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Sadiq Khan Calls Moderate Muslims "Uncle Toms"
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Labour candidate for mayor of LondonSadiq Khan refers to moderate Muslims as Uncle Toms during a 2009 interview with Iranian state propaganda news network,Press TV.
>Sadiq Khan Calls Moderate Muslims "Uncle Toms"
Maajid Nawaz is faggot.
Downplays khan's extremists ties
muh nuance
article found by searching Sadiq Khan Muslim Brotherhood
The Secret Life of Sadiq Khan, London’s First Muslim Mayor
JUMPING THE SHARQ
Yes, Sadiq Khan sucked up to extremist Muslims in the past, but, still, congratulations are in order for him—and the voters.
Maajid Nawaz
Updated Apr. 13, 2017 3:55PM ET / Published May. 08, 2016 12:00AM ET
I’ve known Sadiq Khan since 2002 when he was my lawyer while I served as an Islamist political prisoner in Egypt, before he became a Member of Parliament. I’m forever indebted to him for visiting me in Mazra Tora prison, while the world gave up on me.
Due to this history, many in the press asked me for my view on the veracity of the “Islamist” allegations surrounding the new mayor, but I refused to make my views known until after the elections. Yes, this conversation needed to be had, but I preferred to have it only when the tribalisms of left and right, of Muslim and non-Muslim, were left firmly at the door. Election season made that almost impossible.
Sadiq Khan is no Muslim extremist. And it is not only his track record voting for gay rights that proves this.Having known him when I was a Muslim extremist,I know that he did not subscribe to my then-theocratic views.
Many conservatives who desperately opposed Khan jumped the shark when they called him a “radical Islamist,” and linked him to sensationalist headlines that declared he had a “hardcore Islamist past.” Nuance is the friend of truth.
On the other hand many Muslims, and those on the left, preferred to bury their heads in the sand, chastising anyone who dared to challengeKhan on his past Islamist relationships,as “racists.” See no evil, hear no evil and speak no evil. The Regressive Left’s overuse of the word racism on such matters is as unhelpful as the Populist Right’s overuse of the word “extremist.”
And in deference to the seriousness of the subject, and the lives lost over it, what came up about Khan’s alleged links to extremists is pertinent. Those questions needed to be asked. I cannot emphasize enough that I write as a liberal, who voted for a Liberal Democrat in this race, and not as a conservative. So now that the election is over, and London has its first Muslim mayor, let us step back and consider the smoke to this conservative fire.
The seeds were sown with Khan’s now-former in-laws. During London’s ’90s Islamist heyday, Khan’s brother-in-law Makbool Javaid was affiliated and listed as a spokesman to the now-banned terrorist group al-Muhajiroun, founded by the hate preacher Omar Bakri Muhammad, and then led by the infamous fanatic Anjem Choudary. I knew of Makbool back then, too. His brothers were colleagues of mine, affiliated to my former extremist organization, Hizb ut-Tahrir.
Through such connections Khan ingratiated himself in the London Islamist scene. In 2003, he appeared at a conference alongside Sajeel Abu Ibrahim, a member of that same banned al-Muhajiroun.
>he appeared at a conference alongside Sajeel Abu Ibrahim, a member of that same banned al-Muhajiroun.
Sajeel ran a camp in Pakistan that trained the 7/7 bomber Mohammad Sidique Khan. Speaking there, too, was one Yasser al-Siri, who had been convicted in Egypt over a political assassination attempt that left a young girl dead.
In 2004, Khan gave evidence to the House of Commons in his capacity as the chair of the Muslim Council of Britain’s legal affairs committee. This is the same Muslim Council of Britain that chose to condole the recent Ahmedi murder victim in Glasgow, by declaring Ahmedis not Muslim.
In his MCB capacity, Khan argued in Parliament that the Muslim Brotherhood cleric Dr. Yusuf Al-Qaradawi “is not the extremist that he is painted as being.”
This is Qaradawi who, among other things, authored a book called The Lawful and Prohibited in Islam,in which he justifies wife beating and discusses whether homosexuals should be killed.
Infamously, Qaradawi also issued a fatwa advocating suicide bombings against Israeli civilians, a view which has seen him join the likes of Omar Bakri Muhammad in being denied entry to the U.K.
Khan’s relationships with extremists ran so deep in fact, that he attended events for the jihadist rights group Cage,and wrote a foreword for one of their reports. Cage has since declared ISIS executioner ‘Jihadi-John’ to be a beautiful man live on the BBC.
Khan’s defence of such a prolific flirtation with Islamism is that he was a human-rights lawyer. However, most of these events were not attended in his capacity as a lawyer at all. One suspects he was simply trying to gain votes.
By 2010, with increasing grassroots popularity among highly organized Islamists and fundamentalists, but carrying the burden of the Labour Party’s War on Terror record, Khan’s bid to get re-elected in his home-base of South London’s Tooting was facing challenges from another Muslim. For unlike the Labour Party, this Muslim’s party had opposed the invasion of Iraq.
Khan’s rival was Liberal Democrat Nasser Butt. Liberal Democrat opposition to the Iraq war posed a serious challenge to Khan and his Muslim power base in Tooting. British South Asian Muslims—myself included—overwhelmingly opposed that war. “Luckily” for Khan, Nasser happened to be an Ahmadi Muslim. Yes, this is as relevant as Sadiq Khan being a Sunni Muslim. In other words not at all, in a perfect world. Alas, Khan’s world was far from perfect. Ahmedis are perhaps the most persecuted minority sects among Sunni Muslims.
Khan knew this, and yet this fact didn’t stop his campaign working closely with Tooting Mosque to stir up anti-Ahmedi sectarian hatred in order to secure the Sunni vote for his victory. For many of my fellow Sunni Muslims Nasser Butt being an Ahmedi was a doctrinal “offence” for which he was personally responsible, while Khan was too junior of an MP at that time to have much to do with the invasion of Iraq. By now, Khan’s religious writing was clearly on the mosque wall.
>https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-secret-life-of-sadiq-khan-londons-first-muslim-mayor
> https://web.archive.org/web/20160506015047/http://heatst.com/politics/islamist-sadiq-khan-elected-mayor-of-london-what-brits-are-saying/
>> https://web.archive.org/web/20160506015047/http://heatst.com/politics/islamist-sadiq-khan-elected-mayor-of-london-what-brits-are-saying/
<>discard it, shill move
>corp
I'm Not a shill anon.
not really understanding your angle
The daily beast article by Nawaz is absoutelynotable as it lays out Sadiq Khan's islamic ext4remist ties even though Nawaz hopes the headline readers only read the bit about Khan not being an extremist
I'll summarize it for you baker.
It's an obvious notable but do what you gotta do.
>Khan was Nawaaz's Lawyer when Nawaz was a Muslim Extremist
>Khan calls moderate muslims Uncle Tom's
And in deference to the seriousness of the subject, and the lives lost over it, what came up about Khan’s alleged links to extremists is pertinent.
>Khan’s brother-in-law Makbool Javaid was affiliated and listed as a spokesman to the now-banned terrorist group al-Muhajiroun,
>founded by the hate preacher Omar Bakri Muhammad,
>and then led by the infamous fanatic Anjem Choudary.
"I knew of Makbool back then, too. His brothers were colleagues of mine, affiliated to my former extremist organization, Hizb ut-Tahrir."
>Khan appeared at a conference alongside Sajeel Abu Ibrahim, a member of that same banned al-Muhajiroun.
>Sajeel ran a camp in Pakistan that trained the 7/7 bomber Mohammad Sidique Khan.
>Khan argued in Parliament that the Muslim Brotherhood cleric Dr. Yusuf Al-Qaradawi “is not the extremist that he is painted as being.”
>This is Qaradawi who, among other things, authored a book called The Lawful and Prohibited in Islam, in which he justifies wife beating and discusses whether homosexuals should be killed.
>Qaradawi also issued a fatwa advocating suicide bombings against Israeli civilians
>Khan’s relationships with extremists ran so deep in fact, that he attended events for the jihadist rights group Cage, and wrote a foreword for one of their reports.
Cage has since declared ISIS executioner ‘Jihadi-John’ to be a beautiful man live on the BBC.
That's only half the article but you get the point. I guess other anon is bent because I think Nawaz is a faggot?
He is a faggot for saying" ignore "this obvious Muslim Brotherhood stooge.
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Whether this info comes from the daily beast or the gateway pundit, are you claiming what Nawaz lays out is incorrect?
Because if it's correct it's notable even if it's in the Daily Beast
fair enough.
I guess.
anon's argument is "it's from muh daily beast"
Which is an extermely weak argument.
I'll sauce some of Nawaz's claims
>Khan was Nawaaz's Lawyer when Nawaz was a Muslim Extremist
Sauce: Majad Nawaz
>Khan calls moderate muslims Uncle Tom's
You tube video above
>Khan’s brother-in-law Makbool Javaid was affiliated and listed as a spokesman to the now-banned terrorist group al-Muhajiroun,
picrel
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/exposed-sadiq-khan-s-family-links-to-extremist-organisation-a3179066.html
>Khan appeared at a conference alongside Sajeel Abu Ibrahim, a member of that same banned al-Muhajiroun.
picrel
https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/06/londons-muslim-mayor-shared-platform-with-london-jihadis-friend-who-trained-77-jihad-bombers
I think anon's objection to the notable was shilly and faggot to be honest
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connecting theNOtable article , but for some faggot anon's shilly objection
. to the notabled post >>17546749
>>17546472, >>17546530, >>17546579, >>17546593 Maajid Nawaz Lays out Sadiq Khan's extremist tiesNOTABLE self nom
maybe rather than objecting to an obvious notable, anon could help dig and find Khan's connection to the Queen?
>London Mayor.
Sadiq Khan
>Background?
Muslim
>Affiliation?
Muslim Brotherhood
Islamic Terrorist groups
Choudary
MI5?
MI6?
>Connection to Queen?
???
<but you are still a faggot for spending so much time for a useless cause,
according to you, shill, researching Q100 questions is a useless cause
I rest my case
shill
>no one likes him, we all know he is corrupt and fucking up this great city, he should be hung for treason
you're right you know