Good riddance to bad rubbish

But don’t you dare come here.

In a country that is more than 96% white,  ANTI-WHITE DEVOUT MUSLIM RACIST,  Humza Yousaf, who served as First Minister for a short time, publicly claimed that Scotland is “too white.” But calling him a racist for saying that means that you are a far-right extremist and Islamophobe.

While Yousaf was “Cabinet Secretary for Justice,”he is credited with creating and implementing the so-called “Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Bill,” which aims to protect minorities from ‘mean talk’ that might take place in the privacy of people’s own homes.

Under this Bill, conversations over the dinner table that incite hatred (who gets to decide this?) would be prosecuted under Scotland’s hate crime law. Journalists and theatre directors should also face the courts if their work is deemed to deliberately stoke up prejudice, Humza Yousaf said. According to Yousaf, Scots have no right to engage in “hateful speech,” even on their own property.

Even worse, police have been ordered to target comedians and actors who make offensive jokes or say things that some might consider “racist, Islamophobic, or anti-mass Muslim immigration.”

Raymond Ibrahim, author of Sword and Scimitar, explains, “It’s a mini-sort of blasphemy law that’s meant to curtail and silence any criticism against Muslims or Islam from the indigenous people in the U.K.”

But wait, there’s more. Not only does Yousaf hate white people, he admires Muslim terrorists, especially Hamas and Hezbollah.

Yousaf was a media spokesman for Islamic Relief, a charity that has been accused on a number of occasions of being a front group for the  radical Muslim Brotherhood. Furthermore, the Scottish Herald reported on what became known as a “lunchgate” scandal, where  Yousaf collaborated to fundraise, distributing about a quarter of a million dollars to local Hamas operatives. 

Yousaf has a long track record of voicing criticism of Israel and calling for an arms embargo. Placing the Scottish government at the forefront of the BDS campaign against Israel is exactly the sort of cheap, gesture politics that appeals to Humza Yousaf.