Former Muslim told by UK police to quit being a crusader about threats on his life

Times:

A British citizen who converted to Christianity from Islam and then complained to police when locals threatened to burn his house down was told by officers to “stop being a crusader”, according to a new report.

Nissar Hussein, 43, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, who was born and raised in Britain, converted from Islam to Christianity with his wife, Qubra, in 1996. The report says that he was subjected to a number of attacks and, after being told that his house would be burnt down if he did not repent and return to Islam, reported the threat to the police. It says he was told that such threats were rarely carried out and the police officer told him to “stop being a crusader and move to another place”. A few days later the unoccupied house next door was set on fire.

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This seems to be typical of the PC Brits who don't want to upset the Asians, aka Muslims.

I recently started watching the BBC production MI5 about the internal security service. It is supposed to be taking place after 9-11 and there are occasional snooty references to how much trouble the US is, but so far there has not been one plot about Islamic terrorism. In the first show the threat is from a southern American woman who is a pro-life abortion clinic bomber who made a special trip to the UK to work on their family planning docs.

The next threat was a guy trying to start a race war in the UK and the most recent were Kurdish rebels who were duped into an attack on the Turkish embassy by a traitor trying to steal the names of UK agents around the world. If the real MI5 is as clueless as the writers for this show it is surprising they have stopped anything.

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