Furious hate cleric blames GB News after tour forced to end early

Abbasi was greeted at the terminal by fans gifting him flowers, offering their hands and stretching to get selfies with him.

There he blamed GB News presenter Nigel Farage for putting a stop to some of his tour dates.

The Bangladeshi preacher told the crowd: “There’s an evil politician and his name is Farage.

“The Brexit movement was led by him. The movement that kicked out Britain from European Union.

“He is the one who opposed me.”

The hate cleric went on to use an antisemitic trope, claiming Nigel colluded powerful Jewish figures to enact his downfall.

He said: “He used the entire Jewish lobby to conspire against me.

“He threatened the police during the London event to perform a long march against me.

“We postponed the event after the police asked us.

“The Jews failed to implement their conspiracy.“

Bangladesh’s inferior atheists were waiting for the British government to stop or block me.

“They didn’t do anything. They gave me a respectful farewell.”

Last week GB News revealed Abbasi had been allowed into the UK despite previously calling for people who criticised the Prophet Muhammad to have their heads “chopped off”.

He had slammed the late Queen Elizabeth II for endorsing a school that turned children into “disgusting human beings”.

And he praised Osama Bin Laden and the terrorists who carried out the 9/11 attacks in America calling them “brave lions”.

Despite this he was allowed to speak in Birmingham at the Islamic Conference 2023 which was hosted and organised by TV channel iON TV last Tuesday.

But following a GB News investigation, later events in London, Leicester and Luton were cancelled.

Last week, John Spellar, Labour MP for Warley, told GB News: “Given his record, how the hell was he allowed to come into the country?

“If we are clear that he has made these statements, what the hell were the Home Office thinking?

“Clearly they have questions to answer.”