Wallace has a string of convictions for violent offences including possession of a knife.
He converted to Islam while in prison serving a sentence of almost five years for attempted robbery
Three weeks after he was released he posted the messages on a thread of comments on the UK Truth Movement Facebook page.
Wallace today pleaded guilty to sending threatening communications at Hendon Magistrates' Court.

Wearing a white traditional Islamic dress and a grey jumper slung over his shoulders, he spoke only to confirm his name and address before entering a guilty plea.
He was remanded in custody and will be sentenced on December 30.
The court heard the messages came to light after Ms Leslie's father saw the comments online and reported them to police.
Wallace claimed he was 'venting his anger' and had not had any sleep because he had been 'protesting for two or three days'.
District Judge Mark Jabbitt said: 'What's absolutely clear is that your language and expressions about this MP Ms Leslie, who you have no knowledge of, went beyond any sort of legitimate comment or protest on an extremely serious issue.
'What you did was personalised it and used really the most vile, insulting and threatening language imaginable on a forum.'

He ordered a full risk assessment report on Wallace and expressed concern that he was not being formally supervised after his release from prison.
Abu Sayeed, defending, said Wallace has mental health issues and had not been taking his anti-psychotic medication.
'He has co-operated fully with the police and expressed remorse and regret,' he added. 'He made the comments to vent his anger.
'Mr Wallace is a Muslim convert, he converted while serving his last sentence. He feels very passionately about the bombing in Syria and the vote recently taken in Parliament.
'He had been out with other protesters and was protesting for two or three days and not had much sleep and hadn't taken his medication.'
Wallace has never met Ms Leslie and thought the page was a 'closed group', Mr Sayeed said.
'In the current climate people would have been fearful of his comments,' he added.

Wallace, whose mother died when he was young and who claims his father abused him as a child, had attended an anti-war rally outside Parliament on the day of the Syria vote and was pictured carrying a giant white poppy.
Shortly before he sent the messages he also posed for a series of pictures with strangers carrying a placard that read: 'I am Muslim, I am labelled a terrorist, I trust you, do you trust me enough for a hug?'.

The day after the vote Wallace sent Mr Benn an email, which he then posted on his Facebook page.
It said: 'I hope to God that you will have nightmares when you hear that kids woman and men have been murdered by your govt.'
The court heard Wallace had been in and out of custody since he was 13 after being expelled from school following the death of his mother when he was eight.
The judge warned Wallace the maximum sentence for the offence was six months.

Wallace, of Teignmouth Road, Willesden Green was remanded into custody, while risk assessments reports were carried out.
He is next appear at Willesden Magistrates court for sentencing on December 30.
A number of other MPs, many of them in the Labour Party, have complained to police that they had received death threats after voting in favour of airstrikes on Islamic State in Syria.
Neil Coyle, the MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark, said police had stationed extra officers outside his surgery after he received an apparent death threat on social media, while Labour Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk has spoken out about receiving an apparent death threat on Facebook after he voted in favour of the military action.

>possessing a knife is a crime
Can't make this up. Props for not coddling him for being Muslim, though.

>>7945
>>7970
>Get A Life, Bin That Knife

>>7944
Islam: not even once

he just hates torys, and hilary benn may as well be a tory.

dirty f****** pig-s******* s***.' lololol