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August 9, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Culture
Sports
World

Male Boxer Fighting for Women’s Gold at Paris Olympics.

Male boxer Imane Khelif, who has failed several gender tests, is set to face Yang Liu of China in the final round of the women’s welterweight boxing division at the Paris Olympic Games on Friday, August 9. The Algerian is a single victory away from a gold medal.

Khelif has dominated the female athletes at the Paris Olympics, not losing a single round to any of her opponents.

The International Boxing Association (IBA) released a statement on August 5 regarding Imane Khelif, explaining that the Algerian was disqualified from previous tournaments for failing tests meant to determine whether or not he was eligible to fight in women’s boxing.

The IBA conducted multiple tests in 2022 and 2023 and both tests showed that Khelif failed to meet the gender requirements to compete with women. Khelif also signed a paper acknowledging the test results.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) split with the IBA despite being given the test results, and allowed Khelif to compete with women at the Paris Olympics. The IOC later claimed it had not been informed about Khelif by the IBA, but the IBA says this is a lie.

Khelif’s opening fight with Italian female boxer Angela Carini  caused controversy after the Italian quit the bout in just 46 seconds, saying Khelif’s blows “hurt too much.”

Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni spoke out on the case, slamming the IOC for allowing Khelif to compete with women in the first place.

“Athletes with masculine attributes shouldn’t be allowed in women’s competitions,” Meloni said.

The IOC, which determines the gender of boxers based on whatever their passport says, is defending Khelif’s participation in the Olympics, claiming that the Algerian is a victim of “aggression” in the form of criticism.

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Male boxer Imane Khelif, who has failed several gender tests, is set to face Yang Liu of China in the final round of the women's welterweight boxing division at the Paris Olympic Games on Friday, August 9. The Algerian is a single victory away from a gold medal. show more
August 9, 2024
Crime
Culture
Election 2024

Citadel Chief Ken Griffin Drops Millions Against Recreational Weed Ballot Measure.

Ken Griffin has pledged $12 million to stop a ballot measure that would legalize recreational marijuana in Florida. Griffin, the founder of Citadel, expressed his opposition to Amendment 3 in an op-ed for the Miami Herald, stating that the initiative could harm children and lead to increased crime.

The billionaire hedge-fund manager, who recently expanded his company’s presence in Florida, is directing his funds toward an effort to block Amendment 3. Griffin wrote that the amendment’s passage would create a monopoly for large marijuana dispensaries and permit pot use in both public and private areas throughout the state.

Griffin – an early backer of failed presidential candidate Ron DeSantis – also emphasized the adverse effects of marijuana legalization, including more dangerous roads, a higher risk of youth addiction, and elevated crime rates. He referred to similar measures in states like California, Colorado, and New York and the ill effects of legalization.

Citing a 2022 study from the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, Griffin pointed out an increase in traffic crashes and fatalities following the legalization of recreational marijuana. However, research from the University of Colorado Boulder suggests no correlation between legal cannabis and an increase in substance-use disorders or other negative outcomes among adults.

“I have lived the nightmare of misguided politicians in other states whose policies are destroying jobs, fostering crime, ravaging schools, and damaging communities,” Griffin said in a statement explaining his opposition to the ballot measure. He added: My dream is for all Floridians to continue to have even more opportunities, and I am committed to supporting policies and principles that will further elevate Florida as the greatest place to live, work, and raise a family in America.”

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Ken Griffin has pledged $12 million to stop a ballot measure that would legalize recreational marijuana in Florida. Griffin, the founder of Citadel, expressed his opposition to Amendment 3 in an op-ed for the Miami Herald, stating that the initiative could harm children and lead to increased crime. show more
August 7, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Culture
Election 2024
Immigration

FLASHBACK: Kamala VP Pick Tim Walz Praised Somalis for ‘Cultural and Demographic’ Changes in Minnesota.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Kamala Harris‘s vice presidential pick, once thanked the state’s Somali community for changing the culture and demographics of the North Star State.

In an address on July 1, 2021, to mark Somali Independence Day, Walz boasted Minnesota has the largest Somali population in the U.S. and that Somalis have made “vast contributions” to the state, explaining that “the Somali community’s footprint on the cultural and demographic landscape of our state is invaluable.”

Gov. Walz has long courted the Somali community in the state, to the extent that some have accused him of changing the state’s former flag to look more like a Somali flag in 2023.

The official narrative is the traditional flag, featuring a Native American brave and a white farmer, was too offensive to remain. Democrats imposed the new flag without the assent of any Republican lawmakers in the state.

Representative Ilhan Omar, born in the Somali capital of Mogadishu, is perhaps the most famous Somali in Minnesota. She has often expressed her loyalty to her ethnic group, saying in a speech to fellow Somalis in January that they are “people of the same blood, people who know they are Somalis first, Muslims second, who protect each other.”

She went on to brag she was “here to protect the interests of Somalia from inside the U.S. system.”

Census numbers have shown Somalis have the highest rates of unemployment of Minnesota’s five largest immigrant groups in the past.

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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Kamala Harris's vice presidential pick, once thanked the state's Somali community for changing the culture and demographics of the North Star State. show more
uk cops
August 2, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Culture
News
UK

Leaks Reveal London Cops Handing Out No-Whites Awards.

London’s Metropolitan Police is under scrutiny for offering awards exclusively to black officers, leading to accusations of racism against white personnel. An email circulated by a police superintendent ahead of Black History Month—which Britain holds in October—solicits nominations for officers “of black heritage” who have demonstrated leadership, excellence, or resilience.

The email outlines eight awards, including categories for exceptional leadership and perseverance, all of which recognize black officers’ contributions. Kevin Hurley, a former Detective Chief Superintendent, criticized the awards as discriminatory. “The Met should not hand out awards based on officers’ skin color,” he said.

Hurley argued that this approach unfairly sidelines non-black officers who also deserve recognition.

A police source contends that the focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is misdirected, suggesting that it detracts from the core duties of the police force. “The Met’s obsession with DEI undermines its primary role and fails to deliver the service London needs,” the source argued.

According to former Cabinet Secretary Kemi Badenoch, diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) jobs funded by British taxpayers cost at least half a billion pounds per year. Britain has seen an “explosion” in DEI hires, and the country has twice as many DEI workers as any other country.

Often, DEI mingles with woke ideology, as in the United States, with spies explicitly told not to use terms like “radical Islamists” in case they offend Muslims.

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London's Metropolitan Police is under scrutiny for offering awards exclusively to black officers, leading to accusations of racism against white personnel. An email circulated by a police superintendent ahead of Black History Month—which Britain holds in October—solicits nominations for officers “of black heritage” who have demonstrated leadership, excellence, or resilience. show more
August 2, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Culture
Sports

WATCH: Another Male Boxer Beats Up Female Opponent at Paris Olympics.

Male boxer Lin Yu-ting of Taiwan battered female boxer Sitora Turdibekova of Uzbekistan en route to a one-sided unanimous decision win at the Paris Olympics on Friday. The victory for Yu-ting, the favorite to win gold at the competition, follows another male boxer forcing a female boxer to quit just 46 seconds into their bout.

Both Yu-ting and the other male boxer, Algeria‘s Imane Khelif, were previously disqualified from the World Championships by the International Boxing Association (IBA) for failing sex chromosome and testosterone tests. However, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) insists the IBA’s decision was “arbitrary” and has caused unfair “aggression” towards the male boxers. The IOC also disputes that they are “transgender,” despite being biologically male, as they were supposedly assigned female at birth.

“Testosterone is not a perfect test. Many women can have testosterone, which is in what would be called ‘male levels’ and still be women, and still compete as a woman,” claimed IOC spokesman Mark Adams.

“I hope we’re all agreed we’re not calling for people to go back to the bad old days of sex testing, which was a terrible thing to do and I’m sure we all agree that’s not the way forward in this situation,” suggested Adams, who was best man at the wedding of leftist British prime minister Sir Keir Starmer.

Reports indicate that while the IBA determines gender through sex chromosome tests, the IOC goes by whatever gender is listed on a competitor’s passport.

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Male boxer Lin Yu-ting of Taiwan battered female boxer Sitora Turdibekova of Uzbekistan en route to a one-sided unanimous decision win at the Paris Olympics on Friday. The victory for Yu-ting, the favorite to win gold at the competition, follows another male boxer forcing a female boxer to quit just 46 seconds into their bout. show more
August 2, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Culture
Sports

Olympics Bosses Say Male Boxers Beating Up Women Are Victims of ‘Aggression.’

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) claims male boxers Imane Khelif, of Algeria, and Lin Yu-ting, of Taiwan, are victims of “aggression,” as Elon Musk, J.K. Rowling, and many others criticize them for battering women in Paris.

Khelif forced Italy’s Angela Carini to quit 46 seconds into their bout yesterday, after delivering two powerful headshots which Carini said “hurt too much.” The Italian said she has never been hit so hard. In the ring, she could be heard telling her coach, “It’s not right, it’s not right!”

Both Khelif and Yu-ting were previously disqualified from the World Championships by the International Boxing Association (IBA) for failing sex chromosome and testosterone tests. The IOC, which classifies boxers as men or women based on their passport, blames this decision for the so-called “aggression” the pair are facing.

“The current aggression against these two athletes is based entirely on this arbitrary decision,” the IOC said in a statement.

“The IOC is saddened by the abuse that the two athletes are currently receiving,” it continued. “Every person has the right to practice sport without discrimination.”

The IBA, for its part, has reiterated that “Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting post testing, did not meet the required eligibility criteria to compete within the female category” at their events.

There appears to be a concerted effort to remove footage of Khelif battering Carini from social media with a wave of copyright claims.

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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) claims male boxers Imane Khelif, of Algeria, and Lin Yu-ting, of Taiwan, are victims of "aggression," as Elon Musk, J.K. Rowling, and many others criticize them for battering women in Paris. show more
August 1, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Culture
Sports
World

WATCH: Woman Quits Olympic Boxing Bout in 46 Seconds as Trans Fighter Batters Her.

Italian boxer Angela Carini quit her boxing bout against Algerian transgender Imane Khelif in 46 seconds, saying the biological man’s blows “hurt too much” for her to continue. Khelif previously failed testosterone tests that are supposed to mitigate the natural advantages male athletes have over women.

“I went into the ring to fight. I didn’t give up, but a punch hurt too much,” Carini said. She was struck twice by the Algerian man, with the second blow appearing to dislodge her helmet, and retreated to her corner. She refused to shake the male athlete’s hand, sobbing on her knees in the ring after he ended her Olympic dreams. Reports indicate she said she had never been hit so hard and may have suffered a broken nose.

Another male boxer, Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting, is also competing against women in the Paris Olympics. As with Khelif, Olympic officials are allowing him to fight women despite a previously failed testosterone test.

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Italian boxer Angela Carini quit her boxing bout against Algerian transgender Imane Khelif in 46 seconds, saying the biological man's blows "hurt too much" for her to continue. Khelif previously failed testosterone tests that are supposed to mitigate the natural advantages male athletes have over women. show more
July 30, 2024
Culture
Sports

Trans Boxers Will Fight Women in Paris Olympics Despite Failing Testosterone Tests.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has cleared two boxers, previously disqualified due to testosterone and gender eligibility tests, to compete in the women’s category at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Algeria’s Imane Khelif and Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting are set to participate after meeting the IOC’s testing criteria.

Khelif was disqualified before a gold medal bout at the 2023 World Championships in New Delhi, India, due to elevated testosterone levels. Lin, a double world champion featherweight, was stripped of her bronze medal at the same event after failing a biochemical test for gender eligibility.

Barry McGuigan, former World Boxing Association (WBA) and lineal featherweight champion, expressed his shock on social media over the IOC’s decision to clear the athletes for competition. “It’s pathetic, men will become women to have an advantage in sport. What are the authorities doing about this? In boxing or any other combat sport it’s criminal,” he said on X (formerly Twitter).

Despite the criticism, the IOC maintains that both athletes comply with the competition’s eligibility and entry regulations and applicable medical regulations.

Mixed martial arts (MMA) has seen several transgender male-to-female competitors, including Fallon Fox, who won five of her six professional fights, several of which ended with brutal knockouts in the first round.

In 2020, the Olympics saw its first male-to-female transgender athlete qualify for the United States Olympic Marathon Trials, which they would not have qualified for if competing in the men’s division. 

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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has cleared two boxers, previously disqualified due to testosterone and gender eligibility tests, to compete in the women’s category at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Algeria’s Imane Khelif and Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting are set to participate after meeting the IOC’s testing criteria. show more
July 29, 2024
William Upton
Culture
Media
News

WATCH: Hundreds of Communists March Through the Streets of Philadelphia, Corporate Media Silent.

Hundreds of members of the Revolutionary Communists of America (RCA) marched through the streets of downtown Philadelphia on Sunday following the conclusion of their first party congress in the United States. The nascent far-left Trotskyist political party is an offshoot of the Revolutionary Communist Party in Great Britain and a member of the Revolutionary Communist International.

The communist group, new to the U.S. political scene, should not be confused with other American communist parties, including the Maoist-aligned Revolutionary Communist Party, USA—a personality cult dedicated to Bob Avakian’s thought—and the Communist Party USA, the country’s oldest communist political party, founded in 1919.

While the U.S. corporate media often focuses on marches organized by neo-Nazi groups—some suspected of being federal entrapment operations—like Patriot Front and the Blood Tribe, the RCA actions in Philadelphia received very little coverage.

According to the RCA’s website, the group embraces violent and militant class struggle in an effort to launch an “American Socialist Revolution.”

“The RCA is a party of class fighters committed to the complete overthrow of capitalism,” the group states. “We fight for a world of material superabundance and reject the artificial scarcity of a system based on the pursuit of profits.”

Additionally, they state that they “fight to build a revolutionary leadership worthy of the name and to establish a workers’ government that can mobilize the working class to tackle the capitalist roots of war, inequality, oppression, and climate catastrophe.”

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Hundreds of members of the Revolutionary Communists of America (RCA) marched through the streets of downtown Philadelphia on Sunday following the conclusion of their first party congress in the United States. The nascent far-left Trotskyist political party is an offshoot of the Revolutionary Communist Party in Great Britain and a member of the Revolutionary Communist International. show more
July 29, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Culture
Immigration
UK

Muslim Cleric Bids for Scottish Island, Plans to Make It an ‘Islamic State.’

A Shia Muslim cleric is raising funds to purchase a private island in Scotland and establish a de facto Islamic state there. Sheikh Yasser al-Habib is a Kuwaiti who came to Britain after his native country imprisoned him for sectarianism, and later stripped him of his citizenship

Al-Habib seeks to purchase Torsa, or Thor’s Island, a picturesque tidal island in the Inner Hebrides, and establish a community for his Mahdi Servants Union, where Shia Islamists awaiting the coming of the Mahdi can gather.

Shia or Shiite Islam is the predominant branch of Islam in Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Iraq, and especially Iran. Its emphasis on the Mahdi, an ageless imam who has been supposedly been roaming the earth since the 800s and will return to public view to bring justice during the end times, distinguishes it from Sunni Islam.

“If you want to live free under the banner of the imam, in a special homeland where you feel everything in it reminds you of the awaited Mahdi, everything is the Shia homeland, support this project,” al-Habib declares in one fundraising broadcast on Fadak TV, a satellite channel he runs out of a converted church hall in Buckinghamshire, England.

He already runs “boot camps” for his followers, garbed in military-style uniforms, in the English county.

“They will have their own army, their own justice system, they will manage their own schools and hospitals and people from around the world will be able to migrate to this homeland,” warned Sarah Zaaimi, a spokeswoman for the Atlantic Council which has been investigating al-Habib and his organization, of their plans for Torsa.

ISLAMIST HAVEN. 

Until recently, Scotland had a Pakistani-heritage Muslim, Humza Yousaf, as its First Minister, notorious for decrying the influence white people have in the country.

Al-Habib is not the only Islamic extremist to use Britain as a bolthole, with Hamas leaders also taking advantage of its easily exploited asylum laws to establish themselves there.

The European Court of Human Rights protects such people from deportation, insisting the government cannot deport even foreign terror suspects to countries where they may face capital punishment or other firm penalties.

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A Shia Muslim cleric is raising funds to purchase a private island in Scotland and establish a de facto Islamic state there. Sheikh Yasser al-Habib is a Kuwaiti who came to Britain after his native country imprisoned him for sectarianism, and later stripped him of his citizenship show more