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14:53Now PlayingHistoric churches in the UK are being converted into mosques, and centuries-old gravestones are being destroyed. This isn't just about a building; it's about erasing history and cultural heritage. The conversion of St. John's Church and the removal of gravestones from the Napoleonic era is an outrage. How is this legal? Why aren't these sites protected as world heritage? It's important to preserve history and resist the spread of radical ideologies that disrespect and destroy cultural landmarks.
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