INFIDELS, THRILLS AND SPILLS part 1

Transcript

Policewoman: Sorry?

Barry: You’re learning?

Abu Abdullah: So you didn’t know? You’ve been here for 15 months and you didn’t know…

Barry: Well you don’t see many women here do you?

Abu Abdullah: Well the explanation for that is…er…obviously a man gets feelings for a woman, so when you touch you can get turned on…but I’m a married man and…

Barry: You don’t get feelings.

Abu Abdullah: Erm…I’m going to need a little bit more time to get back to you..

Barry: I can see you any time…It’s a question of what you mean when you say you need more time.

Abu Abdullah: As of now, I can’t tell the worshipers blah blah it’s like this..It don’t work like that.

Barry: Well I’m relaxed about all of that…All I’ve said to you all along is that there might come a time when, if we are not making any progress towards a solution then we might have to force the issue a bit. But lets hope it doesn’t come to that.

Abu Abdullah: Well. We’re hoping it doesn’t but to be honest, with respect..erm…from our point of view even though our sheik has been taken away…obviously he’s the man that gave the advice and obviously he was very well educated to give the best of advice and we took the advice…erm…but he has now been taken away from us.

But that doesn’t mean that really from our point of view that we’ve become weaker or in any way with the utmost respect to you that you’re not really dealing with people again that are like children. compared to the Sheik. We’re his students but… we have to make a decision

Barry: Sure

Abu Abdullah: And again from my point of view concerning the worshippers I’ve got to make the best decision for the worshippers.

Barry: Absolutely. I’ve not treated you like a child have I?

Abu Abdullah: No. no. Not at all. I didn’t mean that in a disrespectful manner.

Barry: Of course. Of course. Well look I’m available to see you any evening….erm…I’m very busy during the day most days next week..but I would like to talk some more about it before another weeks gone by. So, you know how to get hold of me don’t you?

Abu Abdullah: Of course. Of course. If the worst did come to the worst. You may have to make some kind of arrests…when I say some kind of arrests…erm….its something that we believe in and something that we believe in its very, very difficult for us to walk away from if we’re going to be arrested or bullied by whoever the government sends down on top of our ‘eads.

I think the British public as well as the government should be addressing the issue more delicately instead of forcing you to force your hand.

Barry: Just, just a bit of feedback on what you’ve said…Mr. Abdullah…from my perspective…I don’t expect you to necessarily, you know, believe me but from my perspective, there’s no pressure on me. It’s up to me. I’m the police commander round here. And…I don’t want to, in any way end up with us having to make lots of arrests and all of the huge disruption that that causes, not just for yourselves but for us, we’ve got other things we should be getting on with…but.

Abu Abdullah: With respect..

Barry: But we have spent 16 months allowing you to have your protest…

Abu Abdullah: Allah allowed us, with respect…

Barry: Well we’ve spent 16 months without intervening to stop the protest which we could have done 16 months ago. There has to come a time when things have to be reviewed…and a decision taken as to whether we carry on as we were, or things change. That’s all I’m saying.

 

 

Barry: On a Friday for the last sixteen months we’ve had about a dozen, perhaps 16 police officers here who are local officers who would be on duty in this area anyway. Today there’s a lot more officers because unfortunately for the last few weeks..erm…some right wing so called radical groups have come to protest in opposition to whats going on here, so I think there’s about 20 young lads round the corner there who intend to come round here and make their opposition to these prayers known.

Its certainly got nothing to do with our need to stop this situation going on. If we are going to stop these prayers taking place outside the mosque here then we’re going to do it by negotiation. Not, I would hope, by confrontation.

He’s known to me as Mr. Abdul Abdullah. Abdul Abdullah.

Journalist: A-b-d-u-l- a-b-d-u-l-l-a-h is that right?

Barry: I’ve never asked him to spell it.

Journalist2: What have you been talking about for the previous 16 months?

Barry: How we can make sure that we don’t cause to much disruption, how we can close the road for a short space of time, how we can make sure that the press behave themselves, which is always a challenge, how we can make sure that any oppositions to the prayers is contained in a peaceful way, how we can make sure that people that live here can walk by without being disrupted. That’s what we’ve talked about for 16 months, now is the time to talk about how we can actually return the community back to how it was before the mosque was searched.

Abu Abdullah: …was persecuted for that, as the prophet Jesus was persecuted for that. As the prophet Mohamed sal alla sul u wala was persecuted for that.

Bones: I can’t reach from behind the barrier. Can I go behind that barrier?

Policeman: You have to go behind the barrier. All the press back behind the barrier.

Bones: Jesus.

Abdullah: …So you can continue to oppress the Muslim lands and implement your democracy and torture, unjustified

Poiliceman: You’ve got to go back that way please. Back behind the barrier. That way. Hello? Hello? You need to go back behind the barrier. All the press behind the barrier please…keep going…keep going…

Abu Abdullah: Brothers and sisters in Islam. It is the intention of the Police and the government to remove us from worshiping outside this mosque. The mosque that’s been violated. Our sheik that’s been violated. All the Muslims that have been violated.. ba sa lalla lal sa lah. You! The kaffir council of Britain (MCB) have no say in Allah’s religion…

 

UBA: Rule Brittania, Brittania rules the waves! Britain’s never, never, never shall be slaves! U! U! UBA! Etc…You wot?… Hamza’s gonna fry!… Whats it like to wear a dress?…If you all hate terrorists clap your hands…Out! Out! Out!…You’re just a burden on society…What you watching us for? (To police photographer)

 

Bookseller: Cos once they arrest Abu Hamza and lock him up it’ll be your turn next. It’s the new world order isn’t it?

UBA Sympathiser: The National health system is absolutely terrible, because people come over here poncing. Yes or No? Is that why the National Health is in crisis?

Bookseller: It’s a small percentage of the tax-payers budget. Most of that money is going to Israel. Do you understand that?

UBA Sympathiser: That’s bullshit.

UBA Sympathiser2: Most of that moneys going to Israel? How can you say that?

UBA Sympathiser: Lets find out then…

UBA Sympathiser2: What does this country get…

Bookseller: Who’s it in debt to?

UBA Sympathiser: So why do people come over here and not put nothing back in then? If you takes things out you got to put back in..

UBA Sympathiser2: What does this country get?

UBA Sympathiser: That’s whats the matter with this country…British….but put your money back in where it comes from. You can’t ponce all the time.

UBA Sympathiser2: You’ve just blocked off this road. Everybody’s just blocked off this whole complete road. How much is it costing the old bill…

UBA Sympathiser: We’re having a conversation!

Bones: Hold him…hold him etc..

(Non-existant skirmish)

Abdullah: Take you’re hand off me copper cos it’ll be on your head if it kicks off round here…Keep your hands to yourself copper…

Policeman: These lot over here…you lot over there…don’t tell me what to do mate…you go over there…Disappear…

Bones: Nice one guys. You’re alright…nice one.

Abdullah: Come back brothers. Don’t kick it off brothers cos that’s what they want and then we stop it. They’ll be bloodshed here and it’ll be by them idiots and this copper here. Be it on his head. Now come back. Come out of there yeah? No ruckin'.

Bystander: It ties into the environment as well. That’s the issue that always gets overlooked is the environment. What damage man is doing to the environment. Man in general is doing damage…

Bookseller: We consider ourselves to be

Bystander: I mean look at America. America is 2 percent, 2-3 percent of the world population and yet they use over half of the worlds resources. You know? The issues that should be in the news are those kind of issues...What gets overshadowed all the time is what man as a whole. We are all the same. All made of the same stuff…blood and bones and tissue and stuff…and its our influence on the planet that we should be…

Bookseller: We consider ourselves to be the friends of the earth. We are pro-environmental issues.

Bystander: So why do we get caught up in these other issues?

Bookseller: Because the media portrays us as terrorists and we’re not. These people don’t even know because they’re reading the Sun and they believe what the Sun tells them. They say Abu Hamza’s a terrorist but what do they know?

Bystander: That’s the media. It’s all down to the media…

Bookseller: Yeah

Bystander: You need to look at the media and not look at these people cos they’ve got a point of view whether its right or wrong…

Bookseller: Listen…I can debate with them…Its no problem…It all got excited over nothing as far as I’m concerned…

Bystander: Everybody’s entitled to their opinion aren’t they, but you know, we should perhaps be looking at other aspects rather than just, you know, what the media want us to look into but, anyway I’ve got work to do…

Bones: Thank you! Thanks for coming!

Bones: That was pretty good no?

These two have been here all the time as well.

Patrick Holland (IWC Media): Which ones?

Bones: This Irish lady

Patrick: Really?

Bones: Yeah, she thinks Abu Hamza should be in prison but she’s also shooken his hook and said what a nice guy he is…its just really funny like…

Patrick: Shitballs. We should have made the film ages ago don’t you think? It should have been, each week we come down here with Dave…Given him a better camera..

Bones: What’s that?

Patrick: I was just thinking that its great, I wish I had come down here weeks ago.

Bones: I know! If I’d have brought you down here before Hamza was arrested and introduced you it would have been like… You know what I mean? Different story…

Bones: (To Policeman) Can we come in now?

Bones: How you doing, alright?

Mary: I saw you this morning but I couldn’t think of your name.

 

Barry: You haven’t got to come to me, I can come to you if that is easiest. We do need to talk about it. So you’ll contact me will you?…One day this week…We’d like to meet again if we could?…Alright, we’ll let you get on and do what you got to do…

Bones: Mr. Abdullah, how do you feel about the policing over the last 16 months?

Abdullah: they’ve done their job haven’t they? I mean, the Police are the Police, they’ve done their job err…we’ve got no quarrels with the Police but when he’s going to man-handle me like that I’m the wrong person to do it to. He knows that I’m security here and the way I look at it they’re trying to break us up and now they’re targeting the other main heads of the brotherhood here to remove us, but its going to be very difficult to remove people like me because when you have faith, you only fear Allah.

Bones: How did you feel when you heard Mr. Hamza was arrested?

Abdullah: You need to come down to the embassy and you’ll get some answers there…

Bones: And….

Mystery Mask: That’s it.

Dumplings: Embassy…You know that, come on, no more questions. You got a question for me? I got a question for you.

Bones: No, no, how you feel about…

Dumplings: What’s you’re favorite meat?…(come on)…What’s your favorite meat?

Bones: Erm…err…bacon.

Dumplings: Bacon.

Bones: That’s anti-Islamic isn’t it?

Dumplings: The picture of the bacon or the picture of the pig?

Bones: I don’t know, I try and be…ideologically I’m a vegetarian.

Dumplings: You eat pig right? You eat pork? You eat pork?

Abdullah: Bruv…lets go….

Bones: Mr. Abdullah, can I just introduce you quickly to err…

Patrick: Mr. Abdullah, is anything being done, in terms of the campaign for Abu Hamza, what are you doing in terms of trying to get.

Abdullah: I’m not going to respond to anything. Come down to the US Embassy you’ll get some more information from us there and you’ll see…

Bones: But, But

Patrick: Because what we are interested in doing is making a film about your campaign.

Abdullah: Then come over there and you’ll get a lot more understanding there and obviously…we’ve got some pictures to show you as well.

Patrick: In terms of his…Abu Hamza’s human rights.

Abdullah: You’re asking me and I’m telling you respectfully, if you come there...I know that you’ve probably come a long way, you’ve just got to travel a bit more and then you’ll get your story.

Patrick: Thank you.

Abdullah: Brothers lets start making our way. If theres a brother who can advice brothers which is the best possible way to meet at the embassy or give directions from any train station please brothers do that and then disperse.

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