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Jobs For The Boys...muslim Boys That Is
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Well well whoda thunk it....its pretty clear where this wannabee mayors allegances lie and to whom...
Well well whoda thunk it....its pretty clear where this wannabee mayors allegances lie and to whom...
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The fact that a muslim MP has people working on his campaign that are Asian is hardly earth shattering or in the least bit surprising at all. And It wouldn't surprise me if Zacharias Goldsmith has a few Eton chums lined up for jobs.
And is anyone surprised that a muslim can be homophobic? Though the example given, of saying perhaps they deserved hassle off of chavs for kissing on the Tube is hardly a major example of homophobia.
Much ado about nothing really. It must be a slow news day at Sky.
And is anyone surprised that a muslim can be homophobic? Though the example given, of saying perhaps they deserved hassle off of chavs for kissing on the Tube is hardly a major example of homophobia.
Much ado about nothing really. It must be a slow news day at Sky.
// It must be a slow news day at Sky. //
and at the BBC too, then.
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so, has Shueb Salar been suspended because "it's a slow news day"? Is the labour party really that shallow?
and at the BBC too, then.
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so, has Shueb Salar been suspended because "it's a slow news day"? Is the labour party really that shallow?
// so, has Shueb Salar been suspended because "it's a slow news day"? Is the labour party really that shallow?//
um yeah I think this quite alot Mushie
( that it is a slow news day )
The Beeb had a screamingly funny bit about Mugabe's 92 birthday
where the Beeb front lady said he was ready for another 92 years to wild screams of applause from the audience - and I thought exactly that (slow news day )
hey and it is 10 21 and the Beeb have a longish bit about the 1946 Bolton game where 35 lost their lives ( what ? .... ) and I thought - slow news - people are flagging about the obvious holes in the man-of-the-people-Boris story
um yeah I think this quite alot Mushie
( that it is a slow news day )
The Beeb had a screamingly funny bit about Mugabe's 92 birthday
where the Beeb front lady said he was ready for another 92 years to wild screams of applause from the audience - and I thought exactly that (slow news day )
hey and it is 10 21 and the Beeb have a longish bit about the 1946 Bolton game where 35 lost their lives ( what ? .... ) and I thought - slow news - people are flagging about the obvious holes in the man-of-the-people-Boris story
"Much ado about nothing really."
Quite. And much ado about a four year old nothing to boot as this allegation stems from 2012. A very slow news day indeed.
But in any case where’s the surprise? Chris Grayling said this:
"They raise serious questions about the judgement of Sadiq Khan who chose to employ this man despite his views being public, on a Twitter
Mr Khan did not need self-confessions from his aide. I think it was Richard Littlejohn in the Mail who commented a few years ago on a LibDem MP being “outed” as gay. He reacted by exclaiming that he assumed all Liberal Democrats to be gay unless they declared to the contrary. I’m the same with Muslims. Unless it is demonstrated otherwise I assume them all to be homophobic misogynists who treat gay people and women as fourth class trash fit only for thrashing and stoning to death. In view of the philosophy behind the Muslim faith, of which he should be well acquainted, I should imagine Mr Khan feels very much the same.
Mr Grayling may say (as he said of the comments made by Mr Salar) that there is no place in modern society for my comments. But they probably have more substance than Littlejohn’s and I don’t need “Twitter” (whatever that is) to give me the ammunition.
Quite. And much ado about a four year old nothing to boot as this allegation stems from 2012. A very slow news day indeed.
But in any case where’s the surprise? Chris Grayling said this:
"They raise serious questions about the judgement of Sadiq Khan who chose to employ this man despite his views being public, on a Twitter
Mr Khan did not need self-confessions from his aide. I think it was Richard Littlejohn in the Mail who commented a few years ago on a LibDem MP being “outed” as gay. He reacted by exclaiming that he assumed all Liberal Democrats to be gay unless they declared to the contrary. I’m the same with Muslims. Unless it is demonstrated otherwise I assume them all to be homophobic misogynists who treat gay people and women as fourth class trash fit only for thrashing and stoning to death. In view of the philosophy behind the Muslim faith, of which he should be well acquainted, I should imagine Mr Khan feels very much the same.
Mr Grayling may say (as he said of the comments made by Mr Salar) that there is no place in modern society for my comments. But they probably have more substance than Littlejohn’s and I don’t need “Twitter” (whatever that is) to give me the ammunition.
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