Saudi Hate preacher in Ireland

[TexAG]

Shia imam says visit by Saudi cleric 'worrying'

http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/irelan ... 23469.html

Saudi Hate preacher disliked by even Muslims and known for being mentor of Bin Laden and for calling for 'Jihad' on the west is welcomed at the Islamic Cultural Center and he gave a sermon on Friday according to the Irish Times...I wonder how he was able to get his visa? surely his name would have raised some red flags?

[odie1kanobe]

Wouldn't it be funny if he was run down by a driver with a Provisional License.

[Zyklon B]

It would! Is he still in Ireland? Preaching? Where was the leftie protest? No platform and all that. Interesting it is only newsworthy when a Shia cleric starts moaning about it.

[The Hallion]

This is a disgrace, these bloody foreigners trying to come over here and take work away from our indigenous hate preachers. The Rev.s Paisley, McCrae and Pastor Kenny McClinton shouldn't have to compete with this cheap foreign hatred. Enough I say, before we have no local industry left.

[ibis]

This is a disgrace, these bloody foreigners trying to come over here and take work away from our indigenous hate preachers. The Rev.s Paisley, McCrae and Pastor Kenny McClinton shouldn't have to compete with this cheap foreign hatred. Enough I say, before we have no local industry left.

I think it's only fair - doesn't Big Ian make money on Bible Belt tours?

[Kev408]

Shia imam says visit by Saudi cleric 'worrying'

http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/irelan ... 23469.html

Saudi Hate preacher disliked by even Muslims and known for being mentor of Bin Laden and for calling for 'Jihad' on the west is welcomed at the Islamic Cultural Center and he gave a sermon on Friday according to the Irish Times...I wonder how he was able to get his visa? surely his name would have raised some red flags?

If he is here it seems the only thing we can do is exactly what the US did in the aftermath of 9/11; organise flights for his family back to Saudi Arabia.

[lostexpectation]

didn't alot of these guys involved in trouble in egypt recant in jail?

[Thewarrior007]

Where was the leftie protest?

Good question since the left are for a no free speech for fascists but say nothing about Islamic fascists

[TexAG]

This is a disgrace, these bloody foreigners trying to come over here and take work away from our indigenous hate preachers. The Rev.s Paisley, McCrae and Pastor Kenny McClinton shouldn't have to compete with this cheap foreign hatred. Enough I say, before we have no local industry left.

Pretty funny! Thank God for small mercies! At least they didnt start a riot after the friday evening prayers like the middle east and Pakistan! There's a really fishy penchant for riots on friday evenings in the Islamic world.

[TexAG]

Seems like there no shortage of whack jobs from the Islamic world running loose in Ireland!

http://archives.tcm.ie/irishexaminer/20 ... y46275.asp

Islamic fundamentalist claims he is victim of propaganda
Friday, October 26, 2007

A LEADING Islamic fundamentalist, who said previously Ireland was a target for terrorist attack because of the US military’s use of Shannon, claimed last night he was a victim of propaganda.

However, Anjem Choudary, a British-born self-styled cleric who has been investigated numerous times by the British police for his extremist pronouncements, repeated his assertion to a gathering in Trinity College, Dublin, last night that followers of Islam could not accept secular authority.

Mr Choudary said democratic, liberal states were plagued by rape, paedophilia, pornography, bestiality, drug and alcohol abuse and suicide. “When you push the boundaries of freedom and liberalism, that is the result. That is how people practice their freedom. We do not want that imported into our community.”

The Shia imam seems like a reasonable man

The contribution by Mr Mohammed and the presence of fellow extremists, including Anjem Choudary, Quadeer Ahmed, Ishtiaq Amalgir and Mohammed Shamsuddin, prompted objections from Muslim students at the university.

In a statement on behalf of the Muslim Students Association, Doa Baker, said Muslims and Islam were at their lowest ebb because of global political events and last night’s debate made matters more difficult.

Ms Baker said Mr Choudary “fuelled fear and hatred”. “We protest the presence of Mr Choudary at this debate,” she said.

Meanwhile, Dr Ali Al-Saleh, chief Imam to the Irish Shia Muslim community, said the opposing speakers followed an ideology that used the name of Islam to commit the most savage crimes.

He said he was living proof that Islam was compatible with western liberal values, because he and his family were able to practice their faith freely in Ireland and he and the opposing speakers were able to speak openly in a way which would be denied them throughout much of their spiritual homeland.