If only there had been a warning sign, some say after a horrific crime. In this case there were enough warnings to fill a filing cabinet.
Yesterday, I noted the stabbing attacks by a Somali Muslim on two Jews, one of them 76 years old, in London.
Considering the Muslim terrorist’s track record, he shouldn’t have been in the UK or on the loose.
In 2008, Suleiman was jailed indefinitely following a violent altercation in Swindon in which he stabbed Pc Neil Sampson.
The officer had been responding to reports of a knife incident at a property in the Wiltshire town when he was attacked by Suleiman, who was 27 at the time.
Pc Sampson required five months off work after he was repeatedly stabbed in the head, face and leg with what was believed to be a bread knife. His dog, Anya, was also knifed in the chest, Swindon Crown Court heard.
The judge at his trial handed Suleiman an imprisonment for public protection (IPP) sentence and recommended he only be released when he was no longer considered a risk to the public.
But the best part is…
Before his 2008 conviction, Suleiman had worked as a Somali interpreter for the Metropolitan Police.
Suleiman worked hard to convince the authorities that he was a risk, but under the Starmer regime which will lock you up for a tweet criticizing Muslim mass migration, no one would lock him up.
It has emerged that police were already hunting him before the attack in Golders Green, following a separate knife incident in south London hours earlier.
Where they would no doubt have given him a slight talking to.
In 2020, Suleiman was referred to the Government’s counter-extremism Prevent programme, but his case was closed later that year.
The Telegraph understands the referral took place while Suleiman was serving a custodial sentence.
Campaign Against Antisemitism said it had received reports Suleiman had visited vigils for hostages formerly held by Hamas in Gaza, where he was “verbally and physically abusive towards Jews”.
So he’ll be running on the Green Party line I imagine.
Daniel Greenfield
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism. Daniel became CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center in 2025.
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