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The murder of Daniel Pearl seems like ancient history now; it happened early in 2002.

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Now we learn, however, that as a result of India’s retaliation against Pakistani terrorists who murdered civilian tourists in Kashmir, the killer of Daniel Pearl has been, as they say, neutralized. Here’s the story:

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), India’s governing party, said that the Indian army killed Pakistani terrorist Abdul Rauf Azhar in “Operation Sindhoor.”

A group of Islamist terrorists, including Azhar, kidnapped and murdered Pearl in 2002. The terrorist was affiliated with al-Qaeda and Jaish-e-Mohammed, an Islamist terror group that aims to separate Kashmir from India and fully incorporate it into Pakistan. …

In the BJP announcement, the party said that Azhar was involved in a number of terror activities, including the 1999 hijacking of an Indian Airlines flight, the 2016 Pathankot Air Force base attack, and a 2001 terror attack on the Indian parliament.

Azhar’s involvement in the 1999 hijacking freed Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, a British-born al-Qaeda member who formerly served in Pakistan’s intelligence agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

Azhar wasn’t targeted because he killed Pearl. He was targeted because of his terrorism against India. But as you can see, it’s all connected. And I wonder whether India got some help from Israeli intelligence.

The Indians have centuries of dealing with Muslim expansionism, and know deep in their bones the kind of existential threat Islam poses to any non-Muslim civilization.

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If this had happened back during the late sixties, we wouldn’t be in the trouble we are today.

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A few decades ago, no one would have believed that a Western European country would have to resort to legislation to ban virginity tests in order to protect the lives of women and girls, yet here we are.

The Swedish government is now preparing to criminalize the practice, which currently only carries the risk of professional disciplinary action if discovered.

According to the proposal, medical professionals who partake in “virginity control” and issue “virginity certificates”—based on the observation of the hymen—or carry out surgical procedures aimed at restoring the hymen will be subjected to criminal charges.

“These proposals aim to make these acts punishable and to allow their perpetrators to be convicted, which is not the case at the moment,” Socialstyrelsen, the Swedish government agency in charge of social services, explained. The new legislation is expected to come into force by December 2025 at the latest.

The World Health Organization (WHO) regards the concept of virginity tests as unscientific and a violation of women’s sexual integrity, and called for it to be banned globally back in 2018. According to UN Women, the practice violates human rights and jeopardizes the sexual and reproductive health of young women.

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Union officials promoted an “anti-Semitic toxic environment” at a New York legal aid organization where employees adorned the office with posters defending Hamas terrorism and calling for “intifada,” according to a federal anti-discrimination complaint filed on Wednesday.

Jewish union members of A Better NYLAG (ABN)—the employee union of the New York Legal Assistance Group (NYLAG)—said the guild has forced them to work next to cubicles plastered with signs supporting the destruction of Israel and terrorist violence.

Slogans mentioned in the complaint include “ABOLISH THE SETTLER STATE,” “LONG LIVE THE RESISTANCE!,” and “INTIFADA NOW.”

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A damning new report by StandWithUs UK has revealed a surge in antisemitic harassment and hostility towards Jewish and pro-Israel students across British universities in the wake of the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks.

Drawing from over 1,000 testimonies and a nationwide survey, the “Voice of Students 2025” report paints a troubling picture of intimidation, institutional inaction, and a climate of fear permeating campus life.

Key findings include that 64% of surveyed students could not unequivocally call the Hamas attacks terrorism, while 38% believed students who publicly support Israel should “expect” abuse. Students reported being subjected to verbal abuse, threats, and exclusion, with some forced to hide religious symbols or refrain from speaking Hebrew on campus out of fear.

The report accuses universities of failing to uphold their duty of care, citing dismissive responses to complaints and a normalization of anti-Zionist rhetoric as a cover for antisemitism. It calls for urgent reforms, including recognizing anti-Zionism as antisemitism under the IHRA definition and establishing accountability measures.

“This isn’t just about Jewish students,” the report warns, “but about the erosion of safety and free expression for all.”

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A Palestinian activist at Columbia University spooked neighbors in his small Vermont town by bragging about his hatred of Jews and his background of building weapons for terrorist groups, according to interviews and 2015 police records obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.

Mohsen Mahdawi, who had recently moved to Windsor, Vt., from the West Bank, told multiple people in town that he had previously worked in a Palestinian refugee camp building guns for terrorists.

“He said his job in the refugee camp was to make weapons,” a source familiar with Mahdawi said. “He bragged about friends and family wanting to kill Israelis.”

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Police arrested 31 protesters for taking over and vandalizing the Boeing-funded Interdisciplinary Engineering Building, the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office told KOMO News on Tuesday. The protesters, who also set several nearby dumpsters on fire, demanded that the university sever ties with Boeing for supplying weapons used in Israel’s war against Hamas terrorists.

The protest comes as the Trump administration cracks down on anti-Semitic activity that has swept college campuses following Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attack on Israel.

The organization behind the Monday protest, Students United for Palestinian Equality & Return, is a “suspended student group,” university spokesman Victor Balta told CNN. The group has published a manifesto overtly praising Hamas’s October 7 attack and also helped organize an anti-Semitic protest on campus in February.

My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised>? I’m sure surprised.

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Hatred surrounding the conflict in the Middle East continues to spill over into the West, most recently forcing Jonny Greenwood from the British band Radiohead to cancel two UK shows with Israeli musician Dudu Tassa because of threats received by the venues.

The musical duo said in a statement on social media that “enough credible threats” had been sent to the venues and their staff “to conclude that it’s not safe to proceed.” They criticised activists for “censorship” and “silencing” and—as with attempts to ban Israel from participating in the Eurovision Song Contest—stressed the futility of the action.

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Oh, ya think?

British counter-terror police arrested five men, including four Iranian nationals, on Saturday, fearing that an attack on a “specific premises” was imminent. Speculation has since mounted—including within the establishment press—that the target may have been a synagogue or another specifically Jewish establishment.

Three other Iranian nationals were later arrested as part of a separate operation, with counter-terror police reportedly fearing that these men would attempt to either leave the UK or destroy evidence following the earlier arrests.

One of the suspected terrorists accused of plotting an attack is also claimed to be “very well-connected” to the Hamas-backing regime in Tehran.

Responding to reports, Britain’s Campaign Against Antisemitism charity criticised the Labour government for doing “nothing to proscribe Iran’s [Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps] IRGC, which sponsors terrorism around the world and is known to be active in the UK.”

Quillette.

Last week, Syrian Sunni jihadists attacked Druse communities in Jaramana and Ashrafiyat Sahnaya, suburbs of the Syrian capital of Damascus. The Israel Air Force (IAF) intervened by striking Syrian jihadi personnel and positions, including a site adjacent to the Syrian presidential palace. Meanwhile, the Houthi rebels who control northern Yemen delivered a resounding blow against Israel on Sunday, when one of their ballistic missiles penetrated Israeli defences and landed next to Israel’s main international airport, briefly halting almost all international flights to and from the Jewish state, except those operated by Israeli airlines. Israel retaliated with a twenty-plane strike against Houthi economic installations. Further strikes are likely—and, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has hinted, these may also target Iran, the Houthis’ political and military patron. Meanwhile, Israel’s cabinet has authorised the immediate call-up of tens of thousands of IDF reservists in preparation for an “expansion” of the country’s war-making against Hamas, which has been more or less stalemated for months.

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Imagine the shit-storm that would occur if Muslim children had been taken to participate in a Christian service.

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Three former hostages sued the Washington-based Palestine Chronicle last year, alleging that the media organization knowingly paid their Hamas-operative captor, Abdallah Aljamal, who simultaneously worked as a Gaza correspondent for the nonprofit news site.

Hamas kidnapped Almog Meir Jan, Shlomi Ziv, and Andrey Kozlov during its attack on the Nova Music Festival on October 7, 2023. The Israel Defense Forces ultimately rescued them from Aljamal’s home eight months later.

Palestine Chronicle leadership has claimed there is no evidence its staff was aware of Aljamal’s involvement in the kidnapping and argued that its payments to the Hamas operative had no impact on the hostages.

But Judge Tiffany M. Cartwright said the news outlet’s arguments were “unpersuasive,” and ruled that the plaintiffs’ case is strong enough to move to the trial and discovery process.

Associated Press, a Voice of the Crust.

India fired missiles into Pakistani-controlled territory in several locations early Wednesday, killing at least 26 people including a child, in what Pakistan’s leader called an act of war.

India said it struck infrastructure used by militants linked to last month’s massacre of tourists in the Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir.

Pakistan claimed it shot down several Indian fighter jets in retaliation as two planes fell onto villages in India-controlled Kashmir. At least seven civilians were also killed in the region by Pakistani shelling, Indian police and medics said.

Tensions have soared between the nuclear-armed neighbors since the attack, which India has blamed Pakistan for backing. Islamabad has denied the accusation.

Notice that if you swapped ‘India’ and ‘Pakistan’ in the story, it makes no sense. That’s because there are no ‘Hindu militants’ staging terrorist attacks in Pakistan. And that, in turn, says something about the difference between India and Pakistan. What might that difference be? Well, think about it; I’m sure you can figure it out.

UPDATE: Kashmir crisis live: Pakistan PM authorises armed forces to undertake ‘corresponding action’ after India strikes kill 26 (The Guardian)

UPDATE: Are India and Pakistan at risk of war? What to know. (Washington Poop)

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Israel “completely destroyed” Yemen’s Sanaa International Airport on Tuesday, delivering a crippling blow to the Iran-backed Houthis who had used the facility to transport weapons and terrorist fighters across the Middle East.

Shortly after the strike, President Donald Trump announced that U.S. military operations against the Houthis will cease after the terror group purportedly agreed to stop their attacks on international shipping lanes and American assets.

Israel’s surprise operation—the largest to date against the Houthis—came in response to a series of missile and drone strikes on the Jewish state, including a Sunday salvo that struck the Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, wounding several people. In response, Israel “completely disabled” the Sanaa airport and destroyed a slew of nearby power stations the Houthis were using to build out their military infrastructure. Photos posted earlier on Tuesday showed plumes of thick smoke rising from the airport and nearby areas.

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Pakistan-born Ayesha Khan, known for her far-left militancy and openly hostile statements towards Germany and its people, has been naturalized as a German citizen in an official ceremony held at St. Paul’s Church in Frankfurt. Khan, 27, obtained citizenship alongside around 800 other people in a process that has sparked intense public debate.

Khan, who arrived in Germany in 2016, has used the social media platform X under the pseudonym Migrantifa, from which she spreads provocative messages and co-hosts the podcast “[un]deutsch” with Dîlan Karacadag. The show addresses social and political issues from a migrant perspective, often challenging the foundations of traditional German identity.

Khan has drawn attention for a series of posts considered openly anti-German. Among them are messages such as: “You know those people who say ‘if God exists, why is there war?’ I ask: if God exists, why do Germans exist?”, “Fortunately, Frankfurt will soon be completely de-Germanized,” and “Almans [Turkish slang for Germans] are trash.”

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Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa is scheduled to arrive in France, on his first official trip to Europe. Hosted by President Emmanuel Macron, the visit shows how quickly relations with Damascus have normalised.

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Court documents claim that a leader of pro-Palestine protests at Columbia University once told a gun shop owner he had built guns to “kill Jews.”

Immigration officials arrested Mohsen Mahdawi in April as the Trump administration continues to crackdown on antisemitism and terrorist sympathizers who can be seen as a threat to U.S. national security.

On Tuesday, Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary at the Department of Homeland Security, shared a photo of court filings that claim in 2015, Mahdawi spoke with a gun shop owner in Vermont and offered to work at the shop without monetary compensation.

“According to the report,” the court filing reads, “petitioner ‘supposedly told’ the gun shop owner ‘that he had considerable firearm experience and used to build modified 9mm submachine guns to kill Jews while he was in Palestine.’”

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Thank you, Joe Biden.

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Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted the National Liberation Day ceremony in the Dutch city of Wageningen on Sunday, May 4th, interrupting a speech by Defence Minister Ruben Brekelmans. According to police, five people were arrested after breaching security barriers during the incident.

The protesters disrupted the annual event—held to commemorate the end of Nazi occupation in the Netherlands in 1945—by chanting “Free Palestine” and other pro-Palestinian slogans as the minister addressed the crowd.

The Liberation Day event in Wageningen is a significant moment in the Dutch national calendar, marking the restoration of freedom in 1945 and honoring those who fought for it.

Their lives are shit, so they have to turn everyone else’s life to shit as well.  Just dogs looking for a manger.

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Imagine the screaming if Muslim children were taught the Hail Mary.

Politico, a Voice of the Crust.

British police have arrested eight men as part of two separate counterterrorism investigations.

Five men, four of whom are Iranian nationals, were arrested in London, Swindon and Greater Manchester on Saturday as part of an investigation into a plot to “target specific premises,” the Metropolitan Police said in a statement early Sunday.

The site targeted by the plot, which was not named for “operational reasons,” has been made aware and is being supported by police, the Met added.

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The scorpion stings the frog.

A ship transiting the Mediterranean Sea carrying aid intended for Gaza was attacked by what organizers of the humanitarian vessel called a drone attack.

The Freedom Flotilla Coalition, the group behind the mission, said it was on the Conscience off Malta’s coast when the vessel was attacked, which caused a fire and “substantial breach in the hull,” according to a statement released by the group.

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Islamic honor killings among the New Germans are now being concealed by describing them as “femicide”, the general politically correct term for murder when the victim is female. The rationale behind this obfuscation is that acknowledging the true culture-enriching motive for such killings would encourage “racism” and “discrimination” against the third-world invaders.

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The parliament of the state of Lower Austria has approved a set of new measures aimed at tackling radical Islam and handing out stricter penalties for families deemed “unwilling to integrate.”

Parents of kindergarten children who are unwilling to comply with certain obligations, such as attending parent-teacher meetings, could face a fine of up to €2,500 or up to six weeks in prison.

The new measures also introduce a burqa ban for state employees, and prohibit public sector workers from attending “radical mosques” or being involved in the activities of radical Islamic associations.

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The 16-year-old suspect in custody for the brutal triple murder in Uppsala, Sweden, is of Somali origin, Swedish media report. Documents obtained by the daily Expressen show that social services were concerned about “the people XX associates with, that they are involved in crime, suspected of drug offenses and other types of violent crimes”

For nearly a decade, the teen—now a murder suspect—has been known to social services, with concerns raised both about his care and his own behavior. The father has served short prison terms for various crimes and has a history of khat use and suspected domestic violence.

The family had been offered therapy and drug testing, Expressen’s sources said.

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Sectarian fighting in the Damascus suburb of Jaramana left dozens killed, and Israel is already looking to parlay that into a new excuse for military action against the Syrian government, with the idea that they need to “protect” the Druze minority militarily.

The Israeli military reported attacking the Damascus suburb of Sahnaya, and that they targeted an “extremist group” that was planning new attacks on the Druze. Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz issued statements demanding the Syrian government take action to prevent further attacks on the Druze.

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Leading National Health Service (NHS) executives participated in a scheme where they were “reverse-mentored” by Muslim staff on their “lived experience.” This follows the earlier circulation of a guide for ‘New Muslims’ across the service aimed at general staff.

According to GB News, the NHS’ chief strategy officer and its director for people volunteered to meet, under the direction of the NHS Muslim Network, with staff and listen to their “lived experience as a Muslim colleague.” The two civil servants, Chris Hopson and Em Wilkinson-Brice, will then have to meet with their Muslim reverse-mentees for a minimum of one hour per quarter.

Separately, the published guidebook sets out the process of conversion to Islam, while referring to the reader as the “convert.” It also advises that modest dress, that is “loose-fitting, modest clothing covering all parts of the body aside [from] the face, hands and feet” be adopted, as “by doing so, you are abiding by an obligation passed to us by God.” Typically, such advice would run contrary to the dress requirements of a sterile medical environment.

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The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has reportedly loosened restrictions on audience members displaying flags during the 2025 Eurovision event scheduled to take place in Basel, Switzerland on May 13th.

The Danish Broadcasting Corporation obtained this year’s official policy regarding national and political emblems. The new EBU policy states that “political messages should be avoided,” while noting host country Switzerland’s “high value on freedom of expression.”

This means spectators will apparently be allowed to bring all flags into the St. Jakobshalle arena, including that of Palestine, which was notably banned from the 2024 contest.

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After a man was murdered on Friday, April 25th in a mosque in the south of France, the French Left wants to use the case to denounce a climate that has become ‘dangerous’ for Muslims in France, but the minister of the interior refuses to describe the murder as ‘Islamophobic.’

On the early morning of Friday, April 25th, a Malian man named Aboubakar Cissé was stabbed to death praying in a mosque in La Grande Combe, near Alès, in the Gard department in southern France. The murderer entered the mosque early in the morning and filmed himself killing his victim before fleeing. A refugee in Italy, he has since turned himself in to the police in Pistoia, near Florence.

Since the announcement of the murder, there has been intense debate in the French press about the exact motive of the killer, Olivier Hadzovic, a Frenchman of Bosnian origin. The website Fdesouche reveals that the murderer’s father arrived in France in 2001 with his wife and eleven children. He applied for asylum, which was rejected, but he remained in France after an administrative court ruled that his deportation would be “a disproportionate violation of his right to family life.” Olivier was born in 2004, shortly after his parents arrived in France, and was therefore able to obtain French nationality as being born on French soil. According to the local press, the murderer, who is in his twenties, lives on social welfare benefits, receiving RSA (Revenu de Solidarité Active, or active solidarity income), and spends his days playing video games.

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An informal headcount indicated that 10,150 known arrivals had crossed the English Channel by lunchtime of Monday, April 28th. While the official figure will take a day or two to appear, total crossings last year did not reach the same number until May.

Despite this and a promise to ‘smash the gangs’, Labour denies that border control under its government has broken down. The frequent arrival of small boats in the county of Kent is simply the result of good weather and calm seas (permitting 71 people on five ribbed dinghies to arrive this morning).

Fearing for its electoral prospects this week, the government proposes to bring in tighter rules on legal migration, specifically aimed at overseas students who extend their visas by switching to low-paid and semi-skilled jobs in the care sector upon graduation. One Labour MP called this ‘business as usual,’ and denied it was an effort to head off Reform UK at the ballot box.

Indecisive-sounding plans to run a ‘one in, one out’ scheme with France have also sparked indifference and derision. In contrast, last week Reform’s Farage announced a comprehensive plan to restructure Britain’s failing immigration system.

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This weekend, Europe witnessed massive demonstrations against mass immigration in Ireland, England, Germany, and Poland. From Dublin to Dover and Warsaw, thousands of people — particularly in small towns and working-class areas—raised their voices peacefully to demand respect for their traditions, their security, and their national identity.

In Dublin, over 10,000 people marched through the city’s main thoroughfares, carrying national flags and banners with slogans such as “Irish Lives Matter,” “Ireland is Full,” and “Coolock Says No.” The protest, partly organized to commemorate the spirit of the 1916 Easter Rising, took place under heavy police presence.

In Dover, hundreds of motorcyclists gathered under the slogan “Stop the Boats” to protest against the massive illegal immigration affecting the south coast of the United Kingdom. Meanwhile, in Belfast, Dortmund and in Polish cities such as Warsaw and Katowice similar rallies took place, reflecting a growing civic resistance to the migration policies imposed by Brussels and Berlin.

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Gaza’s ministry of health is misrepresenting the Palestinian casualties sustained since Israel retaliated against the Hamas-led October 7th pogrom.

A new report from a think tank has highlighted inconsistencies between hospital records and statistics issued by the Hamas-controlled health authority. While claims from Gaza that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have deliberately targeted women and children are widespread, the report shows that the IDF has generally managed to avoid disproportionately harming non-combatants, despite the Islamist terror group hiding among civilian populations.

Writing for the Henry Jackson Society, Professors Lewi Stone and Gregory Rose use Gaza hospital records and lists of the deceased to show that, since the start of the conflict, women and children have accounted for 51% of deaths overall—not the more widely (and uncritically) quoted figure. In the past year, the civilian casualty rate has dropped to below that figure. This follows a trend set during the battle for Khan Younis in early 2024, where, although women and children comprised 75% of the local population, they accounted for 34% of deaths.

Of the 11,224 killed since October 2024, 76.3% (8,565) were male. Of these, 58% were fighting-age men. The authors state:

The reduced proportion of women and children casualties indicates increased Israeli avoidance of Gazan civilian harm since Oct 7 2023. This data shows the opposite picture to what one would expect from the narrative of Hamas and its allies, who alleged indiscriminate killing.

This report should challenge those in the European media who seem to embrace Hamas propaganda uncritically.

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Father Federico Suaya is an Argentine priest and missionary, as well as a lawyer trained at the University of Buenos Aires. He holds two doctoral degrees—one in theology and the other in philosophy. He is the co-founder, alongside Father Dr. Javier Olivera, of the Order of Saint Elias, a missionary order established in 2015 to bring the Catholic faith to regions where the Church’s presence is minimal or non-existent. Fr. Federico has led missions in places such as India, as well as in remote regions like the Himalayas and isolated parts of Africa.

Currently, Father Federico is leading the PaX Project to rescue Christian slaves in Pakistan.

Another reminder that Islam is an oppressive totalitarian ideology masquerading as a religion with which no co-existence is possible.

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Hint: Pretty high.

This is why it’s a bad idea to allow Turd World nations to develop nuclear weapons.

The Times (UK).

Anna Hall’s Channel 4 documentary blew the lid off a national scandal in 2004. Her latest film, Groomed, shows children are still being failed

his is a film I hoped I’d never have to make,” Anna Hall says of her new documentary, Groomed: A National Scandal, which airs on Channel 4 on Wednesday. “I didn’t want to do this again because I knew what I was going to put myself and everyone else through … it takes an emotional toll.”

When Hall exposed what is now known as gang grooming in her first film, Edge of the City, in 2004, she never imagined she would be revisiting the subject 21 years later.

Groomed is not a look back at a moment of shame in Britain’s history, but a victim-first account of how a scandal that affected thousands of young girls throughout the 1990s and 2000s is still unfolding today. The safeguarding minister, Jess Phillips, appeared to suggest this month that regional inquiries into the gangs promised in January by the government might not now go ahead, forcing the home secretary, Yvette Cooper, to insist days later that they would.

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Funny how there are no headlines of ‘Hindu terrorism’.

Hindus have been dealing with Muslim atrocities for longer than the U.S. has been in existence.

I suspect that they know something we don’t.

Last Tuesday a group of mujahideen acting as proxies for Lashkar-e-Taiba massacred at least 27 people and wounded a number of others at the Pahalgam resort in the Indian portion of Kashmir. Pahalgam is just to the east of Srinagar, and is only about 35 miles (55 km) from the Line of Control that separates the Pakistani and Indian portions of Kashmir.

Urdu and Hindi are closely related languages, and Pakistanis are not ethnically distinct from Indian Hindus. Therefore the victims of the terrorists had to be given a religious test to make sure they were valid targets for the jihad. If they couldn’t prove they were Muslims, they were shot.

The modus operandi of the terrorists in Pahalgam is similar the one used by Al-Shabab in the Westgate Shopping Mall massacre in Nairobi in September of 2013. Victims at Pahalgam were reportedly required to recite the “kalma” if they wanted their lives to be spared. The kalmasare a set of six attestations of the Islamic faith; a shortened version of the Second Kalma is commonly called the Shahada (La illaha ila Allah, wa Muhammadun rasul Allah), and is probably the recitation demanded by the terrorists in Pahalgam.

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When Muslim terrorists began their latest massacre in Kashmir, they first checked IDs and asked their victims to recite the ‘Kalmas’ one of several Islamic recitations used by Indian Muslims, beginning with, “There is no god but Allah and Mohammed is his messenger.”

Those who could not recite the Islamic doctrine were killed.

“Are you Muslim? If yes, then recite the Kalma,” victims were told by the Jihadis.

“He asked my husband’s name and religion. Then he shot him,” one female survivor testified.

Describing the massacre of 26 innocent people, including an American citizen, in a Kashmir meadow as terrorism is misleading. The targets were not selected because they were government officials. They were not screened for their politics. The location was not a strategic target. The only thing that the victims had in common was that they were non-Muslims.

This is not terrorism. It’s genocide.

Well, no, it’s not. They weren’t killed because of their ethnicity–that’s what ‘genocide’ means–but because of their religion.

It is, however, jihad. You can look it up.

Imagine how peaceful the world would be if the Religion of Peace didn’t exist.

Washington Free Beacon.

As India mourns the dozens of tourists murdered in Kashmir this week by jihadists and Prime Minister Narendra Modi vows to pursue them and their backers “to the ends of the earth,” India and Pakistan are at daggers drawn. New Delhi has already closed the land border and suspended a key water-sharing agreement, and the two nuclear-armed militaries are preparing for war.

Any nuclear showdown is concerning, and in this case, the strategic stakes for the United States are high. India is the only Asian country that could conceivably counterbalance China, and the more it focuses on Pakistan, the less it can thwart Beijing. Pakistan is now at the forefront of a partnership that will bedevil Americans in the years to come—the unhappy marriage between radical Islam and communism.

In many respects, these two movements are strange bedfellows. China’s Communist Party is hostile to any religious entity that it does not control and it is bulldozing—in some cases, literally—its country’s Islamic heritage. Radical Islamists are equally determined to extinguish non-Islamic beliefs, and in many cases, the people who hold them. Nonetheless, across much of Asia, an increasing number of countries are welcoming both.

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Since December, when the former Al-Qaeda affiliate, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), toppled the government of Bashar al-Assad, Syria has witnessed a chilling wave of mysterious kidnappings of young women, predominantly from the Alawite community.

Evidence continues to emerge that these women, primarily from the Alawite religious sect, have been abducted and taken to live as sex slaves in Idlib governorate, the traditional HTS stronghold, by armed factions affiliated with the new Syrian government.

Shockingly, the mass kidnapping and enslavement of Alawite women now being carried out by HTS-affiliated factions mirrors the enslavement of the thousands of Yezidi women by ISIS during the 2014 genocide in Sinjar, Iraq.

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Political fractures on the Palestinian side have become more and more public as the Gaza war persists. On Wednesday Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas issued a strong declaration demanding that Hamas release all remaining Israeli captives in order to prevent Israel from using “an excuse” to continue destroying Palestinian homes and waging war in the Gaza Strip.

In the unexpected statement, Abbas went so far as to call Hamas militants “sons of dogs”. He said while chairing a Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) Central Council meeting in the West Bank city of Ramallah, “You sons of dogs, hand over what you have and get us out of this. Don’t give Israel an excuse. Don’t give them an excuse.”

Considering that the “Palestinian Authority” pays money to the families of those who murder Jews, this is obviously merely a pissing contest between two groups of Muslim terrorists, not some sort of awakening to morality and decency on anybody’s part.

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While foreign nationals account for only 8% of the total population in Saxony, 26.9% of all crimes in 2024 were committed by immigrants and undocumented individuals. The number of crimes committed by foreigners may be even higher, as people with dual citizenship are recorded as German in the statistics.

Following a parliamentary inquiry submitted by Sebastian Wippel, a member of the Saxony state parliament representing the right-wing populist Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), the Saxon Ministry of the Interior released the statistics for crimes committed in 2024 involving suspected asylum seekers.

Out of a total of 6,564 crimes reported in connection with asylum seekers, 4,839 involved suspects classified as ‘tolerated persons’—individuals who are required to leave the country but whose deportation has been temporarily suspended.

Among crimes against sexual self-determination, which include offenses such as sexual assault, there were 197 cases involving asylum seekers and 84 involving refugees under protection status.

Violent crimes and offenses against personal freedom, including physical assaults and threats, made up another significant portion of the statistics. Tolerated persons were suspected in 1,349 of these cases, in addition to 1,853 cases involving asylum seekers and hundreds more from other immigration statuses.

It may be no coincidence that in the federal election in March, 38.5% of Saxony’s first vote went to immigration-critical AfD.

Letting immigrants from the Turd World into your country is usually a mistake.

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Two Turkish men suspected of being involved in the brutal murder of two of their compatriots in Germany, were arrested on Tuesday, April 22nd.

The bodies of the two victims, both with gunshot wounds, were found in front of a residential address on Saturday in Bad Nauheim, a town north of Frankfurt.

The victims were a man, 59, and his 28 year-old son-in-law, both of Turkish nationality, who had no previous dealings with the police.

The two men arrested on Tuesday, aged 31 and 36, are said to have ordered the murders. They have no criminal record. The shooter himself is still on the run.

As we recently reported, the number of asylum seekers suspected of violent crimes saw a dramatic increase in Germany in 2024. The authorities registered a staggering increase of 47.6% among Turkish nationals compared to the previous year.

Letting immigrants from the Turd World into your country is usually a mistake.

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Between 2016 and 2024, the European Union spent upwards of €150 million on education in Pakistan, according to a 2024 report entitled Pakistan, Education System, Curriculum and EU Funding, authored by Sallux/ECPM (the European Christian Political Movement).

The ECPM report contains over 40 pages of excerpts and pictures from textbooks which show that the views expressed in Pakistan’s official curriculum are not compatible with the EU values expressed in its Charter of Fundamental Rights.

This misuse of EU taxpayers’ money was revealed at a gathering at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva during the recent 58th Session of the UN Human Rights Council.

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Last week I wrote about the Grand Mufti of Pakistan, who had just announced a mandatory global jihad to liberate “Palestine” on behalf of the Ummah, the worldwide body of the Islamic faithful.

Now would be a good time to dust off some of my decades-old material about waqf, which is the principle codified in Islamic law on which the Grand Mufti’s call to jihad is based.

According to the time-honored doctrines of Islamic jurisprudence, any plot of ground that has ever been conquered or occupied by Muslims remains the sacred territory of the Ummah in perpetuity. It doesn’t matter what may have occurred later — the Reconquista, the establishment of Israel, the Raj in India — Muslim land is Muslim land forever.

Legally recognized domains of Islam are considered to be held as a waqf, or scared trust, by the entire Ummah. These waqf territories include not only current Muslim-majority nations and previously conquered lands, but also the buildings and grounds of mosques and madrassas, Muslim cemeteries, and even the homes and community buildings where Muslims live and congregate.

Western officials do not realize the significance of opening an official Muslim cemetery within their jurisdiction, but the Muslims do: they know that by doing so they have carved out a little piece of Dar al-Islam within Dar al-Harb, in perpetuity.

This is an important issue that until recently was of no concern in the West. But India is another matter: since most of India was at one time or another conquered territory for Islam, the waqf issue there is very real and urgent. India has Waqf Boards (or councils) charged with overseeing Islamic real estate. Based on waqf principles, the Taj Mahal has been claimed by Muslims as Islamic property.

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The following panel discussion featuring Erik Tegnér discusses conspiratorial plans by devotees of the Islamic State to wipe out an entire village in rural France.

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In late March, Harvard University, anticipating a funding fight with the Trump administration, suspended its School of Public Health’s longstanding research partnership with Birzeit University, a West Bank institution known for hosting Hamas military parades. But a half-dozen faculty members and affiliates who have defended Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack and accused Israel of “genocide” and “terrorism” remain at the school, a Washington Free Beacon review found.

They include the director of Harvard’s François-Xavier Bagnoud (FXB) Center for Health and Human Rights, former New York health commissioner Mary T. Bassett, who sent a message to the center’s students and faculty just one week after Oct. 7 that accused Israel of “potential genocide.” Bassett penned an article for Qatar’s Al Jazeera in February arguing that Israel aims to kill “all Palestinians in Gaza” and calling on the Jewish state to pay “reparations.”

The Center for Health and Human Rights is housed within the School of Public Health and was the primary source of collaboration between Harvard and Birzeit. Her views are widespread among the academics working underneath her. FXB Center visiting scientist Sawsan Abdulrahim, for example, posted an image of a Hamas paraglider to her since-deleted X account on Oct. 8, 2023, a nod to the terrorists who flew into the Nova music festival, massacred 364 Israelis, and took another 40 hostage. The next day, she shared a post expressing solidarity with the “Al-Aqsa Flood,” Hamas’s name for the attack.

Imagine how peaceful the world would be if the Religion of Peace didn’t exist.

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The following article from Germany concerns a night of enricher-vs.-enricher violence in Hamburg, which culminated in a 15-year-old Iraqi being pushed or thrown from the window of a high-rise.

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For the first time, Muslim students are the largest religious group in Vienna’s schools, underlining the incredible demographic transformation taking place in the Austrian city. The Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) is now raising the alarm.

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Washington is now accusing China of getting in bed with the Iran-backed Shia Houthis of Yemen, who have long waged a war against Red Sea shipping, including attacks on US warships and Israel.

The US State Department on Thursday issued allegations centered on Chinese firm, Chang Guang Satellite Technology, saying it is directly supporting attacks by Houthi fighters against American interests. This firm is well-known to be close to the CCP government, and is already under Western sanctions.