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Here we go again! An Al Qaeda-linked terrorist, currently in a U.K. jail, has threatened to sue if the female wardens don’t wear hijab (veils) in front of him.
In 2004, 33 year-old Algerian, Kamel Bourgass, was imprisoned (for life) for stabbing..
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