Two Birmingham MPs have endorsed a council candidate who claimed ISIS doesn’t exist.
Labour candidate Safia Noor not only claimed that the Islamic State did not exist, but she displayed an insensitive hostility toward victims in her overt attempt to excuse jihad murder and crimes against humanity. Safia Noor “told her followers to relax and even liked an article which suggested the 9/11 attacks were carried out by the West to justify the war on terror.” Still, Noor has been endorsed to represent Britons, regardless of the fact that her very motive for entering politics is dubious.
Noor disingenuously apologized for her bizarre comment about the Islamic State.
“Party members have told BirminghamLive they were shocked to see her endorsed by city MPs Liam Byrne (Lab Hodge Hill) and Jess Phillips (Lab Yardley)”; but looking at these endorsers, it is no surprise.
Byrne authored the book Black Flag Down, “which warns the west is in danger of losing the propaganda battle with extremist groups.” The premise sounds reasonable enough on the surface, but the book warns that “we risk becoming a suspicious society, scarred by Islamophobia,” and discusses “defeating the new empire of intolerance.” Now it makes sense that Byrne would endorse Noor. Byrne wears his anti-British values on his sleeve. He once wrote that “the Tory monopoly on a set of fusty, deferential, mean-spirited and imperialistic ‘British values’, and Tony Blair’s glad-handing with Oasis in 1997 both look increasingly hollow, when set against the romantic, future-oriented, and collectivist upsurge of Corbynism.”
Jeremy Corbyn is a rather unsavory, willfully blind, anti-democratic multiculturalist who lives it up with the globalist utopians who insist that no one can be an enemy once they sport a different culture from that of the Brits. Corbyn launched “Islamophobia awareness month” in November with the group Muslim Engagement and Development (MEND). The Henry Jackson Society revealed that MEND “claims to help British Muslims engage in the democratic process, but its leaders are detailed as opposing democracy in favour of sharia, having legitimised the killing of British troops, and promoting conspiracy theories about Islamist terror.”
As for the other endorser of Safia Noor, Jess Phillips, this odd MP has made a few headlines:
i) In a vague article, she once claimed to have received “600 rape and death threats in a single day” for her views about criticizing “leftist” sexist men.
ii) She boasted about telling fellow Labour MP Diane Abbott to f*** off during a heated row, which Abbott denied such a row ever took place.
iii) She came to the defence of singer Lily Allen in Allen’s defence of Muslim rape gangs. Allen stated that grooming gang victims would have been “raped or abused by somebody else at some point” if Muslim groomers had not been present in the UK. Jesse Phillips said Allen’s stance was “inspiring.”
The destructive alliance between harebrained Western leftists and Islamic supremacists continues to weaken and erode democratic rights and law and order.
“MPs endorse Labour council candidate who claimed ISIS doesn’t exist”, by Jonathan Walker, Birmingham Mail, February 21, 2018:
Two Birmingham MPs have endorsed a council candidate who claimed ISIS doesn’t exist.
Safia Noor, a Labour candidate in Birmingham’s Small Heath ward, also suggested people should “grow up” after the terrorist attack in Westminster last year, in which five people were killed along with the terrorist.
She apologised for the comments last year.
But party members have told BirminghamLive they were shocked to see her endorsed by city MPs Liam Byrne (Lab Hodge Hill) and Jess Phillips (Lab Yardley).
Mr Byrne is the author of a book, called Black Flag Down, which warns the west is in danger of losing the propaganda battle with extremist groups.
The two MPs are pictured on a leaflet published by Labour in advance of local elections taking place on May 3.
They praise Ms Noor along with another candidate, Zaheer Khan, saying: “Zaheer and Safia grew up locally and live locally. That’s why they understand the issues that matter to Small Heath.”
The leaflet states: “Liam and Jess back the new team”.
On March 22 2017 terrorist Khalid Masood drove into innocent victims on Westminster bridge – killing four – before stabbing police officer Keith Palmer to death.
The same day, Ms Noor posted publicly on Facebook: “Can people relax and stop fighting on Facebook, sadly people died in Westminster today but people die everyday in Syria Palestine Africa Rohingya Kashmir.. Need I carry on?!! Grow up and stop pointing fingers!”
On March 27, she commented on a Guardian article which carried the headline. “Westminster attacker Khalid Masood had interest in Jihad – police”.
Ms Noor posted to her followers: “So someone got stabbed after the attack last week as a result of media and government claiming that SO CALLED ISIS HAD CLAIMED RESPONSIBILITY.
“There is no ISIS ….