UK Islamist ISIS supporter says MP Amess was killed due to his pro-Israel support

He was a hard-drinking womanizing piece of human excrement but he grew a beard, found Mohammad, and became a hater of all non believers of Islam, but only the Sunni Islam that he says he believes. Anjem Choudary is the very definition of a scumcrumpet and supports terrorism in the name of Islam.

Choudary has a long history of hate speech and on Saturday ignited a controversy after he suggested that the murder of a British MP, David Amess on Friday was justified because "the rumors are that [Amess] is pro-Israel," he said.

When Choudary was asked why being pro-Israel would be a problem, he ranted, “Many people do [believe] that [Israel] is a terrorist state, and who would possibly be a friend of Israel after you see the carnage that they carried out against Muslims in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and continue to do with the appropriation of properties?”

Choudary before growing his beard and suddenly 
becoming wise

“No one in their right and rational mind would support such a state,” the ISIS supporter said. It's truly amazing he is not back in prison.

“Obviously that does not give someone justification for someone to kill someone,” the Jew-hating jihadi said. “I believe there is a covenant of security in this country, where the lives and wealth of people with whom we Muslims live are protected in return for our lives and wealth.”

Choudary, a former cavorting alcohol-guzzling creep, was a leader of a banned Islamist group called Al Muhajiroun. He was arrested and imprisoned from 2016 to 2018 for supporting ISIS, but all he apparently learned in the slammer was how to yammer and make friends with rodents.

Amess had served as an honorary secretary of the Conservative Friends of Israel, and was as having very positive relations with the UK Jewish community. He was visiting constituents when a Muslim of Somali descent stabbed him. Authorities say the murder was Islamist [aka jihadist] in nature. 

Jewish News reported Sunday that Amess had once said would have “been proud to have been born a Jew,” and that stands “shoulder to shoulder with our local Jewish community.”

“I simply do not understand and have never understood antisemitism,” he added.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett noted this when he sent condolences for the MP’s death, saying, “He was a true friend of the Jewish community and the State of Israel. His tragic loss will be felt by many.”

Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu echoed Bennett’s sentiments, saying Amess was “a true friend of the State of Israel and the Jewish People.”

“We grieve with the people of Britain over the tragic loss of a great parliamentarian and a great friend,” he added.

So in summary, it isn't Muslims or gays or lesbians or transgender people or Blacks who are the most consistent victims of hate crimes in the U.S. and in the UK--it's Jews. The FBI statistics don't lie.

He'll drink to that

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Anjem Choudary still influences jihad from behind bars

Anjem Choudary, 50, is serving only five and a half years in prison for his vocal support of ISIS and has been a media darling of the Islamic jihadi community for years, visible to the public since 2002.

Here's a little background:

Choudary, a lawyer, has called the 911 hijackers "magnificent martyrs" and this same religious Muslim declined to condemn terror attacks on British soil while predicting that the U.K. will become a Muslim country within 30 years. 

Choudary wasn't always a religious Muslim. In fact, he used to go by the name "Andy" when was a ladies man law student at Southampton University. Before growing his Mohammad-style beard, he had a string of white girlfriends and could drink beer like a sailor on Cinderella Liberty. 

Originally, he studied medicine at St. Bartholomew's medical school in central London but switched to law saying he was "disillusioned" with medicine. His father was a market trader from Welling, South East London. 

Andy was very much into the student crowd, drinking, indulging in casual sex, smoking pot and he even tried LSD. 

One school acquaintance said, "He would say he was a Muslim and was proud of his Pakistani heritage, but he didn't seem to attend any of the mosques in Southampton, and I only knew of him having white girlfriends. He certainly shared a bed with them."

Apparently, Andy Choudary showed signs of activism over his being upset with Salman Rushdie's bood, The Satanic Verses, which was said to be blasphemous and led to protests and a fatwa calling for Rushdie's death for the Ayatollah Khomeini in 1989. 

After university, Choudary studied for the legal practice exams at Guildford School of Law, in Surrey between 1990 and 1991. 
Before working on his own at law, he briefly taught English as a foreign language at a college off Oxford Street where he slept with a different girl almost every night. 

It was when he qualified as a lawyer that he quickly moved into ever more radical Islam as he met Omar Bakri Muhammad at a mosque in Woolwich, South East London, and quickly fell under his spell. 

He later went on to say, "If British means adopting British values, then I don't think we can adopt British values. I'm a Muslim living in Britain. I have a British passport, but that's a travel document to me. I had become much more religiously active," he explained.

Now Choudary has been linked to one of the suspected jihadis behind Saturday's van and knife attack in London. In fact, he has been an inspiration for several of the terror attacks that have been perpetrated in England in recent months.

"If you look at jihad as a skill, Choudary is very good at it," Ryan Mauro, a Shillman Fellow for Clarion Project said. "He is as likable as you can be and still be a jihadist."

While names of the three terrorists in this latest ISIS-claimed attack haven't been released, a number of media outlets reported that one of the scumcrumpets was featured in last year's British TV documentary, Jihadis Next Door." In the film, the suspect is seen praying near an ISIS flag with Mohammed Shamsuddin, a Choudary associate.

Mauro added, "Anyone who is seen praying with one of Choudary's close associates should be assumed to be a radical, because his circle isn't large."

Khalid Masood, a jihadist who killed four people in March in London, showed an interest in Choudary's teachings and his group, al Muhajiroun, The Times of London reported.

Before his arrest, Choudary had appeared in debates, on TV, and even on Sean Hannity's show.

The problem is, even though he's serving time in prison, he's still influencing terrorism. What can be done other than to totally isolate him and challenge is radical teachings?



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ISIS-loving Anjem Choudary finally convicted in UK

Anjem Choudary has finally got his just desserts (or desert, depending on your age). The British failed lawyer and former-homosexual-gone-jihad, became an Islamic preacher of hatred and Sharia (which is kind of an oxymoron).

Now Choudary faces up to only 10-years in prison after a July conviction of inviting support for ISIS. The verdict was made public on Tuesday after a judicially-imposed reporting ban. In fact, the scumcrumpet Choudary swore allegiance to the terrorist group and encouraged others to join. Of course, he never actually risked life and limb fighting for them, but the leaders never seem to do that.

He is scheduled to be sentenced in September, but I'm not getting my hopes up that he will be given a sentence parallel to the offense. 

Choudary praised bin Laden after the 9/11 attacks and the London transport system bombings in 2005. He's also buddies with one of the two Muslim jihadists who beheaded British soldier Lee Rigby in 2013.

"If people are implementing the Sharia, then I cannot shy away from what the divine text says in relationship to that," Sharia-compliant Choudary told Sky News the night before he was found guilty. "If you cannot say when you believe in something and you cannot share that view, then you don't really have freedom to express yourself in this country."

Evidently, Choudary only believes in freedom for Muslims like himself, but for us, "freedom can go to hell," as Islamic jihadists say.

Choudary hasn't always been an orthodox Muslim. The video (below) shows him pre-religious jihadist.

It took the jury only 3 days to convict Choudary and co-defendant Mizanur Rahman, 32. The verdict was not revealed immediately due to another trial to which Choudary is connected. 

A clear distinction was made that Choudary actively encouraged others to join and support ISIS rather than simply expressing a preference for the "Fightin' Barbarians." 

"Terrorist organizatins thrive and grow because people supportt hem and that is what this case is about," said prosecutor Richard Whittam QC. "Do not confuse that with the right of people to follow the religion of their choice or to proclaim support for a caliphate."

So Choudary, who swore off the bottle some years ago, swore allegiance to ISIS a mere 3 days after ISIS's religious leader and commander-in-chief Abu Bakr al Baghdadi established the so-called caliphate in parts of Syria and Iraq in June 2014.





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