Stopping and then reducing the Islamization of our countries will require a discontinuity, a completely new dynamic that overpowers existing trends and that must therefore come from outside of the existing power structure, which is not capable of generating it.FREEDOM OF SPEECH UNDER ATTACK IN BRITAIN:
Sorry for a new topic, but as this is a lengthy article and compares differently from burnings in the USA (because of UK anti-free speech laws) I feel it needs fully examining, especially the timing of the arrests and the sheer police overreaction and appalling treatment meted out, far worse than the muzzie who outraged millions here by insulting our war dead.
Read the story of their treatment at the hards of the 'police' and TELL ME WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF A US CITIZEN HAD THIS DONE TO THEM???
Sion Owens:
Muslim fanatics who burn poppies in front of crowds including many ex-servicemen on Remembrance Day get fined £50, but a British patriot who protests against Muslim intolerance and the Islamist murder of nearly 3,000 innocent people in the Twin Towers on 9/11 has his home raided by ten plainclothed police officers and is thrown into the cells over a whole weekend.
Meanwhile, his accident-disabled partner is also arrested and held overnight, without blankets or access to her prescription medication, in a cold and filthy cell with excrement smeared on the walls.
“This is the typical ‘one-law-for-them and one-law-for-rest-of-us’ bias by the authorities that makes decent people so angry,” Nick Griffin commented when told of the over-the-top arrest of Sion Owens.
“I’m not as a rule in favour of burning the Koran. I think it’s better that people read it and confirm for themselves just how full of hate against Christians, Jews and other ‘Unbelievers’ it is. It’s not really a religious book at all: it’s a medieval instruction manual for conquering other peoples’ countries.
“But for someone who, apparently unnoticed, allegedly burns some pieces of paper in his own back garden to be arrested by ten police officers (on overtime) more than six months after the event, but just four days after being announced as a candidate for the British National Party, is a disgraceful piece of political interference by the police.”
A well-known and hard-working party activist, Sion Owens is third on the top-up list in the Wales South West Assembly region. On top of the obvious attempt to cause problems for the party in the run-up to the election, the police are clearly also motivated by the fact that he was one of five British National Party campaigners to receive a substantial out-of-court settlement from Swansea police last year after being arrested and falsely imprisoned for distributing leaflets in 2006.
Sion lives with, and is the full-time legally registered carer for, his partner Joanne Shannon, who has been registered disabled since a car accident in which her spine was broken in two places. Whilst she tries to lead as normal a life as possible, her injuries mean that she now has mobility difficulties, experiences great discomfort and regularly needs to take strong painkillers prescribed by her doctor to alleviate pain.
On Friday evening, they had both turned in for the night when at about 10 p.m. they were disturbed by pounding on their front door with such force as to cause them to believe the door was about to be smashed off its hinges.
It was dark, and looking out of the bedroom window, they could just make out a crowd of people at their front door.
When Joanne opened the door, up to ten plainclothes policemen, who had arrived in unmarked police cars, entered the house, saying they had a warrant. They immediately arrested Mr. Owens.
Whilst the police ransacked her home, seizing computers, mobile phones, private papers and personal belongings, Joanne was kept in an upstairs bedroom with a plainclothes woman police officer.
Later, the woman police officer asked Joanne if she “shared the same political beliefs” as Sion, to which Joanne answered yes and said that she is standing as a candidate for the party in Swansea East in the forthcoming election. At this point her mobile phone was taken off her and Joanne was arrested too and told she was being taken to Swansea police station.
When Joanne explained that arrangements needed to be made for her puppy, who would have been left locked inside the house indefinitely, she was told not to worry, as she would be back home first thing in the morning. It was also because of this reassurance that Joanne left her painkillers at home, as she expected to be home soon. She also explained to the police about her disability and asked how she would be able to get home afterwards, only to be reassured that the police would bring her home safely.
Joanne was taken to Swansea police station where she had her photo, fingerprints and DNA taken. Although she explained that she had difficulties with her injuries, she was locked up overnight in a bare cell without a blanket or any medication. The cell itself was in a disgusting, filthy state with faeces detritus on the wall and ceiling. Despite asking the police to inform someone of their arrest and detention, this was not done.
The next day, after repeated requests for her painkillers, she was eventually given two paracetamols.
It was at around 2 p.m. on Saturday before she was finally questioned by police officers. Just before the interview, the duty solicitor told her that “All the bigwigs are upstairs, and they’re out to hang him.”
Joanne was shown a short film clip of the alleged “book burning in the garden” incident and was then asked leading questions about the British National Party, to which she replied “no comment”.
She was then taken back to the cells and kept even longer, finally being released without charge at around 6 that evening. As she was leaving, the duty sergeant said to her that the whole story would be published in the Observer the following morning and that she should expect her name and address to be published too. He told her that she could probably expect attacks on her property as a result, so she should keep an eye out, and if she noticed anything unusual, she should just phone 999.
Meanwhile, she had been told that Sion was being kept in custody over the weekend and was being charged with “incitement to cause racial hatred” and would appear before Swansea magistrates first thing on Monday morning.
“The long delay between the alleged protest and police action is clear proof of the blatantly political nature of this piece of spiteful persecution,” Nick Griffin told our News Team. “As I’ve already said, the British National Party doesn’t favour burning any book, although if there is any repeat of last year’s Poppy burning insult and subsequent lack of police action, we may well review that position.
“But we do favour freedom of speech. And we see the need for resistance both to the intimidation terror tactics by Muslims to prevent criticism of their innately intolerant and violent religion, and to the Establishment appeasement of the Islamist threat, but that resistance needs to be political, peaceful and moral.”
“Based on the information we have at this time Sion Owens and Joanne Shannon remain candidates on our regional slates.”
Timeline of Events, by Simon Darby
- September 2010: Koran burnt as part of global protest against the 9/11 Muslim terrorist outrage which killed nearly 3,000 innocent people. Thousands took part in this protest throughout the world.
- November 2010: Sion Owens is one of five British National Party activists to receive a substantial out of court settlement from Swansea police after being arrested and falsely imprisoned for distributing leaflets in 2006.
- April 4th 2011: Sion Owens confirmed as standing for British National Party in South Wales West constituency of Welsh Assembly Elections.
- Joanne Shannon nominated as British National Party candidate for Swansea East constituency of Welsh Assembly.
- Friday 8th April 2011: The home of Joanne Shannon and Sion Owens is raided at 10 o’clock at night by ten plainclothes police officers who arrive in unmarked cars.
- Her home is ransacked by police, and computer equipment, mobile phones, private papers and personal belongings are seized.
- 22.15: Sion Owens is arrested and taken to Swansea Police Station.
- Joanne Shannon is asked by police officers if she has the same political beliefs as Sion and whether she supports the British National Party.
- Joanne replies that she does and is standing as a candidate.
- 23.00: Joanne Shannon arrested.
- While being taken from her home, she asks about their puppy and who would look after it. She was told she would be back no later than first thing the next morning.
- Joanne is registered disabled after a car accident severely damaged her spine.
- Permission for a "high bed" in her cell was denied, as was her request for her prescription painkillers.
- Asked by duty sergeant if she wants to contact somebody, but no message was sent by police. Not allowed to make a phone call.
- Both Joanne and Sion are finger-printed and have DNA samples taken.
- Saturday 9th April, afternoon: Joanne finally given two paracetomols after complaining repeatedly of pain in her back.
- 14.00 Saturday: Duty solicitor states to Joanne that, "All the big wigs are upstairs, and they're out to hang him."
- Duty sergeant tells Joanne that the story is to be in the Observer and that her home is likely to be attacked, but offer no protection of any kind.
- 18.00 Saturday: Joanne Shannon released in the middle of Swansea with no money and no mobile phone.
- 20.41 Saturday: Guardian/Observer runs story "BNP election candidate arrested over Qur'an burning." Reporter Mark Townsend states that the newspaper passed on a complaint to South Wales Police.
- Sunday 10th April, 16.00: Sion Owens remains in police custody and is to face charges of "inciting racial hatred" on Monday.
- Sunday evening: Daily Mail reports that Mr. Owens has been charged with a Public Order Offence. “Incitement to racial hatred” is a public order offence but cannot possibly be committed by anything done in connection with a Koran or Muslims, because neither have any connection with “race”. It looks as though South Wales Police may just have shot themselves in the foot once again!
Hypocrisy
Would the Islamo-Marxist, "liberal" Guardian newspaper even consider running a story about Bible burning, let alone pass a complaint on to the police?
The Tory Home Office has issued the following statement: "The government absolutely condemns the burning of the Qur'an. It is fundamentally offensive to the values of our pluralist and tolerant society.
"We equally condemn any attempts to create divisions between communities and are committed to ensuring that everyone has the freedom to live their lives free from fear of targeted hostility or harassment on the grounds of a particular characteristic, such as religion."
Will the Home Office condemn the following, all of which are extremely offensive to us and to millions of ordinary Brits like us?
1. The burning of poppies by Islamic fanatics?
2. The abuse of and spitting at British Soldiers parading on our streets?
3. The agonising deaths endured by millions of animals as part of the vile practice of ritual slaughter?
4. The fact that halal meat is given to schoolchildren and many others who are unaware of its origins?
5. Churches and their graveyards being bulldozed in order to turn them into mosques?
6. Thousands of English children being raped, drugged and prostituted by organised Muslim gangs?
7. The failure of Lancashire police to secure a conviction over the sexual abuse, murder and alleged dismembering and turning into kebabs of at least one teenage girl in a Muslim take-away in Blackpool?
8. The organised distribution and sale of heroin right across Britain by Islamic narco-terrorist gangs?
9. The organised corruption and electoral fraud carried out by Muslims in the British electoral system?
10. The organised abuse and wholesale defrauding of the benefits system by many within the Muslim population?
11. The deliberate practice of "power-breeding" by the Muslim population in order to colonise Britain and turn it into an Islamic republic?
http://bnp.org.uk/news/one-law-them-%E2%80%93-official-response-arrest-sion-owens-south-wales-police
_________________
Stopping and then reducing the Islamization of our countries will require a discontinuity, a completely new dynamic that overpowers existing trends and that must therefore come from outside of the existing power structure, which is not capable of generating it.
Sorry for a new topic, but as this is a lengthy article and compares differently from burnings in the USA (because of UK anti-free speech laws) I feel it needs fully examining, especially the timing of the arrests and the sheer police overreaction and appalling treatment meted out, far worse than the muzzie who outraged millions here by insulting our war dead.
Read the story of their treatment at the hards of the 'police' and TELL ME WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF A US CITIZEN HAD THIS DONE TO THEM???
Sion Owens:
Muslim fanatics who burn poppies in front of crowds including many ex-servicemen on Remembrance Day get fined £50, but a British patriot who protests against Muslim intolerance and the Islamist murder of nearly 3,000 innocent people in the Twin Towers on 9/11 has his home raided by ten plainclothed police officers and is thrown into the cells over a whole weekend.
Meanwhile, his accident-disabled partner is also arrested and held overnight, without blankets or access to her prescription medication, in a cold and filthy cell with excrement smeared on the walls.
“This is the typical ‘one-law-for-them and one-law-for-rest-of-us’ bias by the authorities that makes decent people so angry,” Nick Griffin commented when told of the over-the-top arrest of Sion Owens.
“I’m not as a rule in favour of burning the Koran. I think it’s better that people read it and confirm for themselves just how full of hate against Christians, Jews and other ‘Unbelievers’ it is. It’s not really a religious book at all: it’s a medieval instruction manual for conquering other peoples’ countries.
“But for someone who, apparently unnoticed, allegedly burns some pieces of paper in his own back garden to be arrested by ten police officers (on overtime) more than six months after the event, but just four days after being announced as a candidate for the British National Party, is a disgraceful piece of political interference by the police.”
A well-known and hard-working party activist, Sion Owens is third on the top-up list in the Wales South West Assembly region. On top of the obvious attempt to cause problems for the party in the run-up to the election, the police are clearly also motivated by the fact that he was one of five British National Party campaigners to receive a substantial out-of-court settlement from Swansea police last year after being arrested and falsely imprisoned for distributing leaflets in 2006.
Sion lives with, and is the full-time legally registered carer for, his partner Joanne Shannon, who has been registered disabled since a car accident in which her spine was broken in two places. Whilst she tries to lead as normal a life as possible, her injuries mean that she now has mobility difficulties, experiences great discomfort and regularly needs to take strong painkillers prescribed by her doctor to alleviate pain.
On Friday evening, they had both turned in for the night when at about 10 p.m. they were disturbed by pounding on their front door with such force as to cause them to believe the door was about to be smashed off its hinges.
It was dark, and looking out of the bedroom window, they could just make out a crowd of people at their front door.
When Joanne opened the door, up to ten plainclothes policemen, who had arrived in unmarked police cars, entered the house, saying they had a warrant. They immediately arrested Mr. Owens.
Whilst the police ransacked her home, seizing computers, mobile phones, private papers and personal belongings, Joanne was kept in an upstairs bedroom with a plainclothes woman police officer.
Later, the woman police officer asked Joanne if she “shared the same political beliefs” as Sion, to which Joanne answered yes and said that she is standing as a candidate for the party in Swansea East in the forthcoming election. At this point her mobile phone was taken off her and Joanne was arrested too and told she was being taken to Swansea police station.
When Joanne explained that arrangements needed to be made for her puppy, who would have been left locked inside the house indefinitely, she was told not to worry, as she would be back home first thing in the morning. It was also because of this reassurance that Joanne left her painkillers at home, as she expected to be home soon. She also explained to the police about her disability and asked how she would be able to get home afterwards, only to be reassured that the police would bring her home safely.
Joanne was taken to Swansea police station where she had her photo, fingerprints and DNA taken. Although she explained that she had difficulties with her injuries, she was locked up overnight in a bare cell without a blanket or any medication. The cell itself was in a disgusting, filthy state with faeces detritus on the wall and ceiling. Despite asking the police to inform someone of their arrest and detention, this was not done.
The next day, after repeated requests for her painkillers, she was eventually given two paracetamols.
It was at around 2 p.m. on Saturday before she was finally questioned by police officers. Just before the interview, the duty solicitor told her that “All the bigwigs are upstairs, and they’re out to hang him.”
Joanne was shown a short film clip of the alleged “book burning in the garden” incident and was then asked leading questions about the British National Party, to which she replied “no comment”.
She was then taken back to the cells and kept even longer, finally being released without charge at around 6 that evening. As she was leaving, the duty sergeant said to her that the whole story would be published in the Observer the following morning and that she should expect her name and address to be published too. He told her that she could probably expect attacks on her property as a result, so she should keep an eye out, and if she noticed anything unusual, she should just phone 999.
Meanwhile, she had been told that Sion was being kept in custody over the weekend and was being charged with “incitement to cause racial hatred” and would appear before Swansea magistrates first thing on Monday morning.
“The long delay between the alleged protest and police action is clear proof of the blatantly political nature of this piece of spiteful persecution,” Nick Griffin told our News Team. “As I’ve already said, the British National Party doesn’t favour burning any book, although if there is any repeat of last year’s Poppy burning insult and subsequent lack of police action, we may well review that position.
“But we do favour freedom of speech. And we see the need for resistance both to the intimidation terror tactics by Muslims to prevent criticism of their innately intolerant and violent religion, and to the Establishment appeasement of the Islamist threat, but that resistance needs to be political, peaceful and moral.”
“Based on the information we have at this time Sion Owens and Joanne Shannon remain candidates on our regional slates.”
Timeline of Events, by Simon Darby
- September 2010: Koran burnt as part of global protest against the 9/11 Muslim terrorist outrage which killed nearly 3,000 innocent people. Thousands took part in this protest throughout the world.
- November 2010: Sion Owens is one of five British National Party activists to receive a substantial out of court settlement from Swansea police after being arrested and falsely imprisoned for distributing leaflets in 2006.
- April 4th 2011: Sion Owens confirmed as standing for British National Party in South Wales West constituency of Welsh Assembly Elections.
- Joanne Shannon nominated as British National Party candidate for Swansea East constituency of Welsh Assembly.
- Friday 8th April 2011: The home of Joanne Shannon and Sion Owens is raided at 10 o’clock at night by ten plainclothes police officers who arrive in unmarked cars.
- Her home is ransacked by police, and computer equipment, mobile phones, private papers and personal belongings are seized.
- 22.15: Sion Owens is arrested and taken to Swansea Police Station.
- Joanne Shannon is asked by police officers if she has the same political beliefs as Sion and whether she supports the British National Party.
- Joanne replies that she does and is standing as a candidate.
- 23.00: Joanne Shannon arrested.
- While being taken from her home, she asks about their puppy and who would look after it. She was told she would be back no later than first thing the next morning.
- Joanne is registered disabled after a car accident severely damaged her spine.
- Permission for a "high bed" in her cell was denied, as was her request for her prescription painkillers.
- Asked by duty sergeant if she wants to contact somebody, but no message was sent by police. Not allowed to make a phone call.
- Both Joanne and Sion are finger-printed and have DNA samples taken.
- Saturday 9th April, afternoon: Joanne finally given two paracetomols after complaining repeatedly of pain in her back.
- 14.00 Saturday: Duty solicitor states to Joanne that, "All the big wigs are upstairs, and they're out to hang him."
- Duty sergeant tells Joanne that the story is to be in the Observer and that her home is likely to be attacked, but offer no protection of any kind.
- 18.00 Saturday: Joanne Shannon released in the middle of Swansea with no money and no mobile phone.
- 20.41 Saturday: Guardian/Observer runs story "BNP election candidate arrested over Qur'an burning." Reporter Mark Townsend states that the newspaper passed on a complaint to South Wales Police.
- Sunday 10th April, 16.00: Sion Owens remains in police custody and is to face charges of "inciting racial hatred" on Monday.
- Sunday evening: Daily Mail reports that Mr. Owens has been charged with a Public Order Offence. “Incitement to racial hatred” is a public order offence but cannot possibly be committed by anything done in connection with a Koran or Muslims, because neither have any connection with “race”. It looks as though South Wales Police may just have shot themselves in the foot once again!
Hypocrisy
Would the Islamo-Marxist, "liberal" Guardian newspaper even consider running a story about Bible burning, let alone pass a complaint on to the police?
The Tory Home Office has issued the following statement: "The government absolutely condemns the burning of the Qur'an. It is fundamentally offensive to the values of our pluralist and tolerant society.
"We equally condemn any attempts to create divisions between communities and are committed to ensuring that everyone has the freedom to live their lives free from fear of targeted hostility or harassment on the grounds of a particular characteristic, such as religion."
Will the Home Office condemn the following, all of which are extremely offensive to us and to millions of ordinary Brits like us?
1. The burning of poppies by Islamic fanatics?
2. The abuse of and spitting at British Soldiers parading on our streets?
3. The agonising deaths endured by millions of animals as part of the vile practice of ritual slaughter?
4. The fact that halal meat is given to schoolchildren and many others who are unaware of its origins?
5. Churches and their graveyards being bulldozed in order to turn them into mosques?
6. Thousands of English children being raped, drugged and prostituted by organised Muslim gangs?
7. The failure of Lancashire police to secure a conviction over the sexual abuse, murder and alleged dismembering and turning into kebabs of at least one teenage girl in a Muslim take-away in Blackpool?
8. The organised distribution and sale of heroin right across Britain by Islamic narco-terrorist gangs?
9. The organised corruption and electoral fraud carried out by Muslims in the British electoral system?
10. The organised abuse and wholesale defrauding of the benefits system by many within the Muslim population?
11. The deliberate practice of "power-breeding" by the Muslim population in order to colonise Britain and turn it into an Islamic republic?
http://bnp.org.uk/news/one-law-them-%E2%80%93-official-response-arrest-sion-owens-south-wales-police
_________________
Stopping and then reducing the Islamization of our countries will require a discontinuity, a completely new dynamic that overpowers existing trends and that must therefore come from outside of the existing power structure, which is not capable of generating it.
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