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Muslim Extremists Abuse Royal Anglian Troops After Afghanistan Return, Barking- London 2010
SICK Muslim extremists bombarded our soldiers with abuse at a homecoming parade — calling them BUTCHERS and BABY KILLERS. Violence erupted as more than 200 heroic members of the 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment marched through a town centre after returning from Afghanistan to vile taunts and jibes. A new group of fanatics — who call themselves Muslims Against the Crusades — branded our brave boys "the death squad" and chanted "go to hell". Incredibly, the extremists were allowed to protest at the same time, and in the same street in Barking, Essex, as the soldiers' welcome home parade. Trouble flared as they waved placards which read: "return of the butchers", "baby killers" and "what are you dying for?18k." They chanted "wicked soldiers go to hell", "murderers, murderers" and "sharia for UK". Riot police were forced to step in as they clashed with angry locals who draped themselves in England flags, belted out the national anthem and retaliated with chants of "scum" and "we pay your benefits". Eggs, glass bottles and pork sausages were also thrown at the group of around 40 protesters. The girlfriend of a brave Royal Anglian soldier who was killed in Afghanistan said the extremists' outrageous protest should have been banned. East News Lance Corporal Scott Hardy, 26, from Chelmsford, Essex, was killed in an explosion near Musa Qala in March just two weeks before he was due to return home. He was one of five soldiers in the regiment to lose their lives. His partner ...
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