Burka-Clad Woman to Deliver UK TV Christmas Speech

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Wednesday, December 6. 2006

Burka-Clad Woman to Deliver UK TV Christmas Speech

Simply shocking:

A veiled Muslim woman will deliver this year?s alternative Christmas speech on Channel 4, the broadcaster has said.

Khadija, a Zimbabwean-born British citizen who has been wearing the full veil - or niqab - for 10 years, has been given the slot.

The message will reflect a year in which the wearing of religious clothing and symbols have ?dominated the news agenda?, said a Channel 4 spokesman.

A counterpoint to the Queen?s Christmas speech first appeared on C4 in 1993.

The spokesman added that the specific contents of the message would be released closer to Christmas Day.

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'wearing the full veil - or niqab - for 10 years'

Saves on moisturiser, I suppose - but she's obviously a deluded cretin.

This is the last straw for many of us.

I will vote for any British National Party candidate in the next election, whatever they look like, whoever they are. I won't care if s/he can barely spell her or his own name.

The BNP is the only party with a stated aim to combat islamofascism. Unfortunately it also has a soft spot for the Paleostinians, which I am willing to overlook.

An ex-liberal.

#1 Anna on 2006-12-12 17:06 (Reply)

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