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In a speech in the British Parliament which went viral on social media, Lord Pearson of Rannoch urged Britain to work with the leaders of the Muslim community to reform the ideology of Islam which according to him, it constitutes a "threat".
As you can see in the video below other MP replied to him and said Islam has nothing to do with terror, but the terrorists themselves are abusing its ideology to commit crimes.
The video sparked outrage on social media by many who described it as "Islamophobia" which meant fear of Islam.
Lord Pearson of Rannoch shared this video on his Twitter account with the following description:
"My Question in the House of Lords yesterday asking the government whether they will go to the root of the problem and encourage our Muslim leaders to reform their religion to stop it being used to carry out attacks like in Streatham on Sunday. Their answer shows they will not"
As you can see in the video below other MP replied to him and said Islam has nothing to do with terror, but the terrorists themselves are abusing its ideology to commit crimes.
The video sparked outrage on social media by many who described it as "Islamophobia" which meant fear of Islam.
Lord Pearson of Rannoch shared this video on his Twitter account with the following description:
"My Question in the House of Lords yesterday asking the government whether they will go to the root of the problem and encourage our Muslim leaders to reform their religion to stop it being used to carry out attacks like in Streatham on Sunday. Their answer shows they will not"
My Question in the House of Lords yesterday asking the government whether they will go to the root of the problem and encourage our Muslim leaders to reform their religion to stop it being used to carry out attacks like in Streatham on Sunday. Their answer shows they will not pic.twitter.com/wS9MkSVmks
— Lord Pearson of Rannoch (@LordPearson) February 4, 2020
