The British conservative party has often been accused of Islamophobia, image via CNN
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Boris Johnson claims Islamophobia is a natural reaction to Islam

UK conservative leader Boris Johnson has claimed that Islamophobia is the natural reaction that any non-Muslim would have while reading the Quran. He went on to say that Islam is very sectarian and has a vicious attitude towards non-believers. Boris Johnson has so far refused to apologize for his statements despite widespread controversy.

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Thu Nov 28 - BusinessInsider

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