Thursday, November 17, 2005
How Muslims Have Intimidated the British Justice System
Imagine if in America that a man who was on trial asked the court trying him not to hold a session because of a Christian holiday - he would be laughed at. Imagine if a Jewish inmate asked for court proceedings to be delayed for a Jewish holiday - he would be ridiculed.
But, now, in England, a Muslim on trial for terrorism, a member of al-Qaeda, condemned court proceedings because they were held on some holiday called "Eid al-Fitr," which is the last day of Ramadan.
What happened? The judge apologized to the maggot for being so insensitive.
The asskissing of Muslims in the UK continues down the path to destruction.
Al-Qa'eda suspect wins court apology
This judge should be removed from the bench and shot. He is an enabler of terrorism, and that means he is guilty of treason.
Imagine if in America that a man who was on trial asked the court trying him not to hold a session because of a Christian holiday - he would be laughed at. Imagine if a Jewish inmate asked for court proceedings to be delayed for a Jewish holiday - he would be ridiculed.
But, now, in England, a Muslim on trial for terrorism, a member of al-Qaeda, condemned court proceedings because they were held on some holiday called "Eid al-Fitr," which is the last day of Ramadan.
What happened? The judge apologized to the maggot for being so insensitive.
The asskissing of Muslims in the UK continues down the path to destruction.
Al-Qa'eda suspect wins court apology
A judge apologised yesterday to a British al-Qa'eda suspect wanted on terror charges in America after he was forced to return to court on Eid al-Fitr, one of the most important days in the Muslim calendar.
Haroon Rashid Aswat, 31, who is accused of trying to set up a terrorist training camp in the United States, attended the formal opening of his extradition hearing at Bow Street magistrates' court, central London.
Dressed in a long white gown, he told Senior District Judge Timothy Workman: "It is the most important day of my religion today - Eid.
"For me it is not a problem, I can understand it is about technical difficulties but for these people doing these bombings in [Britain], they are very simple minded, they take it as an insult.
"The people who do bombings, this is the reason, they have not been shown respect in their religion."
Eid al-Fitr marks the final day of Ramadan, the Muslim holy month.
Judge Workman told Aswat: "I am very sorry, if I had known we would have picked a different day."
This judge should be removed from the bench and shot. He is an enabler of terrorism, and that means he is guilty of treason.
