22nd July 2026
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Youth violence is becoming an increasingly serious concern across Vienna, with district leaders warning that gangs of young offenders are committing brutal attacks, robberies, vandalism, and assaults throughout the Austrian capital. Following a series of high-profile violent incidents, districts across the city are calling for stronger police presence and immediate action to restore public safety.
District representatives report repeated incidents involving fights, robberies, property damage, and attacks. They also warn that children under the age of 14 are becoming involved in criminal activity more frequently. Because these offenders are below the age of criminal responsibility, they often face no legal consequences after being apprehended by police.
One particularly striking example comes from Brigittenau, where district officials say a single suspect under the age of 14 is linked to 270 offenses, highlighting the difficulties authorities face when dealing with unpunishable repeat juvenile offenders.
District politicians also warn that the perpetrators are becoming not only younger but increasingly aggressive. Many see this as both a public security issue and a broader societal warning sign. They further argue that many known offenders operate across multiple districts, making it difficult for local authorities to respond effectively within their own jurisdictions.
The more you import people from the Turd World, the more like the Turd World you become.
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22nd July 2026
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A veteran Swedish police officer has warned that Islamisation will soon overtake migrant gang violence as the greatest threat facing the country.
Maria Rosander, who has served in the police for 17 years and leads the national-conservative Sweden Democrats in Uppsala County, said tougher criminal laws were beginning to reduce the shootings and bombings that have plagued Sweden for the past decade.
However, she argued that such measures cannot address religious segregation, Islamic radicalisation and the refusal of some migrant communities to assimilate.
In a recent interview, Rosander recounted the dramatic conditions that Swedish police officers have to face while in the line of duty since migrant crime skyrocketed in the past decade. Just last year, there were 189 bombings (as well as nearly three hundred foiled plans) in the country, along with 158 shootings, a number relatively low compared to the 2022 peak of 391.
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22nd July 2026
Quillette.
In the early 1930s, the Australian government lost a war against emus, and its present war, this time on tobacco, is heading the same way. Excessive taxation in the name of public health has backfired in extraordinary fashion, helping create a massive black market in tobacco products. This has led to an effective transfer to criminal gangs of billions of dollars of revenue previously earned by the legal tobacco industry, and a corresponding significant drop in excise tax revenue collected by the government, unprecedented violence between those gangs as they scrap over money and territory, and, to top it all off, an increase in the consumption of tobacco and nicotine..
Exhibit A. Politicians are both stupid and ignorant.
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22nd July 2026
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Democratic Party, adding that his party’s leadership is only making room for the extreme wing of Democrats.
“I just found it to be not the same caucus I joined in 2007,” Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn., told CNN regarding the House Progressive Caucus. “It had become more the socialist caucus, and most of the leadership was socialist Democrats,” Cohen said. “I didn’t feel comfortable in it.”
Cohen’s remarks come after the Democratic Party has begun to drift apart over its members’ stances on Israel, where some members have recently taken the side of America’s Islamic enemies, such as Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah.
A 2026 Pew Research Center survey found that 44% of American Muslims support Hamas, Iran’s funded terror proxy responsible for the mass rape, kidnapping, and slaughter of Israeli civilians.
Pew Research noted that around 66% of American Muslims vote Democrat.
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22nd July 2026
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Of course he does. That’s what socialism is all about.
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22nd July 2026
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That hand in your pocket does not belong to a Republican.
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22nd July 2026

Thank you, toxic feminism.
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22nd July 2026
The Telegraph (UK).
Jameela Jamil has claimed British people are “the most evil in history”.
The former BBC presenter, who was born in London and is of Pakistani and Indian descent, went on to say that Britain owed “43 trillion” to India.
Hey, you could always move back….
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22nd July 2026
Curtis Yarvin (‘Mencius Moldbug’):
Progressive Idealism is a nontheistic branch of Christianity, specifically its Unitarian (American) and Nonconformist (British) sects, both of course dating back to the Puritans, who were the first to construct the integrated political, educational and religious system who much-improved descendant now hold Planet Three in its icy, inexorable grip.
. . .
The only reason we don’t think of the Progressives’ descendants, the Psuedo-Democrats, as a Christain party, is that the Psuedo-Democrats don’t want us to. In fact, their theocratic ideology, progressive idealism, is the leading modern descendant of the most powerful American Christian tradition, the “mainline” Protestants, who infested New England in the early 1600s and for some damned reason have never left.
These bastards are the Roundheads, the Puritans, whatever you want to call them, and after their defeat of the last Cavaliers (to be clear, the Slave Power was no picnic either), they have reigned unchallenged in North America. And no less outside it – indeed, more. The beliefs held at Harvard, not those at West Point and certainly not at VMI, are the complacent belches of today’s global transnational governing class.
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22nd July 2026
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Andrew Henderson of Nomad Capitalist lays out how bad it is in Britain, and why it’s certain to get worst.
Time to leave.
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21st July 2026
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If, of course, that’s what you want to do.
ATQUE: The Economics of Owning a Medieval Tavern
Just in case the castle is beyond your price point.
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21st July 2026
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Long before the African-American writer Ta-Nehisi Coates began vilifying Israel—which started right after Hamas massacred 1200 Israelis—and long before he began vilifying Charlie Kirk—which started right after Kirk was murdered—some commentators were expressing serious concerns about the celebrated status Coates had attained in elite American culture. Before 2020, for example, left-leaning black academic John McWhorter and right-leaning white columnist David French both said Coates’ ornate prose really just concealed an utter hatred of white people, which was unworthy of acclaim.
Finding hatred in Coates, who mused that the 343 firefighters and 72 police officers killed in the 2001 World Trade Center attack were “menaces of nature” and “not human to me,” was easy. It didn’t matter, though. Coatesmania reigned, and his books became best-sellers, the literary awards piled up, and his presence dominated high school syllabi.
David French is ‘right-leaning’? News to me—and, I suspect, the other ‘right-leaning’ people in America.
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21st July 2026
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A knife inexplicably became active last week near the University of Trier in Germany, causing the death of a university student. The knife in question just happened to be held in the hand of an Afghan culture-enricher, who fled the scene but was apprehended later.
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21st July 2026
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Three rambunctious Moroccan “youths” attempted to make whoopee with a young lady in Playa de Palma on the Spanish island of Mallorca. When their advances were rejected, the young miscreants used violence in a bid to have their way with the reluctant victim. Fortunately, the young woman made a spirited defense, and came out of the incident with her virtue intact, despite having injuries from being beaten.
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21st July 2026
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The importance of codifying into law the guarantee of affordable, reliable energy for all Americans is driven home by the current turmoil surrounding Honda, which “reported its first annual loss since becoming a publicly traded company in Japan seven decades ago,” as reported by the New York Times back in May.
Why did a company considered one of the most stable in the world suddenly suffer such a catastrophic about-face? In large part because it relied on Biden administration policies designed to funnel industries into a future where fossil fuels would be completely phased out.
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21st July 2026

It’s all about the clicks.
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21st July 2026
Sarah Hoyt.
Societies don’t cope well with technological innovation that changes the way people live every day. Because once you change the way people live every day, you’re changing the way people interact, which means the structures of society are going to start not working the way they were intended to.
Right now we’re in a time of catastrophic innovation. What does that mean? It means that we’ve reached a point where innovation is building on innovation — which is to be fair what innovation does. First someone figures out how to dig in the ground and plant some seeds and next thing you know someone is planting kale, and then you have to kill them and… ahem… — and the new one is dropping before we’ve even started to process the effects of the last one.
Honestly, the Heinlein time line (not that one. I was told I can no longer mention that particular story here, not without doing the whole Black Adder dance for when someone mentions the Scottish Play) would have been easier on our institutions as they were when he wrote the juveniles. Going to space would just be a continuation of the westward expansion, and at least on earth there was no big innovation on communication and putting the power of communication in the hands of individual to counter the centralized big media. (Or the power of manufacturing, to counter centralized big industry. Okay, we’re on the early stages of that, but it could easily be the next big break through.) In fact, he had Earth become more and more the worst aspects of FDR, to be honest.
But no. We weren’t allowed to go to space (no, you can’t possibly convince me it wasn’t deliberate. The way the left hates any attempt at space exploration and becomes insane with their FEFer (Fix Earth First) bullshit, you know they did what they could to prevent us leaving this rock.) And so some geeks in garages created the internet revolution. Yes, yes, I now. Government, but be real. If it hadn’t escaped into private lands and cat memes, it would still be unimportant to all but defense geeks.
And that… well, that escaped containment again, at least in the US right after 9/11, when a lot of us trying to figure out what was happening and what should happen hit the internet and a lot of the big blogs now originated. And then there was social media, and then–
Well. Here we are.
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21st July 2026
Babylon Bee.
Sure, I believe that.
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21st July 2026
Not the Bee.
‘Assault weapon’ is, of course, not a thing, except in the fever dreams of the Wokerati.
To the extent that it means anything, it means ‘guns the Left find scary and want to stigmatize’, but of course they can’t say that, so they have to come up with a smear-term (like ‘price gouging’ and ‘black market’) to scare the people on the left side of the IQ curve.
They are attempting to conflate ‘assault weapons’ with ‘assault rifles’, a term invented by Adolf Hitler for what is now the standard configuration for a military longarm—which term they can’t use without looking like retards because ‘assault rifle’ refers to a fully automatic weapon, which is not what they are trying to ban.
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21st July 2026
David Appleton:
I don’t want artificial intelligence to write books and make art; I want artificial intelligence to do the dishes and and the laundry so I can write books and make art.
Full disclosure: Dave is a friend of mine and doesn’t claim this to be original with him. Nevertheless, I think that spreading good thoughts ought to be encouraged.
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21st July 2026
New York Post.
A prominent black Big Apple politician compared Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s comrades in the Democratic Socialists of America to white supremacists as a bitter rift between Democrats spilled onto social media.
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards breathed new life into a longstanding complaint among minority lawmakers that the largely lily-white DSA ignores race in its crusade to grow its ranks and dismantle capitalism.
“White supremacy comes in all forms,” Richards posted on social media late Sunday.
Guess he wasn’t getting what he considered to be his fair share of the l0ot.
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21st July 2026
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21st July 2026
The Telegraph (UK).
Scotland Yard is assessing claims that Labour banned fox hunting in return for a £1m donation from an animal rights group.
The Metropolitan Police is looking into new allegations that Lord Mandelson and another senior Labour figure suggested that the party introduced the ban in 2004 in return for the £1m donation from the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW).
Brian Basham, a former Labour fundraiser, said he had “known for many years” that Labour’s Hunting Act 2004 was “bought and paid for by a political donation” from IFAW in 1996.
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20th July 2026

Government: Butty Fucky
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19th July 2026
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For centuries, we’ve been covering thinning locks with wigs, and more recently started grabbing at regrowth with hair plugs, topical ointments, and oral treatments. But it turns out the simplest, or rather the most natural, solution might be key to keeping your mop—and it’s been hiding beneath our feet the whole time.
In a December 2025 scientific review, a team of researchers from across China found that an ancient Chinese medicinal root could be the titan that stops balding in its tracks—not only by slowing hair loss, but also by encouraging regrowth. Perhaps even more shocking, the findings are also reshaping history, as they imply that scientific understanding was more advanced than previously believed. The paper was published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Holistic Integrative Pharmacy.
The team focused on a root known as the Polygonum multiflorum. Also known as the Chinese climbing knotweed or Fo Ti, practitioners have historically used the root for hair loss and hair graying, tuberculosis, erectile dysfunction, as well as for a myriad of other conditions. Fo Ti is native to China, though people have cultivated it elsewhere, including in the United States. Traditionally, Fo Ti is prepared before use, often in teas, tonics, ointments, or pills.
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19th July 2026
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There is already a thing called the Factorio effect. Ask anyone who has lost a weekend to the game and they will tell you it is the compulsion, the just-one-more-belt loop that turns midnight into dawn, the way the factory crawls into your head and starts asking to grow while you are trying to sleep. That is the famous version. It is not the one I mean.
The version I mean is what the game was quietly doing to the people who played it. Factorio is a few hundred hours of training in a single discipline: how to run a system of autonomous producers that you do not personally operate. You do not place the iron on the belt by hand. You build the machine that does, and the machine that feeds that machine, and then you step back and supervise a thing that runs without you. You learn to think in throughput instead of tasks, in bottlenecks instead of effort, in blueprints instead of buildings. You learn that the factory is the unit of work, not the wrench.
That is the exact skill the AI software factory now demands, and almost nobody was taught it on purpose. The people picking up agent orchestration fastest are not the ones with the most LLM theory. They are the ones who already spent a year of evenings learning, in their hands, that you do not do the work, you build the thing that does the work, and then you keep the thing alive. The game was a flight simulator for a cockpit that had not been built yet. Now it has been built, and the simulator hours transfer.
I have a copy of the Factorio game, although I haven’t played it yet; I’m sure I’ll get around to it Real Soon Now in my Copious Free Time.
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19th July 2026
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The worst thing to ever happen to the reputation of black culture in America was the introduction of police body cameras to highlight the behavior of African Americans to the world. Frequent travelers will note that foreign discussions no longer include curious questions about racism in America. With black Americans putting themselves on full cultural display, the world now understands the connection between black culture and antisocial behavior.
Black Lies Matter.
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19th July 2026
“God made man. Colt made them equal.”
May you live in memory eternal.
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19th July 2026
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford said U.S. criticism of Canadian efforts to stop the “terrible scenario” of spreading forest fires in his province and choking smoke across a broad swath of the United States was “absolutely unacceptable.”
Fortunately, our criticisms are not subject to your acceptance. ‘Unacceptable’ is a term used by a superior to a subordinate, and reflects an absurdly over-inflated notion of the speaker’s importance.
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19th July 2026
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The State Bank of India has announced it is opening a new branch in Frisco, Texas, with critics raising concerns about Indian workers sending remittances back to India with minimal fees.
The branch is expected to open in mid-September and will be located off Coit Road.
The Indian population in the Dallas-Fort Worth area is estimated at about 230,000, with many being in the U.S. on H-1B visas. The population increased by 20% from 2020 to 2024 as the federal government continued approving H-1B visas.
The bank’s website states that customers can send remittances—money foreign workers send back to their home countries—with zero transfer fees.
Online customers can send up to $50,000 per day, while mobile customers can send up to $25,000 per day, according to the bank’s website. There is no stated limit for remittances sent from a branch. The bank specializes in remittance services to India and Bangladesh.
Employees at the bank speak multiple languages, including English, Hindi, Punjabi, and other Indian languages.
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19th July 2026
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Professional associations drive progressive bias into college classrooms, and this needs to stop. Accreditation is not just a tiresome administrative routine. It’s a seal of approval that drives access to student loans, official diplomas, and occupational licenses. The Trump administration’s work to reform accreditation should give lawmakers new energy to challenge progressive orthodoxy.
Start with the American Psychological Association. The APA is the professional organization representing clinicians and educators in the field. Yet it also accredits university psychology departments. Most states require psychologists to have a degree from an accredited program.
The APA’s accreditation standards push diversity, equity, and inclusion into the classroom. In 2025, the Trump administration began putting accreditors under pressure to stop abusing their power, and the APA announced it was suspending the worst of its DEI standards. But while the organization froze the use of racial preferences in admissions, it kept the rest.
Even worse, specialist divisions within the APA are still pushing DEI in the form of racial preferences and even antisemitism. For example, the president of Division 39, the APA section representing psychoanalysis and psychologists, graduate students, and allied mental health professionals, openly advocates for intersectionality, a Marxist theory of victimhood that underpins DEI.
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19th July 2026
City Journal.
Just days after Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a major U.S. policy to “dismantle” the International Criminal Court because it threatened American sovereignty, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani mused about the possibility of arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the basis of an ICC warrant.
This has become an ongoing theme for Mamdani—making vague claims about international law as an excuse to ignore domestic laws. When protesters gathered outside Park East Synagogue in New York in May, he condemned the Jews inside, not the violent mob outside. The synagogue was hosting a real-estate fair for properties in Israel.
“Mayor Mamdani is deeply opposed to the real estate expo this evening that includes the promotion of the sale of land in settlements in the Occupied West Bank,” his office said. “These settlements are illegal under international law.”
That made the second time in a week that the mayor had opined on a public international law issue. On social media, he had denounced as “a brazen violation of international law” Israel’s boarding of a flotilla of vessels seeking to run a blockade to resupply Hamas-controlled Gaza.
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Foreign policy is an exclusively federal domain, but Mamdani regularly invoked international law even when he was only an assemblyman. As a mayoral candidate, he expressed support for boycotts and sanctions against Israel as a way of “creating compliance in international law.” As mayor-elect, he made his first threats to arrest Netanyahu because of ICC warrants against him. This was needed, he said, to make New York a “city of international law.” Of course, the United States is not a member of the ICC, having refused to join under both Republican and Democratic administrations because of the institution’s clear bias. ICC warrants are thus meaningless in America, and arresting Netanyahu would be a naked violation of a foreign head of state’s immunity. In short, Mamdani’s threats would be breaking international law, not enforcing it.
Oh, the cleats Trump will be wearing when he jumps in Mamdani’s shit if the socialist tries to pull something.
I kinda hope he does….
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19th July 2026
The Foundry.
Despite multiple losses at the U.S. Supreme Court, Colorado continues to try to force an LGBTQ agenda on residents, and it costs taxpayers a great deal.
“There’s just double down after double down after double down,” Jonathan Scruggs, senior counsel and vice president of litigation strategy at Alliance Defending Freedom, told the Daily Signal in an interview Wednesday. “Even if that means losing in court, even if that means paying large amounts of attorney’s fees, that seems to be a lesser priority than targeting certain people, targeting certain beliefs.”
“You can teach a First Amendment class just on Colorado cases,” he added. “They’re doing a service to law students across the country.”
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19th July 2026
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They take their jobs as Mouths of Sauron seriously.
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19th July 2026
Not the Bee.
Even for Trump, this is pretty freakin’ Trump.
Trump doesn’t mess around.
Weep not for the Woke lawyer. He has made friends with the Mammon of Iniquity, and they will welcome him into their luxurious houses. Not to shabby for less than a day’s work.
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19th July 2026
New York Post.
Hypergamy Watch;
Gender stereotypes have come a long way, but that isn’t to say that in 2026, some women are just fine giving up their careers to marry rich to never work another day in their lives.
In the r/GirlDinnerDiaries forum on Reddit, one 20-year-old decided to do just that. She described herself as an ambitious person who was studying to become a dentist, yet had recently had a change of heart and decided that life is too short to spend it stressed and working.
So instead, she’d rather give it all up and marry a man with money to live a life of luxury.
Hard to pretend that you’re a princess with your fingers in somebody’s mouth … unless it’s on your OnlyFans page.
“… until I turned 19, I was very ambitious and passion-driven, I wanted to establish a stable career and become financially independent asap, but in the last two years of my life, I’ve experienced a sudden and dynamic shift in my way of thinking and being,” she wrote.
“I’ve realized that it’s quite literally impossible for me to achieve all the things I wish to, at least in this lifetime alone. My time here is limited, I can’t build a career, buy a house, afford basic necessities and also travel the world, buy designer and do as I please while also being under 30. Those things take a lifetime,” the original poster wrote.
As a result of having this ephiphany, she declared that she now wants to marry rich, have kids and “do as I please without working again a day in my life.”
So let some schmuck beta male do all of the heavy lifting and bill-paying. So much for feminism.
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19th July 2026
The Dallas Express.
A Muslim outreach leader told visitors at a Plano mosque Saturday that Sharia is “already here,” describing it as a religious framework Muslims follow through charity, family obligations and personal conduct.
Outside the Islamic Association of Collin County, an Iran-born Christian who said he lived under Sharia offered a starkly different warning. He argued that Islamic law becomes dangerous when it gains political power and is enforced by the state.
The competing messages unfolded during an open house billed as “Understanding Islam & Shariah: Myths vs Facts.” About 100 people attended the event at the mosque.
Truth vs. Taqiyya.
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19th July 2026
The Times (UK).
The security services have advised vulnerable MPs to set up safe rooms in their homes in case of attacks amid growing concern for politicians’ safety.
Individuals at high risk, including MPs, local councillors and foreign dissidents, recently received updated guidance from the National Protective Security Authority (NPSA), an arm of MI5, suggesting they set up a “safer area” where they can take shelter if their homes are targeted by “hostile actors”.
The room could be a dedicated space or somewhere within a normal room. It may need to be equipped with fog machines and bulletproof walls to delay intruders, the guidance states. Timed indoor lights should be installed, says the advice, to provide the illusion that an empty house is occupied and bushes outside the property should be cut back to remove hiding places.
Britain was a safe place back before Labor started importing the Turd World.
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19th July 2026

Don’t forge the red & blue blankets.
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18th July 2026
The Other McCain.
Sometimes I have to remind people that I actually knew Sam Francis who, in recent years, has been recognized as a sort of prophet who foresaw the rise of what has become known as the MAGA movement.
Most of Sam’s younger admirers, knowing of his long battle against neoconservatives — which came into focus with his criticism of the 1991 Iraq war — are not exactly friends of Israel. What many of them may not realize is that Sam made a remarkable contribution to an understanding of the Middle East conflict, which his neoconservative opponents sought to erase from memory once he fell out with them during the first Bush presidency. Good luck finding an online copy of Sam Francis’s 1981 policy paper, “The Soviet Strategy of Terror,” which had an enormous influence on the Reagan administration’s foreign policy. Sam was at one point a research fellow for the Heritage Foundation, which published that paper, but once he was cast out for being too politically incorrect, Heritage effectively “de-published” it, removing it from their website, a deliberate insult they have not repented more than 20 years after Sam Francis died.
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18th July 2026
The Other McCain.
You know, I’m old enough to remember when normal people were Democrats. Like, maybe you wouldn’t vote for Walter Mondale, but he wasn’t some kind of sick freak into transgenderism and BDSM. Nowadays, though, the LGBTQIA2S++ agenda means we’re not only required to play along with this guy’s “Brianna” fantasy, but he also expects police to let him off the hook for terrorizing his ex because it’s just a “misunderstanding.” And if you don’t agree, you’re a bigot.
Speaking of dangerous psycho-trannies, Andy Ngo has announced his next book The Zizians: Inside a Trans Death Cult is available for pre-order on Amazon. It is scheduled for release Oct. 13.
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18th July 2026
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The Potomac Tea Party has posted an extensive investigative report (which seems to be the first of a series) on the promotion and financing of Islam by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The extent to which the Mellon Foundation has facilitated the Islamization of the United States is nothing less than astounding. And it is hardly the only major philanthropic organization in the country that is promoting Islam, so the future prospects for the USA are not encouraging.
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18th July 2026
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It has been well over a year since I last reported on the murder of Saman Abbas in Italy. For readers who are unfamiliar with what happened, here is a précis of the case:
In the spring of 2021 a young Pakistani woman named Saman Abbas disappeared from the Italian town of Novellara. The local authorities eventually concluded that she had been “honor-killed” by her parents and male relatives for refusing to be married to her cousin and for daring to want to live like a normal teenage girl. It wasn’t until months later that her body was found.
Saman’s father and mother fled to Pakistan. Her uncle and two cousins were arrested in various European countries. At first her uncle Danish was identified as the likely killer, but he fingered her mother as the perpetrator.
Saman’s parents were tried and convicted — the mother in absentia, since she was still in Pakistan, although the father had been extradited — and sentenced to life in prison. Eventually her mother was also extradited to Italy.
As of my most recent reports, the two cousins had been acquitted when the parents were acquitted. However, in the interim the prosecution has appealed the acquittals, and the cousins were eventually convicted and sentenced to life.
After an appeal to the Court of Cassation, the court upheld the convictions. I’m not certain whether this is the end of all appeals, or whether there might possibly be more.
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