#141 - Khaled Hassan: The Silent Coup: How Islamists Captured The Civil Service

 

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Peter sits down with Khaled Hassan to discuss immigration, extremism, and why Britain’s institutions have become incapable of enforcing boundaries or even discuss them honestly. From counter-terrorism failures to media self-censorship, we examine how fear of controversy has replaced decision-making and why suppressing uncomfortable conversations doesn’t reduce risk, but pushes it into darker, more dangerous directions. This is a conversation about red lines, state authority, and what happens when a country refuses to define either.


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