GET THE APP
Monday, September 15, 2025

Category: News
September 5, 2024
Crime
Immigration
News

30 Cops Required to Arrest Crazed Somali Stabber Outside Supermarket.

It took as many as 30 police officers to detain a Somali migrant outside a supermarket after he allegedly stabbed a patron trying to stop him from harassing and coughing on other customers. The 27-year-old Somali national was arrested following the attack outside a supermarket in the German town of Waltershausen at approximately 5:30 PM local time on Wednesday.

The suspect had been coughing on customers and engaging in heated confrontations at a Netto supermarket prior to the stabbing. Witnesses claim the Somali migrant threatened to kill the customer, who responded by urging him to calm down. Following this exchange, the suspect allegedly stabbed the 46-year-old in the neck.

Witnesses intervened and prevented further harm while authorities were alerted. Police arrived with 30 officers, and the suspect was taken into custody.

The Somali faces charges of attempted manslaughter, violent disorder, and making threats. He has a criminal history, according to statements by public prosecutors. Following the attack, the suspect allegedly made further threats to bystanders—stating he would kill them and their families.

Germany has seen mounting issues with crime involving migrants in recent years. German police statistics show migrants are suspects in nearly 60 percent of violent crimes across the country. The supermarket stabbing incident follows another knife attack in Germany, where three people were killed by a Syrian failed asylum seeker allied with the Islamic State during Solingen’s Festival of Diversity.

The leftist German government is pledging tougher knife control laws rather than addressing mass migration as the root cause of the constant stabbing attacks.

show less
It took as many as 30 police officers to detain a Somali migrant outside a supermarket after he allegedly stabbed a patron trying to stop him from harassing and coughing on other customers. The 27-year-old Somali national was arrested following the attack outside a supermarket in the German town of Waltershausen at approximately 5:30 PM local time on Wednesday. show more
germany
September 4, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Immigration
World

Syrian Migrant Suspected of Raping 12-Year-Old Girl at Pool.

A Syrian asylum seeker has been arrested at a swimming pool after allegedly raping a 12-year-old girl last month in the pool’s changing room. The incident occurred last month on August 10 at a local swimming pool in the German city of Braunschweig.

Braunschweig senior public prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters explained that the teenage suspect has Syrian citizenship, saying he and a friend began the sexual harassment in the swimming pool itself. Still, it remains unclear if the friend took part in the later rape attack.

When the attack had ended, the victim contacted the staff at the pool, who subsequently informed local German police as to the events. The migrant teenager was arrested at the scene where he had remained after the alleged attack. An employee at the pool claimed it was the first such incident since it opened ten years ago.

While it may have been the first incident at that particular pool, sex attacks by migrants at pools and elsewhere across Germany have been a frequent theme since the migrant crisis in late 2015 and early 2016.

In 2019, a German feminist magazine admitted that migrants were behind many of the swimming pool sex attacks. Years later, in 2022, the federal head of the German police union blamed migrants for a mass brawl at a swimming pool in Berlin as well.

Migrants are also vastly over-represented in violent crime in Germany, accounting for nearly 60 percent of all cases, and migrant stabbing attacks have surged across the country.

Last month, three people were stabbed to death at a festival in Solingen by a Syrian asylum seeker who failed in his asylum claim and pledged loyalty to the Islamic State terror group.

show less
A Syrian asylum seeker has been arrested at a swimming pool after allegedly raping a 12-year-old girl last month in the pool's changing room. The incident occurred last month on August 10 at a local swimming pool in the German city of Braunschweig. show more
September 4, 2024
Lawfare
News

Fani Willis’s Daughter Arrested for Driving with Suspended License.

Kinaya Willis, the 25-year-old daughter of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, was arrested on August 24 in Tyrone, Georgia, for allegedly driving with a suspended license. An incident report indicates that Willis was initially pulled over for using a cellular phone while driving a 2010 Nissan Altima.

According to the report, Kinaya Willis explained to the police officer that her mother had called her about pregnancy-related matters. Additionally, the report notes that the pregnant 25-year-old said she was unaware that her license had been suspended on May 13 for the same offense.

After being pulled over, the Texas Southern University student was searched, handcuffed, and transported to the Fayette County Jail. Her mother, Fani Willis, arrived at the scene to take possession of the vehicle.

Kinaya Willis will be arraigned in municipal court on October 24 on a misdemeanor charge. In Georgia, a conviction for driving with a suspended license entails a minimum of two days in jail, a fine of at least $500, and a six-month extension of the suspension.

The incident is just the latest controversy to plague Fani Willis, who has seen her RICO prosecution of former President Donald J. Trump collapse over accusations of ethical breaches. Last year, it was revealed that Willis had a romantic relationship with Nathan Wade, the special prosecutor she appointed to handle the Trump case. Georgia Judge Scott McAfee—presiding over the prosecution—ruled last March that either Willis or Wade would have to remove themselves from the prosecution, prompting the latter to resign.

Former President Trump‘s attorneys are currently appealing McAfee’s ruling before the Georgia Court of Appeals, asking that Willis also be removed.

show less
Kinaya Willis, the 25-year-old daughter of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, was arrested on August 24 in Tyrone, Georgia, for allegedly driving with a suspended license. An incident report indicates that Willis was initially pulled over for using a cellular phone while driving a 2010 Nissan Altima. show more
September 4, 2024
Jack Montgomery
War
World

Poland, Ukraine Clash Over Genocide of Poles by Ukrainian Nationalists.

Polish-Ukrainian relations are fraying over the legacy of the Second World War era Volhynia (Wołyń) genocide, in which Ukrainians massacred up to 120,000 ethnic Poles, mostly women and children. The slaughter was instigated by the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) in then-German-occupied eastern Poland, in territory that belongs to modern-day Ukraine as a result of Soviet-orchestrated land transfers. However, many of the killers were ordinary Ukrainians armed with agricultural implements, using the German occupation as an opportunity to ethnically cleanse the area in preparation for its incorporation into an independent Ukrainian nation-state.

The Ukrainian Insurgent Army and its leader, Stepan Bandera, are regarded as heroes in Ukraine for their partisan activity against the Soviets and, after initially collaborating with them, the Germans. The Ukrainian government also refuses to recognize the Polish massacres as a genocide. This is an ongoing source of tension with the Polish government, despite Poland’s strong support for the Ukrainians in their war with Russia.

Ukraine’s outgoing Foreign Minister, Dmytro Kuleba, was evasive when questioned on whether Ukraine would comply with Polish requests for the exhumation of Polish massacre victims recently. He implied Kiev and Warsaw should agree to disagree on the subject of the genocide, saying it should be left for historians to discuss.

Polish government ministers have warned Poland will not agree to Ukraine joining the European Union (EU) if the crimes of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army are not addressed. The Poles also have the power to veto Ukrainian accession to NATO.

“Poland will decide to close the next chapters of Ukraine’s negotiations with the European Union, so it is better for Ukraine to settle this matter as soon as possible,” said Poland’s Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski.

show less
Polish-Ukrainian relations are fraying over the legacy of the Second World War era Volhynia (Wołyń) genocide, in which Ukrainians massacred up to 120,000 ethnic Poles, mostly women and children. The slaughter was instigated by the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) in then-German-occupied eastern Poland, in territory that belongs to modern-day Ukraine as a result of Soviet-orchestrated land transfers. However, many of the killers were ordinary Ukrainians armed with agricultural implements, using the German occupation as an opportunity to ethnically cleanse the area in preparation for its incorporation into an independent Ukrainian nation-state. show more
Migrant Crime
September 4, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration

Another Haitian Imported on Biden-Harris Migrant Flights Accused of Child Molestation.

Law enforcement sources report a Haitian migrant flown into the U.S. last year under the Biden-Harris government’s Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan (CHNV) parole scheme has been arrested for molesting a 10-year-old boy. This follows another CHNV parolee from Haiti, Cory Alvarez, being charged with raping a 15-year-old girl in Rockland, Massachusetts, in March.

Sources tell Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin that the latest alleged pedophile parolee, 18-year-old Akim Marc Desire, also carried out his abuse in Massachusetts. Desire is now in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody following an initial arrest in Mansfield, south of Boston.

The migrant “flew into the U.S. in Miami, FL on 6/4/2023,” according to Melugin.

The Biden-Harris regime recently admitted its CHNV flights, which imported up to 30,000 migrants a month to the U.S., are rife with fraud, suspending the scheme in time for the November elections.

Andrew Bailey, Missouri’s America First Attorney General, began the process of suing the federal government over the CHNV flights in July, alleging Biden-Harris officials deliberately withheld information on the importation of migrants to U.S. states.

show less
Law enforcement sources report a Haitian migrant flown into the U.S. last year under the Biden-Harris government's Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan (CHNV) parole scheme has been arrested for molesting a 10-year-old boy. This follows another CHNV parolee from Haiti, Cory Alvarez, being charged with raping a 15-year-old girl in Rockland, Massachusetts, in March. show more
September 4, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Culture
Religion
World

Church Arson Suspect was at Large Despite Previously Targeting 5 Churches.

A 19th-century church was partially destroyed in an arson attack on Sunday. Police say the main suspect in the case has not only been convicted of church burnings in the past, but was only just released from prison.

The 39-year-old suspect was arrested shortly after a fire consumed the Roman Catholic Immaculate Conception church in Saint-Omer, in the Pas-de-Calais region of France. It was revealed Tuesday, September 3, that he had been convicted of prior church attacks, attempting to set fire to at least five different churches.

The suspect had been in prison since 2021 but was recently released. While police say he has a history of attacking churches, the information they have released on him, beyond his sex and age, is limited, and they have not explained his motivation.

Social media reports have offered a name for the suspect and alleged he posted about Islam and Palestinian statehood, but such claims remain unverified as of the time of publication.

MANY INCIDENTS.

Over the last several years, attacks on French churches and other Christian sites have become so frequent that members of the Roman Catholic clergy and nonprofits are sounding alarm bells.

Several attacks on French churches have seen people killed, including the 2020 Nice attacks, which saw a jihadist migrant from Tunisia stab three churchgoers to death, and the killing of Father Jacques Hamel in 2016, also by Islamic extremists.

A Catholic group called the Observatory for Christianophobia has documented over a thousand cases of anti-Christian attacks since 2017, from thefts to desecrations and other incidents.

show less
A 19th-century church was partially destroyed in an arson attack on Sunday. Police say the main suspect in the case has not only been convicted of church burnings in the past, but was only just released from prison. show more
September 4, 2024
William Upton
Corruption
Lawfare

NEW HOAX JUST DROPPED: Dems Now Claim Trump Took Cash from Egypt (That Was Actually One of THEIR Senators).

Democrats on Capitol Hill are pushing a new hoax targeting former President Donald J. Trump, claiming he illegally took $10 million from Egypt just before the 2016 election. The allegation stems from a now-closed Department of Justice (DOJ) investigation, which ran from 2017 until 2019 and found no evidence of wrongdoing.

In a letter released on Tuesday, Congressional Democrats sought to revive the unfounded allegation against Trump—borrowing heavily from a story published last month by The Washington Post revealing the probe’s existence. While the Post story—through innuendo and hearsay from anonymous sources—attempts to paint the probe as incomplete, then-Attorney General Bill Barr and then-acting U.S. attorney Michael Sherwin definitively closed the case. Sherwin, who led the investigation, has made it clear that there is no evidence that the former president had ever accepted money from Egypt.

The allegations leveled by Representatives Jamie Raskin (D-MD) and Robert Garcia (D-CA) are all too similar to the public corruption and foreign agent charges that recently brought down the powerful New Jersey Democratic Senator, Bob Menendez. In July this year, a jury found Menendez guilty of 16 felony counts in a federal corruption trial. The New Jersey Democrat was accused of selling his office for bribes and assisting the foreign governments of Egypt and Qatar. In late August, Menedez resigned his seat in the U.S. Senate.

During a June 2022 raid on Menendez’s New Jersey residence, federal agents found over $480,000 in cash connected to the corruption schemes. Bars of gold and a Mercedes Benz were also seized in connection with the case.

In May, Raskin and Garcia’s House colleague, Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX), was also indicted for accepting $600,000 in bribes as part of an Azerbaijani foreign influence operation.

show less
Democrats on Capitol Hill are pushing a new hoax targeting former President Donald J. Trump, claiming he illegally took $10 million from Egypt just before the 2016 election. The allegation stems from a now-closed Department of Justice (DOJ) investigation, which ran from 2017 until 2019 and found no evidence of wrongdoing. show more
September 4, 2024
Culture
News

Trump, Bannon & More Star in Hard-Hitting New Documentary.

The American Principles Project (APP) has released a new documentary recounting the tragic story of the 2021 suicide bombing at Abbey Gate in Kabul airport, which claimed over 180 lives, including those of 13 American military personnel. ‘Culture War: The Deadly Consequences of a Woke War Machine’ investigates the far-left cultural policies within the military enacted by the Biden–Harris government and how those policies precipitated the deadly attack.

“The disastrous and deadly withdrawal from Afghanistan did not happen in a vacuum. For years, our military has been gradually weakened by far-left cultural policies imposed by Democrats,” said APP’s president, Terry Schilling—who also served as an executive producer on the project along with the Logan Circle Group’s Harlan Hill. Schilling continued: “[U]nder the current Biden–Harris administration, this social experimentation has gone into overdrive, with predictably catastrophic results.”

“No more men and women in uniform should have their lives put at risk because of the failures of incompetent ideologues here in Washington. Our military, and our entire country, deserve better,” he added.

Released on YouTube and X (formerly Twitter), ‘Culture War’ features perspectives from top U.S. political leaders, including former President Donald J. Trump, former White House Chief Strategist and War Room host Stephen K. Bannon, former Trump White House chief-of-staff Mark Meadows, and Representatives Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Jim Banks (R-IN). Through interviews with policymakers closely connected to the events leading up to the deadly bombing and family members of four service members who perished, the film offers an in-depth look into the Biden–Harris government’s disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal.

For further information on the film, viewers are directed to visit CultureWarDoc.com.

show less
The American Principles Project (APP) has released a new documentary recounting the tragic story of the 2021 suicide bombing at Abbey Gate in Kabul airport, which claimed over 180 lives, including those of 13 American military personnel. 'Culture War: The Deadly Consequences of a Woke War Machine' investigates the far-left cultural policies within the military enacted by the Biden-Harris government and how those policies precipitated the deadly attack. show more
cnn
September 3, 2024
Media

Dog Returns to Its Own Vomit.

Brian Stelter is set to make his return to CNN, resuming his role with the Reliable Sources newsletter. Subscribers to the newsletter were informed via email that Stelter will be back at the helm starting September 9.

Stelter, who exited CNN two years ago, noted substantial changes since his departure. “But this is not going to be a ‘Back to the Future’ remake,” Stelter addressed his readers.

“The media industry has matured, CNN has evolved, and I have changed a lot since I signed off two years ago. I loved my old life as the anchor of a Sunday morning show, but to borrow some lingo from my video game blogger days, I finished that level of the game. Time for new levels, new challenges.”

Stelter originally launched Reliable Sources in 2015. However, the television segment was discontinued in 2022, leading to his departure from CNN.

Oliver Darcy, who succeeded Stelter in managing the newsletter, departed in August to start his own venture titled Status. Stelter’s exit came under the leadership of Chris Licht, who was later replaced by Mark Thompson after Licht was removed from his position.

show less
Brian Stelter is set to make his return to CNN, resuming his role with the Reliable Sources newsletter. Subscribers to the newsletter were informed via email that Stelter will be back at the helm starting September 9. show more
September 3, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Education
History

University Removes ‘Anglo-Saxon’ from Course To Decolonize… England.

An English university has announced it will ” decolonize ” a master’s course in early medieval history by scrapping the term “Anglo-Saxon” and replacing it with “Early Medieval English.” The University of Nottingham’s Viking and Anglo-Saxon Studies program claims the term Anglo-Saxon is linked to “nationalist narratives,” including those who use it as a distinct form of English identity.

Staff at the university say they are concerned about beliefs that English identity is somehow distinct as an ethnic group. Additionally, the university says that in the future, it will tackle the use of “Viking”—an old Scandinavian term that loosely translates as pirate or raider.

The move by the University of Nottingham follows other erasures of English heritage in education. One of the UK’s most prestigious universities, the University of Cambridge, changed its materials to teach that Anglo-Saxons did not exist as a distinct ethnic group.

Since the 2020 Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests and riots in both the United States and parts of Europe, there have been moves within various universities to “decolonize” subjects they deem as being “too white.” In one case, a University of Cambridge professor named Priyamvada Gopal took to X (formerly Twitter) in 2020 to state, “White Lives Don’t Matter,” and called to “abolish whiteness.”

The Indian-born Marxist academic later claimed that Britain’s World War II era Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, was a “racist,” taking part in a discussion of the legacy of his racial views.

In the United States, some academics have claimed universities are not woke enough, with one Florida academic announcing his resignation from the New College of Florida and threatening to burn it to the ground over conservative trustees appointing a new president last year.

show less
An English university has announced it will " decolonize " a master's course in early medieval history by scrapping the term "Anglo-Saxon" and replacing it with "Early Medieval English." The University of Nottingham's Viking and Anglo-Saxon Studies program claims the term Anglo-Saxon is linked to "nationalist narratives," including those who use it as a distinct form of English identity. show more