Somewhere in London there is a council that is allowing a primary school to be used for the propagation of Islam in the UK.

Why should any council actually allow this, well your guess is as good as mine, but Harrow Council did, Harrow council acted in a truly appalling way by allowing this "conference" to take place and then compounded the act by allowing the use of a school to spread the violent and vindictive  Religion of Islam


Islamo facists Anjem Choudary and Omar Bakri spoke at this meeting, once again the downfall of this country was called for, once again there appears to have been no action taken against these people by the Police or any other judicial force.

I am not at all surprised that no action has been taken, after all this meeting was no threat to the Muslim population and as we all know the Police will not take action unless the Muslim population is in some way threatened.

This development of using our schools to further the implemention of an Islamic state within the UK is sinister, it shows that there are sufficient Muslims in our education and local authorities to enable this to happen.

The use of our schools in this way is further compounded by new rules which effectively force the promotion of Islam in our school system

Here is the article about the "conference"


From the Telegraph:

Dozens of Muslims attended the rally at Sudbury Primary School in Harrow, north London, to hear Bakri preach for 40 minutes over the telephone from his exiled home in Lebanon.

The 51-year-old has been living in the country since 2005, having been banned from returning to Britain after he fled his London home after the July 7 attacks.

Bakri told his followers: "The existence of the Islamic state is a necessity for justice to be established, a necessity for the people in order to keep away from personal desire and greed.

"I believe the way forward is Islam. It is time to go back to basics. I believe Islam is the future."

The conference was organised by Bakri's right-hand man Anjem Choudary. the former head of the extremist group Al Muhajiroun. A panel of three other speakers also spoke at the gathering to mark 85 years since the Islamic state Khilasah was abolished by Kemal Ataturk in 1924.

Bakri was a member of the radical extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir in Britain in the Eighties and early Nineties - and was dubbed "The Tottenham Ayatollah''. He went on to found the al-Muhajiroun extremist movement and caused outrage when he praised the terrorists behind the September 11 attacks in America.

Asked if he condemned the disciples of Osama bin Laden, he said: "I condemn Tony Blair. I condemn George Bush. I would never condemn Osama bin Laden or any Muslims.'' He later blamed the Government and the British public for the July 7 bombings in which 52 people died.

The outbursts led to the revoke of an order allowing him to stay in Britain.