British soldier’s Muslim killer ‘told police he went for jugular as he was hacked to death in London street because that is how animals are killed in Islam’ in order ‘to fulfill our promise to Allah”

So what did the British government do in the wake of this beheading of a British soldier on a public street outside of London “in order to fufill our promise to Allah”? According to recently disclosed British documents, I was banned (along with Robert Spencer) by the British government explicitly because my presence was “not conducive to the public good” and that I represented a “threat to security or our society.”

Banning discussion of the gravest threat to the West is the “threat to security or our society.”

The British authorities banned us from the UK because talking about such things is not “conducive to the public good.” I submit to you that it is just the opposite. Talking about such things is required for the public good and the national security of any nation. Lack of knowlege of the enemy’s doctrine is a recipe for defeat — which is exactly what has happened to the UK. They are defeated. Public beheadings on their streets, my Gd, man — wake up.Mujahid Abu Hamza (although the media refuses to call him this — insisting on calling him by a name he abandoned long ago, Michael Adebolajo). They do this all the time with converts — hoping to remove the obvious inference of a Muslim name, as if their words aren’t damning enough.

British soldier’s alleged killer ‘told police he went for jugular as he was hacked to death in London street because that is how animals are killed in Islam’ By Arthur Martin, Daily Mail, December 5, 2013

• Michael Adebolajo told police in interview that he and Michael Adebowale waited at Woolwich Barracks to target a soldier
• Fusilier Rigby ‘just so happened to be spotted first’, he added
• Defendant said he cut soldier’s throat because that is ‘most humane’
• He added that he wanted to meet Rigby’s family and had no ‘vendetta’

An Islamic extremist admitted trying to behead Fusilier Lee Rigby because ‘the most humane way to kill any creature is to cut the jugular’, a court heard yesterday. Michael Adebolajo, 28, said he drove his car into Mr Rigby before he sawed his neck and then ‘attempted to remove his head’, the jury was told. During a series of police interviews which were played to the Old Bailey yesterday, Adebolajo said he and his accomplice Michael Adebowale, 22, waited near Woolwich Barracks for a soldier to appear.

He said that they attacked the soldier as he was a ‘fair target’ and because they ‘wished to fulfil our promise to Allah’.

The defendant said they selected Mr Rigby simply because he was the first soldier to appear on the South London street where they were waiting on May 22. ‘It was almost as if Allah had chosen him,’ he said. When I thought about obeying Allah in the past I thought maybe it is possible to kill a man by driving into him.

‘When he crossed the road in front of me so casually it was almost as if I was not in control of myself. I accelerated, I hit him and I think I also crashed into a sign post.

‘We did not wish to give him much pain…I could see he was still alive.

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