Where's Walid: London Mayor Khan has no clue where 400 jihadis are in London

The first Muslim Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has claimed that his city is "the safest global city in the world." He feels this way because unlike Manchester, where 22 innocent people were murdered by Islamic terrorists, London only had 8 people murdered last week by Islamic terrorists.

Sadly, these terrorists had all kinds of red flags waving under the noses of authorities. One of the jihadis even made an appearance on a British documentary called The Jihadis Next Door, about real jihadis. 

Not one member of the film crew had the guts to do voice concern.

Khan spoke with Piers Morgan on Good Morning Britain, and was asked about the 400 jihadis and their whereabouts, regarding the safety of London, aka, "the safest global city in the world."

Khan, in typical political fashion didn't answer the question but gave a totally irrelevant bumbling response.

Piers asked Khan what London was doing about the 400 jihadis reported to have taken up arms, fought for ISIS, then came back to London.

"I can't follow 400 people," Khan said, and then made excuses about police budget cuts.

"What could be a bigger priority than people coming back from a Syrian battlefield with intent to harm British citizens?" Morgan asked. "Why is not that the number one priority? Why are these people just allowed to come back in the first place, and then the London mayor doesn't appear to have a clue to where any of them are? No disrespect to you, but where are they?"

Khan tried to deflect: "That's one of the questions that, obviously, police--"

"But you're the mayor!" an angry Morgan interrupted.

Just last September, the Muslim mayor stupidly said that terrorism was "part and parcel of life in a big city."

Easy for him to say. He has armed protection and doesn't need to worry about getting all 'jihadied' up.

Then the idiot mayor told Londoners theres "no reason to be alarmed" over the massive police presence following the alarming Saturday night attack in which 7 people were immediately known killed, and another just discovered floating in the Thames.

Of course, President Trump tweeted about Khan's statement, although he apparently took it out of context.

But flowers, prayers and teddy bears will not stop these religious extremists. We need to get very tough with them.


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