Two Minutes Versus Three Weeks:
How Long DOES IT TAKE the Crown Prosecution Service to Retry?
1.THE Leaders oF THE BNP FOR
EXERCISING THEIR RIGHT OF FREEDOM OF SPEECH?
Answer: Two minutes.
2. OR Muslim Terrorists FOR
THREATENING TO MURDER BRITISH PEOPLE WITH BOMBS?
Answer: Two weeks?
The
most remarkable thing about yesterday’s verdict in yet another
Islamist terrorist court case was the fact that the Crown Prosecution
Service has three weeks to decide whether the men should face retrials on
the counts on which the jury was hung.
This
contrasts vividly with the decision to retry the leader of the BNP, Nick
Griffin, and colleague Mark Collett, during the ‘Free Speech Trial’ in 2006.
At that trial — where the BNP ‘crime’ was a speech, not a bombing
campaign — it took the CPS exactly
two minutes
to announce that it would be seeking a retrial after the jury was hung.
Yesterday, however, somehow there was no instant announcement in the
Islamist terrorist case, and the CPS said “the prosecution is considering a
request for a retrial” with regard to the accusations that jet aircraft were
to be intended
targets.
So:
When patriotic Brits are put on trial for warning about Islamist terrorists,
they are instantly prosecuted and re-prosecuted if the jury is hung; but
when Islamist terrorists are put on trial for aiming to murder thousands,
the CPS goes away and thinks about re-prosecution.
Justice for native
Britons? We don’t think so.
Consider the gravity of the charges against the Islamists, and then compare
them to the ‘crime’ of giving a speech:
Jurors
found that the Islamists were members of an east London al Qaeda-inspired
terror cell that planned to detonate home-made bombs in attacks on British
targets including Heathrow airport.
Following a five-month trial the jury failed to reach verdicts on
prosecution claims that they were plotting an unprecedented series of
suicide bombings on transatlantic airliners.
The
three — Abdulla Ahmed Ali, 27, Assad Sarwar, 28, and Tanvir Hussain, 27 —
had admitted planning small-scale bomb attacks, but jurors rejected their
claims that they did not plan to kill or hurt anyone in the blasts.
The
jury could not agree verdicts on whether another four Muslim men — Ibrahim
Savant, 27, Arafat Waheed Khan, 27, Waheed Zaman, 24, and Umar Islam, 30 —
were also involved in the conspiracy to murder. All seven defendants earlier
admitted conspiring to cause a public nuisance by distributing al Qaeda-style
videos threatening suicide attacks in Britain.
Jurors
found that the mastermind Ali (an oxymoron in this case?), along with Sarwar and Hussain, intended to
murder people using an ingenious form of hydrogen peroxide liquid bomb
disguised as a soft drink. Prosecutors said his gang
considered national infrastructure targets including gas terminals and oil
refineries.
Evidence revealed that Canary Wharf, the Bacton gas terminal pipeline,
various airports, the electricity grid and internet providers were studied.
Documents also referred to Coryton Oil Refinery, in south Essex, and Fawley
Oil Refinery, in Hampshire, and Kingsbury Oil Refinery in Warwickshire.
Police
said the plot was drawn up in Pakistan with detailed instructions
passed to Ali during frequent trips to its lawless border with Afghanistan.
They believe a mystery al Qaeda bomb-maker is responsible for the ingenious
liquid bomb design concealed within 500 ml Oasis or Lucozade bottles.
Surveillance teams watched Ali on his return to Britain as he assembled his
terror cell, gathered materials and identified targets. Undercover officers
looked on as the unemployed former shop worker used cash to
purchase a £138,000 second-floor flat in Forest Road, Walthamstow.
They
planted a secret bug that revealed it was converted into a bomb factory
where Ali met the others to construct the bombs. The flat was also used as a
location for Ali and his cell to record suicide videos threatening further
attacks against the West. In his video Ali warned the British
public to expect “floods of martyr operations” that would leave body parts
scattered in the streets.
Ali was
watched as he used public phone-boxes, mobile-phones and anonymous email
accounts to keep in touch with mystery terrorist godfathers in Pakistan.
On his
arrest, he was found carrying an elaborate and damning blueprint for the
plot scrawled in a battered pocket diary. Airport security arrangements and
details of flights, including the seven highlighted services, were
discovered on a computer memory stick in another pocket.
But the
jurors could not agree on verdicts on the prosecution’s evidence that Ali
intended to target passenger jets flying from London to major North American
cities with suicide attacks.
By way of contrast, what was the
crime for which the BNP leader was put on trial? Giving a speech
which warned that home-grown Islamist terrorists would soon strike in
Britain.
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Brian Deller's notes.
My personal opinion is that too many of the
British populace have fallen victim to the media vilification of the BNP
without being intelligent enough to at least take a look at their policies and MAKING UP THEIR
OWN MINDS. This is not unusual in a society where far too many,
especially the young, are brainwashed to worship and emulate drug or alcohol
(or both) addled "celebrities" whose only contribution to society is to wear
clothes (Kate Moss, etc) or sing a song (Amy Winehouse, etc) or take part in
reality TV shows (Jade Goody et al). The old standards that made
Britain great have been gradually wiped out by the politically correct tools
who have done such terrible acts as to denigrate British history which
ensured that the English language is the most internationally spoken method
of communication in the world and admired still by many Third World
countries so much, they all want to go and live in Britain. For many
though that admiration is so great that they have perceived the weaknesses
and the open current British amorality and are making plans to take Britain over in the
future. That amorality includes a move away form good religions
to binge drinking, murder in the streets (25 teenagers stabbed to death in
public in London alone this year to date) even of people trying to stop
feral youths damaging their property outside their won homes.
What has happened to the old British "bulldog" spirit?
It would appear to be being awakened in the ranks of the BNP.
There are many who say that the West's Christian
or Jewish religions are hogwash, but they have until recent years set the
standards that made Britain a great place to live. That is until the
amoral amongst us set up the propaganda to destroy them and what they
represent in their quest to control the masses.
Remember the Ten Commandments.
They have worked for thousands of years in just societies.
Remember that the BBC used some of your TV
licence money to prosecute the BNP leaders in the where the two BNP leaders
were found not guilty even at a second trial, as they should have been, and clear the prejudices
that may have been put in your minds by the media and then form your own
opinions about the objectives of the BNP. Especially
after reading this item above.
When will the British wake up and reject blatantly false propaganda?
Do the "common folk" have the ability to do so? Or do they
believe everything they are told by people whose main aim is to control the
populace?
I will leave you to answer those
questions after you have studied the facts with an open mind. |