British politicians have a noted aversion towards telling the truth – so much so that, whenever one slips up and finally does so, he is immediately called upon to resign. That was the fate awaiting Nick Timothy, the Conservatives’ Shadow Justice Minister, when he posted the following honest tweet about an Islamic takeover of Trafalgar Square during Ramadan, in which assembled Muslims bowed down before Mecca and loudly recited the adhan call to prayer, justly describing it as “an act of domination” of the public sphere. What else should we expect from a religion whose name quite literally means “submission”?

Following Timothy’s tweet, the Prime Minister wasted no time in jumping to his feet in the House of Commons and demanding he be sacked, alleging it showed the Conservative Party had “a problem with Muslims”. Not as big a problem with Muslims as the Labour Party now has – namely, being reliant on their bloc-vote to remain in power.

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