Latest news: Did Warsi “steal” the husband of another Pakistani female?
Did this wife know she was being divorced – and husband was to wed top Tory Muslim?
One of David Cameron’s rising frontbench stars was dragged into an embarrassing row last night over the treatment of the Muslim ex-wife of her new husband.
Baroness Sayeeda Warsi, the Shadow Community Cohesion Minister, was accused of ‘stealing’ the husband of a vulnerable Pakistani whose grasp of English is so poor that she did not realise she was being divorced.
Three weeks after Baroness Warsi’s marriage to Iftikhar Azam, members of his former wife’s family have claimed that she realised that Mr Azam had dissolved their 18-year marriage only when relatives read the decree nisi – which she had originally believed to be a domestic bill.
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Update: Is Warsi trying to eliminate her rival?
Police went to the home of Massarat Bi, whose ex-husband married Baroness Warsi last month, after reports that her car had been vandalised and that someone had doused it in a flammable liquid and tried to set it on fire. Â Wife in Muslim Tory marriage row hit by arson
DailyMail –Â Jo Macfarlane And Alan Rimmer
Update: That Warsi Bitch in Action:
To bestow titles like “Baron” or Baroness” on Muhammedan infil-traitors is adding insult to injury in multicultural Britannia, where a growing number of native  Brits are feeling increasingly alienated by the hypocrisy and the games their misguided government plays.
Wherever you look, Muslims are displaying their duplicity, in the schools and in the courtrooms. Whether “Lord” Ahmed brags about keeping Geert Wilders out of the country by threatening to rally 10.000 rioting Muslims, or by the comical Bunglawussi, spokesman for the MCB who shamelessly tells Brits that Anti-terror code ‘would alienate most Muslims’, the Nu-Labour government caves in, everytime.
In the meantime, “Baroness” Warsi plays her own little games: she pretends to be against polygamy, but being a Muslim she can’t be, because its against the teachings of the Koran. But for infidel consumption, she pretends to be against it.
Brian Akira kept an eye on it and he doesn’t like at all what he sees.
* The deceitful little games of a fake Baroness:
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