article_snippet.sent: maybe’ influenced by the rally organised by banned terror group Al-Muhajiroun.
article_snippet.sent: Abase Hussen, circled,  marched at the head of a violent rally held by Muslim extremists in London in 2012 .
article_snippet.sent: It then emerged Abase Hussen had been in caught in shocking video footage amid a flag-burning mob, screaming in rage at a protest outside the US embassy in London, in 2012.
article_snippet.sent: Also at a violent rally held by Muslim extremists in London in 2012 were hate cleric Anjem Choudary and Michael Adebowale, one of the killers of Fusilier Lee Rigby.
article_snippet.sent: One took place outside the Saudi embassy in London, in 2013, and is said to have been organised by the Islamic extremist group Al-Muhajiroun, founded by hate cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed and linked to many Islamic terror atrocities of the past decade.
article_snippet.sent: Yesterday Mr Hussen, who went to this rally and another similar one with Omar Bakri Mohammed daughter and wife Fetia, conceded Yesterday Mr Hussen, who went to this rally and another similar one with his daughter and wife Fetia might have influenced the youngster, who would have been 13 at the time.
article_snippet.sent: a violent rally held by Muslim extremists in London in 2012 was held against the treatment of Ethiopians in Saudi Arabia after human rights violations, and Mr Hussen, 47, who is from Ethiopia, said: ‘We both lost many people back home, we wanted to try to get help for people back home, too many human rights violations there.
article_snippet.sent: ’ Yesterday respected analyst Shiraz Maher, senior fellow at The International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation at King’s College London, tweeted:
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hussen said Mr Hussen felt ‘terrible’ to know Mr Hussen had been protesting with one of Mr Rigby’s killers and said: ‘It was brutal, It has nothing to do with Islam, It is not human.
highlights_snippet.sent: Abase Hussen attended one rally alongside one of Lee Rigby's killers .
  