Do Muslims hold the power in London?
Met Police bans 'Walk With Jesus' march to avoid provoking local Muslim community
Story by James Saunders • 3d •
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Story by James Saunders • 3d •
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DogMan · 61-69, M
When Muslims heard about the upcoming event they took to the streets and promised violence
if the event went forward. It terrified Farage, so he shut it down. This is what he said.
Nigel Farage has compared "terrifying" columns of masked Muslim men to a "foreign invading army" when asked about the recent march in east London.
A group of masked Muslim protesters descended on Whitehall to "stand firm" and show that they were "ready to defend our community" in retaliation against a United Kingdom Independence Party (Ukip) protest on Saturday.
Donning black clothing and balaclavas, the group brandished Palestinian and Bangladeshi flags as they marched down Whitehall.
Now, finally giving a verdict on the matter, Mr Farage fumed: "There was proper racism happening in Tower Hamlets over the weekend."
if the event went forward. It terrified Farage, so he shut it down. This is what he said.
Nigel Farage has compared "terrifying" columns of masked Muslim men to a "foreign invading army" when asked about the recent march in east London.
A group of masked Muslim protesters descended on Whitehall to "stand firm" and show that they were "ready to defend our community" in retaliation against a United Kingdom Independence Party (Ukip) protest on Saturday.
Donning black clothing and balaclavas, the group brandished Palestinian and Bangladeshi flags as they marched down Whitehall.
Now, finally giving a verdict on the matter, Mr Farage fumed: "There was proper racism happening in Tower Hamlets over the weekend."