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  • Definitely the Best Zionist Conspiracy Ever

    06/13/2015 3:33:00 PM PDT · by Eleutheria5 · 35 replies
    Arutz Sheva ^ | 13/6/15 | Ari Soffer
    Picture with humorous caption From Zionist sharks to Mossad vultures; for anti-Zionists, where Israel is concerned conspiracy theories are always in-vogue - no matter how outlandish or just plain nuts they sound. Vying for this year's best Israel-related conspiracy theory is an Islamist activist in the UK, who claims he has been the victim of a most dastardly of Zionist deeds. According to Asghar Bukhari, founder of the extremist Muslim Public Affairs Committee (MPAC), Zionists broke into his house last night and stole... his shoe. No kidding. Text of tweet
  • Any Muslim Killed Fighting Israel Goes to Paradise

    12/20/2008 6:16:24 PM PST · by Shellybenoit · 12 replies · 403+ views
    Telegraph/Yidwithlid ^ | 12/20/08 | Yidwithlid
    Asghar Bukhari is a founding member of the Muslim Public Affairs Committee (MPAC), which is the British equivalent of CAIR. Bukhari is the "go to" spokesman of Muslim rights for the British Media. Back in 2006 it was revealed that this "civil rights" advocate is a supporter of David Irving, holocaust denier: .....Asghar Bukhari, a founder member of the Muslim Public Affairs Committee (MPAC), which describes itself as Britain's largest Muslim civil rights group, sent money to Irving and urged Islamic websites to ask visitors to make donations to his fighting fund. Bukhari contacted the discredited historian, sentenced this year...
  • Muslim's 'grave error' over Irving

    11/20/2006 8:00:37 AM PST · by Mrs Ivan · 9 replies · 651+ views
    The Daily Telegraph ^ | 20/11/2006 | Catriona Davies
    A Muslim organisation said yesterday that one of its founders had made a "grave mistake" when he sent money and letters of support to the historian David Irving, jailed this year in Austria for Holocaust denial. Asghar Bukhari, a former chief executive of the Muslim Public Affairs Committee (MPAC), which describes itself as a civil liberties group, admitted sending a donation to help Irving fight a libel case in 2000. Mr Bukhari said he now realised that Irving held "despicable" views. He made the £60 donation on the basis of a "limited" number of articles he had seen because he...