UK: Police may let Muslims see terrorism intelligence

 

The police are considering a proposal to let selected British Muslims examine the intelligence used to mount anti-terrorism raids before they take place, the Guardian has learned.

The proposal will be considered as part of a review of the raid in Forest Gate, east London, a fortnight ago when 250 officers stormed a family house searching for a chemical weapon which was not found. One man was shot and police have apologised for the "hurt" caused by the raid which has further damaged strained relations with the local community. The review began this week and is expected to be completed before the end of the month.

Public policy these days, to put it mildly has 'gone to the wolves.' The biggest hole in the cruiseliner of democracy is spitting fountains up to starboard but alas, the captain and crew are blind or too worried about icebergs. As we have repeatedly seen, the so-called 'religious leaders' in the Muslim community are at the forefront of fomenting hatred against Infidel host societies. One wonders who these 'selected British Muslims' might be and who decides upon who these will be. If the likes of Inayat Bunglawala are chosen, it does infidels' confidence in their security apparatus no good.

I'm in no mood for commenting any further on the dhimmi policies of the Labour Government. The following comment by the poster 'Jesus Christ Supercop' in DhimmiWatch puts it all in perspective.

CAUTION: Must not be read with drinks in mouth. Spillage probable and this blog cannot take any responsibility if such results ensue.

I travelled to the future and found this article in a newspaper:

Police frustrated at lack of anti-terrorism success

Captain Obvious
Tuesday February 22nd, 2008

The police are frustrated at their lack of success in fighting terrorism. Four terrorist attacks within the last two years have left 5,000 people dead, and only one alleged strike was succesfully prevented in last November, when two men of Asian background were seen trying to detonate 5,000 kilograms of fertilizer in the middle of Buckingham Palace, after they had decapitated the Prime Minister and his entire family.

A senior police source said: "We became suspicious when we received calls about the Prime Minister being beheaded on live television. We identified the alleged murderers as men of Asian descent, and consulted with local community leaders. We decided not to bring in the men for questioning because it would have sent the wrong message, and could have caused tension within the community. The fertilizer was confiscated because it was obstructing traffic within the Palace."

Other sources said that the police is planning to share more intelligence with local community leaders in order to improve their ability to combat terrorism. More police officers of Asian background are being hired, in cooperation with local community leaders. The police believe that this will considerably reduce community tensions and encourage an atmosphere of dialogue and understanding.

Andy Tool, spokesman for the Metropolitan Police Interfaith Dialogue Initiative Of Trust (MPIDIOT), has stated that the force is considering letting go of many of their caucasian officers because they create unnecessary community tensions and could potentially upset religious sensitivities during anti-terror raids.

In other news, the suspects of last week's car bombing filed a complaint againts the European Union and the United Nations for inhumane treatment when the police refused to give them soft drinks and Playstations while they were in custody. Jack Llama, head of the United Nations Political Correctness Commission, said that the matter was being investigated, and added that a trade embargo againts Britain was not out of the question.

 

Simply Brilliant!