Muslim Terror MP Lied

The results of an inquiry into the bugging of M.P. Sadiq Khan has concluded that the Muslim terror M.P. was bugged twice whilst 'visiting' his childhood friend and fellow Islamonazi terrorist sympathiser Babar Ahmad at Woodhill prison in 2005/6.

Ahmad is currently awaiting extradition to the U.S. where thankfully it is still legal to punish terrorists and their co-conspirators. European Human Rights laws have made it virtually impossible for Muslim terrorists to be convicted in Britain and has led to the U.K. being dubbed Britistan and the 'terror capital' of Europe.

Sadiq Khan had initially protested that his visits to Ahmad were in the capacity of an M.P. 'chatting' to his constituent and therefore covered by the now infamous 'Wilson doctrine'* which forbids the bugging of M.P.s. What Khan failed to disclose was that he had registered with the prison as a 'friend' of the terrorist and was therefore not covered by the doctrine. Once again the dhimmi BBC, following orders from its Islamonazi bosses, excelled itself by failing to mention this fact and instead decided to open its report with the following paragraph "A Labour MP was bugged on two visits to see a constituent in prison, the home secretary has told the Commons." The absence of this fairly saliant point should leave any reader of the BBC article confused as to why there was 'no breach of protocol' and 'correct procedures were followed'.

Khan is well known for his hatred of America and has warned the government on several occasions to change its policy on the Middle East or be prepared to reap the consequences from his Muslim brothers.

* The Wilson doctrine was introduced at a time when it was unheard of for friends/associates of Islamic terrorists to be elected to parliament. The very fact that this situation has arisen is proof that the doctrine should be scrapped and that ANY M.P. who thinks it's suitable to visit terrorists in prison should automatically be bugged and kept under close surveillance...preferably in their very own cell at Guantanamo Bay.