Extreme Islamism - like all political movements - requires cash. Those who pay extreme Islamists are at best helping to further bigoted, Flintstone ideas and, at worst, they are directly funding Islamist terrorism. Since Islamists often show two faces to get what they want (in an uneducated misinterpretation, they justify this as taqiyya) a good lesson is to never pay an Islamist, whether you think he or she is an extremist or not. Not a penny.

Remember that in Britain extreme Islamists are in charge of numerous charities and "places of religious worship". Even if they stick a charity registration number under your nose or some cause that in some way pulls at your heart strings you are better off donating to some globally represented NGO like Oxfam or the Red Cross.

A growing number of people are rightly disgusted at the state of the Charity Commission and how, in spite of some recent improvements under new management, it continues to fail the British people - handing out charity numbers to proven extremists without checking.

A short walk from Victoria station - at 23, Crawford Street - a charity called BEST operates (Charity Number 1014888). BEST stands for British Educational Support Trust - as valid a use of the word "British" as the similarly racist and extremist British National Party. Charity Number 1014888 used to be called RIHS (Revival of Islamic Heritage Society, headquartered in Kuwait). Go inside 23 Crawford Street and - sitting amongst a collection of Islamic books - you'll find piles of free RIHS leaflets dotted around, mostly written in Arabic.

Recent BEST charity accounts have carelessly been written on RIHS letterheads in spite of the charity's attempts to pretend it is nothing to do with RIHS anymore. The Charity Commission's point of contact with BEST is a bigot by the name of Sirag Elnour, who is a well-known Islamist. So why the name change for 1014888?

Another week and yet another attempted smear on me by the stained-anorak quislings of Spinwatch - the radical left wing propaganda unit (which hates Israel) operating out of Strathclyde University. A left wing kabal which buries facts and spins lies for no apparent good reason and to zero effect. Another reminder of why Spinwatch's "journalist" drones can't get a job with a decent paper but can just about manage an "ology" at one of the UK's most awful sociology departments run by a Tai Chi-practising, ear-ringed dweeb who brainwashes his weakest students with Chomsky and Pilger until they can bear it no more. With hammers and sickles emblazoned across their glazed eyes they emerge from his tent snorting "comrades I am ripe for stalking a Tory".

This week it's my "CV" on show on one of their tawdry Spinwatch spin-offs including names I've never seen before and an extraordinary fiction of my brief history on this planet as full of holes and malodorous as an off Swiss cheese. There's the usual lies about faking stories for which they have zero evidence but the smear pleases their Islamist allies, who I notice have been having a rather rough trot recently and can expect a very miserable Christmas.

The CV makes out that I've been UK-based for the whole of my professional life when out of fourteen years since university I have spent more than half of them abroad. Droll to see their dodgy funders can't afford them a Kroll - surprised they haven't just put such an expense on Strathclyde University' account without asking (something that has not stopped them before).

This fake Wikipedia of theirs (a summary description that says it all really), "Spinprofiles", is a waste of virtual space. In a world where Wikipedia is not trusted, no-one with any kind of self-respect believes a word that Spinwatch's version vomits - another delusional, virtual haven for the bulimic, dying wreck that is Britain's Far Left.