More links between gentle daytime TV and extremist terrorist organisations are coming to light. This follows a Bargain Hunt art expert admitting in court to dealing with a known Hezbollah financier.
It has now emerged that Homes Under The Hammer have been supporting the Houthis in Yemen - almost in plain sight, when you consider the show title's initials.
A Place in the Sun has featured a surprising number of properties in sunny Afghanistan, now that the Taliban are busy safeguarding women's rights - by locking the women and their rights into domestic servitude.
Love It or List It with Kirstie and Phil has been revealed as a propaganda vehicle, paid for by a coterie of shady property tycoons.
Is it a 2 bed fixer upper or a money making front for Al Qaeda? Yes, yes it is.
As the Assad regime falls, Syria is on the cusp of an age of tranquility, if by tranquility you mean years of terrorist conflict and indiscriminate mayhem. Said one Syrian: 'It's just nice to get rid of one psychotic dictator, so we can start on the next.'
Rebel forces quickly went about liberating prisons and freeing torture victims, to make room for all the prisoners they would have to torture. They refused to say if they would open slave markets like 'liberated' Libya, but pointed out that without slaves how would the next iPhone get built?
Victorious Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) promised an end to violence* *Terms and conditions apply. While the UK was asked why it now supported a terrorist group of religious fanatics, a confused Minister replied: 'We have always supported the US.'
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