That's according to The Muslim Public Affairs Committee UK (MPACUK) and they use an image from a Nazi website to make their point.
LGF has more including this:
The Muslim Public Affairs Committee UK (MPACUK) presents itself as a legitimate community representative of young British Muslims; according to their site they are “a non-profit making organisation working with the community, helping Muslims to help themselves.” Their spokesmen have appeared on the BBC, and the media seem to be taking them seriously as a group that “tries to involve young Muslims in democracy.”
One reader was prompted to write this email to the BBC:
Dear Sir/Madam
I would like to bring to your attention an anti-Semitic cartoon, sourced from a neo-Nazi organisation, that has recently been published on the website of the Muslim Public Affairs Committee UK (MPACUK)
The cartoon, which I include here, as well as provide the link for, depicts a Jew as a baboon or monkey with the horns of the Devil on his head, and shows him lifting up the American flag. The name of the accompanying article is ‘Zionists Behind Terror Attacks’
The picture is sourced from a German Neo Nazi and Holocaust Revisionism website called Global Fire. (link provided)
You can see the jpg link by clicking on this screenshot of the item here.
I am bringing this to your attention because on Monday 1st August you invited Mr Asghar Bukhari, a leader of MPACUK, to join a studio discussion on Islamic extremism in the Newsnight studio. I have a number of questions for you:
(1) Were you aware that MPACUK is an organization that publishes cartoons depicting Jews as baboons with the horns of Satan on their head?
(2) Were you aware that MPACUK links to a German Neo Nazi website that engages in Holocaust revisionism and denial?
(3) Are you intending to invite Mr Bukhari or any other members of MPACUK onto Newsnight to comment on issues pertaining to current affairs in the near future?
(4) If you do so, will your journalists be briefed on the fact that Mr Bukhari is the leader of an organization that publishes cartoons depicting Jews as beasts with the sign of the Devil growing from their head sourced from a Neo Nazi website and will your questioning of his stance on various issues reflect this?
(5) What is the BBC’s policy on inviting into studio discussions individuals representing organizations that publish cartoons depicting Jews as Satanic animals?
(6) If using such individuals as commentators violates the ethics of the BBC Newsnight production team, what steps will you be taking to ensure that such individuals are not used again and afforded the credibility of the BBC by legitimizing their rhetoric and discourse in the Newsnight studio?
(7) On a personal level, do you think it was good idea to invite into a studio discussion on how the Muslim community can oppose the growing influence of extreme right wing Islamist organization the leader of a pressure group that publishes anti-semitic cartoons and links to a Neo Nazi website? On a personal level, do you see any irony in inviting such an individual onto Newsnight to discuss what can be done to ‘save’ vulnerable Muslim youth from the enchantments of Islamic extremists?
I hope that you will take the time to consider my questions and provide satisfactory answers. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Yours Sincerely
You may recall the BBC loaded the audience with Muslims in a recent show on terrorism.
And you may recall another British Muslim website, the Islamic Society of Britain (ISB), encouraged Muslim youths as young as 11 to join in jihad.
Don't look for an answer from the BBC, as they, The Guardian and the left are firmly in their camp.
The government isn't doing much to help either by ordering police to raid suspected terror hideouts in their socks so as not to offend the terrorists.
Britain still does not admit that she is at war and one wonders if she will wake up before it is too late.
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