A stark reminder of Western Freedom of Speech and Expression for those who blame West for undermining Muslims and demonizing Islam.
Man brazenly parading ISIS flag outside Big Ben is stopped by police... but then allowed to walk free as they rule he ISN'T breaking the law
The man could be seen walking past a group of scouts near Big Ben with the little girl waving a smaller version of the jihadist group's flag just days before the anniversary of the 7/7 terror attacks.
Police confirmed that they stopped the man in the busy tourist area on Saturday, but did not arrest him as his actions were deemed 'within the law'.
The decision has been slammed on social media, with many saying it makes they feel unsafe on the streets of Britain.
The real question is, will ISIS allow a man to walk around with US or UK flag in the streets of Mosul?
Muslims are enraged when Western people draw the cartoons but when ISIS violates the Message of Prophet Mohammad PBUH everyday in Iraq and Syria, no one dares to question.
The images were posted on a Korean forum after a tourist spotted the man walking around near the Palace of Westminster in central London.
It comes one week after gunman Seifeddine Rezgui killed 38 tourists, including 30 Briton, on a beach in Sousse, Tunisia.
The pictures have caused particular panic as they were taken as Londoners prepare to mark a decade since the July 7 terror attacks.
Scotland Yard said officers spoke to the man and considered his actions within the Public Order Act 1986.
A spokesman said: 'This man was spoken to by officers with consideration given to relevant legislation and a decision was taken by officers at the time that the man was acting within the law. He was not arrested.'
He added: 'Wearing, carrying or displaying of an emblem or flag, by itself, is not an offence unless; the way in which, or the circumstance in which, the emblem is worn, carried or displayed is such as to cause reasonable suspicion that the person is a supporter or member of a proscribed organisation.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3150089/Man-parading-ISIS-flag-outside-Big-Ben.html
Man brazenly parading ISIS flag outside Big Ben is stopped by police... but then allowed to walk free as they rule he ISN'T breaking the law
- Man draped in Islamic State flag seen walking past Big Ben on Saturday
- Young girl waved smaller version of flag as she sat on his shoulders
- Police stopped man, but did not arrest him as actions deemed within law
- It comes after Tunisia attack and days before 7/7 terror attacks anniversary
The man could be seen walking past a group of scouts near Big Ben with the little girl waving a smaller version of the jihadist group's flag just days before the anniversary of the 7/7 terror attacks.
Police confirmed that they stopped the man in the busy tourist area on Saturday, but did not arrest him as his actions were deemed 'within the law'.
The decision has been slammed on social media, with many saying it makes they feel unsafe on the streets of Britain.
The real question is, will ISIS allow a man to walk around with US or UK flag in the streets of Mosul?
Muslims are enraged when Western people draw the cartoons but when ISIS violates the Message of Prophet Mohammad PBUH everyday in Iraq and Syria, no one dares to question.


The images were posted on a Korean forum after a tourist spotted the man walking around near the Palace of Westminster in central London.
It comes one week after gunman Seifeddine Rezgui killed 38 tourists, including 30 Briton, on a beach in Sousse, Tunisia.
The pictures have caused particular panic as they were taken as Londoners prepare to mark a decade since the July 7 terror attacks.
Scotland Yard said officers spoke to the man and considered his actions within the Public Order Act 1986.
A spokesman said: 'This man was spoken to by officers with consideration given to relevant legislation and a decision was taken by officers at the time that the man was acting within the law. He was not arrested.'
He added: 'Wearing, carrying or displaying of an emblem or flag, by itself, is not an offence unless; the way in which, or the circumstance in which, the emblem is worn, carried or displayed is such as to cause reasonable suspicion that the person is a supporter or member of a proscribed organisation.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3150089/Man-parading-ISIS-flag-outside-Big-Ben.html
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