By G Ramalingachetty Recent media reports describing the members of the Rochdale grooming gang as ‘Asians’ are both unfair and offensive. The media’s blanket use of the term to describe these criminals risks branding all Asians as potential offenders and.
Last Saturday (5th May) Bournemouth Councillor Sue Anderson said something pretty sensible on Twitter. She wrote “nobody else except the EDL stick up for the English.” Well isn’t that nice? Predictably, the twitter trolls went nuts. How dare she support.
Over the last three years the EDL has not only been at the forefront of raising awareness of the Islamic problems we have here in the UK, but has also inspired other people from all over the world to join.
This past weekend EDL Leaders Tommy Robinson (Stephen Lennon) and Kevin Carroll each became Joint Vice-Chairman of British Freedom (BF) – the political party headed by Paul Weston, former member of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) and regular contributor to.
Islamic extremism is often portrayed as a global problem. But what does this actually mean? Does it mean that a small group of Islamic fanatics have a global reach, or that all over the world a particular brand of Islamic.
