Mosque fire in the UK has many suspicious components.

BBC Video below and links as well.

Here are a few interesting facts:

1. Anything called, ‘Islamic Center’ Or ‘Islamic anything’ is actually a brand name of a Muslim Brotherhood front. You can get the details by watching Stephen Coughlin’s Boston Brief where he shows exactly how to prove to oneself that this is the case.

This being the case, it is quite likely that various materials which would be considered highly ‘volatile’ shall we say, from within the mosque, may have been the cause of the fire. As after all, mosques are well known to be more arsenal than church.

2. It is highly doubtful that the EDL would do anything this pro-active but if they did, even more doubtful that they would sign their work. Unlike muslim violent activists, they,  the EDL, do not have the government on their side.

3. Tommy Robinson from the Daily Mail:

“English Defence League leader Tommy Robinson this afternoon said he was ‘sceptical’ about whether the EDL were involved – but he has not yet condemned the attack.

Appearing to suggest that Muslims may have torched the community centre, he wrote: ‘There were 26 fire bombings in Luton with graffiti saying EDL? Guess who was arrested for it? Muslims! Sorry if I’m sceptical’. “

4. EDL Buck, a Vlad Tepesblog reporter in the UK who is familiar with the site, says that “The building was really run down” making an insurance fire just as likely.

5. Have a look at the aerial photos of this burned building. Does it look like the fire started inside? Or outside?

Daily Mail Article

BBC:

Counterterror police called in over ‘suspicious’ fire at Islamic center in north London

Notice how even FOX news, now owned by a Saudi Prince, mischaracterizes the EDL as “Anti-Immigrant” while there has never been a single statement or speech by any EDL spokesman saying anything similar. If anything they are pro-multiculturalism and consequently anti-Islam as Islam is the most anti-multicultural ideology in the world today.

FOX News:

LONDON –  Counter-terrorism officers are investigating a suspicious fire at a Somali community center in north London where graffiti spelling out the name of a far-right group was left on the building.

The Metropolitan Police said officers and fire services were called early Wednesday morning to a fire at the Somali Bravanese Welfare Association.

Police say the fire caused extensive damage to the community center, and graffiti reading “EDL” — the anti-immigrant English Defense League — was found on the building.

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WATI covers EDL protest over 10th arrest in the slaughter of the soldier case in downtown London

H/T Taffy in Canada

Washington Times:

An estimated 1,000 members of a British nationalist group rallied against Muslims on Tuesday, as anger built over the arrest of a 10th suspect in the grisly machete killing of a soldier on a London street.

“They’ve had their Arab spring. This is time for the English spring,” said Tommy Robinson, a leader of the English Defense League, said in The New York Post.

Police were trying on Tuesday to contain the protest, which took place right in downtown London.

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Posted in EDL

Some clips of the EDL at Downing St. May 27

H/T M

Quite a state of affairs we are in when a large group of people showing patriotism and classically liberal values are comsidered a provocation and labelled as “far right wing extremists” by the media, none of whom could explain of course, what a “far right wing extremist” actually is, it’s enough to know that it sounds bad.

Six Islamic terrorists facing lengthy prison sentences after admitting plot to bomb EDL rally causing mayhem and mass injuries

H/T M

Daily Mail:

  • They arrived at rally at 4pm – only to find it had finished at 2pm
  • Extremists’ car stopped on their way home because it had no insurance
  • Vehicle is towed with a cache of weapons hidden inside
  • They had a nail bomb, two shotguns and swords – but they weren’t found at the compound for TWO DAYS
  • Group didn’t take mobiles with them on day of the attack to avoid detection
  • Jewel Uddin was involved in another bomb plot which could have been ‘bigger than the 7/7 atrocities’

By Rob Cooper

PUBLISHED: 09:49 GMT, 30 April 2013 | UPDATED: 13:38 GMT, 30 April 2013

Six Islamic extremists who plotted a bloody bomb attack on a far-right rally only failed because the gathering finished early – even though they were under surveillance, a court heard.

The group admitted planning a murderous attack at the English Defence League (EDL) event in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, when they appeared before a judge today.

Five members of the gang travelled to the rally with an arsenal of weapons – including a nail bomb which contained 458 pieces of shrapnel, a partially assembled pipe bomb, two shotguns, swords and knives.

Scroll down for video of the arrests and the EDL rally

Jewell Uddin
Anzal Hussain

Plotters: Jewell Uddin, who was also linked to another terror plot, and Anzal Hussain who today admitted planning the attack on the EDL rally in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, in June last year

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Police pay £2,500 to bus hundreds of English Defence League supporters to protest march

For anyone objecting to the costs of this, I would remind them that the NHS, the third largest employer on planet Earth, pays for ‘homeopathic’ treatment. So this is some of the smartest money the UK has put out in some time.

H/T Taffy in Canada

Daily Mail:

  • Police paid for the transport to make event in Manchester easier to control
  • City figures have slammed right-wing group for draining public purse
  • Protest, which attracted anti-fascist groups, cost force more than £50,000

By Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED: 12:00 EST, 18 April 2013 | UPDATED: 12:12 EST, 18 April 2013

A police force paid £2,500 to bus hundreds of English Defence League supporters to a protest march, in an attempt to make the event easier to control.

Around 700 members of the right-wing group were taken into Manchester from across the region on taxpayer funded double-deckers last month.

The demonstration, which also attracted anti-fascist opponents, cost Greater Manchester Police more than £50,000 overall. £35,000 went on staff overtime alone.

Police paid £2,500 to bus hundreds of English Defence League supporters to a protest march in Manchester. File picture shows EDL supporters in Bradford demonstration in 2010Police paid £2,500 to bus hundreds of English Defence League supporters to a protest march in Manchester. File picture shows EDL supporters in Bradford demonstration in 2010

GMP bosses said paying for EDL transport reduced disruptions and cut the number of officers needed to funnel the supporters through the streets.

But leading city figures have slammed the right-wing group for draining the public purse.

The EDL members visited Manchester for a planned march through the city to Albert Square on Saturday, March 2.

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Kevin Carroll arrested on suspicion of race hate crime

It would be interesting to find even one biologist on planet earth who can explain how Islam is a race, yet you can convert in (and at the risk of your life) out of it. Just one. And that should be enough of a defence anywhere in the world where reason and empiricism still hold sway.

As they do not, Mr. Carroll may be in trouble.

Please click over to Gates of Vienna for a good article and the details of this event.

Eeyore for Vlad

H/T EDL Buck

 

Sunday Express:

 

BY CARL MUNGAZI

Kevin Carroll Kevin Carroll

The joint leader of the English Defence League has been arrested on suspicion of a race hate crime.

Kevin Carroll, the cousin of the recently jailed Stephen Lennon – who founded the EDL – was apprehended on Saturday morning by police officers investigating a message he posted on Facebook that alledgedly incited racial hatred.

Mr Carroll is the joint leader of the British Freedom Party and he recently stood unsuccessfully for election as Bedfordshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner last November.

A spokesman for Bedfordshire Police said: “A 43 year old was arrested on Saturday morning on suspicion of ‘Display threatening abusive/insulting written material with intent/likely to stir up racial hatred’.”

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