Glen Jenvey, the self-styled terrorism expert responsible for the Sun‘s fabricated “Terror Target Sugar” story about a supposed Muslim extremist hitlist (although he now denies this), recently posted a glowing account of the English Defence League and its membership (“I was amazed at … Continue reading
Richard Bartholomew has the latest on Glen Jenvey, who now admits to his role in faking the evidence behind the notorious “Terror Target Sugar” story in the Sun, which reported that Muslims were plotting to attack British Jews. Glenvey now … Continue reading
Let’s begin by going back to the Sun non-story that prompted this initial post: The Sun – Islamic fanatics name Alan Sugar, Mark Ronson and Lord Levy in a hit list of Britain’s leading Jews: British anti-terror expert Glen Jenvey is … Continue reading
“The British media and political leaders mainly from the left call the British street movement the English Defence League (EDL) racists. But having been invited by the EDL to meet its members and talk with its leader Tommy Robinson for … Continue reading
“Our story on January 7 about a ‘hit list‘ of top British Jews on the website Ummah.com was based on claims by Glen Jenvey who last week confessed to duping several newspapers and Tory MP Patrick Mercer by fabricating stories … Continue reading
The Sun today admitted that its front page story claiming Lord Alan Sugar was a Jewish “target” of extremist Muslims was wrong. But the paper did not apologise or offer a correction to readers about the 7 January story, which … Continue reading
The Press Complaints Commission is investigating a front-page story in the Sun newspaper that claimed Islamic extremists were targeting The Apprentice star Sir Alan Sugar. On 7 January the Sun’s front page splash, under the headline “Terror Target Sugar“, quoted … Continue reading
“You would have thought that after relying on the dubious claims of Glen Jenvey for a front page lead story, only for it to have been withdrawn less than a week later might have made the Sun‘s journalists slightly more … Continue reading
Fears grew last night that hate-filled Islamic extremists are drawing up a “hit list” of Britain’s leading Jews – bringing the Middle East conflict terrifyingly close to home. TV’s The Apprentice boss Sir Alan Sugar and Amy Winehouse record producer … Continue reading
“Yesterday (Tuesday 14th November), the BBC Newsnight and File on 4 programmes aired false and counterfactual allegations against Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain. Amongst the sensationalist allegations was that members of Hizb ut-Tahrir have been involved in ‘street gang criminality’. We believe … Continue reading