Brits Jailed, Islamists Walk Free

Brits Jailed, Islamists Walk Free
Not one single person has ever been prosecuted for membership of the UK’s ‘most dangerous Islamist group’ despite followers launching numerous terror attacks.
Supporters of Anjem Choudary’s al-Muhajiroun (ALM) organisation carried out atrocities including the London Bridge attack, 7/7 bombings and murder of Lee Rigby, while others fought for Isis, al-Qaeda and the Taliban abroad.
The government banned ALM as a terrorist group in 2006, making membership a criminal offence punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
The Metropolitan Police officer, who is codenamed Witness M because of an anonymity order, told inquests into the London Bridge attack that suspects had been arrested but not charged.
A survivor of the 2005 London bombings, which were carried out by terrorists linked to ALM, said she was concerned by the lack of prosecutions.
Supporters of Anjem Choudary’s al-Muhajiroun (ALM) organisation carried out atrocities including the London Bridge attack, 7/7 bombings and murder of Lee Rigby, while others fought for Isis, al-Qaeda and the Taliban abroad.
The government banned ALM as a terrorist group in 2006, making membership a criminal offence punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
The Metropolitan Police officer, who is codenamed Witness M because of an anonymity order, told inquests into the London Bridge attack that suspects had been arrested but not charged.
A survivor of the 2005 London bombings, which were carried out by terrorists linked to ALM, said she was concerned by the lack of prosecutions.
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