Canada's Own Imam Jamal Badawi to Speak at Upcoming U.K. Islamist Confab

JamBad (the hip hop name I just gave him) is on the impressive roster of bloviators at the sixth Global Peace and Unity Conference (that would be global peace and unity in the Islamist sense--i.e. the peace that will be in place globally once the ummah and its infidel enablers unite to make it possible). The event takes place later this month. Here's how our homie (I'm so proud!) is described in a Gatestone Institute piece about the confab:

Jamal Badawi, a Canadian Islamist, and included in an internal Muslim Brotherhood list of activists in 1992. In 2006, Badawi described suicide bombers as "freedom fighters," similar to those fighting the Nazis or the Japanese kamikazes fighting the Americans. Three years later Badawi proclaimed that Hamas terrorists were fighting jihad and that those who were killed were martyrs. He also condemned moderate Muslims who criticised Islamist terror groups.

Recently, JamBad appeared at one of those interfaithy gatherings where he informed attendees that jihad can never, ever mean "holy war." But that's only because, to quote a famous warrior, "War is deceit." One suspects that Badawi's message will be entirely different when he addresses the faithful at the supremacist gathering.