Revealed: Sadiq Khan's disturbing connections to Muslim extremists

Revealed: Sadiq Khan's disturbing connections to Muslim extremists

Khan portrays himself as soft centre-left Labour. How can that be squared with his support for, & defence of radical Muslim extremists, anti-Semites & misogynists?

Khan defended the vile Muslim scholar Dr Yusuf Al-Qaradawi, saying "he is not the extremist that he is painted as being."

Really? Al-Qaradawi justifies wife beating, discusses whether homosexuals should be killed and supports suicide bombers.

In 2004 Khan was on a platform with five Islamic extremists at a conference in London organised by Al-Aqsa, a group that has published works by the notorious Holocaust denier Paul Eisen.

From 2001-2002, Khan was a solicitor for the despicable "Nation of Islam" and tried to overturn the travel ban preventing its appalling leader, Louis Farrakhan, from entering the UK.

Louis Farrakhan is a rampant anti-Semite who combines black power with Islam.

Farrakhan has described Jews as ‘blood-suckers’ and called Hitler ‘a very great man’

In 2006, when Khan was an MP, Khan was one of the signatories of a letter to the Guardian that blamed terrorist incidents, such as 7/7, not on Islamic extremism but on British foreign policy and Britain's support for Israel.

Khan likes to portray himself as part of the soft centre Left of politics, a fuzzy progressive.

In truth he is far closer to Jeremy Corbyn and the independent Muslim vote MPs.

Remember Khan nominated Corbyn for the leadership contest in 2015.

And Khan wouldn’t have won the election without the support of Corbyn’s allies, including Len McCluskey, the unions and Momentum – the radically far-left organisation that got the vote out for him.

No surprise either that his biggest cheerleaders are other far left radicals like Owen Jones, Dianne Abbott and Dawn Butler.