Anjem Choudary Convicted :)

No need for an official death penalty, just shoot them and fire the officer that killed them, since that's acceptable in our "modern society".
 
About ****ing time this scumbag terrorist was locked up! Diego Garcia is British, so here's hoping that he can serve his sentence out there, at that prison that doesn't exist.
 
Send a radical cleric into an volatile environment filled with radical/radicalised impressionable people - what could possibly go wrong.

Hopefully they put him in the HSU at Belmarsh away from the main population.
 
It has taken far too long to lock him up. Hopefully it won't be long before some of his chums join him.

I hope he is prevented from carrying out his so-called teachings in prison but somehow I doubt it.

With regard to the death penalty I am totally opposed to it.
 
kitfit1 said:
Actually Gaucus, it isn't. People like Choudary are hated by most normal members of society in much the same way as him and his like hate us. The only difference in that hatred is that we hate them for what they do, they hate us because we are what we are. We as a society can't change what we are, but we can certainly change what we do with and to people of the like's of Choudary. Politicians that don't listen and take on board what most of the population want and have wanted for a long time (the restoration of the death penalty), ultimately are in for a big kicking. You only have to look at the total shock and turmoil within "the great and the good" from the Brexit result to realize that. I know it's not going to change this low life piece of crap's sentence at the moment.............................but it may well do in the not too distance future.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-32061822

Support for the death penalty in Britain has dropped below 50% for the first time on record, an annual opinion survey says.
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And I'm guessing it will keep following that trend and continue dropping, especially as more older people die and are replaced by younger generations.

It always amuses me that many of those most vocally against sharia law on this forum are also those that appear to some of the most vocal proponents of the use of actions that mirror a large part of it...

Good that the guy is in jail, no we are not going to execute him, and even if we had the death penalty he still wouldn't be executed.
 
"It can now be reported"
Yup that's probably because he's made some sort of deal where his 5 kids and entire family are set for life courtesy of the taxpayer.
 
Name said:
"It can now be reported"
Yup that's probably because he's made some sort of deal where his 5 kids and entire family are set for life courtesy of the taxpayer.
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It's probably because information sourced at AC was being used for other prosecutions or investigations.
 
kitfit1 said:
It may very well do. It may also only take something as big as 9/11 to completely turn that on it's head. Our security peeps have taken years and years to get this scum bag to court. As will have been said loads of times on here, our guys have to stop them every time, they only need to get through once. Because of the likes of Choudary.................they absolutely will get through that once at some point.

When there are a couple of thousand people dead on the streets of London, Liverpool, Manchester or Birmingham.................................are the supporters of the death penalty going to be as conspicuous and vocal then ?
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I'm sure the supporters of the death penalty will be more vocal. Doesn't mean the majority will suddenly switch to supporting it.

Either way as I mentioned earlier the death penalty is not relevant to this case, even if we had it.
 
About time too,Shame we cannot throw him out the country when hes done his time too.

Most likely will get a cushy cell on his own with a TV in protection..waste of taxpayers money.
 
platypus said:
I guess the only downside to that is the "The pair face up to 10 years in jail after their Old Bailey trial." Upto 10 years can be anything in British sentencing.

As long as its done properly and he isn't able to carry on preaching then it's better than having him out in public radicalising people, isn't it?
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Confined spaces and some easily impressionable people inside with him to convert while he's there.

Good news, but no doubt some extremist nutter will try something now with this news.
 
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