Raheem Kassam quits UKIP race over sexist abuse and fraud allegations
UPDATED: Criminal Raheem Kassam, under public humiliation, pulls out of the race to be leader of UKIP following repeated allegations of being a ‘Tory plant’, committing fraud, and treating women as second class citizens. Kassam, hiding in shame, now demands more money and hopes to benefit from a Trump victory in the US elections, now that his UK privileges have expired
- 31 October 2016
UKIP leadership contender Raheem Kassam is a criminal, and we can prove it
LATEST UPDATE: UKIP funders may not be fruitcakes, but they don't do their research on their leadership candidates. In a bizarre twist, named and shamed UKIP criminal Raheem Kassam has the support of funder Arron Banks. Meanwhile, with much more to come, Kassam's scoundrel-like behavioour is being revealed more widely. Furthermore, we reveal the extent of Kassam's criminal fraud -- £21K at minimum. He has also told a woman politician to tape her legs together
- 11 October 2016
UKIP serious criminal exposed, perversion of UK 2015 general election
UPDATE: Raheem Kassam admits he won't pay taxes in London. He says he is "moral". Yet, he can't pay taxes on his extortion money, can he?. How would he tell HMRC his income was from crime? (See paragraphs 4/5). UK regulatory authorities are now actively considering the case, according to reliable sources
- 25 April 2016
Farage urged to disown "weird" Raheem Kassam after ‘repulsive attack’ on deputy
UKIP leader Nigel Farage is coming under growing pressure to disown Raheem Kassam, described as "totally weird" by former associates, after an article on the Breitbart news website attacked his female deputy accusing her of ‘crying and screaming’ in an astonishingly personal attack
- 17 May 2015
Kassam Axed: Farage’s right-hand man departs under shadow of crime allegations
Nigel Farage’s right-hand man Raheem Kassam -- under suspicion of multiple criminal offences -- has left the party, along with fellow director Matthew Richardson (who is not suspected of any unlawful conduct)
- 14 May 2015
FOREST sets the summer alight
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Even The Guardian's readers support the Mali intervention
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- 14 January 2013
Podcast: We Need To Talk... About UKIP, Guns and an EU referendum
Raheem Kassam is joined by Alex Wickham and Tim Aker for this week's podcast
- 12 January 2013
2012's Top Ten on The Commentator
This year's top ten articles on The Commentator include topics such as atheism in Pakistan, the Leveson Inquiry, the BBC and Israel in the media
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Syria’s ‘incompetence’ may be the tipping point
The view of Syria from the Golan Heights makes for a bleak picture
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Last chance in the Cameroon saloon?
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A feistier Tory party is exactly what everyone's looking for
Lord Ashcroft has outlined why he thinks negative campaigning won't work for the Tories. Raheem Kassam disagrees.
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Clegg's own stalking horse is less than discreet and less than capable
The Liberal Democrats need to avoid Vince Cable as a future party leader, if they want to detoxify in the next decade
- 23 September 2012
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