Facebook removes ads promoting petition to halt UK mosque
BY ROBERT SPENCER
JIHADWATCH.ORG
JAN 8, 2019
Britain First and Political Gamers UK are being defamed with the usual epithet of “far right,” which means nothing more today than that the establishment media wants you to dislike the group. The real question is this: is any concern about any mosque anywhere in the West ipso facto bigoted and Islamophobic? In Switzerland, mosques have proven ties to the Islamic State. In Germany, a mosque was recently raided for suspected jihad terror financing. In Britain, it was recently discovered that a mosque where Meghan Markle supported a community was linked to 19 jihadis. Also in Britain, the imam at the Manchester jihad mass murderer’s mosque had called for armed jihad before the massacre. In Prague, a Muslim planning a jihad massacre frequented mosques and said his spiritual role model was an imam.
And so on and on. But concern about this mosque is “Islamophobia” and “bigotry,” and so Facebook acts swiftly to silence it.
It isn’t hard to see what the outcome of all this will be, and it won’t be pretty.
“Facebook removes ads promoting Britain First petition to halt Maidstone Mosque,” by Luke May, Kent Online, January 7, 2019 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):
Social media giant Facebook has removed three adverts promoting a Britain First petition to ban renovations to a mosque.
The party, led by former Swanley British National Party councillor Paul Golding, has set up a petition to try and stop Maidstone Mosque being redeveloped.
Britain First’s Facebook page was removed from Facebook last March, along with the Mr Golding’s and deputy leader Jayda Fransen’s pages, for violating Facebook’s community standards.
Over Christmas adverts appeared on a separate page, Political Gamers UK, promoting Britain First’s petition against work at a mosque in Mote Road.
The mosque’s former building has been levelled to make way for a three-storey building.
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