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Former UK Home Minister Sayela Breverman

London: A statement by former UK Home Minister Sula Breverman has caused a political stir. Breverman has taken a dig at the Islamic fundamentalism, saying that Britain again becomes great. His statement seems to be inspired by the Maga (Make America Great Again), the slogan of former US President Donald Trump. Brevman made this statement in a program of the right -wing think tank “Heritage Foundation” in Washington. During this time, in his speech, he feared to enter the hands of the Islamic fundamentalism of Britain. He had said that if the situation in Britain has not changed, the country may be in the hands of Muslim fundamentalism and in the coming two decades, the country can become an anti -West anti -West force. “

‘Sharia law is being spread in Britain’

Bravman appreciated former US President Donald Trump. He claimed that the current leadership system of Britain has become completely weak, leading to a serious threat. Bravman, in his speech, referred to the Sharia law, claiming that it was spreading in Britain. He also said that if the UK goes into the hands of radical forces, then its nuclear capacity could come in the hands of any other terrorist group with a governance system like Iran. Britain can become the largest enemy of America.

‘Britain will be threatened by America’

Bravman, in his speech, cited the statement of US Vice President JD Vance, saying that, he (JD Vance) once said, “Britain could become the first Islamic nuclear nation.” He also claimed that after 20 years, America’s biggest threat could not be China or Russia, but Britain itself.

Political stir in Britain

Brevman’s statement has led to the political mercury of Britain. Opposition parties have called it an inflammatory statement. Even before this, Brevman has been in discussion about her statements. Once he had said about the homeless people in the UK that “staying on the streets is a lifestyle choice”. At the same time, he also said that his dream is to send illegal migrants to Rwanda. Sula Brevman was dismissed from the post of Home Minister by the then Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in 2023.