7th August 2026
Trump Has Called Warsh Repeatedly Since He Became Fed Chair (Wall Street Journal)
Dunh dunh DUNHHHHHHH….
Trump’s Economy Speech Veers Into an Extended Riff on Communism (Ben T.N. Mause/NOTUS) According to the Narrative, of course, this talk about communism is totally irrelevant.
Trump Wants To Steal the Midterms – But the Dems Actually Have A Plan To Fight Back (Zeteo) Proglodyte Projection: When the Left accuses you of planning to do what they are planning to do.
Trump Is Losing the Battle With Public Opinion on Data Centers (Mara Hoplamazian/NOTUS) As measured by the Narrative Media, of course.
At Trump’s DOJ, watchdogs gutted as misconduct complaints soar (Reuters) Watchdog-guts all over the highway….
MS NOW Fearmongers About Trump DOJ Election Monitors As they do.
Anti-Trump GOP Governors Plot To Undermine President’s Immigration Crackdown With Work-Visa Scheme Democrats never forget which side they’re on. Republicans are often their own worst enemies. (New book from Tillis dubs Miller, Hegseth as ‘MAGATS’)
Our Chaos Agent President Has Another Big Card to Play (Andrew Egger/The Bulwark) And the pink mind-readers at The Bullshitwark are just the guys to spill the beans.
Trump Administration Has Repeatedly Confessed in Court to Withholding Money From Blue States (Talking Points Memo) ‘Confessed’? Say rather ‘boasted’.
Under Trump, 90% of ambassador nominations have gone to political supporters (Washington Post) As of the Democrats never did that.
Did MAGA Infiltrate the Green Party in Michigan? (The Bulwark) Apparently the Michigan ‘Green Party’ is becoming so unhinged that even the pinks at The Bullshitwark are suspecting a false flag operation.
How Donald Trump Made the World Safe for Kleptocrats (Casey Michel/New Republic) Most of whom are to be found in the Democrat party.
CBS, NBC Whine Over Trump Birth Tourism Executive Order As they do.
Behind the Curtain: Trump’s quicksand (Axios) Come and git yer Narrative, right here.
How the Reflecting Pool Came to Mirror Trump’s Washington (New York Times) In the sense that every time he attempts to give us something good, proglodytes come along and pee all over it.
Lying Liars Lie to Each Other Too (Paul Krugman) Case in point: Paul Krugman, the Most Wrong Man in the World.
Iran’s Hormuz deal with Oman has Trump poised for the big surrender (Nicholas Grossman/MS NOW) The mind-readers at the former MSNBC get it wrong, as usual.
Transcript: Angry Trump Unravels as Humiliating New Iran Leaks Hit (New Republic)
O’Donnell Continues Baseless Fearmongering Over Election Monitors As he does.
Crypto bill ethics counteroffer includes divestment requirement for Trump (Jasper Goodman/Politico) How about a divestment requirement for Sanders, Warren, and Mamdani?
Elitist Media to MAGA: We Are Scared of You Flag-Waving, Crazy Christian Nazis
Trump Snapping Up America’s Means Of Production While He Labels Everyone Else A Communist (S.V. Date/HuffPost) Which, compared to him, most of them are.
Team Trump uses taxpayer money to scuttle yet another renewable energy project (Steve Benen/MS NOW) As he was elected to do.
Donald Trump Won The Iran War (James Jay Carafano/19FortyFive)
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7th August 2026
Newsbusters.
They both want to destroy Western civilization?
The principles and values of Islam, as far as I can tell, are in total contrast to the values and principles that define today’s Democratic Party.
The enemy of my enemy is my friend … for now.
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7th August 2026
Newsbusters.
Michael Steele’s devolution from RNC chairman to being indistinguishable from any of his left-wing MS NOW colleagues was on full display again on Thursday as he filled in for former Biden White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki on The Briefing. At one point, Steele welcomed failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams to the show to accuse the GOP of wanting to bring back Jim Crow and naturally spread unfounded conspiracy theories about voter suppression.
Thursday also happened to be primary night in Tennessee, which, given the state’s redistricting efforts earlier in the year, led Steele to wonder, “I just want to, out of the box, just ask about Memphis specifically, where the Ninth Congressional District, the one that was a majority black district, was completely erased. There were tons of protests when that happened. And I think it was my impression, at least, that such an action could motivate Democrats, and not just Democrats, but independent and even some Republicans in that district to show up and vote today. Have you seen any evidence of that energy, either in Tennessee or in other states where Republicans have taken similar actions?”
Pseudo-Republicans and soi-disant ‘conservatives know that they can get a hefty payday by turning their coats.
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7th August 2026
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Footage circulating purporting to be from the North African desert shows what looks like an enormous column of sub-Saharan African men moving under escort.
Some estimates put the number at a hundred thousand. Commentators claim Algerian military vehicles and personnel are shepherding them toward the coast.
If the scale and direction prove accurate, Europe faces another deliberate pressure wave on top of the chaos already unfolding in Ceuta.
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7th August 2026

My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.
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7th August 2026
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Perhaps shooting them in the leg would have got the message through.
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7th August 2026
Task & Purpose.
For former enlisted, I would look first for Good Conduct Medals.
Bringing veterans into your organization shouldn’t be a charitable act, or some abstract nod to patriotism. The sacrifices military service requires, even for a single enlistment, can demonstrate to savvy hiring managers that this individual knows how to successfully integrate into a group and improve it at every level. The military is not a status quo organization. I like to hire veterans because, time and again, they will outperform my expectations.
Whether in sales, estimating, field management, or administration, construction — my industry — is an unforgiving business. Projects have tight schedules, changing priorities, demanding customers, and little room for excuses. Success depends on people who show up every day, solve problems under pressure, and remain committed to the team when things become difficult.
Those are the exact characteristics the military develops.
They also beat into you the notion that The Mission Comes First. That is an excellent work ethic to offer an employer, and more than one employer during my working life have told me how much they appreciate it.
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7th August 2026
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7th August 2026
Newsbusters.
All OutKick founder Clay Travis did was challenge the WNBA and “the Science” cult to put their money where their mouth is and prove that biological males don’t have an unfair physical advantage over women in sports, and the alphabet soup mafia in the media are already losing their collective mind.
To the extent that they have minds.
Travis pledged $10 million August 3 for the WNBA to put their defending champion Las Vegas Aces up against a boys’ high school basketball team of his choosing, with the apparent intent of showcasing the idiocy of biological males competing in women’s sports.
I’d bet on the high school team. Easy money.
Jana Shortal, an anchor of Twin Cities NBC-affiliate TV station KARE 11 personality, short-circuited her brain seething over Travis’ challenge during the August 3 edition of her show Breaking The News. “Today, [OutKick’s] founder took to a new stunt — one that really makes no sense if OutKick is really concerned about caring about women in women’s sports.” Nah, it makes plenty of sense actually, Shortal.
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7th August 2026
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Yeah, our ‘critical supplies’ of avocados are a high risk. Call out the Marines….
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7th August 2026
The Investigative Project on Terrorism.
In March 2023, Israel’s Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich claimed at a conference in France that, “there is no such thing as a Palestinian people.” News outlets quoted him saying “There is no such thing as a Palestinian nation. There is no Palestinian history. There is no Palestinian language,” and asking rhetorically “Is there a Palestinian history or culture? There is none.”
Smotrich was correct in many respects. There is no nation called “Palestine” and no “Palestinian” language, but there is a Palestinian culture. It was forged mostly by Yasser Arafat, the PLO’s leader for five decades, and is singularly defined by violence. Unique among all other Arab cultures and national identities, Palestinian culture and the Palestinian identity are predicated on a single political goal – the unceasing desire to destroy an existing country, in this case Israel.
Take away the resistance, and there’s nothing left of a distinctly Palestinian culture.
Not all Muslims are terrorists (just as not all Nazis were genocides) but almost all terrorists are Muslims.
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7th August 2026
Newsbusters.
The New York Times has finally noticed the academic credibility meltdown at one of the premier universities in the world, Cambridge: Ex-professor Jason Arday, a plagiarist and fabulist who rocketed up the academic ladder, enabled by gullible or perhaps intimidated fellow scholars, aided by lawyerly muscle and even Scotland Yard to keep doubters quiet.
Yet the Times article saved its harshest words for Arday’s exposers, smearing a scholar with the effrontery to challenge Arday’s ludicrous C.V. as “racist.”
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Reporters Jennifer Schuessler and Alexandra Alter treated Arday with the journalistic equivalent of raised eyebrows — yet reserved their true hostility for a scholar who dared expose Arday’s plagiarism. As “philosopher of biology” Nathan Cofnas wrote on X: “The only person explicitly smeared in the NY Times’ write-up of the Arday affair is me.”
As they habitually do. That’s what being Narrative Media is all about.
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7th August 2026
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Spain is bracing for a possible second mass migrant crossing into Ceuta as the political fallout from last week’s unprecedented border breach spreads from Madrid to Brussels.
The Guardia Civil is closely monitoring social media messages calling on migrants to gather in the Moroccan border town of Castillejos on August 15 before attempting to enter the Spanish enclave.
Sources within the force told 20minutos that the threat was “more than a rumour,” with mobilisation messages circulating through WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook groups with as many as 400,000 members.
Officials believe another influx on the scale of July 30—when Spanish authorities say more than 72,000 migrants crossed from Morocco—is unlikely because security has since been dramatically reinforced. But Interior Ministry sources acknowledged that another attempted mass entry was a real possibility, saying authorities would be prepared.
I roll to disbelieve….
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7th August 2026
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Life under Sharia in America: compulsory female genital mutilation, apostates and critics killed, adulterers stoned, legalized wife-beating, marital rape, women can’t leave the house, no music, amputation for theft, Muslims murdering non-Muslims without consequence, America’s monuments destroyed as ‘idols’. It’s all right there in Islamic scripture. Can’t wait — sign me up!
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7th August 2026
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Every such order that he signs involves his opponents in time and trouble and expense. And he has made it clear that he’s going to keep trying to fix the problem as long as he remains President. (Sound familiar? It’s the same trick Democrats have used since Wilson.)
President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday aimed at limiting birthright citizenship, after the Supreme Court in June struck down his previous order restricting the policy.
“We had a very unfortunate decision in the Supreme Court concerning birthright [citizenship]… so we’re making adjustments,” Trump said in the Oval Office.
Birthright citizenship is the practice of the babies of noncitizens receiving citizenship if they are born in the United States. The Supreme Court’s majority opinion in Trump v. Barbara, authored by Chief Justice John Roberts and issued on June 30, stated that the citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment requires all children born within the United States to automatically qualify as citizens at birth.
Trump’s first executive order, signed on Thursday, identifies certain categories of children of noncitizens who are not entitled to birthright citizenship. The White House says those categories are consistent with historical exceptions recognized by the Supreme Court.
The second order directs the secretaries of state and homeland security to end the practice of birth tourism, when a foreign national travels to the U.S. for the purpose of giving birth to a child and obtaining citizenship for that child. In recent years, Chinese nationals have hired surrogates to give birth to their children on U.S. territory.
“People are building businesses around it, from—wealthy people are building businesses around birthright citizenship. That’s not the way it’s supposed to work. It’s a disgrace,” Trump said. They’re buying their way in, and we’re not going to let it happen.”
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7th August 2026
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Of course it is. He’s a Democrat. I challenge you to find an honest Democrat. Just one. Go ahead. I’ll wait.
Supporters of an Arizona version of the SAVE Act allege that the state’s top election official used loaded and inaccurate language to describe the measure when putting it on the November ballot.
A group of Arizona voters is suing the office of Democrat Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, alleging the office omitted key provisions, inserted political commentary, and made unsupported claims about the legal effect of Proposition 144, a proposed state constitutional amendment to add voter ID and proof of citizenship requirements in elections.
The Legislature referred the measure to Fontes’ office in the form of a four-page bill and did not propose a summary to use in ballot language. Plaintiffs contend the secretary of state is still required to provide neutral language in the summary, and are asking the court for new ballot language before early voting on the measure begins in October.
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7th August 2026
The New Neo.
It signifies that the ruling clerisy is composed of idiots.
By now you probably know that Cambridge professor Jason Arday has quit his position without acknowledging guilt. The final straw was apparently that he had claimed to have written a book that doesn’t exist. He blames his decision to resign on harassment by the people who uncovered his lies.
It’s really an extraordinary letter, under the circumstances – the circumstances being that Arday was caught in an enormous number of lies, and with having issued other statements about his history that were so suspicious as to probably be lies. And yet he claims both integrity and victimhood, even as he leaves the fray.
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7th August 2026
Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a federal legislation Thursday in the House and Senate aimed at protecting houses of worship from disruptive demonstrations, following a series of protests outside of synagogues this year.
The Right to Worship Act was introduced by Sens. Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican, and Elissa Slotkin, a Michigan Democrat, alongside Reps. Brad Knott, a North Carolina Republican, and Tom Suozzi, a New York Democrat. It would establish a 100-foot “buffer zone” around houses of worship during religious services — mirroring similar legislation recently enacted in New York.
“The First Amendment guarantees every American the right to freely exercise their faith, and Congress has a duty to ensure that guarantee is met,” Cruz said in a statement Thursday.
The legislation would also establish civil penalties for offenders and provide pathways for individuals, including state attorneys, to seek court orders and damages in federal court. While the legislation would target protesters who knowingly disrupt scheduled religious services, houses of worship would not be required to make their schedules public.
The bill’s sponsors say the measure is aimed at conduct rather than the content of protesters’ speech.
*sigh* Protesters (mostly leftists) aren’t going to care about this law any more than criminals care about gun control laws. LAWS ONLY AFFECT THE ALREADY-LAW-ABIDING, and those aren’t the people causing the problem. This is nothing more than politicians virtue-signaling. s
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7th August 2026
Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
Nearly all Jewish students surveyed on Canadian university campuses said they have experienced or witnessed antisemitism, according to a new government-commissioned report.
The survey from the Department of Canadian Heritage found that 95.7% of Jewish students said they were exposed to antisemitism, with 70% saying their university did not take antisemitism seriously and 22% reporting physical violence against Jews.
“Antisemitism on Canadian campuses is neither isolated nor episodic,” said Jack Jedwab, the report’s main author, at a press conference in Ottawa on Wednesday. “It can reasonably be described as systemic.”
The surveyed students anonymously detailed rhetoric, discriminatory treatment, vandalism, intimidation and physical attacks from their classmates as well as professors and administrators. Some 45% said they experienced Holocaust denial or distortion often or sometimes, and 65% said they encountered it “at least rarely.”
One respondent said they had witnessed a friend who wears a kippah being chased out of a school building by a group of students who shouted, “There is a Jew … let’s get him.”
As long as Jews keep voting for socialists, they’re going to have this problem. When are they going to realize that the only real difference between Socialists and National Socialists is the color of their uniforms?
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7th August 2026
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But the days of 25 year old men naively getting hoodwinked into thinking they actually did something wrong are rapidly coming to a close, if not, are outright over. Long gone are the days where men fall for the vile trap of “if you don’t know, I’m not telling you.” And not a single guy believes you have to cancel the date because your “girlfriend just broke up with her boyfriend and really needs her right now.” Because while men today may be leaderless, fatherless, and not have an older brother to warn them about “the ways of women,” they do have the internet. And its existence has fundamentally upended the dynamic between men and women.
Once you’ve taken the Red Pill, you never go back.
I heartily recommend the books by the author of this post, Aaron Clary. Don’t let his acerbic tone dissuade you.
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7th August 2026
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Wealthy New Yorkers are seeking exemptions to Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s second-home tax, with thousands filing applications to avoid the levy.
Time to leave, not beg favors from the government.
New York City Hall confirmed to FOX Business that as of Monday, about 4,800 property owners have started the process of applying for an exemption to the pied-à-terre tax. Of that total, about 2,000 property owners have completed their exemption applications.
The fact that exemptions are available suggests that, in addition to making a political talking point, it’s also going to serve as a vehicle for Democrat graft.
Individuals who have been notified about being potentially subject to the pied-à-terre tax have until Sept. 18 to apply for an exemption, according to the New York City Department of Finance. That deadline was extended from the original deadline of Aug. 21.
Available to the politically well-connected … and those who pony up the appropriate sweetener, no doubt. This is, after all, New York.
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7th August 2026
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Might this be the oldest surviving structure in the world? It could very well be, but it wasn’t crafted by the hands of modern Homo sapiens.
To find it, archaeologists had to tread carefully for 336 meters (1,102 feet) into the dank Bruniquel Cave, located in a picturesque pocket of southwestern France, not far from Toulouse.
Once they reached its largest chamber, they were confronted with two structures made from stalagmites that had been yanked from the cavern floor, broken into bits, and placed in a circular formation.
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7th August 2026
The Telegraph (UK).
A 20-year-old Swiss woman in a black leather trench coat and high heels posing in front of a helicopter may not look like the typical Pokémon card collector.
But Jolina Gisele has amassed what is believed to be the world’s largest collection of the Japanese trading cards.
The self-styled “Pokémon princess” is now selling her 60,000-card collection, which is estimated to be worth £90m, after building it since she was seven.
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7th August 2026
The War Zone.
The Houthi rebels of Yemen have launched one of their biggest attacks on Saudi-aligned forces in that country in years. The strikes are a flare-up in what up until recently has been a largely dormant conflict. They took place in eastern Yemeni provinces of Marib and Hadhramaut, which are areas controlled by local forces opposed to the Houthis. This unfolded as the Iranian-backed rebel group is also expanding its campaign against Saudi shipping in the Red Sea region and its oil production infrastructure.
The Houthis claim they killed and injured hundreds of the Saudi-aligned troops. Yemeni government officials said that at least 30 troops were killed while there has been no official comment from Riyadh. However, the U.S. Embassy in Yemen, the Yemeni Defense Ministry and the Saudi-led forces confirmed the attacks.
“Our armed forces carried out a broad and precise military operation targeting the Saudi enemy’s mobilizations in the areas of Al-Ruwaik, Al-Abr, and Al-Thaniyah, and other camps belonging to what is called the First and Third Emergency Divisions, using a large number of ballistic missiles and drones,” Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree stated on X. In addition to “the deaths and injuries of hundreds of Saudi enemy mercenaries,” Saree claimed the “destruction and burning of a large number of Saudi enemy camps, mobilizations, storage depots, and weapons in the Al-Wadiah area in the east of the country” as well as the “destruction of a large number of vehicles.”
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6th August 2026
The Other McCain.
One of the problems with American politics is how the two-party system tends to foster a Manichean duality on every issue. The Democrat “borg” (which includes media and academia) pushes whatever its policy agenda may be at any moment, and demonizes anyone who dissents. Meanwhile, those of us in the conservative opposition (Republicans, by default) are compelled to naysay whatever Democrats are advocating. Over the course of decades, one may see the two coalitions change — constituent groups changing loyalties — but this process is usually so gradual that it is not recognized at the time such shifts are happening.
One of the sudden shifts came in 1994, when the Republican Party’s “Contract With America” helped produce one of the most consequential midterm elections in American history. For the first time in 40 years, the GOP captured control of both Houses of Congress. Among other things, 1994 marked the beginning of the end of moderate or conservative Democrats being able to win elections in the South. This was ironic, in that Bill Clinton had been elected as an alleged moderate, but during his first two years as president, enacted an agenda so left-wing that it completely alienated many of his erstwhile supporters — including me.
You don’t get to backstab me twice.
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Believing that they are better than everybody else — not merely smarter, but also more “compassionate,” etc. — is what makes our elite so insufferably obnoxious, especially to those of us who tested pretty doggone good ourselves, even if we didn’t go to Harvard.
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6th August 2026
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Members of Britain’s notorious grooming gangs could be released after serving only half their prison sentences because of a loophole in the Labour government’s early-release scheme.
The Times reports that several men convicted of sexually abusing vulnerable girls may qualify despite Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s promise to exclude grooming offences from the policy.
The loophole applies to crimes committed before specific anti-grooming laws were introduced in 2003. Because the perpetrators were prosecuted under older offences such as indecent assault, they fall outside the government’s exemptions.
Among those who could benefit are Mohammed Imran Akram, Safraz Ahmed Latif, Wajid Hussain, Mohammed Naheem, and Nadeem Ali. The five men were jailed last year for abusing a Bradford girl from the age of 13 while she was in care.
They received sentences of between six and eight years—a combined total of 35 years—but some could now be released by the end of 2028.
Unbelievable. I thank God every day that I don’t live in Britain.
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6th August 2026
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The seven people arrested following a violent shooting and stabbing in Cologne have all been released after prosecutors concluded that there was insufficient evidence to justify keeping them in custody.
The incident unfolded late on Monday evening, August 3rd, on Berliner Straße in Cologne, where two large families from immigrant backgrounds became involved in a violent confrontation that left four people seriously injured. Two victims suffered gunshot wounds, while another two were stabbed. Despite the violence occurring on a public street, police said there was no danger to the wider public.
Investigators initially detained the four injured individuals along with two 19-year-olds and a 21-year-old in connection with the attack. However, the public prosecutor’s office announced that none of the suspects would remain in custody because the legal threshold for arrest warrants had not been met.
According to a spokesperson for the public prosecutor’s office, the “necessary level of suspicion” could not be established because investigators were unable to determine which individual was responsible for which specific act during the confrontation.
While all seven suspects have now been released, prosecutors stressed that the investigation is continuing. Authorities believe the violence was preceded by an ongoing dispute between the two families involved.
Import Turd World people, receive Turd World problems.
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6th August 2026
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Irish health chiefs have declared that “pregnant men” are entitled to maternity leave—despite pregnancy and childbirth being exclusively female.
Gript reports that new guidance from the state-run Health Service Executive (HSE) says transgender employees who are legally recognised as male can claim 26 weeks of paid maternity leave if they become pregnant or give birth.
“Since 2023, transgender men who are pregnant or have given birth can access maternity leave,” the advice states.
To qualify, employees must hold a gender recognition certificate under Ireland’s Gender Recognition Act 2015, which allows a woman to change her legal sex to male.
They can also claim a further 16 weeks of unpaid maternity leave immediately after the paid period ends.
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6th August 2026
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You wanted to slow down ALL immigration? This is how you do it.
Democrats will still give them free handouts, but at least it will be less than it was.
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6th August 2026
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Her husband was freaking out back when she slapped the teenage Trump fan at the Jersey Shore and was detained.
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6th August 2026
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This is just tremendous to see.
Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar is running for governor, and at a debate hosted at Farmfest she told one of the biggest whoppers of all time.
Minnesota farmers were not having it.
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6th August 2026
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6th August 2026
Richard Epstein.
On July 1, 2026, New York City put into place its tax on second homes—the so-called pied-à-terre tax on high-value homes, condos, and co-ops within the city. That tax was applied retroactively from January 1, 2026, but its retroactive application is only one of the many problems with a tax whose two major supporters are New York State Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Zohran Mamdani. On the day of its publication, the lead editorial of the New York Times dismissed an anticipated fuss over the new tax as though it were no big deal, billing it as a corrective against out-of-staters who freeloaded on New York’s vast cultural and social resources. The Director of Finance in the City, Richard Lee, announced that the city is “committed to implementing the new nonprimary residence property surcharge fairly and efficiently.” But the public mood sharply changed when the Mamdani administration took one large and foolish step when it published a list containing some 960,000 units that could be subject to the tax, including, as the New York Post notes, such celebrities as Woody Allen, Anna Wintour and Cynthia Nixon. The mayor thinks that he can clear $500 million per year, while the Democratic City Controller puts that number between $340 and $380 million—which, given the pace of events, could also be too high. But the bad news is out of the bag: the tax roll already “far exceeds early estimates.”
The story already looks like a colossal policy misadventure. So as the events continue to play out, it is useful to conduct a post-mortem to explain how the legal situation came to this. The driving force behind the campaign is a proud boast: TAX THE RICH. Mamdani makes no bones about it. As he stated on Tax Day, “I promised that we would tax the rich, and with our new pied-à-terre tax, that is exactly what we have done . . . to fund our parks, schools, and libraries.” At the same time, Governor Hochul pleads with the rich ex-New Yorkers to return home, knowing full well that their exodus was driven by a mix of oppressively high taxes and repressive regulations. A pied-à-terre tax is not a way to lure them home.
So now the acid test for the new pied-à-terre tax is this: what does it do to help the situation, especially when it doesn’t only tax the rich? To see how counterproductive the new pied-à-terre tax system is, look at the full table put out by the Department of Finance that covers all classes of non-primary residents, even though there can be only one primary residence, even for full-time New Yorkers with two or more homes in the city.
This says the quiet part out loud: Most of “The Rich” in New York are exactly the Wokerati that Mamdani counts on as his base. Politics is all well and good when it just means verbal virtue-signaling; when it hits the actual pocket-book, well … I suspect that the exodus from New York City will accelerate.
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6th August 2026
The Telegraph (UK).
Prof Jason Arday has resigned from the University of Cambridge after The Telegraph revealed he falsely claimed to have published a book.
In a statement on Wednesday evening, Prof Arday said he was stepping down “with immediate effect” from his position at the university and at Jesus College citing the “unrelenting level of public scrutiny”.
It came hours after the university announced it was investigating him following new information regarding his “academic qualifications and honorary appointments”.
Prof Arday, who was a professor of sociology of education, has been at the centre of a plagiarism row after The Telegraph reported accusations he had copied parts of his PhD thesis from another student.
Earlier on Wednesday, The Telegraph also revealed that Prof Arday had repeatedly claimed that he was the author of a book called Being Young, Black and Male: Challenging the Dominant Discourse.
The book was listed in his biography description in published essays as well as in promotional material for speaking events, and was attributed to the Palgrave Macmillan publishing house.
There is no evidence that any book was written or published.
Another affirmative action hire bites the dust. Thousands to go.
Carl Benjamin (Sargon of Akkad) goes over it in depth.
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6th August 2026
The War Zone.
From short-range missiles that threaten Taiwan to dual-capable weapons that can reach Guam, these varied systems are a key component of China’s anti-access strategy.
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5th August 2026
Watch it.
My favorite is the Flaming Pig.
“What is that delicious smell? OH MY GOD IT’S THE FLAMING PIG!”
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5th August 2026
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5th August 2026
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German police have launched a double homicide investigation after two corpses were discovered near an asylum accommodation facility in the southern city of Augsburg. Shortly afterwards, a 29-year-old man was taken into custody as the primary suspect.
According to a police spokesperson, authorities were called to the scene in the southern district of Augsburg on the evening of Monday, August 3rd. Investigators discovered the bodies of two men: a 39-year-old with dual Syrian and Saudi Arabian citizenship, and a 54-year-old Iraqi national.
The suspect, whose identity has not been released in accordance with German privacy laws, is a 29-year-old man holding both Syrian and Saudi Arabian citizenship. He was provisionally arrested at the scene and is currently being investigated on two counts of manslaughter (Totschlag).
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5th August 2026
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Ali Shehab, a leading figure in Sweden’s Foxtrot criminal network, has been sentenced to life in prison by an Iraqi court for drug trafficking, Swedish prosecutors confirmed on Tuesday..
The 22-year-old, who has dual Swedish and Iraqi citizenship, was arrested in Iraq in December 2025 in a joint operation involving Iraqi police and Swedish authorities. Prosecutors said he was convicted for his role in drug trafficking operations that were run from Iraq and directed a criminal network supplying the Swedish market.
According to Swedish prosecutors, Shehab is a close ally of Foxtrot leader Rawa Majid and has been linked to multiple serious crimes in Sweden. He is suspected of ordering the October 2025 shooting on a public street in Gävle, in which a 13-year-old boy opened fire and injured six young people. Authorities also accuse him of instigating murders and attempted murders in Lund, Gävle, Norsborg, and other locations, totaling five murders and 23 attempted murders.
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5th August 2026
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Pedro Sánchez is reportedly preparing to summon three senior ministers for crisis talks as a damaging row over whether his government ignored advance warnings of the mass breach of Spain’s border at Ceuta deepened on Wednesday.
The Spanish prime minister is expected to meet Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, Defence Minister Margarita Robles and Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares at La Mareta, the state residence in Lanzarote where he is spending his summer holiday, according to La Razón.
The meeting comes amid growing tensions between the Interior and Defence ministries over what the National Intelligence Centre (CNI) knew before tens of thousands of migrants entered Ceuta, a Spanish territory in North Africa bordering Morocco, last week.
CNI sources told La Razón that the interior ministry was warned “with sufficient time” and that intelligence notes had been prepared. The agency reportedly identified several WhatsApp groups promoting the crossing by July 22—eight days before the influx began—including one named “Crossing to Ceuta or death.”
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5th August 2026
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When the Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s birthright citizenship executive order in Trump v. Barbara, it settled for now in the courts who becomes a citizen at birth. It did not settle—and could not settle—whether American citizenship may be bought and sold.
It remains well within the power of Congress and the president to shut down the contracts, clinics, agencies, and visas that convert foreign money into American citizenship—without amending the Constitution or defying the Court. Until the Court revisits the issue, the political branches are solely responsible for overseeing the marketplace, and they have no excuse to delay.
If you doubt that such a marketplace exists, meet the Simpson triplets.
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5th August 2026
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Tuesday, August 4th saw the French Coast Guard rescue at 170 ‘small boat’ illegal migrants whose unseaworthy vessel caught fire in the English Channel.
The rescue took place near to the port of Boulogne-sur-Mer, according to the local authorities. It was a response to a clear pattern: larger boats, starting from further away from their target of England’s Kent coastline, crammed with evermore lawbreaking foreigners.https://europeanconservative.com/articles/news-corner/britain-june-15-largest-channel-migrant-daily-total-2026/
The near-tragedy unfolded within hours of Reform UK announcing ‘Operation Fortress,’ an ambitious policy plan to have the Royal Navy lead a pushback against the increasingly large ‘small boats.’
UPDATE: French prosecutors are now investigating, with the possible ‘mega-dinghy‘ pilot—an Egyptian national—in police custody.
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5th August 2026
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The Sweden Democrats (SD) are calling for a much tougher national response to Islamism, saying that the ideology poses one of the greatest threats to Swedish democracy in modern times.
In a recent debate article, party secretary Mattias Bäckström Johansson and MP Johnny Svedin said that decades of large-scale immigration from predominantly Muslim countries have reshaped parts of Sweden, creating neighborhoods where cultures and values are increasingly at odds with Swedish society.
The party, which supports the current government, recently backed the launch of an official inquiry into the scope of political Islam and Islamism in Sweden. The investigation will examine the extent of religious radicalization and how Islamist influence and infiltration are affecting society.
The authors stress that Islamism should not be confused with Islam as a religion, describing it instead as a political ideology that seeks to reorganize society according to religious principles.
A distinction without a difference. There is no such thing as ‘Islamism’; there are merely Muslims who act as Muslims have acted throughout history, and Muslims who don’t … yet.
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5th August 2026
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Despite repeated assurances from the Spanish government that the migration crisis in Ceuta is easing, residents of the Spanish exclave say the emergency is far from over. While Madrid maintains that most of the migrants who crossed into the city from Morocco have already left, accounts from local residents, the city government and regional media paint a different picture.
Although daily life is slowly returning to normal after businesses shut their doors during the weekend emergency, thousands of migrants are reportedly still in Ceuta, hiding from security forces deployed throughout the city.
The city government says reception centers remain overwhelmed, operating at 2872% above capacity. At the same time, videos allegedly showing remaining migrants shouting “Allahu Akbar” have reignited public debate on the integration of Muslim immigrants in Europe.
Local reports indicate that many migrants have fled into the wooded hills, forests and beaches surrounding Ceuta to avoid being returned to Morocco. According to the Spanish newspaper ABC, groups of around 20 young men have established makeshift camps around the city.
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5th August 2026
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The Afghan man accused of killing a British charity worker and wheeling her body through Athens in a suitcase entered Europe illegally by small boat before becoming a champion boxer and co-founding a refugee charity.
Sharif Ahmadzai, 26, arrived on the Greek island of Lesbos in 2016 after travelling through Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey, according to an account of his journey published online.
He is now accused of murdering 38-year-old Elisabeth-Jane Ross, a Christian volunteer from Edinburgh whose decomposing body was discovered inside a suitcase in a derelict building in Athens’ Kypseli district on July 18.
Medical evidence reportedly suggests Ross died from asphyxiation.
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5th August 2026
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In the county of Segrià in Catalonia, a broken bottle became active and caused the death of a 75-year-old woman. The bottle was wielded by a culture-enriching “youth” from Morocco, who used it to make “several cuts… in the area of the neck.” I assume that means the misguided youngster slit her throat.
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5th August 2026
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An almost unbelievable scandal involving a professor of black studies at Cambridge University demonstrates how institutional DEI can only be defeated from without, not within.
First, the story, which has received far too little attention from American media.
Cambridge University professor Jason Arday has been one of the darlings of academia, particularly in the U.K. He’s been wildly and effusively celebrated as an incredible, inspirational story of how a young, black man with autism who couldn’t read until he was 18 became an esteemed professor.
“He has helped the Government with its antiracism strategies; advised on the national curriculum; guest-edited the Today program,” Kathleen Stock wrote for UnHeard. “ … His writing has been enthusiastically praised by [journalist] James O’Brien and [member of parliament] David Lammy. His fans now await his memoir, to be published in a month’s time.”
Arday’s life story and work have been promoted as a necessary antidote to the alleged systemic racism of Western societies.
He was a poster child of successful DEI, much like how Ibram X. Kendi was billed as the wise swami of anti-racism before he came crashing down to earth.
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