Cleric calls for 'ban' on Christmas & calls upon Brits to Boycott

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Submitted by Sandi on Mon, 2007-12-24 20:49.

Omar Bakri, who is barred from Britain, is calling on Brits to boycott Christmas.

Using the internet to post a rant against the festive season, Bakri claims Christmas should be "completely forbidden".

In another chilling post the radical cleric said Christmas Day would be the
perfect day to launch a terror attack on the UK.

He said: "To have Christmas tree, visit so-called Christmas Father - that is completely forbidden.

"Make sure you do not watch TV. Do not let them hear jingle bells. Do not send your children on Christmas trip."

Bakri's previous vile rants included his belief that the British public and the Government were responsible for the 7/7 London bombings.

n 2005 he was excluded by the then Home Secretary Charles Clarke from returning to Britain.

The move came after Bakri reportedly said he had left Britain for good and intended to set up home in the Lebanon.

He was duly arrested by Lebanese security forces.

Bakri, 46, was the London-based spiritual leader of the extremist group Al-Muhajiroun while claiming benefits from social services.

Bakri has seven children who were born in the UK and relied on benefits for the past 19 years.

He has been told he will almost certainyl never be able to re-enter the UK, despite his wife and six of his children still living in north London.


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I have seen Bradford

Sandi's picture

It is like being in Islamabad. Nothing to indicate that one is in Britain and no Brit's to be found walking the streets.


Hi Sandi

gregster's picture

Another thread mentions Europe becoming muslim in 12 years or so and when you visit Luton or Dunstable, for example, you see it's a fait accompli.

Utterly disgraceful what socialism is doing to the UK and now Ms Davis is intent on wrecking our economy and thereby our way-of-life. She must be shot. For multiple counts of treason.


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