Author Archives: Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri

Caption Competition – 13/05/11

By Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri | Published: May 13, 2011

You know the drill.

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Caption Competition – 25/03/11

By Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri | Published: March 25, 2011

If his dad is the mad dog, that would make him a son of a…well, you get the idea.

Captions in the comments box below. Play nicely.

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Garbage in, Galloway out

By Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri | Published: March 15, 2011

The video of Galloway is self explanatory. What is more difficult to swallow is the absolutely amoral hypocrisy of British Islamism’s only representative Member of Parliament.

h/t: Potkin

Posted in Islamism, The Far Left | 5 Comments

Caption Competition – 04/03/11

By Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri | Published: March 4, 2011

Time for the mad dog to be put down.

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Caption Competition – 25/02/11

By Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri | Published: February 25, 2011

Yusuf is back in town, and so is the ridicule. You remember how this works, right? Captions in the comments box below, and Islamists start frothing at the mouth.

Takbir!

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Ghaddafi and the LSE

By Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri | Published: February 21, 2011

This weekend saw a massacre of civilians in Benghazi ordered by Ghaddafi followed by Junior’s televised threat to Libyans of more to come, the LSE have issued a statement on its funding arrangements with Ghaddafi:

The School has had a number of links with Libya in recent years. In view of the highly distressing news from Libya over the weekend of 19-20 February, the School has reconsidered those links as a matter of urgency.

LSE Enterprise has delivered executive education programmes to Libyan officials, principally from the Economic Development Board, and managers. That programme has been completed, and no further courses are in preparation. We have also received scholarship funding in respect of advice given to the Libyan Investment Authority in London. No further receipts are anticipated.

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Cameron To Be Sued By Mullah “Dancing Cows” Naseem?

By Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri | Published: February 11, 2011

Paul Stott writes:

However wrong Cameron may be on issues ranging from cuts to foreign policy, he can hardly be blamed for associating Birmingham Central Mosque with absurd conspiracy theories. In 2009 the BBC’s Conspiracy Files programme found Mosque Chairman Dr Mohammed Naseem distributing 200 copies of the DVD 7/7 Ripple Effect around the mosque, which propagates the view that Israel was behind the London bombings.

At the time of the 7/7 attacks, Dr Naseem gave a press conference at which he refused to believe Muslims could have been involved in the attacks. The Conspiracy Files programme ended with Dr Naseem meeting leading 9/11 ‘truth’ activist Tony Gosling to plan further work together. Given this background, Dr Naseem may struggle to find a solicitor willing to take his case forward.

That’s a warning to you all, kids. Conspiracy theories screw up your perception of reality.

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Caption Competition

By Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri | Published: February 8, 2011

Yes, it’s Lord Ahmed and Baroness Warsi, of course. Your captions in the comments, please.

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Hoisted with his own petard

By Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri | Published: January 25, 2011

News comes of the death of Amir Tarar, the “godfather of the Taliban” aka “Colonel Imam”. A clear case of hoist and petard – he was killed at the hands of the extremists he trained.

Love, peace and harmony? Maybe in the next world.

A former Pakistani intelligence official who has been dubbed “the godfather of the Taliban” for his alleged training of the Islamist group in Afghanistan in the 1980s has died in the hands of extremist fighters, according to news reports.

News of Brig. Gen. Sultan Amir Tarar’s death in Pakistan’s North Waziristan began to reach media over the weekend, but reports still remain unclear over the exact nature and the date. Regional media sources have reported that Inter-Services Intelligence, or ISI, official Tarar, popularly known as “Colonel Imam,” was killed by his Pakistani Taliban captors because a ransom was not paid.

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Disgusting Drama Queen

By Abdul Hamid al Manchesteri | Published: January 25, 2011

An imam in Birmingham has sparked controversy by branding the Queen a “disgusting woman“.

Shaykh Asrar Rashid criticised the monarch for knighting author Salman Rushdie, whose novel The Satanic Verses outraged muslims and left him under a fatwah death threat.

His comments came during a BBC WM interview in which he also said Muslims should not fight for Britain in the Armed Forces.

He said they should refuse to serve on conscientious grounds due to British troops presence in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Mr Rashid, who lives in Sparkbrook, makes his living as a visiting cleric, preaching at mosques around Birmingham.

He said: If a foreign government invaded England tomorrow we, as Muslims, would defend these areas and our way of life.

Its not that I hate English people, or English soldiers who have gone abroad, or that I dont feel for the mothers of these soldiers.

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