Furthermore, Ahmad had harsh words for senior police officers. Ahmad stated: "It seems that some of our most senior officers have been seduced by Mr (Ed) Husain's celebrity status and have been taken in by the stereotypical image of Islam he portrays in his book ("The Islamist"). This is an image they probably feel comfortable with, but is a million miles from reality. Mr Husain has few supporters within the Muslim Community."

Ahmad's main point betrays his group's Islamist agenda: "We regularly hear senior police officers say ‘Communities defeat terrorism'. The police service needs to live this phrase and not allow it to be a convenient strapline without demonstrating a true commitment to it. We must make full use of the skills and knowledge of our Muslim officers and staff, and not be swayed by such dramatic headlines as ‘Four Brit Al Qaeda Cops' (News of the World, 9 March)."

Zaheer Ahmad and his worthless NAMP are part of Britain's problem with extreme Islamism and are certainly not part of the solution. They are subversive, seek to use Britain's laws on diversity against the police force to disrupt it, prey on the force's politically correct soft underbelly and promote Islamism - they are nothing short of a waste of police time. Muslim police officers who subscribe to NAMP are mistaken or in the force for the wrong reasons.

Certainly, Britain's police force must engage with the Muslim community to help counter terrorism and surely Muslim police officers are useful in explaining to British Muslim communities how British law works for one and all. But ACPO was right to block these Islamists out and right again to refer to the significance of Ed Husain - for he alone has achieved more in one year of speaking out against extreme Islamism in Britain than organisations of Taqiyya  like the MCB or NAMP will achieve in a hundred generations of living in Britain.

British police - stamp on Namp.

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