Guest post by DMartyr
Anjem Choudary leads a protest with Lee Rigby killer Michael Adebolajo in the background.
Anjem Coudary, who supports ISIS, promotes Shariah Law, and thinks Pam Geller should be put to death for defaming Muhammad, is compared to Gandhi by the BBC.
The Express reported:
THE BBC has come under fire after one of its chief reporters shockingly compared extremism preacher Anjem Choudary to civil rights heroes Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi.
Stunned viewers watched home affairs editor Mark Easton criticising the Government’s plans to silence hate-mongers such as Choudary, who has refused to condemn the killing of Lee Rigby, by asking whether great historical figures would pass the proposed test.
The newsman carried on by saying extreme views were needed in order to “challenge very established values”.
Speaking on BBC News at Ten last night, the home affairs editor went further and, following a news piece on Choudary, Mr Easton said: “It’s one thing to ban someone for inciting hatred or violence, but quite another to pass a law that silences anyone who challenges established values.
“I was in Parliament Square today – a statue of Gandhi looking down at me who was jailed for being extremist; Mandela who was jailed for being an extremist.
Anjem Choudary responded, saying Gandhi and Mandela were kufaar (infidel).
The comparison with Mandela & Ghandi are false, they are kufaar heading to hellfire whilst I am a Muslim Alhamdulilah http://t.co/6YPl8bY3CV
— Anjem Choudary (@anjemchoudary) May 14, 2015
Last week Choudary told author- activist Pamela Geller on live TV she should be killed.
