He promised to “deradicalize.” And the British judge, clearly of one mind with the rest of the willfully blind UK establishment, believed him. But where has “deradicalization” ever actually worked? If these “deradicalization” programs won’t deal with the motive, the inspiration for this holy war – namely Islam, how could they possibly be successful? The only way to de-radicalize a Muslim is to convert him to something else.

“ISIS terrorist, 32, jailed for urging his followers to launch ‘lone wolf’ attack on Prince George has his 25-year life sentence cut to 18 after promising to be deradicalised in prison,” by Milly Vincent, Mailonline, April 16, 2019:

An internet terrorist who was jailed for life for urging his social media followers to target Prince George at school had his minimum sentence reduced from 25 years to 18 years today.

Husnain Rashid, 32, provided advice on how a ‘lone wolf’ terrorist could carry out an attack with poison, chemicals, bombs and knives.

He was also in communication with a known IS fighter in Syria and ran his own internet channel.

But his sentence was slashed after the Court of Appeal heard he has promised to be deradicalised and while he encouraged acts of terrorism he did not coordinate them.

Rashid posted 360,000 messages on 150 different chat threads on Telegram between November 2016 and his arrest on 22 November 2017

He also urged thousands of social media followers to carry out terror attacks at the World Cup in Russia.

Rashid encouraged followers to inject cyanide into fruit and vegetables at grocery stores and to poison into ice cream.

Officers seized almost £6,000 which they believed was going to be used to fund terrorism.

Rashid was consulted by terrorists around the globe seeking advice on poisons and explosives and was working on an online magazine named ‘The Lone Mujahid’.

He was in contact with a terrorist fighting jihad in Syria called Omar Ali Hussain known on the internet as ‘Repunzel’.

Rashid posted a photograph of Prince George outside Thomas’ School, Battersea, with a black silhouette of Jihadi fighters with the message: ‘even the royal family will not be left alone.’

He posted a map of Sixth Avenue in New York with the words: ‘New York Halloween Parade. Have you made your preparations? The countdown begins.’

He told his followers to: ‘Fight and spill the blood to the apes in your land’.

Rashid also advocated welding blades to the front of a 4×4 to cause as much carnage as possible when ploughing through crowds.

He had several phones which had programmes designed to hide his internet history which were used to contact terrorist Omar Ali Hussain – the former Morrison’s security guard from High Wycombe, who is thought to have been killed last year.

The pair exchanged messages and phone calls prior to Rashid’s arrest by police.

Police found a ‘treasure trove’ of evidence in his bedroom at 5 Leonard Street, Nelson, Lancs, including a passport in his name, phones, laptops, and other electronic devices.

His phone contained a pdf file of a partially completed version of ‘Lone Mujahid’ magazine. and other articles including: ‘Make a Bomb in Your Kitchen’.

Naeem Mian, defending, told the court the cyber terrorist grew up in an isolated community in Nelson, Lancs and has ‘an introverted personality.’

Lord Justice Holroyde, chair of the Court of Appeal responded: ‘What’s isolated about Nelson?

‘You speak about it like its a wasteland.

‘It’s the industrial heartland of Lancashire.’

In a pre-sentencing report a probation officer said: ‘I don’t believe that he is an imminent danger to society.

‘I believe he has begun a path of deradicalisation and recognises that ISIS represents a perverted interpretation of Islam.

Another passage stated: ‘He is committed to learning the error of his ways.

‘He is an ideal candidate for rehabilitation.’

Lord Justice Holroyde asked him what he would say to the judge’s sentencing remark that Rashid was ‘posting an unstoppable flow of incitement and encouragement to others to commit acts of terrorism.’

Mr Mian said: ‘Unstoppable is probably the wrong adjective….