Hamza mate's new web of hate

A PAL of hook-handed Abu Hamza is continuing a war of hate against Britain — after being DEPORTED.

Evil Adbullah al-Faisal, 44, jailed here in 2003 for soliciting the murder of Jews and Americans, is mounting an internet campaign from his homeland Jamaica.
The preacher of hate — an associate of notorious rabble-rouser Hamza — was kicked out after his release last year.

He is now raising cash from followers so he can carry on his wicked doctrine on the web.

In an interview posted on an extremist British website, he defends terrorism and appeals for funds for equipment to broadcast online and to pay for an international “lecture tour”.
He says Allah will “reward” those who donate.
Faisal also brands democracy the religion of Satan and claims he was “framed” in Britain.
Last night a security source said: “This is clearly an attempt to link up with and recruit those who might be vulnerable to his message.”

Faisal, who will never be allowed to return to Britain, is one of al-Qaeda’s most menacing propaganda merchants.

He claims democracy is wrong “because in a democracy the vote of a Christian carries the same weight as the vote of a Muslim”.

His speeches had a deep influence on the four 7/7 suicide bombers who murdered 52 London commuters in 2005.
Shadow Security Minister Baroness Pauline Neville Jones yesterday demanded an investigation into his web activity.
She said: “This highlights the danger posed by the reach of the internet and difficulties in combating it, but we should not be cowed.”

Inayat Bunglawala, of the Muslim Council of Britain, called for family intervention to prevent youths falling victim to online brainwashing.
He said: “Parents have a responsibility to try to prevent their children from being indoctrinated by those who use the internet to incite hatred.”