Islamic Black Man Chops Up White Man on British Street

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Deportation is too good for these bastards! I say we get out taxes back, we give our people jobs again! We establish a fertiliser factory and a Bio diesel plant. that's the only way they'll ever be any good to us!

[PaulW]

Two islamic monkeys were found guilty of killing a soldier in London. using meat cleavers. the soldier who died was in my old battalion. WE MUST REMEMBER this is what islam wants to do to us all.

We are at war, but how long will our people make excuses for them. Before standing up and saying enough is enough. We must all take the fight to them. Before its to late.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Strike threat as five prison officers accused of knocking out Lee Rigby killer's teeth face new investigation

Five officers accused of assaulting Adebolajo in July cleared by CPS
National Offender Management Service to launch investigation tomorrow
Prison officer's union today threaten strike action

Lizzie Edmonds | Daily Mail (UK) | January 5, 2014

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2534144/Strike-threat-five-prison-officers-accused-knocking-Lee-Ribgy-killers-teeth-face-new-investigation.html

Five prison officers accused of assaulting one of Lee Rigby's killers are today facing a new investigation - with colleagues threatening strike action if they become 'victims of a witch hunt'.

Michael Adebolajo was allegedly assaulted and his front teeth knocked out in Belmarsh prison, South East London last July.

At the time, five long-standing prison officers were suspended and a criminal investigation was launched by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).

In December, the CPS said charges would not be brought against the officers.

However, a new investigation is to be launched tomorrow by the National Offender Management Service - which has the ability to dismiss the officers if the complaint is proved.

Today, the general secretary of the Prison Officers' Association said strike action was a real possibility.

He told The People:'If we believe they are victims of a witchhunt by the Prison Service, we will take strike action.

'These men have been put under enormous pressure for simply doing their jobs. It is astonishing that given the CPS decision not to prosecute, they have not had their suspension lifted.

'These officers should be welcomed back to work and given the right kind of support. [more ...]

[Uncle88]

Lee Rigby murderer Michael Adebolajo will die in prison after having appeal attempt quashed

Michael Adebolajo, one of two Islamic extremists who butchered Lee Rigby on the streets of Woolwich, will die behind bars after an attempt to challenge his sentence was quashed. The murder's application for leave to appeal his whole-life sentence was rejected by Lord Chief Justice Lord Thomas today.

Sitting at the Court of Appeal in London with Lady Justice Hallett and Mr Justice Openshaw, he threw out arguments made by Adebolajo's legal team. Members of Fusilier Rigby's family, who were in court for the ruling, gasped with relief and shed tears of relief as the decision was announced.

His fiancée, Aimee West, said: "I am relieved and thankful with the outcome of today's hearing. "I hope that this is the last we will hear from them both, so that I can focus on rebuilding my life and keeping Lee's memory alive."

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/lee-rigby-murderer-michael-adebolajo-will-die-in-prison-after-having-appeal-attempt-quashed-9900515.html

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/world/uk-teen-brusthom-ziamani-jailed-for-soldier-murder-plot/story-fnjbobed-1227272328967


A BRITISH court has sentenced a teenager to 22 years in prison for plotting an attack against a soldier inspired by the 2013 murder of Lee Rigby by Islamist militants in London. 
 
Brusthom Ziamani, 19, was detained in August 2014 carrying a 30.5cm knife, a hammer and a black Islamist flag in his rucksack.

Police said they were alerted to his intentions after he showed his weapons to his ex-girlfriend.

"The defendant ... would have carried out the intention he so graphically expressed to his ex-girlfriend just a few hours before," judge Timothy Pontius told the court on Friday.

The judge said Ziamani would have to serve at least two-thirds of the sentence before being eligible for parole.

A jury at England's Old Bailey central criminal court in London last month convicted him of "preparing an act of terrorism".

Ziamani's trial heard he became radicalised by members of extremist organisation al-Muhajiroun (ALM) and had researched the location of army cadet bases.

Ziamani's lawyer, Naeem Mian, said his client was not an "entrenched extremist" and had been led astray by people "more sophisticated and mature" than him.

Police found a ripped-up letter in his trousers in which he wrote about attacking a British soldier.

Ziamani claimed he was only "ranting and raging about the situation in Muslim countries" and his postings were an attempt to "fit in" with the ALM group.

He said he was carrying the weapons as protection.

Following his conviction, Commander Richard Walton from the London police force's Counter Terrorism Command said the case highlighted the threats currently faced by Britain.

"Ziamani was an impressionable young man who became radicalised, then rapidly developed an extremist, violent mindset," he said.




Another black Piece of $h1t!