Islamic Fanatics Seek To Control British Streets Forcing Sharia Law

Islamic Extremists Seek To Control British Streets

Many British communities have been spotlighted from a fierce group of Islamic fanatics proclaiming that the streets they live in have now become a designated area where Sharia Law is being enforced upon them.

The crude bright yellow posters threaten residents:

“You are entering a Sharia-controlled zone-Islamic rules enforced.”

Hundreds of posters have been displayed on bus stops and street lamps across areas of London.

Under Sharia Law there is no:

Gambling. Music. Concerts. Porn. Prostitution. Drugs. Smoking or Alcohol.

Militant Islamic preacher Anjem Choudary has taken full respnsibility for enforcing the new Sharia Law poster campaign stating that he plans to engulf all Muslim and non-Muslim communities in and around the United Kingdom in what he describes as:

“Putting the seeds down for an Islamic Emirate in the long term.”

As a result many residents living in the targeted London boroughs including, Tower Hamlets, Newham and Waltham Forest, have been threatened or frightened for openly disregarding the strict Islamic rules.

“We now have hundreds if not thousands of people up and down the country willing to go out and patrol the streets for us and a print run of between 10,000 and 50,000 stickers ready for distribution.

“There are 25 areas around the country which the Government has earmarked as areas where violent extremism is a problem.

“We are going to go to all these same areas and implement our own sharia-controlled zones.

“This is the best way for dealing with drunkeness and loutishness, prostitution and the sort of thug life attitude you get in British cities.

“This will mean this is an area where the Muslim community will not tolerate drugs, alcohol, pornography, gambling, usury, free mixing between sexes, call them the fruits if you like of western civilisation.

“We want to run the area as a Sharia-controlled zone and really put the seeds down for an Islamic Emirate in the long run” said Choudary, the head of the banned Islam4UK group.