Sadiq Khan

[Alex]

I thought we had a thread about Khan and his third term, but I can't find it.  Anyway, I think he will be re-elected, but Twatter is rife with people saying he will lose because muslims won't vote due to Labour's lack of support for Gaza.

Maybe wishful thinking for the Twatterati, but if true, wouldn't it be a turn up for the book ?

[GrannyMac]

Wouldn't it just!  🤞 

[klondike]

Amusing if he lost imo.

[GrannyMac]

Results tonight.  

[Michael Rolls]

one can but hope

[Scrumpy]

He is probably praying towards mecca as we speak..
If that's what they do..

[klondike]

Oh please please please...

And he has no impact on me at all other than a feeling of revulsion every time I see him or hear him. Not much different from most politicians really.

[GrannyMac]

It appears he's ahead...

[Cassandra]

He will win by a mile, too many muslims now in London to be countered by the rest. This is why he was installed by Blair, who then imported millions of supporters from Pakistan etc, to ensure his residence until he decides to relinquish it to 'Khan 2'.

Additionally the gathering of 'proxy postal votes' at many mosques is a well known activity today, where this sphere of influence is an established social doctrine.

Eventually this profile will convert the whole of the the UK to the paradigm of Islamic Sharia Law. Khan is the prototype Caliph for the UK and eventually Europe.

[muddy]

The thing about Sadiq Khan is is quite personable and comes over well in the media .

Naturally I think his conduct especially over the London marches has been disgraceful and I would like to see him gone .

What does anyone know about Susan Hall ? 

[klondike]

It appears he's ahead...

My definition would be over two feet lower

[Cassandra]

The thing about Sadiq Khan is is quite personable and comes over well in the media .

Naturally I think his conduct especially over the London marches has been disgraceful and I would like to see him gone .

What does anyone know about Susan Hall ?

I think he comes over well because he only answers 'put up' questions by left leaning media organs. I've never known anyone to rile me more just by the sight of them. Horrible little hook nosed, imported parasite.

Hall is a 'One Nation Tory', born from the didactic parents of local council and London Assembly posts. An unsupported nobody, going nowhere.

[Diasi]

I think he comes over well because he only answers 'put up' questions by left leaning media organs. I've never known anyone to rile me more just by the sight of them. Horrible little hook nosed, imported parasite.

Hall is a 'One Nation Tory', born from the didactic parents of local council and London Assembly posts. An unsupported nobody, going nowhere.

I'm glad it's just not me who refers to him as hook-nosed in my posts about him. 

[Alex]

Khan was booed and heckled when the result was announced, still with that smug grin on his face.

Meanwhile in Bradford, his muslim brothers celebrate another win, I'm sure there were Pakistani flags draped around some of them.  God help this country

https://twitter.com/i/status/1786722982011806020

[JBR]

He will win by a mile, too many muslims now in London to be countered by the rest. This is why he was installed by Blair, who then imported millions of supporters from Pakistan etc, to ensure his residence until he decides to relinquish it to 'Khan 2'.

Additionally the gathering of 'proxy postal votes' at many mosques is a well known activity today, where this sphere of influence is an established social doctrine.

Eventually this profile will convert the whole of the the UK to the paradigm of Islamic Sharia Law. Khan is the prototype Caliph for the UK and eventually Europe.

He will indeed, especially because of the 'proxy postal votes', and we all know how that works.
As Alex added later, the same has happened in Bradford, for obvious reasons.

Other cities will follow.
Our country is becoming - and almost certainly will become - a majority muslim nation in time.
We can all see it coming, and yet for some reason most people are afraid of supporting the people who will do something to stop it.

I apologise for saying this again, especially to the young people who will be the ones to suffer, but unless those who yet form the majority in this country wake up and see the consequences they, or their offspring, will be the ones to suffer.