Jihad Watch reported on January 22 that this school reversed its hijab ban because of accusations of “Islamophobia.” But it’s even worse than that now.
Furious locals have compared a headteacher at one of Britain’s top primary schools to Adolf Hitler after she tried to ban young girls from wearing a hijab in class.
The headteacher, Neena Lull, was also accused of wanting to make all of the children British, “in tops hats, sipping tea, twirling their moustaches.” Lull has now not only reversed her decision, but apologised.
It goes without saying that one is not forcing British culture on anyone by merely banning the hijab. The fury over such a ban should prompt questions. As it turns out, the former Muslim Mayor of Blackburn, “Salim Mulla was accused of being part of a hate campaign that targeted Miss Lall.” He was also accused of referring to her an “evil racist,” despite his own despicable record. Mulla claimed last year “that Israel was behind ISIS and added that Zionist Jews are a disgrace to humanity.”
Tower Hamlets and Newham are also the largest Muslim boroughs in London. In 2016, the Muslim population was reported at 41 percent in Newham. London’s Muslim mayor Sadiq Khan has been pushing an Islamic supremacist agenda, putting aside millions for police witch-hunts against “offensive communication” amid a violent crime surge throughout London, related to immigration.
Her [Lull’s] decision angered parents and members of the local community so much so that a video was made portraying her as the Nazi leader.
To oppose Islamic supremacism, with its tenets and practices that are degrading to women, is worlds away from being Hitler, Nazi, “Islamophobic,” alt-right, racist, xenophobic, intolerant, etc. Unfortunately, in territories endangered by sharia, these are common charges.
Such hateful language is tolerated as sharia expands, amid claims from its proponents about how harmless it is.
Neena Lull was victim to unthinkable bullying:
‘They’re demanding your resignation. Thousands have signed petitions.’
Not only has Lull reversed her decision and apologised, but also the chairman of governors, Arif Qawi, has now quit.
Qawi rightly accused the Government of “leaving staff exposed to bullying from ‘extremists’ over the hijab ban.” Count this a victory for such “extremists,” who will not only continue to muscle Brits (and other Western societies) into complete dhimmitude, but escalate their bullying in the face of appeasement and weakness.
“Angry parents compare head at one of country’s best primary schools to HITLER because she tried to ban young girls from wearing the hijab”, by Abe Hawken, Daily Mail, January 28, 2018:
Furious locals have compared a headteacher at one of Britain’s top primary schools to Adolf Hitler after she tried to ban young girls from wearing a hijab in class.
Neena Lall, 50, banned the Islamic headscarf and fasting for pupils aged under eight who attend St Stephen’s Primary in Newham, east London.
Her decision angered parents and members of the local community so much so that a video was made portraying her as the Nazi leader.
The clip of Hitler’s famous rant was taken from the 2004 war film, Downfall, and the subtitles were edited to make it relevant to controversial ban at the school…..
‘You were supposed to make them all British. In tops hats, sipping tea, twirling their moustaches.’
He is then interrupted by one of his assistants who said: ‘Sir, they’re just kids. They are British.’
Hitler replied: ‘British like me. Like me you imbecile!’ But he was then told: ‘Mein Fuhrer, you’re Panjabi.’
The video, which portrays some of the school’s staff as Hitler’s assistants, began with a man pointing at a map and speaking to the leader.
But the subtitles read: ‘Parents are mobilising along the school entrances here and here.
‘They’re demanding your resignation. Thousands have signed petitions.’
The clip has been retweeted by a number of men who live in the local community.
Both Miss Lall and Arif Qawi, who was chair of the governers, also introduced a new rule at the school which prevented children from fasting during Ramadan for ‘health and safety reasons’.
An insider at the school, which was ranked number one in The Sunday Times league tables, said the ban was brought in because the hijab was ‘alienating’ young girls.
But one mother said parents were angry because only one faith was targeted.
The hijab ban resulted in a former mayor being investigated over claims he called her an ‘evil racist’.
Salim Mulla was accused of being part of a hate campaign that targeted Miss Lall.
But the school is said to have been bullied into reversing the move after it received ‘ridiculous oppression and intimidation’ in emails and online comments from around the country.
Mr Mulla, a serving Labour councillor in Blackburn was accused of being part of a campaign that led to Miss Lall caving in and her chairman of governors resigning.
In one Facebook post, he wrote: ‘Work needs to be done to get this evil woman out of school. She must go. She is racist bigot.’
Blackburn council’s leader Mohammed Khan said Mr Mulla’s behaviour was ‘not acceptable’ and the authority would ‘deal with him’.
He confirmed the former mayor – whose Facebook profile picture shows him in civic regalia shaking hands with the Queen – would not run in this year’s local election.
Miss Lall apologised to parents on Tuesday and chairman of governors Mr Qawi resigned.
He has now accused the Government of leaving staff exposed to bullying from ‘extremists’ over the hijab ban.