What efforts have authorities in shattered, staggering, dhimmi Britain made to ascertain whether or not Waheed Saleem has changed his views and will now uphold British laws, customs, culture and mores? Why, no efforts at all, of course. Any such initiative would have been “Islamophobic.” Those who gave him his new post know who Britain’s new overlords are.
“Waheed Saleem, disgraced official in Trojan horse scandal, given top police force role,” by Dominic Kennedy, The Times, April 30 2020:
A disgraced former councillor who was banned from serving on any local authority has been be given a top post at England’s second largest police force.
Waheed Saleem, 40, who played a prominent role in the “Trojan horse” scandal when schools in Birmingham were feared to be introducing hardline Islamic practices, has become a deputy police and crime commissioner (PCC).
Mr Saleem’s rise raises questions about how appointments are vetted. He once mocked someone who committed suicide but was then chosen as director of a mental health trust, an investigation by The Times discovered.
Mr Saleem has been nominated by David Jamieson, a former transport minister who is PCC at West Midlands….