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England’s Dying: Archbishop of Canterbury Gives Radical Islamist a Big Award on 9/11

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The woke Archbishop of Canterbury gave the Hubert Walter Award to Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi for supporting religious minorities in Pakistan. She’s the first DEI Archbishop of Canterbury, and he praised Osama bin Laden.

On 9/11, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullally, gave a Reconciliation and Interfaith award to a Pakistani cleric on 9/11 who praised Osama bin Laden for targeting Brits. Reuters recorded Ashrafi saying: “If a blasphemer can be given the title ‘Sir’ by the West … then a mujahid who has been fighting for Islam against the Russians, Americans and British must be given the lofty title of Islam, Saifullah.”

His wife stood next to him during the ceremony in a demeaning getup with two peepholes for her eyes. Sarah didn’t even blink, never bothered to research her award winner, never suspected a thing, or did she?

Archbishop Sarah should resign; she’s incompetent, and this was a fatal error.

It wasn’t long before she had to rescind the award, embarrassingly.

Her award winner has many more skeletons she should have uncovered. It took the Internet about five minutes to find them. Here we go:

The truth is the church had to know and gave him the award anyway.

Additionally, King Charles isn’t the defender of the Church any longer either. He’s the defender of all faiths. It’s probably safe to say that England is no longer a Christian country. Soon, it won’t even be a Western country. The innocent British people will suffer for the sins of their awful leaders.

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