The suicidal West. Too stupid to survive.



Islamist inspiration for the Tunisia massacre, living in London mansion worth 1Mil British pounds on public aid while he runs terror campaign,

Al-Sibai is known to be a key figure in international jihad. For the last decade he has been running a propaganda operation from his London home that has influenced young Muslims across the world, including members of Ansar al-Sharia Tunisia (AST), the terrorist group behind last month’s Tunisian massacre.

Yet, despite his known connections to the group, he is free to live and claim benefits in the UK.

Al-Sibai and his wife are estimated to be living on £48,000 a year at the taxpayers’ expense. It is thought that they are able to claim nearly double the supposed £25,000 cap because they both claim disability living allowance. Al-Sibai has also been handed a car worth £16,000, and a parking space right outside his house to go with it.

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Some 3,000 jihadi fighters have joined IS from Tunisia – more than from any other country.

The revelations are the latest example of how extremism was allowed to flourish under the noses of the British authorities at the turn of the century – with a Who’s Who of fanatics and terrorists living here.

Connections: Saifallah Ben Hassine has been linked to Hani al-Siba’i, a radical preacher who is said to have inspired Islamic State executioner Mohammed Emwazi - known as Jihadi John

Hundreds of extremists from the Middle East and North Africa used the capital – dubbed Londonistan by exasperated French security officials – to plot the downfall of governments in countries such as Egypt, Yemen and Algeria.

Some of the groups had ties to Qatada and were often affiliates of Al Qaeda.

But the police and security services effectively turned a blind eye to their activities.

It was only after 9/11 that officials began rounding up the ringleaders and trying to either deport them or subject them to control orders.

Qatada’s disciples also included Djamel Beghal – the man who is said to have radicalised Charlie Hebdo terrorists Amedy Coulibaly and Chérif Kouachi.

Ben Hassine, who is also known as Abu Iyad al Tunisi, has been linked to Hani al-Siba’i, a radical preacher who lives in West London with his wife and four children.

Al-Siba’i is said to have inspired IS executioner Mohammed Emwazi, known as Jihadi John.

This man has resisted numerous and extremely expensive efforts to have him deported. The legal fees of course, came from English coffers.

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