Even though these poetries are deviotional, I strongly doupt she is a terrorist at all. I understand why UK Police may take here seriously. Even I was a rebel at that age, going ith the flow and belong to something.

If some gun magazines and some poisen recepie is bad, you should check out my chemestry book and electronic book from School. But even if someone has some magazines and material does not neccesarly mean you actual do anything.


Perhaps I should be put in jail to for knowing all sorts of stuff.
hehe
Perhaps im extreme to , since I would die for my country Norway.

Per Marco in't Veld, Klepp, Norway

Its just poetry... like rap music without a beat... and listen carefully to some hip hop lyrics it aint much better!!!

Sy, LDN, uk

John, Ayr, Scotland

You said "Contrast the sentence imposed on Samina Malik with that on Gillian Gibbons ...........say no more!"

Go further.

Contrast the crimes and the corresponding sentences. Compassion is inevitably absent in extremism.

R Bingham, Lauzun, France

I remember when I was at school there was a manual called the Jolly Roger Cookbook being passed around. This contained instructions on how to make various poisons, bombs and fuses as well as information on commiting fraud and theft. Most people had a copy of this. I know that we would never have used any of the information to hurt people but it was thrilling possessing this information. At about the same time I was, like many teenagers, becoming interested in politics, particularly socialist and anarchist ideologies.
There is no way I would ever have commited any terrorist activity but you can see how it would have been easy for me to be labelled a potential terrorist of the Red Army Faction, Angry Brigade variety.
Samina sounds like a silly young women and little more.

Tom, Barcelona,

I like the bit where Muhammad Abdul Bari, of the Muslim Council of Britain, says that this lady has been prosecuted for "thought crime".

If the Archbishop of Caterbury called on all Anglicans to pray for a plague on Islam, would Mr Bari consider those prayers to be the ultimate in harmless thought crime.

Paul Martin, Birmingham, UK

Our cowardly poilticians and Judges are beyond belief,we need to confront these muslim extremists,the longer they appease the worst it will be,give her what she wants,martydom.but on our terms

Steve Roach, Scunthorpe, UK

nobody else think it's a bit far to actually prosecute her? She hasn't actually done anything wrong no? i mean, she was/is wrong but then so are Nick Griffin, professional Racist, and the bloody pussycat dolls, should we arrest them for espousing/idiolising/having related information on ther pc's, rhubarbery?
yes actually
fuck it
lets execute them
bloody communists
'Utterly unbelievable what these people get away with in this Marxist State of Britain', get you helena
Seems obvious though that she was just a pretender, getting kicks out of the romantic mein kampf side of islamic extremism, nobody else ever made a mistake an gone down a silly road cos it looks cool, innit? Like smoking Lots of Weed.
It's good that she got a suspended sentence, would have been outrageous if she had got more. Where is the freedom? Theres no way this 'anti-terror' legislation is a good thing, were any of you terrified by her actions?
get rid of that and speed cameras and we will be a better nation

Irving Washington , Bangor,

Contrast the sentence imposed on Samina Malik with that on Gillian Gibbons ...........say no more!

John , Ayr, Scotland

As for the comment of voting BNP in future then you have the right to. Do you belive this will make things better and that "thay" can be sent home. If you want to live in a country filled with religious hatred and breeding martyrs (like what the west created in Israil) then vote that way. France is messed up and that is down to le-pens hitler like views gaining such a following surly Britain shouldnt go that way.
As for the muslim council of Britain they seem quite a reasonable non-extremest bunch to me who often speak out against fellow muslims as recently they did in the case of the jailed teacher.
I do not really know enough about the case to know if the judge made the right decision but lets not let one young lady damage religious relationships in Britain.
We should be proud of our religious tolerance in this country and try to live together in peace.

Rich, Bristol, uk

Let's just imagine for a minute what the reaction would be in the middle east (Saudia Arabia perhaps) if a Christian woman was found to be writing poems of this nature and looking forward to killing a large number of Muslims by blowing herself up in Mecca.

Would she have got a fair trial, with proper defence counsel pleading that she is immature (at 23!) and didn't mean it and a sentence which is a warning plus a bit of community service ..... I don't think so.

Dr Bari, as ever, ignores all these facts and pleads that the case against this potential terrorist shouldn't have gone to court. Why do Muslim 'leaders' persist in ignoring the evidence of extremism in their community.

Donna Walker, Effingham, Surrey