mammothboy2 wrote:Here

http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/05/pu ... ganda-war/

......................... I wish the FREE WORLD has leadership like Putin's

and the TOP BLOKE in Slovakia who yelled into the microphone

"Not ONE repeat NOT ONE Muslim "Refugee" will be admitted to Slovakia!"

Yobbo wrote:

ot mien kampf wrote:

Garry.Crabtree wrote:

Forktongue2 wrote: But here we are with a Paki nutjob holding a position with tremendous power.

Fucking ignorant racist dickhead.

How nice, hide behind the race card and deny his known extremist links.

http://www.conservativehome.com/localgo ... links.html

bolueeleh wrote:nothing like religion or race, to get ppl riled up

Garry.Crabtree wrote:

Forktongue2 wrote: But here we are with a Paki nutjob holding a position with tremendous power.

Fucking ignorant racist dickhead.

hanno wrote:

ot mien kampf wrote:

Garry.Crabtree wrote:

Forktongue2 wrote: But here we are with a Paki nutjob holding a position with tremendous power.

Fucking ignorant racist dickhead.

How nice, hide behind the race card and deny his known extremist links.

http://www.conservativehome.com/localgo ... links.html

Oh yes, such an unbiased website would of course know it.

What does a racist like you do in Cambodia? Just wondering....

As the MPs identified by Sadiq Khan (Electing a Muslim mayor would send out message of tolerance, says Khan, 3 July) who met with the then prime minister, Tony Blair, following the shocking 7/7 London attacks, we are extremely troubled by Khan’s evidently self-serving revisionism. Having conferred with Mohammed Sarwar (who is now Pakistan-based), we feel compelled to reveal that Khan’s account is at complete odds with our collective recollection.

He now claims that Blair was somehow accusatory towards Muslims as a whole for 7/7, and that Khan was combative in chastising the prime minister for presuming to call him to Downing Street to somehow take responsibility. Our Downing Street discussions in fact ended with a unanimous agreement on the need for unity in the fight against terror and the crucial role for Muslims.

To misrepresent the words of a British prime minister and to mischaracterise a significant meeting in the wake of the tragic loss of 52 lives a week earlier is frankly beyond the pale, and we write today not to defend Blair but to defend the truth.

Khan’s depiction of his bravado is almost comical, and if the events of 7/7 were not so grave, it would be unworthy of response. But this was a profoundly grave episode in our history, which necessitates challenging those who would seek to exploit it for personal gain.