What's it like in London now that a Muslim mayor was elected?
To note that Muslims there are celebrating doesn't even begin to describe all the problems that'll come about. Here's what Pamela Geller has to say, and one of the revelations, if correct, is definitely alarming and telling (via Israpundit):
At the same time, many Jews were prohibited from voting. Even the Chief Rabbi of London was turned away – leading to the Chief Executive of one London borough having to resign. Innumerable voters throughout the London Borough of Barnet – where much of the British Jewish community lives today – were prevented from voting by a suspicious and never-explained “error” at the area’s polling stations.If Jewish voters could find their right to vote sabotaged, then you can be sure there's non-Jews living in London who experienced the same. Nevertheless, it's clear that quite a few non-Muslims of various backgrounds voted for Khan simultaneously, and have throughly forgotten what jihadism led to in 2005, when at least one public bus and a subway were bombed by terrorists. This is some of the worst defeatism to be found today in Britain.
This is no surprise. Sadiq Khan has shared platforms with Muslim Jew-haters who want to “drown every Israeli Jew in the sea.” According to investigative journalist Soeren Kern: “In 2008, Khan gave a speech at the Global Peace and Unity Conference, an event organized by the Islam Channel, which has been censured repeatedly by British media regulators for extremism. Members of the audience were filmed flying the black flag of jihad while Khan was speaking.”
Labels: anti-semitism, dhimmitude, islam, jihad, londonistan, political corruption, racism
