's recent comments that she'll scrap or modify human rights laws if they get in the way of stopping terrorists ? Pure electoral opportunism or real will ?
I think it's both. This is a good opportunity to push for this law when memory of these terrorists attacks is still fresh. This way it will have more chance of passing through parliament. However, I think it will be very difficult to do this, even legally speaking, since even the European convention of human rights which is enshrined in British law is against many of the proposals she wants to bring in regarding deportation.
 

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