"What they [the bombers] did was good. They have warned that we are here, we Muslims. People have taken notice that we are here. They died so that people would take notice . . . big meetings and conferences make no change at all. With this, at least people’s ears have pricked up," - Ali, spiritual leader of the Al-Madina Masjid mosque in Tunstall Road, Beeston, where London's 7/7 bombers had worshipped. Check out the full story for how Islamist terrorists receive backing from some mainstream clerics in Britain.