Bitter and twisted, didn't get the grades so was chucked out and went to a lesser school.

It doesn't reflect the social mix of the school and I would believe being pakistani, he would have far more likely to have been bullied by Indian kids.

To be honest p*** for Daily Facist readers.

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

A white kid having a chance of getting into a private school cricket team there's reverse racism [and pushy parents].

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

The point is that the Mail has done nothing to counter this outrageous assertion. In fact it appears to revel in it. And your point is quite right, the media should not have given him coverage as what he said is clearly a complete lie.

The Whitgift Foundation is pretty punchy, hopefully they will sue the whingeing little wazzock. He's gotta be a pillock if he left Wilson's with dodgy A levels, it really is a hot-house.

Qureshi is an apologist for extremism, wrapped up in the pretence, through CAGE, that's its all about civil liberties. It isn't.

As far as the rules go, it's a website not a democracy - Hambo 3/6/2014

Some more about CAGE from last September when it organised a speakers' tour around the country, with "separate areas for Brothers & Sisters",featuring some "interesting" speakers..Sorry but I don't have the source to hand.

"The events will also feature numerous members of the extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir (HT), including Jamal Harwood, Taji Mustafa, Reza Pankhurst, and Abdul Wahid.
Described as “target[ing] specific universities and colleges...with the objective of radicalising and recruiting students”, HT’s policies have called for the execution of apostates and reject democracy, claiming:
“...whoever does not rule whatever Allah has revealed, denying Allah’s right to legislate, as is the case with those who believe in democracy, is a Kafir”.
Alongside the HT speakers, Hittin Institute (HI) head Uthman Lateef – who states “if we are teaching the way of life of...the kuffar, Allah will bring humiliation on us” – will also be appearing at several events.
He will be joined by fellow HI contributors Adnan Rashid, and Abdullah Al-Andalusi, who believes “democracy, secularism, feminism, humanism, and freedom” are “blatantly un-Islamic concepts”.
Finally, speakers whose extreme views have seen them barred from events including Haitham Al-Haddad and Ibrahim Hewitt will speak, as will Wasim Kempson and Sulieman Ghani who have both called for the release of the convicted terrorist Dr Aafia Siddiqui.
CAGE’s efforts in assembling such a roster represent a significant mobilisation and show the determination of the group and its supporters to undermine opposition to Islamist extremism".

Edited by legaleagle (04 Mar 2015 10.23am)

As all Old Mids / Trinity Old Boys know, Whitgift has always been filled with wrong'uns.

Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.