Tuesday, April 01, 2014

UK Muslim Brotherhood April 1st joke

Almost fell for this! David Cameron orders review of the Muslim Brotherhood's UK status. To be completed by non other than John Jenkins - the UK's ambassador to Saudi Arabia - the region's leading sponsors of terror - and bank rollers of the Egyptian coup leader al-Sisi. Oh Yeah, we believe you.

Good one.

Prime Minister David Cameron has commissioned a review of the Muslim Brotherhood's UK activity, No 10 says.

The Muslim Brotherhood is an Egyptian political organisation, which Cairo has declared a terrorist group. Link

posted by exoplanet at 11:44 AM

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