Silence them
FOR years Anjem Choudary was naively dismissed as a harmless blowhard.
indulged his hate-mongering. TV broadcasters often interviewed him as an amusingly over-the-top eccentric.
We now know his Islamist poison has been linked to, or directly inspired, 35 terrorists including the murderers of and the .
And it is feared he may also have influenced inside the prison separation unit they shared.
These were a good idea in principle, preventing .
But if they have become hothouses for violent plots against guards they must be reconsidered.
At the very least, kitchens or other equipment capable of being used as a weapon must be removed.
Why not lock all these maniacs in solitary? Most seem beyond rehabilitation.
If never speaks to another living soul the world will be better for it.
Putin’s pal
— and the US President’s first instinct is to make an excuse for .
How has it come to this?
When says “I was told they made a mistake”;, told by who? Putin? His aides?
Or own sidekicks, apparently as keen as him to whitewash war crimes?
The Sumy attack was monstrous.
Ballistic missiles annihilated a bus carrying victims, including children, to Palm Sunday church services.
And the US President, who once vowed to end the war in a day, scrambles to find Putin a defence while the tyrant in sniggers at him.
It is a sorry sight, even for many Trump voters.
Slaves to China
TIME and again our politicians talk tough on , then capitulate once in power.
An estimated one million are slaves of that wicked tyranny.
Our Governments become slaves to its money.
Treasury Minister James Murray insists is not a “hostile state”;.
What drivel.
One of its companies, run by an ex-Communist Party official, just tried to close down -making forever to make us permanently reliant on its imports. That’s a hostile act.
hacks and steals worldwide, including here.
It destroyed freedom in .
It , then concocted a tale about “wet markets”; to cover its ineptitude or malice.
It is preparing to .
Yet still refuses to rule out Chinese involvement in our steel, while trusting it to make our wind farms, and other tech vital to the power grid.
We cannot afford to do no business with the world’s second biggest economy.
Critical infrastructure should be a no-no.
