Here are some facts, Nigel Farage
On Muslims you fear, who are at large
We are not guilty of your charge
Did you know that, Nigel Farage?
You blame Muslims for your country’s woes
For spreading our Trojan mosques in droves
Muslim migrants draining your funds
Living in your hotels for fun
But we are not guilty of your charge
Did you know that, Nigel Farage?
Muslim doctors in the NHS
They are around 30 percent
Teachers, ten thousand strong you see
Pakistanis and Bangledeshis
Two hundred thousand lawyers represent
Of those Muslims make six percent
We are not guilty of your charge
Did you know that, Nigel Farage?
Yes we do build our mosques and pray
But we don’t do just that all day!
Some of us run markets and stalls
Some of us work in station halls
Some in the civil service work
Some in the banks do stamp and clerk
Some of us sweep the streets and shops
Some of us sell nice sweets and chops
Some of build, we get stuck in
Others sell Southern Fried Chicken
Some are executives in-charge
Did you know that, Nigel Farage?
Thousands of our elders of yore
Fought for you in both great world wars
Thousands of words you use each day
Come from our countries where you’ve stayed
From us you devised your alcohol
Your magazines, sofas, arsenal
Your check mate, universities
The robes that you wear for your degrees
We are not guilty of your charge
Did you know that, Nigel Farage?
You’d better apologize before it’s too late
With cup of chai and paratha in plate
Coz we will all vote then run the state
And then establish a kulfi-fete
On a great field ice cream, fromage!
Did you know that Nigel Farage?
This poem was written in response to Nigel Farage’s comments about Muslim, during an interview with Trevor Philips, on Sky News, 26/05