British soldiers warned not to wear uniforms in public: alert over copycat Lee Rigby-style jihad murders

Jihadist Beheader Michael Adebolajo kissing his quran in court

Counter-terror officers have warned soldiers at the military base in Beavers Lane, Hounslow… Members of the Welsh Guards were told to avoid drawing attention to their army status by wearing their uniform in nearby pubs or Hounslow High Street.

And don’t wear any Pamela Geller or Atlas Shrugs or AFDI or SIOA or Jihadwatch or US Constitution or Union Jack on a tee shirt, either! Thank goodness the British government banned Robert and me from speaking on the jihad threat in Britain.

We were banned from laying a wreath at the site of Lee Rigby’s murder on Armed Services day.

“UK soldiers warned not to wear uniforms in public: alert over copycat Lee Rigby-style jihad murders,” (thanks to Robert Spencer)

 Anyway, the cowardice of British authorities is apparently inexhaustible: they don’t say, “Be alert, be vigilant, and stand up for yourself and your country. Defend yourself if attacked.” Instead, they say, “Don’t wear your uniform on the street.” Unconscionable. “Hounslow soldiers ‘on alert over threat of copycat Lee Rigby-style killings,’” by Robert Cumber for GetWestLondon, February 24 (thanks to Marc):

Police have reportedly stepped up patrols around Hounslow Cavalry Barracks amid concerns extremists are plotting a copycat Lee Rigby-style killing.

Counter-terror officers have warned soldiers at the military base in Beavers Lane, Hounslow, to be alert as the British soldier’s murderers await sentencing this week.

Members of the Welsh Guards were told to avoid drawing attention to their army status by wearing their uniform in nearby pubs or Hounslow High Street, according to a report in the Mirror today , after intelligence suggested fanatics in the area supported Mr Rigby’s killing.

Neither the police nor the Army would comment directly on the reports or what security measures have been taken.

However, a police spokeswoman said: “We work very closely with our colleagues in the military to ensure appropriate protective security measures are in place and that intelligence is exchanged, monitored and responded to.”

Mr Rigby, who served for two years in Hounslow , was killed near the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich last May.

Michael Adebolajo, 29, and Michael Adebowale, 22, said they carried out the horrific attack in revenge for the Army killing Muslims. They were both found guilty of his murder and are due to be sentenced this Wednesday.