As Prime Minister Boris Johnson is drowned out in front of Downing Street by protesters, shouting “stop the coup”, many ordinary people in Britain are becoming increasingly dismayed by the disregard that the politicians have for their well-being. This fact is not new for Muslims, here in Britain, or in the overseas democracies that colonial Britain has brought down on the heads of the people.

In a speech on Friday, Home Secretary Sajid Javid accused Muslims of having “extreme views” and called for “further integration within society, more help for people to learn English, greater support for communities and a celebration of national identity.” Such a speech China’s President Xi Jinping would have been proud of. All the same excuses are used by him and Mr Javid to justify the forced indoctrination, re-education, and oppression…

The resignation of Britain’s ambassador to the United States after President Trump made his continued employment untenable, has left British establishment figures shocked at the affront to their inflated sense of importance in the world. Ordinary British people should take stock of where democracy has taken them, while Muslims need to guide them to a superior ideology, for the benefit of all - not just the few.

An Imam of a mosque in Gloucester England has lost two jobs pending investigation into comments he made criticising the Zionist occupation of Palestine. He is the same Imam who appeared on British television the evening before calling the five Conservative party leadership contestants to account for their government’s damaging attacks on the Muslim community.