Are Christians the New Persecuted?

*Note: Video is blocked in the UK (Available on 4oD in 7 parts)
December 2010 on Channel 4

The rise of aggressive secularism and radical Islam has left many Christians feeling under attack and unable to express their faith. Do Christians really face abuse and discrimination? Or are they just struggling to adjust to multi-faith Britain?

Interviews with Nicky Rawlins, Bishop Nick Baines, Gary MacFarlane, Peter Tatchell, Andrea Williams, Bishop Michael Nazir Ali, and Anjem Choudary.

(Thanks to TheRationalizer for the videos)

Moderate vs. Extremist Islam

Full Episode - Should Americans Fear Islam?
October 3, 2010 on ABC's 'This Week' with Christiane Amanpour
(via RichardDawkins.net)

British Islamist Anjem Choudary: Freedom and Democracy Are Idols That Must Be Destroyed and Replaced with Obedience to Allah

February 3, 2010 on Press TV
From Transcript:

Anjem Choudary: You know, I don't believe in the concept of freedom of expression. I don't believe in democracy. I don't believe in secularism or liberalism. I believe these are idols that the people are worshipping nowadays, taking them away from worshipping our lord, Allah. I believe that sovereignty and supremacy belongs to God, but I will function within the realms of their so-called "freedom," to expose their own fallacies.
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(via Sam Harris: There is no "clash of civilizations"? Okay, what's this?)

Thank God for Andy Choudary

by Pat Condell

Anjem Choudary: Islamist dickhead

by Pat Condell
See also:

• "All homosexuals should be stoned to death"
• "Make every woman wear a Burkha"
• "I want to see the flag of Allah flying over Downing Street"
• Pictures: Andy Choudary's ungodly past
• Choudary explains how Islam will take over the UK (Video)
• Petition against Sharia Law

Jon Ronson: Tottenham Ayatollah Revisited

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Aired: September 5, 2005 on Channel 4

In 1997, when Islamist extremism was still somebody else’s problem, Jon Ronson spent a year profiling cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed. In a post-7/7 world, the resulting film gets a re-screening with a new introduction from Ronson. The government says Bakri won’t be allowed to return to the UK and certainly his anti-Semitic, anti-homosexual views are distasteful; but Ronson (himself Jewish) also manages to convey, via mundane details, the absurdities of Bakri’s mission to turn Britain into an Islamist state — jihad training in a Crawley scout hut etc.