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In June 2025, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei told his regime at the mausoleum of Ayatollah Khomeini that Iran’s nuclear program would go on regardless of President Trump. “Our response to the US nonsense is clear: they cannot do a damn thing in this matter.”

A few weeks later, Iran’s underground nuclear program was rubble and a year later, Khamenei, who mocked any American efforts to negotiate, has joined his beloved nukes under the ground.

In early February, a top adviser to the commander of the regime’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps dismissed the buildup of U.S. forces. “Even if America brings 12 aircraft carriers to the region, it can’t do anything,” he bragged. “America is defeated and incapable of any aggression.”

His commander is now dead along with Khamenei and elements of the regime’s leadership.

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Gee, I wonder why?

Import Turd World people, gt Turd World problems.

The Hill, a Voice of the Crust.

Gotcha, bitch….

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On Monday, March 2nd a French appeals court reduced the prison sentences of three men convicted in connection with the 2020 jihadist beheading of a teacher who had shown his class cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.

As they do.

Two friends of the attacker, French national Naim Boudaoud and Azim Epsirkhanov, a Russian of Chechen origin, had their 16-year sentences reduced to six and seven years, respectively. Both were accused of driving the killer and helping him procure weapons before beheading Samuel Paty. Meanwhile, Brahim Chnina, a Moroccan father involved in the case, saw his 13-year sentence reduced to 10 years.

Can’t have all that Islamophobia, after all.

In Texas, accessory to first-degree murder gets you life without parole. In France … not so much.

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n a patriarchal tribal society, the control by men of access to females is of paramount importance. No societies are more patriarchal and tribal than the Muslim countries of the Middle East and South Asia, so it’s no surprise that men in those societies zealously guard their women and girls, preventing them from interacting with any males outside their immediate families. The rules are especially strict when it comes to interactions with infidels, who must stay away from Muslim women upon pain of death.

The behavior of men from such countries when they migrate to societies where women and girls are almost totally unguarded is exemplified by the actions of the notorious “grooming gangs” in major cities across England. For them, young white girls are objects to be degraded and exploited, and are passed around among Muslim men as if they were chattel.

An Afghan in Vienna had to go to court for threatening a non-Muslim man who dared to speak to a Muslima.

Muslims, of course, are free to rape kafir women with impunity.

The Hill, a Voice of the Crust.

Three people died, and at least 14 others were injured in a shooting on West Sixth Street overnight Saturday into Sunday, according to Austin-Travis County EMS.

Austin Police officers responded to the popular street to calls about a man shooting at Buford’s Bar. Austin Police Department Chief Lisa Davis said three officers shot back toward the suspect, who died.

While the suspect has not yet been identified publicly, KXAN confirmed with multiple sources that the suspect was 53-year-old Ndiaga Diagne.

Austin is in Travis County, and both are deep Blue pustules on otherwise Red Texas.

ATQUE: Austin mass killer captured on video wearing ‘Property of Allah’ hoodie during rampage (New York Post)

ATQUE: Who Was Ndiaga Diagne? What to Know About Suspect in Austin Mass Shooting (Newsweek)

ATQUE: Texas mass shooting suspect has ties to Bronx, sources say; possible terror link investigated (AMNY)

Austin is in Travis County, and both are deep Blue pustules on otherwise Red Texas.

ATQUE: Lone-Wolf Terror? Senegal-Born Shooter Wearing “Property Of Allah” Shirt Kills 3, Wounds 14 At Austin Bar

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As part of its wave of airstrikes against Iran this weekend, U.S. Central Command confirmed that it had launched its new low-cost kamikaze drones, the first time the weapons have been used in combat.

On Saturday afternoon, CENTCOM announced that it had fired its Low-cost Unmanned Combat Attack System (LUCAS) drones as part of the widespread salvo of weapons used against Iran. Details in the ongoing strikes remain limited, with the White House and military offering only a few statements, but CENTCOM did say that it had successfully launched the LUCAS drones as part of Operation Epic Fury.

“The first hours of the operation included precision munitions launched from air, land, and sea. Additionally, CENTCOM’s Task Force Scorpion Strike employed low-cost one-way attack drones for the first time in combat,” CENTCOM said in statement.

UPDATE: US Deploys LUCAS Shahed Clones Operationally Against Iran

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At least eight people were killed during pro-Iran protests at the United States consulate in the Pakistan megacity of Karachi on Sunday, a rescue service spokesman told news agency AFP.

“We have moved at least eight bodies to Karachi’s civil hospitals, while 20 others were injured in the consulate incident,” said Muhammad Amin, a spokesman for the Edhi Foundation rescue service, adding most had bullet wounds.

Hundreds of pro-Iranian protesters had tried to storm the consulate following the US-Israel strikes on Iran.

A crowd of young people climbed over the main gate and gained access to the driveway of the consular building, smashing some windows.

Police fired tear gas at the protesters who dispersed.

UPDATE: ‘Six dead’ as ‘vengeful’ mob storm Pakistan US Consulate after Khamenei killing (Daily Record UK)

The Telegraph (UK).

Iran fired ballistic missiles towards Cyprus where Britain has a military base, the Defence Secretary said.

Two ballistic missiles were “fired in the direction of Cyprus” on Saturday, but John Healey cautioned that Iran was not targeting the island.

He also said British forces were involved in shooting down Iranian drones elsewhere in the Middle East.

However, he refused six times to say whether the UK believed the strikes were legal.

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Britain’s Gorton and Denton by-election on Feb. 26 was more than just a local upset. It gave a glimpse into demographic changes that could shape U.S. politics.

The Green Party’s Hannah Spencer won with 41% and 14,980 votes, turning this Labour stronghold into the Greens’ first northern seat. Reform UK came second with 29% of the vote, and Labour finished third with 25%.

Turnout was low at 48%.

Reversion to the 19th century, where ethnic bloc voting (shepherded by Democrat urban political machines) was common.

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Pakistan’s military, backed by artillery and air power, struck more military installations deep inside Afghanistan overnight and into early Saturday, after Pakistan said it was in “open war” with its eastern neighbor.

Pakistan claimed more than 300 Afghan forces had been killed since fighting erupted Thursday night during a broad Afghan cross-border attack into Pakistan. Afghanistan rejected the figures as false. The casualty figures provided by either side could not be independently confirmed.

The fighting was in response to Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan last Sunday. Pakistan said it was targeting the outlawed Pakistani Taliban, or TTP. The group is separate but closely allied with Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban. Afghanistan, however, said only civilians were killed in Sunday’s airstrike.

When there aren’t any Christians or Jews around, Muslims will quite happily kill other Muslims.

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A European Parliament fact-finding mission to the Canary Islands has revealed that around half of migrants who claimed to be unaccompanied minors upon arrival were ultimately determined to be adults.

The Committee on Petitions conducted the visit in September 2025 to assess the impact of illegal immigration on the Spanish archipelago. According to a draft report from earlier this month, prosecutors informed MEPs that “among approximately 1,500 unaccompanied minors whose age was not clear and who were subjected to age-assessment procedures at their arrival to the adult reception centers, around half of them were ultimately determined to be adults.”

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By Aug. 31, 2025, 201 boats had reached the Canary Islands in that year carrying 12,249 migrants, including 9,955 men, 782 women, 192 minors traveling with parents, and 1,320 unaccompanied minors.

Actual refugees bring their families. Unaccompanied males are an invasion.

The War Zone. (Where else?)

Tune in during the day. I like their coverage the best.

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Some of Iran’s most highly enriched uranium, close to weapons grade, was stored in an underground area of its nuclear site in Isfahan, the U.N. nuclear watchdog said in a confidential report sent to member states on Friday and seen by Reuters.

It is the first time the International Atomic Energy Agency has reported where uranium enriched to up to 60% purity, close to the 90% of weapons grade, has been stored.

The tunnel complex’s entrance was hit in U.S. and Israeli military strikes in June, but the facility seems largely unharmed, diplomats say.

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The U.S. Embassy in Israel on Friday told its staff that it could leave the country and urged anyone considering departure to do so immediately, as the threat of an American strike on Iran looms.

U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee told embassy employees in an email that discussions with officials in Washington had led to a decision authorizing departures for those who wished to leave.

The email was recounted to The Associated Press by someone involved with the U.S. mission who wasn’t authorized to share details. Sent before 10:30 a.m., it urged staff considering departure to do so quickly, advising them to to focus initially on getting any flight out of Israel and to then make their way to Washington.

“Those wishing to take AD should do so TODAY,” Huckabee wrote, using an acronym for “authorized departure.”

The timer is ticking down….

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Pakistan carried out airstrikes in Kabul and two other Afghan provinces early Friday, Afghanistan’s government spokesperson said, hours after Afghanistan launched a cross-border attack on Pakistan in the latest escalation of violence between the neighboring countries that made a Qatar-mediated ceasefire appear increasingly shaky.

At least three explosions were heard in Kabul, but there was no immediate information on the exact location of the strikes in the Afghan capital, or of any potential casualties. Government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said Pakistan also carried out airstrikes in Kandahar to the south and in the southeastern province of Paktia.

Two senior Pakistani security officials told The Associated Press that Pakistan’s military carried out airstrikes targeting what they described as Afghan military facilities in Kabul, Kandahar and Paktia provinces, allegedly destroying two brigade bases, but they didn’t mention any potential casualties. The officials spoke on the condition of anonymity as they were not authorized to speak to media on the record.

If they haven’t got any Christians or Jews around, Muslims are quite happy to kill other Muslims. Religion of Peace indeed.

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Nigel Farage has branded the Gorton and Denton parliamentary by-election an exercise in “sectarian voting and cheating.”

The Reform UK leader made the remarks after the far-left Green Party swept to victory in the seat, following a campaign that heavily courted Muslim voters. Labour, which had been defending the seat, slumped to third as its vote share collapsed, while Reform surged into second place. The main opposition Conservative Party won just 1.9% of the vote.

Independent observers had earlier reported “concerningly high levels” of so-called family voting—where two voters confer, or one directs the other inside the polling booth, breaching the secrecy of the ballot. The practice is illegal under British election rules.

Democracy Volunteers, a non-partisan watchdog, said it had witnessed the practice in 15 of the 22 polling stations visited. In total, it recorded 32 cases, including nine at a single polling station. Of 545 voters observed, the group estimated that 12% were either involved in or affected by the practice.

Farage said the claims raised “serious questions” about the integrity of the vote in “predominantly Muslim areas.”

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I recently attended an event at the Prosperity Institute in the United Kingdom, and, as a foreigner listening to the discussion unfold, I found it both unsettling and clarifying.

The panel addressed the grooming gang scandal, a subject that remains profoundly uncomfortable for Britain’s political and cultural establishment. What distinguished this event was its refusal to soften the reality of what occurred or to retreat into evasive language. The discussion did not merely revisit past failures; it exposed a deeper pattern in how British institutions exercise power.

At the center of the panel was Fiona Goddard—a victim of grooming who spoke with calm precision.

She described how the police betrayed her trust after she came forward with her story, only to discover that information she had shared in confidence had been passed back to members of the grooming gang. That institutional betrayal placed her at renewed risk and compounded the original abuse. She also recounted something even more disturbing. The men who groomed her told her explicitly that they targeted her because she was white and that their aim was to destroy white girls. The starkness of her testimony stripped away any remaining illusions about the ideological framing that has often surrounded these crimes.

Listening to Fiona, what struck me was not only the brutality of what she endured, but the nature of the state’s response. Fiona explained that her claims were subjected to extraordinary scrutiny. She was examined by ten attorneys, her credibility tested repeatedly before her story was taken seriously. This stood in sharp contrast to the cultural climate of the #MeToo era, when allegations of harassment were often treated as self-validating. Men whose names appeared on the “Shitty Media Men” list were publicly ruined without due process or serious examination of the accusers. The disparity raises uncomfortable questions about which victims are believed, which are doubted, and how ideology governs the distribution of moral concern.

The Telegraph (UK).

Nigel Farage has claimed a report of high levels of illegal family voting in the Gorton and Denton by-election “raises serious questions about the integrity of the democratic process in predominantly Muslim areas”.

On Thursday night an election observer group raised concerns over what it called “concerningly high levels of family voting” in the constituency.

Democracy Volunteers said they attended 22 of the 45 polling stations in the constituency, spending 30 to 45 minutes in each, and witnessed family voting in 15 of the 22 polling stations observed.

The group said they observed a sample of 545 individuals casting their votes and saw 32 cases of family voting in total, including nine cases in one polling station.

Family voting is an illegal practice where two voters either confer, collude or direct each other on voting and can involve husbands telling their wives how to vote.

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Five “German” youngsters — four Syrians and one Iraqi — have been charged with a brutal gang rape in the Unterbruch district of the town of Heinsberg in North Rhine-Westphalia. The same group has also been charged with two other rapes. Two of the victims and at least one of the perpetrators are minors.

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An Afghan man accused of rape in Austria jumped bail and fled to Britain, where he was granted asylum and lived freely for over six years.

It is the second such case to be exposed this month after a similar incident involving a Syrian convicted of sexually assaulting a teenager in Germany, who failed to attend his probation hearings and illegally entered the U.K.

Britain is what California would be if it could.

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As US carriers and warships mass in the Gulf and as the next round of Geneva talks are expected by week’s end, Tehran appears to be quietly upgrading its ability to threaten maritime chokepoints.

According to Reuters, Iran is in advanced negotiations with Beijing to purchase Chinese-made CM-302 anti-ship cruise missiles – which are supersonic weapons (projectiles which go faster than the speed of sound) designed to skim low over the water and evade naval defenses.

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Iran is squarely in the Trump administration’s crosshairs, and both Russia and China are to some degree coming to Tehran’s aid with some significant arms deals meant to potentially stave off future attack.

Most significantly, the Financial Times is reporting that Russia will supply the Iranians with thousands of advanced shoulder-fired missiles in a deal worth 500 million Euros.

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At a time when pro-Palestinian MEP Rima Hassan is being welcomed with honours at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Lyon (Sciences Po Lyon), Professor Fabrice Balanche, just a few metres away, is under the protection of a private security firm for having opposed the holding of a Ramadan fast-breaking banquet on the premises of Lyon 2 University.

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The Metropolitan Police has so far not commented on the viral video of a female police officer defending freedom of speech surrounded by a crowd of angry Muslim men in Whitechapel but it has questions to answer.

Times News (UK).

“It’s really important that we protect British heritage. Christianity is a really important part of that heritage.”

Reform’s home affairs spokesperson Zia Yusuf outlines his party’s plan to block former Christian churches from being converted into other religious buildings.

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The Spanish Government spent nearly €233,000 of public money on producing and printing 55,000 copies of a primary school book series titled Discovering Islam, according to documents released following a transparency request.

The material was commissioned under a 2009 agreement between the Pluralism and Coexistence Foundation and publisher Ediciones Akal. The foundation—created in 2005 under José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero’s Socialist government and attached to the Presidency—covered the full cost of the project, which totalled €232,588 and was financed until 2012.

The print run included 5,000 copies for first-year pupils and 10,000 for each year from second to sixth grade. Distribution was handled by the publisher, meaning the foundation does not hold records of which schools ultimately received the books.

The foundation lists among its objectives the “recognition and accommodation of religious diversity.”

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As I reported last night, a Moroccan culture-enricher in the Italian town of Scandicci recently attacked and beheaded a woman from Germany.

Note: The weapon used in the grisly murder is said to be “a knife similar to a machete”. If the perpetrator had been a sub-Saharan African, we might reasonably assume it was an actual machete. However, when such killings are carried out by North Africans or Middle Easterners, a knife that looks like a machete is in most cases a kebab knife, so in this case that’s what it probably was.

The following video accompanied the article posted by the Italian TV news channel Sky TG24. It contains additional information, including the names of the perpetrator and his victim.

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For reasons that are not yet clear, a Moroccan culture-enricher attacked and beheaded a woman in the Italian town of Scandicci, which lies just southwest of Florence. According to this English-language article (hat tip Reader From Chicago), the victim is a German woman, but her identity has yet to be confirmed.

The article below does not identify the perpetrator. However, a video accompanying the article says he is a 30-year-old from Morocco named Issam Chlih. It’s possible that I may eventually post a subtitled version of the video.

The Investigative Project on Terrorism.

When The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that up to 20,000 ISIS-affiliated detainees had disappeared from Syria’s al-Hol camp, it wasn’t describing a routine breach. It was describing the possible unraveling of one of the most consequential counterterrorism containment systems built after the fall of the Islamic State’s territorial caliphate in 2019.

I’ve been conducting interviews over the past ten months with various communities in Syria. And in the past two weeks—based on interviews with U.S. and European intelligence officials, military liaisons, and observers inside Syria—I confirmed that between 15,000 and 20,000 individuals formerly held at al-Hol are no longer under centralized control. In counterterrorism terms, that is not a leak; it is a structural rupture.

Al-Hol concentrated a dangerous ecosystem—families, facilitators, recruiters, and children raised inside extremist ideology—into one place that could be monitored. The camp was volatile and often inhumane, but containment prevented dispersion into fragile terrain where ISIS cells still operate.

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An 18-year-old man was stabbed to death outside a mosque in Smethwick, near Birmingham, on Friday night, and two others were injured, police said, as officers launched a murder investigation.

Emergency services were called to Jamia Masjid on Oldbury Road shortly before 9 p.m. following reports of disorder outside the building. The teenager was found with serious stab wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene.

Two men, aged 19 and 22, were taken to hospital with injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening.

By contrast, you will rarely find a knife fight outside of a church or synagogue.

UPDATE Teen stabbed to death outside mosque as police launch murder probe (Daily Record)

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Human rights activist and founder of the NGO Humanity Forward Sarah Idan was the first Iraqi woman to participate in the Miss Universe pageant in 45 years. However, a photo with the Israeli contestant forced her and her family to leave Iraq permanently. Idan has been an ambassador for UN Watch and is a staunch advocate for peace with Israel. In this interview, we discuss the situation in Iraq and the possibility of political change in Iran.

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A few months before his assassination, Charlie Kirk visited Japan and warned that mass migration was seeking to “replace and eradicate Japan by bringing in Indonesians, by bringing in Arabs, by bringing in Muslims”.

With over 100 mosques and over 400,000 Muslims already occupying Japan, even though 95% of Japanese voters oppose Muslim mass migration, a political explosion was bound to occur.

Now, Japanese voters have delivered a striking defeat to the forces of mass migration with a stunning win for Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, whom the media has already taken to describing as a ‘Trumpian’ figure for opposing mass migration, her Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which won its largest victory to date, as did a number of other right-wing parties, including the one Kirk was addressing, demonstrating that voters were tired of mass migration.

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London Mayor Sadiq Khan is facing renewed criticism after a major BBC investigation found that vulnerable girls as young as 14 are being lured into forced sex by gangs operating across the capital.

“Come to England! They give you money, and you get to rape their women!”

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future civil war. Retired colonel Richard Kemp recently gave a television interview during which he warned that the “Islamification” of the United Kingdom would lead to “inevitable conflict.”

Several British academics specializing in the preconditions for civil conflict, including professors David Betz and Michael Rainsborough, have argued the same point.

Kemp’s point of view carries the added weight of someone who has witnessed insurgent fighting firsthand. A former commander who carried out counter-insurgency operations in Northern Ireland, led British forces in Afghanistan, and held intelligence roles in Westminster, Kemp says Islamic immigrants’ refusal to integrate into British society means that things in the U.K. are “getting bad” and about to “get worse.” Among other provocative comments that will no doubt ruffle the feathers of Britain’s “ruling class,” Kemp notes, “There were more British Muslims with the Taliban than in the British Army.”

The combat veteran argues that Britain’s political class has failed citizens by putting them in harm’s way and is simultaneously incapable of mitigating its failures due to suffocating concerns for what can be said out loud. “No government,” Kemp argues, “has the guts to stop…the Islamification of the U.K.” Consequently, ordinary Brits now need to prepare for the likelihood of “civil war in Europe.” Describing the looming conflict in the U.K. as a far more serious and deadly situation than what gripped Northern Ireland for decades, Kemp predicts that the coming civil war will involve “indigenous British and some of the immigrant population and the British government all on three different sides fighting against each other.”

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Across Europe, the public celebration of Ramadan has become a focal point for cultural and political tension. From Belgium to Germany, the increasing visibility of Islamic rituals in public spaces, supported by municipal authorities, has led to a series of confrontations.

In Zele, Belgium, the Eyyüp El-Ensari Mosque initiated the hanging of festive Ramadan lights in Zwaanstraat with the approval of the municipality. According to the mosque board, the lighting provides extra connection during Ramadan. The mosque plans to expand the project even further next year.

The move triggered immediate political opposition. The right-wing Vlaams Belang party held an event in Zele, despite a municipal ban on their gathering. The party argued that the “oil slick of Islamization” is spreading, pointing to a perceived double standard where traditional Christmas markets are rebranded as “winter markets”—while Islamic symbols receive official support.

In Muslim countries, Christian churches are expressly forbidden to ring bells for their services, the parallel practice o the adhan, the Muslim call to prayer.

Jewish Telegraph Agency.

An annual festival in Andorra drew condemnation from the country’s small Jewish community after an effigy bearing the Israeli flag was staged in a mock trial and then hung and shot.

The incident was part of the traditional Catalan festival Carnestoltes, which occurs yearly before Lent, the 40-day period that precedes Easter. At Monday’s festival in Andorra, where a mock king is typically tried and burned, organizers instead used an effigy wearing blue with the Israeli flag painted on its face.

During the festivities, the Israeli effigy was symbolically tried, hung, shot and burned, according to social media posts and a report in the Israeli outlet YNet.

So far has the rot spread.

Jewish Telegraph Agency.

The news here is, of course, not that she did it, but that she was called to account for it.

The Teleraph (UK).

Iran has partially closed the Strait of Hormuz for the first time since the 1980s amid a US military build-up in the Arabian Sea.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced on Tuesday that sections of the strategic waterway would be closed for several hours for live-fire naval drills.

Iran’s supreme leader also threatened to send US aircraft carriers to the “bottom of the sea”, despite diplomatic efforts continuing in Geneva.

The U.S. ought to station a carrier off Iran’s coast and tell them “Give it your best shot”. They literally don’t have the capability to sink a modern carrier.

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Does Islam owe its existence to rape? Its founder had only a handful of followers until he declared that there was a divine imperative to raid, rape and enslave after which young men from raiding tribal cultures flocked to the new movement. He expressly urged young Arab men to go after “yellow-eyed” (apparently some reference to blond Byzantine women) as a religiously endorsed mission. As the expanding Islamic empire entered its third century, the pagan Vikings had established a thriving business of taking captured fair-complexion Slavic women down river to the satisfy the insatiable demands of Muslim slave markets.

If anyone thinks this is an abandoned archaic practice or value, I would invite a look at the attitudes and behaviors of young Muslim men in Rotherham, UK, Germany or in Sweden. Islam does not evolve or grow out of attitudes or practices. It is bound by the literally misogynistic directives of its founder who also once declared that the majority of denizens of hell were women condemned due to ingratitude and general bitchiness. Men may have four wives (Mohammed later received a divine directive to exempt himself from any such limitation) but an unlimited number of infidel female captives.

Famous heretic Salman Rushdie once opined that Mohammed was making it up as he went along with no clear plan other than establishing rules of deference to himself. Seemingly as a result of that ad hoc pattern there is weirdly disjointed quality in shariah law in which early Muslim clerics tried to base the system on the “perfect example” of their Prophet.

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A Palestinian woman has won a landmark legal battle to move to Britain in a decision that could set a precedent for more Gazan refugees to follow.

The ruling was based on Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), which protects the right to private and family life. An upper immigration tribunal concluded that blocking the woman from joining her children in the UK would result in “unjustifiably harsh consequences.”

The mother had been living in Egypt after fleeing Gaza. Despite a long separation, the court found she maintained a “close, emotionally interdependent bond” with her daughter, a British citizen, and her son, a refugee.

The ruling was issued despite British Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood winning a Court of Appeal case in November that limited the ability of Palestinians fleeing Gaza to use Article 8.

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has chosen to prioritize the installation of massive Ramadan decorations in the city center.

This controversial practice first began in 2024, when Frankfurt became the first German city to install such lighting. For the third time, crescents, stars, and Fanoos lanterns alongside “Happy Ramadan” signs hang in the center, thanks to a resolution from the Greens, SPD, FDP, and Volt.

The project carries a significant price tag for taxpayers, with €75,000 spent on bulbs and a total budget reaching €100,000. Green Mayor Nargess Eskandari-Grünberg defended the move, stating the lighting makes Muslim life a “self-evident part” of Frankfurt.

However, this state-sponsored promotion of Islam has moved beyond public squares and into the classrooms, with alarming incidents also surfacing in 2024. In the Frankfurt metropolitan area, reports emerged of primary school teachers unilaterally imposing Islamic practices on pre-teen students. During the holy month of Ramadan that year, a pair of teachers reportedly prohibited fifth-grade students from drinking water in class out of consideration for a few fasting Muslim pupils.

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Last October, we reported that Britain had “narrowly avoided blasphemy laws in disguise.” Now, they are very much back on the cards, and could be introduced as soon as this Tuesday.

This is due to the case of Hamit Coskun, a Turkish asylum seeker who burned a copy of the Quran outside his country’s London embassy while shouting, “Islam is a religion of terrorism.” A Muslim man slashed Coskun with a knife and shouted, “I’m going to kill you,” but was spared jail.

Coskun was initially convicted last June of a breach of the Public Order Act, despite supporters noting that “he hurt no one” and “he threatened no one.” The conviction was later overturned on appeal, with Justice Joel Bennathan affirming that there is no offence of blasphemy in UK law, and upholding the “right to offend.”

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A few presidencies ago, Washington politicians used boundless political and intellectual chicanery to drag America into a ruinous war. Thousands of Americans died and scores of thousands of Iraqis perished due to the official myth of Saddam Hussein as the twentieth hijacker.

Last November, Axios published new damning information on the role of Saudi government officials in bankrolling the 9/11 attacks on New York City and the Pentagon. Private lawsuits against the Saudi regime “unearthed evidence showing one Saudi official—who acknowledges aiding two men who became hijackers—made a drawing of a plane and a mathematical formula that allegedly could have been used to fly into the World Trade Center.” That was only the latest stunning revelation in a coverup that will celebrate its twenty-fifth birthday this year.

In 2002 and early 2003, the W. Bush administration rushed to exploit 9/11 to justify invading Iraq. But there was a problem with that con job. A 2002 FBI memo stated that there was “incontrovertible evidence that there is support for these [9/11 hijacker] terrorists within the Saudi Government.” A joint House-Senate congressional investigation found extensive evidence that the Saudi government, not Saddam Hussein, propelled the hijackers. The Bush administration succeeded in suppressing the key twenty-eight pages of that congressional report on the Saudi role on 9/11.

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The image is difficult to reconcile with a consolidated democracy: a Christian pastor handcuffed in the centre of Bristol after answering a question about Muhammad during a public preaching. Yet that is exactly what happened to Dia Moodley.

The Telegraph (UK).

An imam sexually abused young girls and then threatened them with black magic if they spoke out, a court heard.

Abdul Halim Khan, 54, abused victims as young as 12 after persuading them to meet him in isolated places between 2004 and 2015.

Khan told his victims they would be possessed by a jinn, a supernatural spirit in Islam, Snaresbrook Crown Court in east London was told.

He also threatened them with “black magic” if they told friends or family what he had done.

The imam was finally arrested after his youngest victim reported him to a teacher at her school in 2017.

Although not stated in the story, it’s pretty clear that the girls were themselves Muslim.

The Telegraph (UK).

The Trump administration is in talks to accept a man who burnt a Koran as a refugee from Britain.

Not from Turkey. Not from Pakistan. Not from Saudi Arabia. Not from Iran. Not from Egypt. From Britain.

State department officials are preparing to help Hamit Coskun flee the UK if he loses a “blasphemy case” this week.

Would the prosecute someone who burned the Bible for ‘blasphemy’? Of course not. (In Britain!).

The potential intervention is likely to escalate transatlantic tensions over free speech, which critics have claimed is being eroded under Sir Keir Starmer’s Government.

‘Eroded’? ‘Eroded‘? How about ‘trashed’?

Mr Coskun sought asylum in the UK from his home country of Turkey, saying Islamic terrorists had destroyed his family’s life. He told The Telegraph that, if he did lose his case, he may be forced “to flee” and seek protection in the US.

“For me, as the victim of Islamic terrorism, I cannot remain silent. I may be forced to flee the UK and move to the USA, where President Trump has stood for free speech and against Islamic extremism,” he said.

“If I have to do so, then, to me, the UK will have effectively fallen to Islamism and the speech codes that it wishes to impose on the non-Muslim world.”

Successfully, it would appear. Words fail me….

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Senator Saddam claims that Virginia is in the middle of an ‘Islamophobia’ crisis. The second Muslim selected for the state senate, after Ghazala Hashmi, who is now acting as Virginia’s Lt. Governor, the Bangladeshi immigrant, from a country where non-Muslims are being murdered in the streets, has made complaining about ‘Islamophobia’ in his new home his signature issue.