[backhoe]

 The UK foment of Islam’s radical fringe -- radical Muslims in Britain’s midst.

 

 Victor Davis Hanson-Hugh Hewitt radio interview - (how seriously are we fighting islamofascism?)

 

 Congressman says bomb Mecca if US attacked

 

 Burnt offerings on the altar of Multiculturalism - (U.K. eagerly assisting in its own extinction!) -- a masochistic brand of tolerance that, short of drastic measures, is surely terminal."

 

 Jihadi madrassas alive and well

 

 Islamists target blogger (FBI calls to warn him!) -- Tracking back:
http://libertycadre.andrewiandodge.com/wp-trackback.php/195

 

 Muslims in fatal denial of HIV/AIDS -- Don't be fooled, these people are not "people yearning to be free" they are culturally entrenched in widespread rape, abuse of women, and homosexuality.

 

 France 'to expel radical imams'

 

 Destroying Domestic Islamist Enemies - (U.K. probably loser, but U.S. will prevail over Islam) -- This World War is between a totalitarian ideology, born of a relatively barbaric culture, against all humankind.

 

 ABC News Links Bin Laden, Iraq (Flashback) -- This was back in 1999 - in the days when the press cared about and freely reported all of the evidence of Saddam Hussein's connections to terrorism that they mysteriously all forgot when Bush took office.

[Cindy]

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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1445148/posts


UK plans new anti-terror laws in wake of London bombings
AFP via Middle East Times ^ | 2005 Jul 18 | Peter Walker

Posted on 07/18/2005 1:20:31 AM PDT by Wiz

LONDON -- Britain's government is preparing to introduce new laws to combat terrorism following the London bombings, as police plough through a growing series of international leads seeking those who planned the attacks.

On Sunday, 10 days after the blasts ripped through three London Underground subway trains and a bus, killing at least 55 people and injuring around 700, the government was preparing to hurry through the proposed laws.

Interior minister Charles Clarke was scheduled to meet his opposition counterparts on July 18 to discuss planned offences such as indirectly inciting terrorism, for example preachers who praise suicide bombers.

The government's legal affairs minister, Lord Chancellor Charles Falconer, denied that the measures were too late.

"We have got to learn the lessons and that is why we are bringing forward these new laws," he told BBC television. "I think all the political parties are agreed that the right course at the moment is to focus on what further steps need to be taken in relation to the law, but also getting to the root of that evil ideology that is driving this terrorism."

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