Bunglawussi “Witch-Hunt” Watch: Damian Thompson continues witch-hunt of MPACUK

Monday, December 29th, 2008

In the Bunglawussi-world everything  and everyone opposing the spread of Islam is a ‘bigot/Islamophobe/racist/Nazi/fascist” and speaking out against the thugs from MPACUK means you are engaged in a “witch-hunt”- everyone is Islamophobic on “Islamophobia Watch:”

We realise this site is in danger of turning into Damian Thompson Watch, but we have to register the fact that the Catholic Herald editor has made a further contribution to the mounting witch-hunt aimed at framing MPACUK as a violent organisation. This time Thompson takes issue with MPAC’s call to expose the Muslim “researchers” who forged receipts in order to assist the right-wing think-tank Policy Exchange in compiling its Hijacking of British Islam report which claimed to reveal the sale of hate literature in British mosques.

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Witch-hunt against BNP hits Australia and New Zealand

Friday, November 21st, 2008

“Leaked list outs Aussie fascist supporters”

* No,  it outs you as a nitwit, Moses!

British National Party leader Nick Griffin.
* Gee, that was quick! Just wondering who has such an interest to smear those who are still upholding values of basic human rights and refuse to submit to Islam…?

 

Australian residents outed as right-wing extremists on a leaked membership database for the controversial British National Party say they are unashamed and reject any suggestions they are racists.

The party, which is shunned by many of those outside Britain’s ultra-conservative sphere due to its hardline, racist views - including that foreigners should be sent home - has been thrown into chaos after miscreants leaked its membership list on to the internet.

* Which race is Islam again, Asher?

It includes the name, address, age, phone numbers, occupation and hobbies of 10,000 BNP members, including children, school teachers, police, clergymen and goverment employees. Several names were marked “discretion requested” because many do not want to publicise their support for BNP policies.

Of the 10,000 members listed, 15 were based in Australia. ‘

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