Muslim convert who agitated for sharia state in UK given groundbreaking asbo

Jordan Horner, a Muslim convert, took part in vigilante patrols and promoted extremist material. Photograph: Metropolitan police/PA

A Muslim convert who targeted members of the public as part of a campaign for a sharia state in Britain has been given a groundbreaking asbo, police have said.

Jordan Horner, 20, from northeast London has been ordered to stop preaching in public, in a legal first.

He had taken part in vigilante patrols and street protests promoting extreme versions of Islam in the city's East End.

He is also thought to have distributed leaflets and posters advertising a "sharia controlled zone" in Waltham Forest, the Metropolitan police said.

Horner appeared at the Old Bailey on Friday, where a series of restrictions were imposed.

Among these was an order not to meet with Anjem Choudary, Royal Barnes, Ricardo McFarlane or Dean Le Page "except for peaceful worship inside a mosque or other Islamic cultural centre".

Barnes, 23, of Hackney, east London, this week pleaded guilty to posting videos on YouTube glorifying the horrific killing of Fusilier Lee Rigby in May last year.

Barnes and his wife, Rebekah Dawson, 22, recorded and uploaded three videos shortly after the murder in Woolwich, south London.

In one of the videos posted through his Musa Real Talks account, Barnes hailed the murder as a "brilliant day".

In a followup, he mocked the outpouring of public grief, laughing uncontrollably as he drove past floral tributes.

He admitted three counts of disseminating a terrorist publication and one of inciting murder during a hearing at the Old Bailey. He is currently awaiting sentence.

He was also told he must not be in possession of a loudhailer in public or enter any educational establishment, unless he is a student there.

As well as being forbidden to preach and hand out leaflets in support of sharia law, Horner was banned from defacing public adverts.

The Met said: "Waltham Forest is one of London's most culturally diverse boroughs with almost half of its 235,000 residents being of a minority ethnic origin and from a multitude of religious backgrounds.  Discrimination and persecution based on a person's cultural or religious background is something the police or council will not tolerate.

Chief Superintendent Mark Collins – Waltham Forest borough's commander – said: "The granting of an asbo against Jordan Horner sends a clear message that extremist behaviour will not be tolerated on our streets."

The asbo will run for five years and be in effect throughout London.

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/feb/15/sharia-law-campaign-muslim-groundbreaking-asbo

This kind of behaviour helps no one  

The last thing anyone needs, especially the good, peaceful Muslims who often face persecution on a daily basis, bloody idiot.

Can't trust those ginger bastards.

well its good in someways bad in others, he should be given an asbo for breach of the peace of something, no told not to preach as that could effect any faith and why should other be effected by this idiot and his behaviour

A couple of points to note - he's not allowed to meet up with a few named individuals who have committed terrorist acts "except for peaceful worship inside a mosque or other Islamic cultural centre".

Who will be monitoring the insides of those places?

My god, our authorities aren't even allowed to put cctv up in muslim towns, if you all remember?

The next point - "for 5 years" - I'm guessing our authorities have realised that after 5 years there will be more of them than us and by rights, he'll be able to do whatever he wants anyway!

BigAndy9 wrote:A couple of points to note - he's not allowed to meet up with a few named individuals who have committed terrorist acts "except for peaceful worship inside a mosque or other Islamic cultural centre".

Who will be monitoring the insides of those places?

My god, our authorities aren't even allowed to put cctv up in muslim towns, if you all remember?

The next point - "for 5 years" - I'm guessing our authorities have realised that after 5 years there will be more of them than us and by rights, he'll be able to do whatever he wants anyway!

no one dare imply they need to be watched in mosques... :D 

Joy Division wrote:The last thing anyone needs, especially the good, peaceful Muslims who often face persecution on a daily basis, bloody idiot.

Exactly JD, I don't know how the heck he thought he'd get away with such extreme behaviour   and you're right, it is disrespectful to peaceful muslims.

feelthelove wrote:

Joy Division wrote:The last thing anyone needs, especially the good, peaceful Muslims who often face persecution on a daily basis, bloody idiot.

Exactly JD, I don't know how the heck he thought he'd get away with such extreme behaviour   and you're right, it is disrespectful to peaceful muslims.

when you say peaceful muslims do you mean those who don't do what the koran says... :D 

Does this cretin not know that his God doesn't want him condoning evil behaviour??
That's what I don't get; why do people commit nasty acts, or evil acts, and think their God will approve??

eddie wrote:Does this cretin not know that his God doesn't want him condoning evil behaviour??
That's what I don't get; why do people commit nasty acts, or evil acts, and think their God will approve??

because the koran has hate throughout... :D