"Sir Khan"? Was he knighted by "King Windsor"?
Was this "Hackney Citizen" article written in Hakni, Russia? Or some AI?
Khan was knighted several months ago: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yg7exvdzwo
I know he was knighted. But since when are knights referred to by pairing their title with their surname?
The title of the very article you linked to shows how it's used in actual English:
Arise, Sir Sadiq
I guess this explains why he tucks his dick to the Zionists
This guy is about as useful as a gulf Arab on this issue
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