"Would they have treated Nazis the same way?": Saudi journalist warns London is becoming 'Londonistan'

An article by Saudi journalist Mishari Al-Dhaidi in 'Al-Sharq Al-Awsat' attacks Britain's policy of allowing radical Islam activists to operate in London, accusing it of hypocrisy and double standards towards ideologies like Nazism.

A scathing article by Saudi journalist Mishari Al-Dhaidi in the daily 'Al-Sharq Al-Awsat' attacks Britain's policy, which allows radical Islam activists, including the Muslim Brotherhood, Al-Qaeda, and representatives of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, to operate in London – a phenomenon known as 'Londonistan'. Al-Dhaidi rejects the British claim that this is about liberal values, and argues that Britain exploited the Muslim Brotherhood movement to curb communism and nationalism. He asks whether Britain would have treated Nazi or fascist activists the same way. The article was published as part of a review by the MEMRI institute.

"Would they have treated Nazis the same way?": Saudi journalist warns London is becoming 'Londonistan'