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« Islamophobia is a lucrative business – for Steven Emerson | Main | BNP organiser arrested over harassment claim »
Thursday
Mar192009

Shahid Malik calls for the 'total Islamification of Britain'!

DateThursday, March 19, 2009

Yes, really. Well, the far-right morons of the British National Party are convinced anyway.

AuthorMartin Sullivan | in CategoryFar Right Racists, CategoryUK Share ArticleShare Article
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