Charlie Klendjian - Revision history

Hilary Aked: /* Counterjihad movement activism */

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Counterjihad movement activism

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Hilary Aked: /* A coming civil war? */

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A coming civil war?

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 ===Links to Sharia Watch UK===
 Klendjian spoke at the launch of [[Sharia Watch UK]] in April 2014, hosted by [[Baroness Cox]] in the House of Lords. In his speech he mentioned what he saw as the ‘increasingly non-benign influence Islam is having on our way of life’. He worked closely with the organisation's founder [[Anne Marie Waters]] and contributed to its first report, which he promoted via the LSS website.<ref name="Ceasefire">Hilary Aked, [The Lawyer, the Mohammed Cartoon Exhibition and the ‘Civil War’ that Wasn’t https://ceasefiremagazine.co.uk/lawyer-mohammed-cartoon-exhibition-civil-war-wasnt/], Ceasefire Magazine, 7 September 2015.</ref>
 ===Involvement in planned Mohammed cartoon exhibition===

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 ==Resources==
-*[https://ceasefiremagazine.co.uk/lawyer-mohammed-cartoon-exhibition-civil-war-wasnt/ The Lawyer, the Mohammed Cartoon Exhibition and the ‘Civil War’ that Wasn’t], Ceasefire Magazine, 7 September 2015.
+*[https://ceasefiremagazine.co.uk/lawyer-mohammed-cartoon-exhibition-civil-war-wasnt/ The Lawyer, the Mohammed Cartoon Exhibition and the ‘Civil War’ that Wasn’t], ''Ceasefire Magazine'', 7 September 2015.
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 In a speech Klendjian gave in Hyde Park in October 2014 he delivered a passionate anti-Islam diatribe, which included the following:
-‘This is very serious. In the news only in the last few weeks: sharia councils, Alan Henning, FGM, honour violence, grooming gangs, Rotheram, 7/7, Lee Rigby, sharia welfare in controlled councils, Boko Haram…if all this is not enough for us to realise something is wrong, then what is? Heads on sticks in Marble Arch? When are you gonna get angry? When are you gonna get angry? You can see I’m f*cking angry. Get angry! Get f*cking angry! We can’t deny reality anymore. The reality is Islam is the problem.’<ref name="Ceasefire"/>
+<blockquote style="background-color:ivory;border:1pt solid Darkgoldenrod;padding:1%;font-size:10pt">‘This is very serious. In the news only in the last few weeks: sharia councils, Alan Henning, FGM, honour violence, grooming gangs, Rotheram, 7/7, Lee Rigby, sharia welfare in controlled councils, Boko Haram…if all this is not enough for us to realise something is wrong, then what is? Heads on sticks in Marble Arch? When are you gonna get angry? When are you gonna get angry? You can see I’m f*cking angry. Get angry! Get f*cking angry! We can’t deny reality anymore. The reality is Islam is the problem.’<ref name="Ceasefire"/></blockquote>
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	Klendjian has also cited counterjihad author [[Bruce Bawer]] and directed readers to articles published by the [[Gatestone Institute]] on at least two occasions.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>		Klendjian has also cited counterjihad author [[Bruce Bawer]] and directed readers to articles published by the [[Gatestone Institute]] on at least two occasions.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>
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		+	==='Islam is the problem'===
		+	In a speech Klendjian gave in Hyde Park in October 2014 he delivered a passionate anti-Islam diatribe, which included the following:
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		+	‘This is very serious. In the news only in the last few weeks: sharia councils, Alan Henning, FGM, honour violence, grooming gangs, Rotheram, 7/7, Lee Rigby, sharia welfare in controlled councils, Boko Haram…if all this is not enough for us to realise something is wrong, then what is? Heads on sticks in Marble Arch? When are you gonna get angry? When are you gonna get angry? You can see I’m fcking angry. Get angry! Get fcking angry! We can’t deny reality anymore. The reality is Islam is the problem.’<ref name="Ceasefire"/>

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 ==Views==
-<youtube size="medium" align="right" caption="Charlie Klendjian speaking at Manchester University with [[Anne Marie Waters]], 3 Dec 2014">f0gI27lW3QA</youtube>
+<youtube size="medium" align="right" caption="Charlie Klendjian speaking at Manchester University with [[Anne Marie Waters]], 3 December 2014">f0gI27lW3QA</youtube>
 ===A coming civil war?===

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 Klendjian has argued, for instance, that if Sharia law is incorporated into the British legal system ‘we’ll have to fight to remove it, literally’. On another occasion he stated that 'civil disorder or something akin to a violent revolution’ might be required to reverse its influence, predicting ominously at the end of the same speech ‘we can either fight this battle now, with our words, or we can leave it to the generation that follows to fight it with their blood'.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>
-At the University of Manchester Klendjian offered a similarly dystopian vision of a bloody future, arguing that: ‘there is a problem and anyone who denies there is a problem is part of the problem. If we don’t solve this problem with words we’re gonna have to solve it with our fists, our children are gonna have to solve it with their fists, they’re gonna have to solve it with their blood’.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>
+At the University of Manchester Klendjian offered a similarly dystopian vision of a bloody future, arguing (at 4:07 in video, right) that: ‘there is a problem and anyone who denies there is a problem is part of the problem. If we don’t solve this problem with words we’re gonna have to solve it with our fists, our children are gonna have to solve it with their fists, they’re gonna have to solve it with their blood’.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>
 Klendjian  has also cited counterjihad author [[Bruce Bawer]] and directed readers to articles published by the [[Gatestone Institute]] on at least two occasions.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>

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	At the University of Manchester Klendjian offered a similarly dystopian vision of a bloody future, arguing that: ‘there is a problem and anyone who denies there is a problem is part of the problem. If we don’t solve this problem with words we’re gonna have to solve it with our fists, our children are gonna have to solve it with their fists, they’re gonna have to solve it with their blood’.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>		At the University of Manchester Klendjian offered a similarly dystopian vision of a bloody future, arguing that: ‘there is a problem and anyone who denies there is a problem is part of the problem. If we don’t solve this problem with words we’re gonna have to solve it with our fists, our children are gonna have to solve it with their fists, they’re gonna have to solve it with their blood’.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>
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		+	Klendjian has also cited counterjihad author [[Bruce Bawer]] and directed readers to articles published by the [[Gatestone Institute]] on at least two occasions.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>

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	Klendjian has argued, for instance, that if Sharia law is incorporated into the British legal system ‘we’ll have to fight to remove it, literally’. On another occasion he stated that 'civil disorder or something akin to a violent revolution’ might be required to reverse its influence, predicting ominously at the end of the same speech ‘we can either fight this battle now, with our words, or we can leave it to the generation that follows to fight it with their blood'.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>		Klendjian has argued, for instance, that if Sharia law is incorporated into the British legal system ‘we’ll have to fight to remove it, literally’. On another occasion he stated that 'civil disorder or something akin to a violent revolution’ might be required to reverse its influence, predicting ominously at the end of the same speech ‘we can either fight this battle now, with our words, or we can leave it to the generation that follows to fight it with their blood'.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>
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		+	At the University of Manchester Klendjian offered a similarly dystopian vision of a bloody future, arguing that: ‘there is a problem and anyone who denies there is a problem is part of the problem. If we don’t solve this problem with words we’re gonna have to solve it with our fists, our children are gonna have to solve it with their fists, they’re gonna have to solve it with their blood’.<ref name="Ceasefire"/>

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