Published on openDemocracy (http://www.opendemocracy.net) Britain’s long standing de-civilisation of Muslims Ismail Patel [1] 25 June 2013 The Woolwich murder and its backlash has exposed what has been apparent for decades – Britain’s liberal democracy has failed to prevent the persecution and victimisation of its Muslims. The horror of the murder of Lee Rigby on the … Continue reading
On today’s Leicester Mercury there is an informative published article (behind the story analysis) on how this Friday (28th June 2013) during the Jumma [Friday] prayers all mosques across the Isles (UK) will essentially coordinate their Friday-Summons on one particular issue, the grooming scandal. Now this little coordination observation is the key to analysis based on … Continue reading
This week The Guardian tries to shift our focus professionally away from the crisis of national security and surveillance (very serious, but never presented as such, and it was only presented because there was no other way out of it; in other words the Guardian-Washington Post had a choice either to ‘manage-print’ the leak-stories or … Continue reading
The Advice: The Targeting of Muslim Cars First and fore most lets deal with a little important advisory statement for the benefit of local Leicester/British Muslims. The advice is based on a professional common-sense and the general ability to keep ‘one step ahead’ of criminals/hooligans [etc]: based on understanding and assessment provided via criminal intelligence … Continue reading
Yesterday at Spinney Hills Park [Highfields Areas] Leicestershire Police in cooperation with the Leicester Riders (local city’s basketball team) held what they dubbed (and sound very familiar to us since because we also had in the past shared such idea, and others, in discussions with them and the Leicester City Council as well as the … Continue reading
Well, we have been telling and warning the lot of you out-there for some time now that even with the calls for legitimization of surveillance-police state via official state-laws such as the Snoopers Charter the UK security and policing services have never had problem of a blank-snooping powers on everyone, innocent or not. Why? First, … Continue reading
The making of a global security State The five uncontrollable urges of a secrecy-surveillance world 17 June, by Tom Engelhardt on Le Monde As happens with so much news these days, the Edward Snowden revelations about National Security Agency (NSA) spying and just how far we’ve come in the building of a surveillance state have … Continue reading
Britain’s response to the NSA story? Back off and shut up Snowden’s revelations are causing outrage in the US. In the UK, Hague deploys a police-state defence and the media is silenced Simon Jenkins The Guardian, Wednesday 19 June 2013 On Monday the Guardian carried a story that British intelligence had spied on delegates at two … Continue reading
Yesterday the Leicester Mercury published an account of a mosque graffiti-attack in Oadby (click here), and today it has an article (published below in full) on the rise of attacks against local Muslims, specifically the Somalis. Remember One: most of these attacks which takes place tend usually not to be reported, since Muslims, like any … Continue reading
First some interesting headlines of relevance to Muslims: EDL sprayed on a bin at Oadby Islamic Centre, in Sandhurst STreet | This is Leicestershire Family face losing £200,000 home in landmark ruling after grandfather’s terror training conviction Boxer who threatened Muslims with ‘insane violence’ while posing with a gun on day of murder of … Continue reading