UK: Black Muslim Labour Bosses Demand White Protestors Treated as Terrorists

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Labour infighting breaks out as leading National Executive Committee member brands Sir Keir Starmer's party 'incapable of tackling racism and Islamophobia' after far-right thuggery leaves nation in shock

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13755383/Labour-infighting-breaks-leading-NEC-member-brands-Sir-Keir-Starmers-party-incapable-tackling-racism-Islamophobia-far-right-thuggery-leaves-nation-shock.html

Excerpt: Infighting has broken out in Labour after a leading figure in the party claimed they were 'incapable of tackling racism and Islamophobia following the far-right riots earlier this month.

Mish Rahman, a member of Labour's National Executive Committee (NEC), has accused Sir Keir Starmer and his party of showing double standards by failing to catergorise the attacks as 'terrorism.'

Speaking to The Independent, Mr Rahman claimed Labour's reluctance to label the violent attacks as acts of terrorism suggests 'it is only terrorism when only committed by a Muslim.'

The leading Labour figure has called for Sir Keir to use more compassionate language when discussing migration.

This incident is not the first time Mr Rahman has clashed with the Labour Party. During the General Election campaign he branded the party 'institutionally Islamophobic and racist'.

Mr Rahman was elected to the NEC in 2022 with the backing of the Corbynite grassroot group Momentum.


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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/08/18/five-police-forces-small-protest-immigration-bournemouth

Greg Smith, a Conservative MP, told The Telegraph: "Police have to use resources to combat these protests."

When asked about the Government's response to the protests the UK has seen in recent weeks, Mr Smith added: "We have to make sure these rioters are stamped out and stamped out hard. Even if [the protest] is anti-climatic, we need as a country to be combating this behaviour as a whole."