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* Visits Babar Ahmad, a convicted terrorist, in his spare time.<ref name="substack">https://worldbywolf.substack.com/p/questions-for-sadiq?r=2nzgpi&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post</ref> | * Visits Babar Ahmad, a convicted terrorist, in his spare time.<ref name="substack">https://worldbywolf.substack.com/p/questions-for-sadiq?r=2nzgpi&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post</ref> | ||
* Fundraises for Babar Ahmad, a convicted terrorist, to not be extradited to the USA.<ref name="substack"></ref> | * Fundraises for Babar Ahmad, a convicted terrorist, to not be extradited to the USA.<ref name="substack"></ref> | ||
* At a funeral in 2016 Khan was seen shaking | * At a funeral in 2016 Khan was seen shaking Ahmad Babar’s hand.<ref name="substack"></ref> | ||
* Khan's law firm received £1.3m in legal aid having sued the police 328 times in just 10yrs.<ref name="substack"></ref> | * Khan's law firm received £1.3m in legal aid having sued the police 328 times in just 10yrs.<ref name="substack"></ref> | ||
* Described "Fire will be throughout the world" as "flowery words".<ref name="substack"></ref> | * Described "Fire will be throughout the world" as "flowery words".<ref name="substack"></ref> | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 2 December 2023
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- Visits Babar Ahmad, a convicted terrorist, in his spare time.[1]
- Fundraises for Babar Ahmad, a convicted terrorist, to not be extradited to the USA.[1]
- At a funeral in 2016 Khan was seen shaking Ahmad Babar’s hand.[1]
- Khan's law firm received £1.3m in legal aid having sued the police 328 times in just 10yrs.[1]
- Described "Fire will be throughout the world" as "flowery words".[1]
- Described a man who said "Its not suicide, it is martyrdom in the name of of God" as "a voice of reason and understanding".[1]
- Blamed British government policy for 7/7 attacks.[1]
- Referred to moderate Muslims as "Uncle-Toms".[1]
- Hired Shueb Salar, who described the murder of Lee Rigby as fake.[1]