Hours after cops say they can't nick him, Choudary tells
cronies: Be proud to call yourself terrorist
Sneering ... hate preacher Anjem Choudary
DARREN FLETCHER
COCKY hate cleric Anjem Choudary has laughed at British justice only days after cops said they were powerless to arrest him.
The hate preacher urged his cronies to “be proud” to be called terrorists as he sneered on a trip abroad funded by benefits - when he also urged followers to “rise up”.
It came hours after police here admitted they were powerless to arrest him for saying he wanted David Cameron dead and urging Muslims to rake in handouts to fund holy war.
Choudary, who claims £25,000 a year in welfare, launched his tirade on a secret trip to Finland.
In an angry rant he said followers should “follow the message” and refuse to compromise in their fight to impose Muslim law in the West.
The smug scrounger, 45, who lives in Leytonstone, East London, took a £400 British Airways return flight with two henchmen from Heathrow to Helsinki.
Flight ... Anjem Choudary at Heathrow
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He was the keynote speaker at a clandestine Islamic Conference held to mark the tenth anniversary of the jailing of Kurdish terror chief Mullah Krekar.
Speaking to 60 Kurdish immigrants, he told them to “rise up” and predicted the Islamic flag would one day fly over the Finnish parliament building.
He said: “In Europe they have a lack of housing, poverty, alcohol, drugs. They have no ambition. In Britain your income does not meet your living expenses, elderly have to choose between electricity and food.”
Choudary demanded freedom for “innocent hostages” such as hook-handed Abu Hamza and Abu Qatada.
Speech ... Anjem Choudary, second left, at rally
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He said: “You should be proud when they say terrorists. When they say radical that means you do not compromise, when they say extremists that means you follow the message.”
Later he boasted of being asked to speak in Mexico and Australia.
And he said of British justice: “It’s a complete joke. Theresa May saying one thing and courts saying something else. What kind of system do you have?”
Thames Valley Police said last week they could take no action against him.
Net fight for fanatics
Mass killer ... Anders Breivik
ANTI-TERROR cops are removing more than 100 pieces of propaganda from the internet every month to stop extremists being inspired, The Sun can reveal.
Illegal beheading videos, bomb-making manuals and jihadist calls to arms have all been removed by The Counter Terrorism Internet Referral Unit.
Stabbing ... Roshonara Choudhry
Officers are battling to stem a worrying trend for fanatics being inspired online. Crazed Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik “self-radicalised” on the internet, as did model student Roshonara Choudhry.
She is serving life for stabbing Labour MP Stephen Timms.
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