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This is the man who was sacked from the BBC for writing a newspaper column that said Arabs were suicide bombers, limb amputators and women repressors.
Lindsay Clydesdale ...the last word; Girl's talk by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Last week the BBC took Kilroy off the air after the former Birmingham MP made controversial comments about Arabs in his Sunday newspaper column In his article he questioned what they had contributed to the world and called them 'suicide bombers, limb amputators and women repressors'.
RACISTS TARGET MIDLAND MP IN KILROY ATTACK; Chilling threats e-mailed ... by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
The BBC have suspended Mr Kilroy-Silk's daytime TV discussion programme while an investigation is conducted into his controversial article in the Sunday Express 10 days ago in which he branded Arabs 'suicide bombers, limb amputators and women repressors'.
MP joins Kilroy row by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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