
* The comical spokesman for the MCB, Inayat Bunglawala, doesn’t like the negative publicity and the general resentment the Al-Muhajiroun headbangers have caused with their vile accusations against homecoming British troops. Don’t wake sleeping dogs, the Bungla tells us, don’t report it and don’t take any notice, because it might damage the stealth jihad in the UK: can’t have that!
Al-Muhajiroun’s little helpers
The media should not reward the fanatics who protested against the Royal Anglian Regiment in Luton with the publicity they seek
The latest publicity stunt organised by some former members of the banned al-Muhajiroun outfit in Luton yesterday appears to have gone exactly to plan. It is a simple formula – hold up some offensive placards designed to get people’s backs up and call a local reporter to come along and capture some footage – that has reliably generated acres of media coverage for them in recent years.
Our TV channels and today’s newspapers have very obligingly given over a huge amount of precious broadcast time and expensive newsprint to report the antics of the tiny group of hooligans.
Here’s Pat Condell who tells the Bungla and his ilk to shove it…








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