"He made an ‘untenable…denial of vigilantism’ over his actions in Leicester."

Oh yes. See Mohammed Hijab denigrate Hindus, make threats, and celebrate street thuggery. As the city was in deep trouble in 2022. 1/6

https://twitter.com/spectator/status/1952683091777990990

More stirring in Leicester as the police struggled to regain control of a city in turmoil. 2/6

Adil Shahzad of Bradford is one Britain's nastiest hate preachers.

Ahmadi Muslims are his top target but Israel comes a fairly close second.

And mosque after mosque wants to hear from him. Look at this tour.

What may people expect? 1/4 He may urge people to heed that famous sage, Adolf Hitler, as he did at the Masjid E Ghousiya in Blackburn in December 2023.

"I'm only going to leave a few of them, so that you can see and realise why."

Don't you "throw the antisemitic card", now. 2/4

Can you laud racist vandals in a Friday sermon? When the mosque is a registered charity?

The Crawley Islamic Centre certainly thinks so. They gave the sermon slot on 27 June 2025 to Anas Mustapha of the terrorist support group Cage.

He took the opportunity to push one... 1/6 ...of the most lurid Gaza lies of all.

Remember, brothers, counter-terror laws are "Islamophobic".

He also raised a top Cage cause - the convicted felon and gross antisemite Aafia Siddiqui, who was closely connected to al-Qaeda.

Challenge the UK Zionist lobby!

Fund Cage! 2/6

See who the government turns to in order to boost its "Islamophobia" initiative.

When it announced a new step in July, it chose just one Muslim third party, Imam Qasim, for a supportive quote.

Oh. Let's start with Qasim's conspiracy theories. What should 9/11 be called? 1/8 "World Conspiracy Day." You do know the atrocities were an "inside job", right? The United (Terror) States of America set up al-Qaeda, you see.

Now, watch out for those Freemasons and "the protocols of those wise Zionists". They're out to create a "New World Order". 2/8

What does the "Palestinian Youth Movement" want?

Let its leader Jeanine Hourani tell you. Opening "another front for the Palestinian struggle from within the heart of empire".

Making Zionism "untenable" wherever the creeps "live, work, organise, study, and socialise". 1/5

https://twitter.com/matt_dathan/status/1951258554108694732

That was filmed in July at a meeting of the "Palestine Solidarity Campaign", a racist hatred movement for terrorists.

And here they are abusing a council body in July. Shout! Rage! Push! Scream! 2/5

Qari Asim is part of a very small set of Muslims favoured by the government as it sets out to tackle "Islamophobia".

This is a concern when the small set is at the heart of a very big issue - "blasphemy".

His record is poor. He was let go by the last government. Why? 1/5 Because he backed the furious and frightening protests against the "Lady of Heaven" film in 2022. They were among the most alarming extremist incidents in recent years. 2/5

https://x.com/habibi_uk/status/1536419822384340993

Mohammed Shafiq, a Vice President at PCS, the trade union of civil servants, likes to style himself as an opponent of extremism and racism.

Here, he promotes an event of the hatred movement against Ahmadi Muslims, featuring Adil Shahzad, one of the UK's nastiest preachers. 1/4

https://twitter.com/habibi_uk/status/1948808783846879449

Shahzad's preaching is not just objectionable. It is dangerous.

The event will also feature Owais Raza Qadri, a "king" for Shafiq.

Qadri has called the fanatic who murdered a Pakistani politician for speaking up against Pakistani blasphemy laws a "hero".

Some "king". 2/4

When Manchester video surfaced, I was shocked, but puzzled too as someone familiar with UK policing. It seemed out of character and strange. Surely there was something more? Now we know there was, with a jury seal.

This outfit went straight for "Islamophobia".

This counts. Why?

https://twitter.com/iru_uk/status/1816501327813382207

Because the "Islamophobia Response Unit" is an offshoot of Mend, a nasty and discredited Islamist pressure group.

Guess who has funded and promoted it? The Aziz Foundation, now given our money to monitor and report on "Islamophobia".

No, I won't give credence to their work.

Why should people worry about Labour's "Islamophobia definition" gambit? Well, consider an outfit with this record:

- How it assesses a given article to be“biased” or “misleading” is based upon a highly contestable, ideological point of view regarding what counts as... 1/10 ...normatively Islamic.

- It deemed an article written by Qanta Ahmed, a female Muslim doctor, which expressed disagreement with the view that the full-face veil, the niqab, is compulsory in Islam, “misleading”. It simply ignores a diversity of Muslim views on such matters. 2/10

One of the tired tricks in the far left and Islamist playbooks is to form a new group with a grand name. But it is no more than a cheap new package for the same old rot.

See the launch of “Global Alliance for Palestine”, a gambit of Corbyn and Hamas UK.

Try Tadhg Hickey. 1/9 Don't be "squeamish" about "the resistance", Hickey says. Don't you dare "dehumanise" them by calling them terrorists. Back them! What a disgusting creature.

Oh, hark, the greatest Irish hero of our times! 2/9

Saturday afternoon in Brighton, that city of sanctuary and oasis of tolerance.

The trans flag and chants for the death cult Houthis of Yemen, who sentence gay men to death by crucifixion.

The "Palestine Solidarity Campaign" calls its marchers "the very best of humanity". 1/10 They really do like the Houthis.

The Houthi slogan: "God is the Greatest, Death to America, Death to Israel, Curse the Jews, Victory to Islam."

Perhaps the Green Party could give them ceremonial keys to Brighton?

I wonder what Pride is like in Sanaa, Yemen's capital? 2/10

Don't say "Islamist" or "jihadist". Don't say "hate marches" either, "arguably inciting division and emboldening far-right sentiments”.

Why on earth should civil servants be "trained" by the "Anti-Islamophobia Working Group", which came up with these lines?

There's more. 1/13 The link.

“It is deeply concerning that DESNZ is not prepared to share the content of this session. Without transparency there is a risk that training is embedding deeply contested ideology into the civil service, which is meant to be impartial." 2/13
telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/…

Are Islamists long locked out in the political cold finding a back door into mainstream politics? It seems so.

For now, one story. The Aziz Foundation is at the heart of all this.

One must question the judgment of a group that chose the academic Tarek Younis as a "mentor". 1/9

https://twitter.com/unherd/status/1947986315993112921

Look at his reaction to the Hamas atrocities of 7 October.

On the day - "decolonial" abductions, rape, torture, and mass murder. 2/9

This is one reason why I don't trust Akeela Ahmed to set a formal definition of Islamophobia.

The risks of extremist exploitation are very high.

Yet she seems to know little about the topic. Or she's simply unwilling to address it directly and firmly. See this exchange. 1/7

https://twitter.com/sirwg202110/status/1947299909998154226

She's asked about "anti-blasphemy activism" and social cohesion. How to address it?

All sorts of meandering answers follow.

- "Not my expertise", "not my experience in British Muslim communities".

- In Batley, "people receiving information online became more polarised". 2/7

How low will they go in Edinburgh? Last Saturday, right to the bottom of the hatred pit. At least three Nazi slurs were hurled from the podium. And there was much more.

First up, Tommy Sheppard, a former SNP MP. The flag of the Iranian regime is a most appropriate backdrop. 1/9 That wasn't enough for Sheppard. He then urged people to take "action" against defence companies in Scotland. Why? Because they are "crucifying" Palestinians.

Sheppard spent much of his time in Westminster hating on Israel and bringing extremists to Parliament. 2/9

See London abused yet again yesterday, knowing that the government and the capital’s mayor just look away and say nothing as the streets are turned over to ghouls.

“Zionists are not welcome here!”

There were so many awful scenes. 1/12 Let's start with "Zionists". That takes in Israelis and diaspora Jews of all sorts, including strong opponents of Netanyahu who want the war to end.

But no. They are "baby killers". 2/12

Step into surreal Bradford politics.

The council has about as much leverage over Middle East politics as Mickey Mouse. But they love to whinge about it, wasting yet more time last week.

Susan Hinchcliffe, the Labour council leader, had quite a bit to say.

"Islamophobia!" 1/6 Israel is facing racist terrorists bent on genocide for the Jews. She says the country should be left defenceless.

Hamas and the hostages? She had nothing to say.

She did say she "fights" antisemitism. OK, what, pray tell, has Bradford Labour done about hate preaching? 2/6

Birmingham is blessed today by the presence of the famous and wonderful Viceroy of Cairo.

Here come the Nazi slurs. "Antisemitism means whatever I want it to mean. So Israel is really, really antisemitic."

Let's invoke the Holocaust, to abuse its memory.

"Their God is money" you know.

Raising the next generation in Blackburn. The kids have to learn the slogans, you know.

The evergreen "river to the sea" call for Israel's annihilation.

"BAE, shut it down!" BAE is the UK's top defence company. It has a plant near Blackburn. Creeps abuse it all the time. 1/5 "The Zionist entity, shut it down!" No, you can't say the bad "I" word, little ones.

Indeed, "the whole damned system" must go.

On to Yemen. Salute the death cult Houthi terrorists! Heroes!

"We don't want no two states, we want 1948!" This is another annihilation cry. 2/5

Last weekend, "Light Upon Light" conferences were held in London and Birmingham. "Blight Upon Blight" would be better. Both lengthy events focused almost exclusively on Israel.

Calls for peace? No. Prayers for a "Palestinian victory". Here's Yaha Raaby. With Hamas on its... 1/8 ...knees and Gaza in misery as the terrorists take to torturing and murdering their own people.

The delusion is remarkable and disturbing.

Here's another plea, this time from Ali Hammuda. 2/8

"We stand together now - against hate"

Do we? May I suggest the Prime Minister take a look at his own constituency last Saturday?

The triangle gesture means "I back Hamas". Yes, abductions, rape, torture, and mass murder of Jews. Just for being Jews. That's what they like. 1/6

https://twitter.com/Keir_Starmer/status/1942102320721928468

There is a problem with crime, by the way. That is Eran Cohen of the CWU trade union, the day *after* the racist vandal group "Palestine Action" was proscribed. 2/6