[Rambo]

who is this radical idiot? : YouTube - British Born Pakistani mullah trained by Saudi to hate Kufar

[Jaysh]

Originally Posted by Rambo

who is this radical idiot? : YouTube - British Born Pakistani mullah trained by Saudi to hate Kufar

I don't think he was trained in Saudi. This guy is hated by Salafis.

[Revert]

If he hates Britain so much he should move. He's a British Native and he makes me sick..

[Jaysh]

Originally Posted by Revert

If he hates Britain so much he should move. He's a British Native and he makes me sick..

Word.

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[Rambo]

Guys like him should be thought a lesson by muslims themselves.

[Jaysh]

These are the kind of guys who live on state welfare and yet at the same time promote illegal activities against the same state.

[Rambo]

wow this guy is just crazy.

[edit] Personal background

Choudary is the son of a Welling market trader, and is of Pakistani heritage.[8]
He was a medical student at the University of Southampton, where friends say he called himself "Andy", drank alcohol indulged in casual sex, smoked cannabis and even took LSD, although Choudary himself denies this. His friends say that he was famed for his ability to drink a pint of cider in a few seconds.[8]
According to one former acquaintance: "At parties, like the rest of us, he was rarely without a joint. The morning after one party, I can remember him getting all the roaches (butts) from the spliffs we had smoked the night before out of the ashtrays, cutting them up and making a new one out of the leftovers".[8]
He also remembers Choudry having white girlfriends and is completely certain that he must have slept with them. On one occasion, Choudry and a friend took LSD together and ended up hallucinating for 20 hours.[8]
He seemed not to be very religious at the time, except for expressing anger at the publication of The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie.[8]
After failing his first-year exams in medicine, Choudary switched to commercial law. His final year as a law student (1990-1991) was at Guildford.[8]
Choudary moved to London and taught English as a second language until he found work at a legal firm and completed the qualifications to become a lawyer.[8]
He married 22-year-old Rubana Akhtar in 1996, who had recently joined al-Muhajiroun, which he led at the time.[9] They settled in Ilford, Essex, and had three children together: one daughter (Bintanjan, 8), and two sons (Luqman, 6, and Hediyah, 1).[10] A recent news article has stated that Anjem Choudary and his wife rake in more than £25,000 a year in welfare benefits.[11]
Choudary stopped practicing law, and left his wife and three children to "concentrate on his extreme brand of Islam" and set up a new Islamist group in Lebanon. They are in the process of divorcing.[12][10][13] . [14]

[edit] Political background and activities

Choudary, along with Omar Bakri Muhammad, led Al-Muhajiroun, an organisation now banned under anti-terrorist legislation which operated in the United Kingdom until its dissolution in 2004. He now speaks for Bakri, who was banned from Britain on 12 August 2005 by Home Secretary Charles Clarke on the grounds that his presence in Britain was "not conducive to the public good."[15][16] Choudary is also a spokesman for Al Ghurabaa, an organisation banned for the glorification of terrorism in the United Kingdom.[17]

[edit] Training in Britain

On November 7, 1999 the Sunday Telegraph reported[citation needed] that Muslims were receiving weapons training at secret locations in Britain. Most of those who trained at these centers would then fight for Osama Bin Laden's International Islamic Front in Chechnya, while others would fight in such places as Kosovo, Sudan, Somalia, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Kashmir. The report identified Anjem Choudray as a key figure in recruiting for these training centers.[18][19]


Anjem Choudary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Rambo]

[edit] Jihadist military training in Britain

On November 7, 1999 the Sunday Telegraph reported that Muslims were receiving weapons training at secret locations in Britain. Most of those who trained at these centers would then fight for Osama Bin Laden's International Islamic Front in Chechnya, while others would fight in such places as Kosovo, Sudan, Somalia, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Kashmir. The report identified Anjem Choudray as a key figure in recruiting for these training centers.[18][19]

[edit] Threat to British Jews

On October 17, 2000 Choudary issued a press release as the UK head of Al-Muhajiroun, threatening British Jews not to support Israel in any way. The press release said, in part, that it is an "Islamic obligation upon Muslims everywhere to support the Jihad against those who fight Muslims anywhere in the world or who occupy Muslim land," "the Qur'an is explicit in making Israeli aggressors and occupiers legitimate targets for Muslims wherever they may be" and that "if you support Israel financially, verbally or physically you will become part of the conflict."[20]



[edit] Deportation from Lebanon

In November 2005 the government of Lebanon deported Choudary and three other followers of Omar Bakri Mohammad to Britain. The men claimed they were there to help Bakri set up a madrasah.[23]

[edit] New organization

In late November 2005, soon after he was deported from Lebanon, Choudary attended the launch of Ahlus Sunnah wal Jamaah, an organization that was intended to be the successor to Al-Muhajiroun.[24] This organization operates mainly through an invitation-only Internet forum, of which Anjem Choudary is a prominent contributor, under the screen name "Abou Luqman." A reporter visiting the site found calls for holy war, and recordings by Osama Bin Laden, Ayman al-Zawahiri, and Omar Bakri Mohammed.[25]

[edit] Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons protest

On March 15, 2006 he was arrested in connection with the 3 February protest march, organized by Al Ghurabaa in response to the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy.[26][27] He was arrested again on May 4 at Stansted Airport for an alleged breach of bail, and charged with organising the protest without notifying police.[28] On July 4, 2006 he was convicted and fined £500 with £300 court costs.[29]

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[Rambo]

edit] Forest Gate raid protest

On June 9, 2006 Choudary participated in a demonstration outside the Forest Gate police station in London to protest the arrest of two Muslim terrorism suspects, as well as alleged mistreatment of Muslims by police. The demonstrators displayed signs bearing anti-government and anti-police slogans. The family of the suspects asked that this protest be boycotted.[30]

[edit] 7/7 bombing press conference

At a press conference in Walthamstow, East London, on the eve of the first anniversary of the 7 July 2005 London bombings, Choudary said that Muslims in Britain were "oppressed" and had the right to defend themselves "by whatever means"; he thought that a "Bosnia or Kosovo-style" civil war between British Muslims and non-Muslims was becoming a possibility. He also said that he would not notify police if he were to learn of another terrorist bombing plot, and that "I don't think Muslims can co-operate with police."[2]

[edit] Pope Benedict XVI's Regensburg lecture protest

On 17 September 2006, Choudary led[8] a protest outside Westminster Cathedral against Pope Benedict XVI.[8][31] The same day the Pope had apologised for the speech which quoted a medieval emperor who said the teachings of the Prophet Mohammed were "evil".[31] The protestors held aloft placards such as "Pope go to Hell", "Jesus is the slave of Allah" and "May Allah curse the Pope".[31]
Choudary told a reporter, "Whoever insults the message of Muhammad is going to be subject to capital punishment.[8] I am here have a peaceful demonstration. But there may be people in Italy or other parts of the world who would carry that out. I think that warning needs to be understood by all people who want to insult Islam and want to insult the prophet of Islam."[31] Police launched an investigation into the protest,[32] but no charges were laid.[33][34]
Choudary made similar comments a month later at a debate hosted by the University Philosophical Society of Trinity College, Dublin, in which he (along with Sulayman Keeler of al-Ghurabaa and Omar Brooks of the Saviour Sect) opposed the motion "This House Believes That Islamist Violence Can Never Be Justified." He said, "The Pope needs to be careful in what he says because you only need to see what happened to Theo van Gogh and Salman Rushdie. People should be aware that certain punishments in Islam are justified for certain actions."[35]

[edit] On the acceptability of killing non-Muslims


In a BBC interview Choudary was asked why he would not say with Omar Bakri Mohammed, "I condemn the killing of innocent people." Choudary replied,

At the end of the day, when we say "innocent people" we mean "Muslims". As far as non-Muslims are concerned, they have not accepted Islam. As far as we are concerned, that is a crime against God.[36]

[edit] Film: Obsession

The film named Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West briefly exposes Choudary's Islamist hypocrisy on the subject of terrorism, by documenting both the moderate view he expresses in public to the Western media and the support he secretly offers to the "Magnificent Nineteen" behind closed doors. The Magnificent Nineteen is an epithet originally given by al Muhajiroun,[39] and subsequently by other British Islamists, to the hijackers in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the U.S.

[Rambo]

all these people are just crazy

• Abdul-Aziz ibn Myatt
• Khalid Kelly
• Anjem Choudary
• Abu Uzair
• Hassan Butt
• Andrew Ibrahim
• Sulayman Keeler
• Abu Hamza al-Masri
• Omar Bakri Muhammad

[Revert]

Ugh the guy and guys like him who live on state benefits and then claim to hate that state need to move to a war torn country and fight in a real fight.

[Rambo]

^ all these people talk much but they seem really big hypocrytes to me. Not to mention the things they say are just plain wrong. These people are indeed terrorists

[freedomlover]

Bottom line is, Allah will judge everyone, and there is really no use for us to judge others before we judge ourselves.
People who keep calling to jihad while living on benefits and state welfare, don't make any sense. If you are not willing to go out and work, and you sit in chicken cottage getting fat unable to move or breath and then call others to jihad, yes that is hypocrisy.
Some of these people who call to jihad don't even wake up for fajr prayer.

Self purification is an ongoing process, it's never ending, and that is one of the biggest jihads. Defending your people and yourself is jihad, but not blowing up civilians, or mosques, or stealing, or talking and screaming loudly.
No need to name names, however these people are all about hyperbole, and seek attention and fame