I had a feeling that was going to be crickets, thanks for the laugh
Another measure considered was the need for anyone in the Muslim community with suspicions that extremists were moving into an area to inform police. But Sir Iqbal stopped short of supporting a Muslim hotline for people to phone if they had suspicions of extremist activities in an area. The idea was floated by Sir Ian Blair, the commissioner of the Metropolitan police. Sir Iqbal said Muslims had no more responsibility for informing on criminal activity than anyone else.
Sir Iqbal told members of Leeds Grand Central mosque it was not up to the community to act as police and intelligence officers. "The imams, the community leaders, are not the police. It is not for us to police or to provide intelligence."
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This is the first time I have seen the number "contact their anti-terrorist hotline on 0800 789 321"
(it only says to call if you have info about the failed bombings)
and who is this Sir Iqbal Sacranie, Trustee of Muslim Aid and Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain
why, he is the leader of this organization
www.mcb.org.uk/e54.htmlhere is a quote from them.......
Hostages
The recent spate of horrific kidnappings and savage beheading of hostages in Iraq has vindicated the well considered view that the continued presence of foreign troops in Iraq and aerial bombings of its cities and villages will engender more violent reaction and human suffering of incalculable proportions. Recent reports indicate that over 100,000 Iraqis are estimated to have died since the start of the war in Iraq. The MCB reaffirms its call for the withdrawal of all foreign forces from Iraq and the restoration of its people's sovereign right to rule themselves.