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The Editor

May

2012

Baroness Warsi and Dr Wafik Moustafa should both be investigated

Written by Green Arrow

Baroness Warsi - No10 120 x 162 First off, we have to differentiate between the terms "invaders" and "colonisers".

For the record, "invaders" are those who are 1st generation unwanted immigrants to Our Country and "colonisers" are 2nd or 3rd generation descendants of unwanted immigrants to Our Country. Simples, as my pet meerkat would say - if I had one that is.

Now then, onto the story about the Pakistani coloniser Sayeeda Warsi, because there is embedded within the reports on her totally expected abuse of our expenses system, a nugget of information that means that a 2nd person should be charged and if found guilty, either deported or imprisoned.

Warsi, it is remembered was rejected by the electorate of Dewsbury but determined to get a moslem women as a shadow minister, she was elevated to the peerage as Baroness Warsi and she has been ripping us off ever since.

Now it seems that the story about her misappropriation of taxpayers money has broken, because of a falling out with a Dr Wafik Moustafa, the chairman of the Conservative Arab Network and conservative party donor, who admitted to the Sunday Times that he never asked the moslem free-loader Warsi for any money, as he was hoping to further his political career.

That admission to me is clear. He was attempting to bribe a government minister in order to further his career. He should be investigated, brought to trial and if found guilty, deported.