Following on from the international controversy generated by Elon Musk re-exposing the Muslim rape grooming gangs, who raped, prostituted, tortured and in some cases murdered White British female children, some as young as 11, the Starmer government has moved, not to address the problem of the rape gangs, but to silence dissent. It has been said that these gangs still operate, so the Starmer government is working implicitly with the paedophile rapists to protect them from public exposure.
The new legal definition of "Islamophobia" will be produced with consultation with the Islam lobby, and is along the lines of: "Islamophobia is rooted in racism and is a type of racism that targets expressions of Muslimness or perceived Muslimness." With this, any behaviour could be classified as "Muslimness," and made beyond critique. The UK has become an anti-White state. A lesson here for Australia, which is on the same path. This is the real endgame of multiculturalism.
"The Government is planning to introduce an official definition of 'Islamophobia' – which could criminalise criticism of Muslim migration and even grooming gangs.
According to reports from the Telegraph, the Government is planning a new legal definition of 'Islamophobia'.
In order to do so, it will convene a 16-year member 'council' on Islamophobia, which could include figures such as Leeds imam Qari Asim.
Asim was appointed to serve as an "independent adviser on Islamophobia" in July, 2019 by the Conservative Government of Theresa May.
He was also Deputy Leader of the Government's 'Anti-Muslim Hatred Working Group'.
But in 2022, he was dismissed, after leading protests against the screening of a film about the Prophet Muhammad's daughter.
Showings of The Lady of Heaven were pulled from cinemas in Bolton, Birmingham and Sheffield, amidst fears that Muslim protestors would attempt to intimidate cinemagoers.
Hardly a free speech champion.
The Government's 'Islamophobia' council could also feature Dominic Grieve, the former Conservative MP who served as Attorney General between 2010 and 2014.
Grieve previously chaired the Citizens UK 'Commission on Islam', which aimed to promote dialogue between Muslims and non-Muslims in the UK. Back in 2018, Grieve also authored a foreword for 'Islamophobia Defined', a controversial report from the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on British Muslims.
This report came up with a "working definition" of 'Islamophobia', for eventual legal adoption. In 2019, the Labour Party's National Executive Committee formally adopted this definition. As such, we can be reasonably confident that the Government's review will formalise something like the APPG definition.
But what does the APPG definition of 'Islamophobia' actually say?
Well, the 'Islamophobia Defined' report is a methodological disaster. It relies heavily on anecdote and the work of activist charities such as the Runnymede Trust. It also focuses on perceived discrimination, rather than tangible examples.
Polls such as these, which presuppose anti-Muslim sentiment amongst white Britons, feature heavily."
"In an effort to end the "discrimination and abuse" that Muslims in the UK are supposedly suffering, there will be new restrictions on criticism of Islam, including opposition to Muslim rape gangs and honest discussion of why the members of those gangs thought their actions were justified. No lessons have been learned from the decades-long scandal of British officials refusing to act against the Muslim rape gangs for fear of being accused of "Islamophobia." Instead, the Labour government is embracing that fear and paving the way for more British girls to be victimized.
"Angela Rayner to set rules on Islam and free speech: Ex-Tory Dominic Grieve tipped to head up advisory council but critics warn 'blasphemy' law could be created," by Charles Hymas, Telegraph, February 3, 2025:
Angela Rayner is planning to create a council on Islamophobia and is lining up a former Tory minister to lead it, The Telegraph can reveal.
The 16-strong council will help advise on drawing up an official government definition for anti-Muslim discrimination and will provide advice to ministers on tackling Islamophobia, according to sources.
Dominic Grieve, the former Conservative attorney general and a prominent Remainer, has been "recommended" to chair the council within Ms Rayner's Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) as a politician who has been actively involved in tackling Islamophobia.
He chaired the Citizens' UK Commission on Islam, which aimed to promote dialogue between Muslim and non-Muslim communities, and wrote a foreword to a controversial all-party parliamentary group's report in 2018 that set out a definition of Islamophobia, which the Labour Party adopted.
The definition has been criticised for being so widely drawn that it curbs free speech, amounts to a de facto blasphemy law and stifles legitimate criticism of Islam as a religion.
Among the 16 candidates shortlisted for the council is Qari Asim, a Leeds imam who was dismissed as a government adviser by the Tories in 2022 after backing calls for a ban on the film The Lady of Heaven, about the Prophet Mohammed's daughter….
The all-party group, which was co-chaired by Wes Streeting, who is now the Health Secretary, published its definition in 2018 after an 18-month consultation. It stated: "Islamophobia is rooted in racism and is a type of racism that targets expressions of Muslimness or perceived Muslimness."…
[Grieve] said it was clear that "perfectly law-abiding Muslims going about their business and well integrated into society are suffering discrimination and abuse."