Mad as hell about the knighthood of Salman Rushdie, among other grievances, the least of which being that the UK and America are not ruled by Islamic law, Muslims in Britain are now inciting their brethren to assert sovereignty over the West; that freedom of religion is not true freedom of religion for Muslims until they have Islamic rule round the world.

Abu Saif spoke with disdain of Blair’s appointment as a special envoy to the Middle East, issuing an apparent threat.

“Inshallah,” meaning “Allah willing,” he told the crowd, Blair will “go to the Middle East as an envoy, and he’ll come back in a box. Inshallah. What box that is, we leave that up to you.”

Humphries estimated nearly 3,000 Muslims were gathered in front of the mosque in north London June 22, after Friday prayers, to protest Queen Elizabeth’s knighting of Indian author Salman Rushdie, the target of a death-sentence fatwa for “insulting” Islam’s prophet Muhammad in his 1988 book “The Satanic Verses.”

For Humphries, the response of the Muslims at Islam’s largest house of worship in the UK was telling.

“Not one said, ‘You’re not speaking for me’ or ‘Not in my name.’ They stood there and watched and applauded,” he told WND.

Like the UK, Humphries said, the U.S. has three major vulnerabilities to patient, fundamentalist Muslims who believe their purpose for living in the West is to help fulfill Islamic prophecies: The loss of border control, the inability to say no and lack of assimilation.

Be sure to listen to all of the audio feeds, particularly the interview with Abu Saif. It’s truly fascinating stuff, especially with his home-grown British accent, inciting revolution and the destruction of Israel.