Over the weekend, it has emerged that David Cameron has written another set of identikit letters to various communities in London in support of the Conservative candidate for Mayor, Zack Goldsmith.

Previously there has been controversy when David Cameron wrote identikit letters to multiple regions as part of his charm offensive. Most regions found it offensive as the letters were all the same, but with the names of the regions changed - this was exposed by the Yorkshire Post which refused to go along with the charade.

This time the controversy is rather different - letters have been sent to groups that the Conservatives have profiled to have some anti Muslim animosity and targetted them to promote Zack Goldsmith over the Pakistani origin, Muslim sounding, Labour candidate for the Mayoral election, Sadiq Khan.

Ofcourse, this profiling caused a quiet uproar, especially when some of the recipients of the letters have been offended by the contents and not because they were mistargeted - someone with a surname of Patel will not always have anti-Pakistani or anti-Muslim preferences. Indeed there are many muslims with the surname Patel.

The same goes for people originating from the Indian region of Gujarat.

Even some of those who are targeted who may be of teh Hindu or Sikh communities will not automatically be anti Pakistan or anti Muslim.

So the overall campaign has probably been neutered and ineffective.

But what all this exposes is some of the biases of David Cameron. In the past I have considered his government to be anti-Muslim with some personal hatred towards the UK's Muslim community. I have based this on the lack of understanding, lack of sensitivity and targetting of various aspects of the Muslim community.

This has been done through the "Trojan Hoax" enquiry into schools in Birmingham and the rest of the UK, where the current head of OFSTED seems to have a personal vendetta, many acts of Michael Gove, who before entering government had even written a book with a chapter on Muslim infiltration with "Trojan Horse" in the title along with other policies that have been backwards and ill thought out such as the Prevent initiative and legislation which has made schools suspicious of and legally obliged to report toddlers for extremism.

This latest stunt shows more of David Camerons hatred towards Muslims.