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QuoteA man who posted a Facebook message calling for all British Muslims to be killed in the wake of the Manchester attack has been jailed for a year.



Keegan Jakovlevs, of Wrexham in North Wales, previously pleaded guilty to publishing material with the intention of stirring up religious hatred.



The 22-year-old was sentenced at Mold Crown Court for the crime, which is made illegal by the Public Order Act 1986.  

Quote from: "Harry"I'll just leave this here...



//http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/man-british-muslims-killed-manchester-attack-facebook-post-keegan-jakovlevs-jailed-wrexham-wales-a7933896.html

QuoteA man who posted a Facebook message calling for all British Muslims to be killed in the wake of the Manchester attack has been jailed for a year.



Keegan Jakovlevs, of Wrexham in North Wales, previously pleaded guilty to publishing material with the intention of stirring up religious hatred.



The 22-year-old was sentenced at Mold Crown Court for the crime, which is made illegal by the Public Order Act 1986.  

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QuoteA local radio station in Sheffield has been taken off air by Ofcom after it broadcast 25 hours of lectures by an alleged former al-Qaida leader.



The media regulator said Iman FM was guilty of "extremely serious breaches" of the broadcasting code by airing material that "was likely to incite or encourage the commission of crime or to lead to disorder".



Between 26 May and 16 June, the community radio station broadcast lectures by Anwar al-Awlaki, a US-born radical Muslim cleric.



However, in its judgement Ofcom said: "Anwar al-Awlaki's comments were not merely polemical or aggressive – he made a direct call to members of the Muslim community to prepare for and carry out violent action against non-Muslim people. He also made indirect calls on members of the Muslim community to commit violence, condoning and encouraging acts of crime, terrorism or violent behaviour.



"No attempt was made by the licensee to place the statements in a context to make them potentially less harmful.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jul/28/ofcom-bans-iman-fm-radio-station-al-qaida-anwar-al-awlaki

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So what's your point?



The above matters are examples of the UK's security and judicial systems working.