Muslamic Ray Gun

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/6284184/The-English-Defence-League-will-the-flames-of-hatred-spread.html So before the Muslamic Ray guns lay waste to western civilization, get out there. Party. Cut a few shapes. I'm here to protest, right, 'cause I'm going on a march 'cause I want Britain to be about British. I want Britain to be about British. We've got interracial law, and the Muslamic infidel, they're trying to get their law over our country. And it's happening, it is happening. It's happening in other countries. Everything... it's happening in every country, it's like... every, like, you've got, you've got the Iraqi law that they've put, they've put down in, in London. Like, we're more or less near London today. But they're trying to put the Iraqi law down on, on, on London, trying to put... they're just trying to put their, their law down on us. And we, we can't stand for that.

http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/2009/10/18/welsh-defence-league-show-true-colours-91466-24954821/ As noted above, the EDL's official line is that it opposes Islamic extremism. However, there are factors which arguably make it more accurate to describe it as simply anti-Islamic. http://edlnews.co.uk/index.php/featured-stories/derek-fender-corner/1011-darrell-copeland-confuses-richard-iii-with-lionheart http://lancasteruaf.blogspot.com/2011/03/muslamic-ray-guns-weapons-of-mass.html?showComment=1300866340841#c3311902425872865567 http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/400-march-new-Cambridge-mosque-claims-EDL/story-22354612-detail/story.htmlScott Walker, the regional organiser (RO) for Yorkshire, claiming that the EDL has expelled gay people and Jews.

The meme originated with a Press TV documentary that was broadcast on 9 March 2011. The relevant clip, subsequently posted online, shows an interviewer questioning an EDL supporter who appears to be under the influence of alcohol (if not other substances) at a protest. Amongst the group's more controversial former members is John "Snowy" Shaw, who has reportedly fallen for the Protocols of the Elders of Zion hoax, saying that "all true British patriots take the time to read this". [59] However, on an old EDL forum, a gay EDL supporter wrote about how he was turned upon and viciously beaten by his supposed comrades, leaving him with "blood pouring out of two bad cuts" and a smashed-up car. [26] He then explains the perils of “interacial law, and the Muslamic infidel”, along with his belief that “they’re trying to get their law over our country”. Having identified additional Muslamic plots to take over “other countries”, which in the emotion of the moment he struggles to name, our intrepid English lion then comes out with the revelation for which he has become rightly famous. Despite claims of "peaceful protest", demonstrations led by the EDL often result in abuse, threats and violence. Several journalists have reported receiving death threats after covering EDL demonstrations. [50]A more nuanced commentary came from the think tank Demos, which published a report entitled "Inside the EDL" in October 2011. This report argued that the group should not be banned, that restricting its right to protest may make it more extreme, and that more tolerant supporters of the group should be engaged with. [69] Sound familiar?