Why does BBC use most of its news hour on Michael Flynn (US) and Paul Nuttall (UKip)? Klevius: Because they constitute obstacles against the free spread of sharia islamism that BBC supports.

How deeply is islamism* embedded in US and UK democracies - incl. in the media?

* Do note that 'islamism' doesn't necessarily mean muslim terrorism. Most islamism centers on basic Human Rights violating sharia islam.

A Muslim Brotherhood Congressman (Ellison) is now a leading contender for chairman of the DNC (Clinton's and Obama's party).

And in the bushes just a few miles from the White House muslim born (apostate?!) and raised Barakeh Hussein Obama Dunham Soetoro (or whatever), is preying with his Organizing for Action (OFA) scheming to sabotage Trump’s presidency with whatever means.

President Trump and the free world is under full attack by islamofascism that has infected media and politicians.

And in the UK Theresa May supports sharia islam and the welcoming of more sharia islamists from Commonwealth states - while rejecting EU citizens and European Human Rights Court, which declared sharia islam incompatible with European values based on Human Rights equality.

Theresa May and her allies have also told the Brits that Britain should only import the cream of people - meaning wealthy or highly educated and skilled people.

So Klevius question is of course: How would that affect e.g. Bangladesh?