Herefordshire is one of those places that have been relatively untouched by the ideology of Islam and many of the problems that this ideology all to often brings. This is the third attempt that has been made by a group of Muslims, led I believe by man by the name of Zack Pandor, of Herefordshire Islamic Society, to impose a mosque on a city that has twice now so far said that they don’t want one, and which has fought off mosque plans that this organisation has submitted.
The first attempt was met by justifiable screams of protest from residents. This is unsurprising as this is a county that includes a a significant number of families who have produced British troops that have had to fight the savagery of Islam on the battlefields of Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere and sometimes have died there. I can well imagine how having to deal with fighting in an Islamic land with all the barbarities that such societies are subject to, would make someone utterly opposed and hostile to the ideology of Islam. There are according to this blog’s sources also many in the county who are there because they fled from other parts of the UK, areas which have become dangerously Islamised and therefore according to them, risky to bring up children in. Such people are no doubt none too pleased at seeing this ideology trying to set up shop in an area that they’ve moved to either in whole or in part, to get away from.
This initial attempt at mosque imposition happened a few years back and the plans were met with threats of violence and of poisoning the ground that the mosque was hoping to build on, which are nasty and impossible to condone, and about which West Mercia Police (yes the same West Mercia Police that ignored Islamic Rape Gangs for forty years or so ) issued threats of arrest. Such comments although reprehensible, do show the extent of the anger and the somewhat justifiable anti Islam feeling that was going around. This attempt by the mosque promoters was thankfully busted at a pretty early stage.
The ‘Mosque-e-teers’ then tried to dump a mosque on a second site, on Holme Lacy Road apparently, according to my sources, which was busted at the planning stage over issues of traffic and parking. There was no doubt a sigh of relief that this second attempt to impose a mosque where it plainly is not wanted by the majority was again stymied even though this application had the help of a man by the name of Neville Meredith, a local ‘diversity’ obsessive who during this application relentlessly assisted the mosque promoters.
This next and latest attempt to impose a mosque on Hereford is one that is excessively sneaky in that it uses a non-Muslim front man, or a man with an identifiably non-Muslim name, to purchase a building and then submit a planning permission application to turn the building into a mosque. This looks very much like a tactic by an Islamic group, presumably Zack Pandor’s lot or some similar bunch, to try to slip the application through without stirring up too much local fuss. They must not be allowed to use this tactic in order to succeed in imposing a mosque.
Here’s part of one of the two local newspaper reports that I’ve been sent on this application.
The Hereford Times said:
PLANS have been submitted to convert an office building on the northern side of Eign Street close to the junction of Victoria Street into a place of worship.
Matthew Lane from Weobley who is purchasing the traditional constructed three storey mid terrace building on behalf of an organisation has had to make an application to Herefordshire Council for a change of use from A2 to D1.
Currently there are a handful of objections on the council’s planning portal including one from Hereford Civic Society. John Bothamley, who writes representing the views of the society, complains about “the very poorly presented application”.
He references the ‘ablution areas’ and makes the assumption that the building’s use is most likely to be for Muslim prayer, detailed in the application to be between the hours of 6am and 11pm.
He also makes comment about the “scant regard to building regulations” in the plans which include a bedsit studio for staff.
You can read the full story by clicking on the links below.
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As you can see from the newspaper articles there have been objections already but there need to be many, many more. This mosque will bring no good whatsover to the people of the city and will more than likely, based on what has happened when mosques have set up elsewhere, become a major blight on residents quality of life. People opposed to this mosque imposition need to start filing objections to it and protesting against it as I have seen the degradation that has happened to other small towns and cities and London Boroughs that have had mosques imposed on them. I would not want it to happen to a city in which I have many friends. I would most strongly counsel that people opposed to this application get together fund-raise in order to employ a good planning lawyer such as Gavin Boby the famed ‘Mosquebuster‘, or someone similar in order to stop this potential blight on people’s lives. I’d like to state at this point and as a conclusion that I offer my help to those campaigning against this mosque imposition, because I’ve got friends in the city and I have followed for a while now the numerous attempts to dump a mosque where it is plainly not wanted.
