Sky News host Peta Credlin says almost “nothing now is off limits to the woke onslaught” after the classic British film Zulu becomes the latest culture icon to become under attack.
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“This iconic film has been cited as possible ‘inspiration for far-right extremists and terrorist groups’ in an official British government report on how to prevent terrorism,” Ms Credlin said.
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