New Zealand First party confirms antisemitic Islamic cleric received taxpayer funds

December 22, 2016 Agencies
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New Zealand First has confirmation that controversial Islamic cleric, Dr Mohammad Anwar Sahib, received over $13,000 in fees and expenses from the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI).

Shaykh Dr Mohammad Anwar Sahib Image: Facebook

“If Dr Mohammad Anwar Sahib and his antisemitic ramblings reflect high quality migration then what checks are being done to make sure migrants fit in with our values,” says New Zealand First Leader and Northland MP Winston Peters.

“Especially with net migration breaking another record just yesterday at 70,400 in the year to November 2016. That’s almost a New Plymouth’s worth of migration in just one year.

“Former Ethnic Affairs Minister Hon Peseta Sam Lotu-Iiga was right to condemn this preacher’s ill-informed spite, but I seriously doubt he knew that Dr Mohammad had received $13,335.72 in fees and expenses from MPI.

“We want to know what value did former Minister for Primary Industries, Rt Hon David Carter, derive from Dr Sahib’s ‘advice,’ given Dr Mohammad was appointed to this Halal committee on 31 January 2011.

“We are also left asking what value did the current Minister for Primary Industries, Hon Nathan Guy, receive given Dr Mohammad went off the taxpayers’ payroll, nine months after he became Minister in 2013.

“Who else like Dr Mohammad is quietly on the taxpayer’s payroll and we are determined to find out,” Mr Peters says.

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