Miss England = Horses Ass
England ought to strip the title from this apologist airhead.
This woman is the poster child for men who think beautiful woman are dumb as a box of rocks. Listen to some of her verbal diarrhea:
Huh? Maybe its the other way around. Could it possibly be that extremism by some members of her community is leading some to stereotype them?The first Muslim to be crowned Miss England has warned that stereotyping members of her community is leading some towards Extremism.
There's just no pleasing this woman! She wins...so her victory is "sugar coating". If she had lost...her loss would be due to England being anti-muslim.the 19-year-old student from Hounslow feels that winning the coveted beauty title last September was a "sugar coating" for muslims who have become more alienated in the past 12 months.
Ya just can't win. has she been taking lessons from Al Sharpton?
Prove themselves as what? Antisocial, hateful, murdering scum??Even moderate Muslims are turning to terrorism to prove themselves.
...and not a peep about "the hostility that comes from the muslim community".But at the same time, she said, "there is this hostility" which comes "mainly from the Government".
She's sooooo transparent.
OK...but please tell me why they DON'T do more to stop the violence and help the police and the government? STOP MAKING EXCUSESMiss Kohistani said: "Tony Blair addressed Muslims in particular, telling them that they need to sort out the problem within. That was a huge stereotype of the Islamic community
Several community leaders openly declared her to be betraying the laws of Islam while radical Muslims sent the teenager and her family death threats.
Ahhhh...THIS is the chick that got all the heat about her bathing suit! NOW this makes sense.
She's kissing ass so she doesn't get stoned to death or beheaded by some of her fellow "religion of peace" followers.
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OK...here's the story:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...n_page_id=1770
Stereotyping is leading to terror, says first Muslim Miss England
Last updated at 16:13pm on 31st August 2006
The first Muslim to be crowned Miss England has warned that stereotyping members of her community is leading some towards extremism.
Hammasa Kohistani made history last year when she was chosen to represent England in the Miss World pageant.
But one year on, the 19-year-old student from Hounslow feels that winning the coveted beauty title last September was a "sugar coating" for Muslims who have become more alienated in the past 12 months.
She said: "The attitude towards Muslims has got worse over the year. Also the Muslims' attitude to British people has got worse.
"Even moderate Muslims are turning to terrorism to prove themselves. They think they might as well support it because they are stereotyped anyway. It will take a long time for communities to start mixing in more.
"People may feel I am just a sugar coating on the situation. I am a symbol to show it's not really that bad.
But at the same time, she said, "there is this hostility" which comes "mainly from the Government".
The Prime Minister told MPs last month that moderate Muslims were not doing enough to tackle extremists in their own community.
Miss Kohistani said: "Tony Blair addressed Muslims in particular, telling them that they need to sort out the problem within. That was a huge stereotype of the Islamic community. Even the more moderate Muslims have been stereotyped negatively and feel they have to take actions to prove themselves.
Born in Uzbekistan and raised in Afghanistan, Miss Kohistani divided Muslim opinion when she entered and won the Miss England pageant in Liverpool.
Several community leaders openly declared her to be betraying the laws of Islam while radical Muslims sent the teenager and her family death threats.
But after a busy year travelling around the world as an ambassador for England, Miss Kohistani said she feels Muslims are unfairly being branded as terrorists.
She added: "For a Muslim to represent England is asking for controversy at the moment. I feel after everything that's happened Muslims are being stereotyped negatively. The whole community has been labelled and, whether they are guilty of crime or not, they are getting penalised for it.
"I like being in the limelight because people can look at me and see I am a Muslim but good. Most of the people being pinpointed are judged by their outer appearances and people assume because they are Muslim and have a beard they have done something wrong."
She continued: "The bridge I have made is slowly being broken by more and more wars. Now the Iran situation is brought up and another Islamic country is under scrutiny - and the recent Heathrow scare. I guess I am needed even more now than last year to an extent because of what has happened.
"It is not for me to answer how to get people to turn away from terrorism. The politicians don't know what to do and I am just a 19-year-old."
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