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"A Sudanese asylum seeker who dragged a Christian preacher off a ladder and threatened him with a knife at Speakers' Corner is spared jail. The Sudanese national, who has 29 previous convictions for 67 offences since arriving in the UK in 2012, tried to force his victim off a ladder before brandishing a knife and threatening to stab him What if this was a white man with a knife threatening a Muslim preacher? " Courts don’t sentence on skin colour; they sentence on harm, intent, prior record, plea, and risk. . Hull (2015/2016, Hull Crown Court): A Muslim shop owner (Hussein Ali) was racially abused and threatened; one offender returned brandishing a knife (and another had a length of wood). All three avoided immediate custody with prison sentences suspended plus unpaid work/curfews . Peterborough (Oct/Dec 2025): A d*unk man went into a mosque, abused worshippers (including “white people will destroy you”), and avoided jail via a suspended prison sentence plus restrictions (e.g., mosque ban / behaviour order. . If you want a clean “knife + spared jail” comparator (even though the victim isn’t Muslim): Golders Green (June 2024): A man waved a knife and threatened staff at a kosher supermarket and received a suspended sentence plus treatment requirements. . UK courts can (rightly or wrongly) give suspended sentences in knife-related cases depending on facts like intent, injury, plea, mental health, treatment prospects, and risk. | |||
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"A Sudanese asylum seeker who dragged a Christian preacher off a ladder and threatened him with a knife at Speakers' Corner is spared jail. The Sudanese national, who has 29 previous convictions for 67 offences since arriving in the UK in 2012, tried to force his victim off a ladder before brandishing a knife and threatening to stab him What if this was a white man with a knife threatening a Muslim preacher? Courts don’t sentence on skin colour; they sentence on harm, intent, prior record, plea, and risk. . Hull (2015/2016, Hull Crown Court): A Muslim shop owner (Hussein Ali) was racially abused and threatened; one offender returned brandishing a knife (and another had a length of wood). All three avoided immediate custody with prison sentences suspended plus unpaid work/curfews . Peterborough (Oct/Dec 2025): A d*unk man went into a mosque, abused worshippers (including “white people will destroy you”), and avoided jail via a suspended prison sentence plus restrictions (e.g., mosque ban / behaviour order. . If you want a clean “knife + spared jail” comparator (even though the victim isn’t Muslim): Golders Green (June 2024): A man waved a knife and threatened staff at a kosher supermarket and received a suspended sentence plus treatment requirements. . UK courts can (rightly or wrongly) give suspended sentences in knife-related cases depending on facts like intent, injury, plea, mental health, treatment prospects, and risk. " The Golders Green knife attacker was 'Gabriel Abdullah'! 🤣 | |||
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"A Sudanese asylum seeker who dragged a Christian preacher off a ladder and threatened him with a knife at Speakers' Corner is spared jail. The Sudanese national, who has 29 previous convictions for 67 offences since arriving in the UK in 2012, tried to force his victim off a ladder before brandishing a knife and threatening to stab him What if this was a white man with a knife threatening a Muslim preacher? " Wtf is he doing here with 29 previous convictions? | |||
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" Courts don’t sentence on skin colour; they sentence on harm, intent, prior record, plea, and risk. " They shouldn’t, but it seems they do. That’s kinda the point. The thinking here was most likely “yeah he’s been before the court 29 times already, and he’s a follower of a religion that wants to kill every non believer on the planet, but he’s said he’s sorry and will be good from now on. No there’s no evidence to suggest he might lie, he swore on a book that he think is blasphemy. And that preacher was spouting hate speech against Islam so he had every right to kill him anyway. And the police and CPS are clearly racist so should all get life in prison for infringing on this poor man’s rights to kill non believers” Ok I’m being a little over the top but the signals being sent with regards to knife crime are very worrying. No jail time for knife crime. You can go back to the streets and carry on as before, and yes, still threaten people with a knife. | |||
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"For a country that seems to be so intent in punishing people for tweets, the sentencing guidelines for people actually indulging in violence seems too lenient." Remember the guy who tried to stab the man burning a Koran ? He got a suspended sentence but the guy he attacked is still being pursued by the CPS ! | |||
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"For a country that seems to be so intent in punishing people for tweets, the sentencing guidelines for people actually indulging in violence seems too lenient. Remember the guy who tried to stab the man burning a Koran ? He got a suspended sentence but the guy he attacked is still being pursued by the CPS !" Yeah I have been following that case. The CPS is doing as much as possible to appeal against the court that overturned Hamit Coskun's conviction. All over burning a book. But the police didn't even pursue the second attacker, a deliveroo rider who kicked Hamit when he was attacked. The argument from CPS - "Burning a book in a residential or commercial part of central London, between Knightsbridge and Hyde Park, is in itself disorderly and even more so when the book is a holy text, whatever the religion" These frauds are basically arguing for blasphemy laws. | |||
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"I'm not sure if it was serious or not but I read the US may offer the guy asylum if he is convicted." It wouldn’t surprise me to see Trump opening the doors to anyone from the UK who wants to go there. Is saddening to know that the legal system in the UK is so broken that someone with 29 previous convictions gets the lowest possible sentence for a violent knife attack and someone whose never been charged with anything before get the maximum sentence for a tweet. There’s countless other examples. Personal bias on the part of the judges is the only possible explanation. | |||
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