The screenshots hold no water in my opinion as any photoshop geek can do wonders!

So log into the forum and check them for yourself, rather than making entirely unsubstantiated (and serious) allegations.

The screenshots hold no water in my opinion as any photoshop geek can do wonders!

Well thats just a few of my cents!

Do I think that Azad Ali is an extremist/ Islamist? Well, obviously I dont think that Azad Ali is the next bin Laden, or even the next Anjem Choudary. Having read a fair web of his web-posts and listened to his Easy Talk show, I’d say that in some respects he’s a pretty normal guy. That said, however, he is demonstrably more extreme that most British Muslims – witness his older posts praising Anwar Al-Awlaki and Abdullah Azzam, saying that Ismail Haniyeh would make an ideal caliph etc etc – these are things which most Muslims wouldn’t agree with. And do I think that he’s an Islamist? Well, yes I do; Azad Ali does repeatedly adopt Islamist view points and he is after all a prominent member of Islamic Forum Europe, a pretty out-and-out Islamist organisation.

That said, however, I think that these questions are somewhat beside the point of my post. My post aimed to argue (and I hope that this was sufficiently clear to readers) not that Ali was problematic because he was an Islamist per se but rather that as a civil servant paid by the British taxpayer, and as the head of the Civil Service Islamic Society, he should not be publicly advising people to ‘resist’ the government’s Prevent programme.

To turn this question around – would you be happy if the head of the Civil Service’s Christian Society (assuming that there is one) called on white British people to ‘resist’ government policies to tackle BNP/National Front-style white supremacist extremism – or saying that Muslims will ‘never be pleased’ with Christians? Or would you think that this would be incompatible with their job as a civil servant?

Al-Qanaas Al-Masri – ok be honest here – do you really think this Azad person is an extremist/ Islamist? Or do you just have something personal against him and/ or IFE?

Fiyaz E12 – i don’t think it’s the likes of Azad that the goverment need to work on! I don’t think Azad reflects badly on the ‘innocent’ or ‘muslims’. It’s unfortunate that the people who do do this are very rarely spoken about! They are the one’s we should be naming and shaming!!

What is it with people picking up names from the media and suddenly forming harsh perceptions of these people?! Certain media will always want to create scandals, and it’s a shame ‘we’ lap up all their stories!! Surely we’re intelligent enough to do our own research and form our own conclusions – surely we don’t have to take the media’s stories on face value (which is the case here! Some people have read this blog and have straught away come to the conclusion that Azad is an extremist with radical views!!)

How crazy does a person have to be before the Civil Service decides to take action???

Come and get ‘em, IFE fuckwits.

Following the link you provided, it looks like Azad Ali or his fan-boys have removed the mp3 files of the recordings of his shows from the easy-talk.org website.

Why were they removed? Well, it’s a lot harder for Azad Ali and his braindead defenders at the IFE blog to claim to be “deliberately misquoted” when he’s recorded himself saying

Do they really think the Spittoon doesn’t know to back up this kind of material to Effendi’s secure server in South Waziristan.

Nice try lads

‘I think the Home Office made a fantastically stupid, stupendous mistake when they created their list of individuals that they would ban. It was crazy and it was never going to work and they’ve got egg on their face now.’ [55:45]

Following the link you provided, it looks like Azad Ali or his fan-boys have removed the mp3 files of the recordings of his shows from the easy-talk.org website.

Why were they removed? Well, it’s a lot harder for Azad Ali and his braindead defenders at the IFE blog to claim to be “deliberately misquoted” when he’s recorded himself saying it.

This is actually the translation of a verse from the Quran.