If she has those feelings why is she living in a Christan country when she could live in one of those lovely Muslim countries? - Things are going to get worse in this country while the liberal/left bend over backwards for western hating Muslims!. Make your vote count, vote BNP for real justice!

John, Salford, England

Of course it is right that no one in a democracy should be convicted for writing their feelings down. And let's not forget that these were her deepest and heartfelt feelings.

I pray that she finds this country so distasteful that she decides to go live in her parents country of origin.

kim, London,

Laws are all upside down now. Letting in terrorist, then not able to prosecute them, but instead judges are fully able to prosecute hard working people over any case of supposed discrimination or hurt feelings. This is mad, mad, mad. Don't get mad, instead vote for the "other" party.

Chris Ashley, Ely, England

Why do some people think that a shop assistant would have detailed information about security measures at Heathrow?

She said: "Akhi - Sorry for the late reply. The airport security is still as tight as ever - even more now though." and mentioned restrictions on liquids which is public information!

Karen Eliot, London, UK

These are the cons of freedom of speech. You have to accept the bad with the good. Shouldn't this be instead taken as yet another sign that something somewhere is going wrong? These kids are getting frustrated. The topic chosen by her was just for its shock value. She needs help.

Murtaza, Cardiff, UK

I don't think this is a case of freedom of speech etc..This woman has malevolent intentions, and was an accessory to a terrorist. What are you going to wait for? That she exercises her wish to become a martyr in the London subway? or perhaps Heathrow itself..what is so confusing? Wake up.

Aimee Kligman, New York, USA

Dare we hope that if we give the Police 42 days to examine documents, they will at least be capable of distinguishing poetry from plans?

jon livesey, Sunnyvale, CA

Totally ridiculous! This has nothing to do with freedom of speech. You can be sued for using derogatory names for people of various racces, but cannot be sued and indeed imprisoned for supporting/giving info to terorists . She would be deported if she lived in certain Arab countries (UAE for example

katja Tonja, Paphos, Cyprus

Seems to me that the CPS botched this prosecution - I'm sure that when supplying details of Heathrow to Qureshi she would have known (or at least should have known) that these were to plan the commission of an offence.

Justin , Hong Kong,

"was found guilty of possessing jihadi propaganda in December last year. " I'm sorry I thought last year was 2007, not 1984.

Barrie, Guildford, UK

The article clearly states that she gave "details of security arrangements at the airport" to"Qureshi, 30, who is now serving four-and-a-half years after pleading guilty to terror charges". Surely this is aiding and abetting a terrorist? Let us defend the rights of those who seek to bomb us all !!

Jim, Horsham,

We really do ask for it don't we. We are a laughing stock.

chris, stoke, UK

The jury should have been told about her contact with Qureshi. Hopefully she is not still working at Heathrow or any other airport for that matter AND has not been given any compensation.

Ian Burgess, Bristol,

Does It mean she gets her job back at Heathrow ,and will she be able to claim back pay since being arrested .......and surely false arrest means compensation claims.Does she have any sisters?

Gordon Lonsdale , Northampton, UK

John, where does the article mention 'anti-terrorism measures at Heathrow'? So what? This woman didn't hurt anyone. What happened to free speech? People are getting arrested for T-shirts, poetry and reading documents. This a victory against the increasing powers of the fascist thought police.

Ben, London, United Kingdom

Well given the evidence which was released, am I to believe that a woman has been let of scott-free for dispensing detailed security information about the anti-terrorism measures at Heathrow?

John Swaine, St Julians, Malta