I wrote earlier this month about a June debate the venerable Oxford Union Society (“OUS”) held to determine whether “This House believes the West is right to be suspicious of Islam.” That post revolved around Aisha Khan Aziz, who spoke against the motion, and thought she had scored a point by saying that the only reason Tommy Robinson was allowed to speak was that the OUS’s primarily Third World leadership protected him from the mob. It was telling, to say the least.
Laurence Fox exposes Britain’s de facto Islamic blasphemy laws
