Insanity and MORE Insanity!

As people are jailed for tweets, the illegal migrant Sheffield taxi driver who promotes genocide in Sudan and gets away with it.

As apologists for mass murderers go, Abdalmonim Alrabea comes across as a genial chap. When I call on him at his flat in a 1970s apartment block five minutes' drive from the centre of Sheffield, he shakes my hand with a smile when I introduce myself and invites me in. I offer to take off my shoes in line with Muslim custom and he motions me to take a seat on one of the two sofas in his neat living room, where there's a vase of flowers on a table and flat-screen TV on one wall. He even offers me a cup of tea. So far, so very civilised. But Alrabea, 44, is not what he seems. This former taxi driver is accused of playing a crucial behind-the-scenes role in the orgy of violence that is tearing apart his homeland of Sudan. The father-of-two from the state of Darfur, who crossed the Channel into Britain illegally in 2008, has been using his online platform to drum up support for Sudan's bloodthirsty guerrilla group, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

The taxi driver who's promoting a genocidal guerrilla group in Sudan Glen Keogh As apologists for mass murderers go, Abdalmonim Alrabea comes across as a genial chap. When I call on him at his...

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