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Katie Hopkins joins Shakeel Afsar and Amir Ahmed in Birmingham for Eid celebrations
Controversial social commentator
Katie Hopkins has
joined forces with leaders of the Birmingham school protests against LGBT education equality, in a move which has angered many of their supporters.
In a tweet posted earlier today, anti-Islam activist
Hopkins shared a photo of her in the home of Shakeel Afsar and alongside Amir Ahmed, who have both voraciously led protests challenging LGBT equality education at Anderton Park Primary School in the city.
Writer and broadcaster Hopkins, who once stated "Islam disgusts me" but defended her views as "entirely rational", thanked Afsar for inviting her into his home for "Eid celebrations" and to "discuss the issues with LGBT teaching at Anderton Park Primary School".
It appears the 44-year-old media personality - who in 2017 was reported to the Metropolitan police
for a tweet in which she called for a "final solution" as part of a longer anti-Muslim tirade - was in the Sparkhill and Balsall Heath area to report on the recent protest ban, as she earlier tweeted a photo of herself standing outside the school.
A temporary council injunction has
currently been placed around the school banning protests, but the protesters
have vowed to continue.
Comment: Indeed they are, and it's simultaneously being rolled out through the education system in every Western country.
The extremely divisive social issues it brings up is why Russia legislated against allowing such propaganda against minors back in 2013.
Watch Katie Hopkins's report from the Anderton Primary School in Birmingham, England:
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