A migrant appealing a deportation order for multiple sex crimes in the United Kingdom has been convicted of attempted murder for pushing a mailman in front of a train at Oxford Circus station in London earlier this year. Brwa Shorsh, 24, pushed 61-year-old Tadeusz Potoczek into the path of a subway train on February 3. Shorsh denied attempting to kill Potoczek, claiming it was simply an act of “revenge” prompted by the mailman allegedly giving him a “dirty look.”
Shorsh had been living on the streets since arriving in Britain in 2019. He has numerous prior convictions for assault and indecent acts. An earlier immigration tribunal acknowledged his persistent criminal behavior, highlighting 12 convictions for 21 offenses, including assault, anti-social behavior, and public indecency.
After Shorsh pushed Potoczek onto the tracks, another traveler intervened, pulling the 61-year-old back onto the platform. Train driver Robert Walker had managed to activate the emergency brake early enough to avert a tragedy.
Shorsh’s conviction comes just weeks after large anti-mass migration protests and riots that were sparked by the murder of three young girls, allegedly by a migration-background teenager.
So-called subway pushings or shoves, many of which are deadly, have become so common in New York City that they have their own category in the New York Post.
A migrant appealing a deportation order for multiple sex crimes in the United Kingdom has been convicted of attempted murder for pushing a mailman in front of a train at Oxford Circus station in London earlier this year. Brwa Shorsh, 24, pushed 61-year-old Tadeusz Potoczek into the path of a subway train on February 3. Shorsh denied attempting to kill Potoczek, claiming it was simply an act of “revenge” prompted by the mailman allegedly giving him a “dirty look.”
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The Irish hamlet of Tipperary is set to be flooded with more migrants than currently live there in a government relocation scheme. The European Union (EU) member’s so-called Department of Integration previously moved hundreds of supposedly Ukrainian refugees into a local hotel, but now plans to replace them with non-Western migrants.
This move has triggered protests in Tipperary, where the local population of approximately 165 now faces the arrival of around 265 migrants, utterly transforming the village’s demographics.
The migrant population being relocated to Tipperary is reportedly comprised predominantly of single, military-age men.
Social mediareports claim additional migrant compounds are being established in rural Ireland. These sites are said to be guarded by government security, housing mostly military-age males from various countries. Some claim these areas resemble military camps, with no attempts at community integration.
Something very sinister is happening in Ireland.
Thousands of strange foreign men are being planted all around the country in sites which resemble military camps.
Earlier this month, protests erupted in Tipperary at the hotel that will be housing the migrants. Similar protests have taken place across Ireland.
Mass migration has been a major issue in the country in recent months, with riots last November following the stabbing of several children near a school in Dublin. Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) superstar Conor McGregor called on Irish people to destroy the hotels slated to house migrants, arguing that the country is at war.
Anti-mass migration protests have also swept the United Kingdom over recent weeks following the fatal stabbing of three young girls at a dance class in Southport, England. The suspect has an African migration background.
The Irish hamlet of Tipperary is set to be flooded with more migrants than currently live there in a government relocation scheme. The European Union (EU) member's so-called Department of Integration previously moved hundreds of supposedly Ukrainian refugees into a local hotel, but now plans to replace them with non-Western migrants.
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A Texas rancher, Michael Vickers, and Kinney County Sheriff Brad Coe have filed a lawsuit against Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The lawsuit, filed by the Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI), claims that current border policies have resulted in record numbers of illegalimmigrants entering the United States, causing significant harm to Vickers’s ranch and other areas in Texas.
Michael Vickers, who owns a 1,000-acre ranch in Brooks County, says that the Biden-Harris government’s immigration policies have led to extensive damage to his property. According to the lawsuit, Vickers has incurred over $50,000 in fence and gate repairs due to the influx of migrants crossing his land. The complaint also mentions the environmental damage caused by trash and litter left by illegal immigrants, which has negatively impacted the food and water sources for Vickers’s livestock.
Kinney County, Atascosa County, and Kinney County are also plaintiffs in the case, seeking to halt the majority of the Biden-Harris government’s current borderpolicies.
IRLI’s executive director, Dale Wilcox, stated that the Biden-Harris government has intentionally weakened border security to increase the number of illegalimmigrants entering the country. The lawsuit contends that this is not merely a policy failure but a violation of the Constitution.
The legal action highlights the Biden-Harris government’s parole policies, which have reportedly facilitated the entry of approximately 1.2 million migrants into the U.S. since the beginning of 2023. These migrants have entered through various means, including border crossings and commercial flights, according to the lawsuit.
The plaintiffs claim illegalimmigrants traversing Vickers’ ranch have caused thousands of dollars in damages and pose safety risks. The lawsuit mentions incidents where Vickers and his wife had to rely on guard dogs and carry firearms due to the presence of criminalgroups among the illegals.
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A Texas rancher, Michael Vickers, and Kinney County Sheriff Brad Coe have filed a lawsuit against Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The lawsuit, filed by the Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI), claims that current border policies have resulted in record numbers of illegalimmigrants entering the United States, causing significant harm to Vickers's ranch and other areas in Texas.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) released new monthly border apprehension data, revealing that the overall number of illegalbordercrossing apprehensions reached over 10.5 million in July, with the fiscal year ending on September 30. This figure does not include the estimated 2 million individuals who evaded capture, pushing the total number of illegal border crossers to more than 12.5 million.
While the CBP estimate sheds new light on the extent of the bordercrisis under the Biden-Harris government, the data is incomplete. The CBP data does not account for those identified as “inadmissible” but released into the U.S. through the CBP One app or individuals released via parole programs established by the Biden-Harris government under the stewardship of Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
Additionally, the CBP figures exclude the hundreds of thousands admitted through parole programs from eight countries following the establishment of processing centers in Colombia and Guatemala.
Numerous parole programs have been declared illegal by the U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security and were used as grounds for the House of Representatives impeaching Mayorkas earlier this year. The Democrat-controlled Senate, however, declined to take up the impeachment resolution, which could have removed the Biden-Harris DHS Secretary from office.
The almost certain undercount of illegalimmigrants in the country by the Biden-Harris government has led some—including former President Donald J. Trump—to speculate that the true numbers may be over 20 million.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) released new monthly border apprehension data, revealing that the overall number of illegalbordercrossing apprehensions reached over 10.5 million in July, with the fiscal year ending on September 30. This figure does not include the estimated 2 million individuals who evaded capture, pushing the total number of illegal border crossers to more than 12.5 million.
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Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential campaign has marshaled an extensive senior legal team to counter Republican challenges to suspected ballot fraud, lax election rules, and possibly the 2024 election results. The team will oversee a vast network of lawyers and volunteers aimed at protecting election rules benefiting the Democratic candidate and managing potential recounts and litigation.
The legal operation within the Harris campaign is headed by Bob Bauer, former lead counsel to Joe Biden, and Dana Remus, general counsel for Biden’s 2020 campaign. Marc Elias, a prominent election lawyer, will focus on recount efforts. Additional members include Maury Riggan, the campaign’s general counsel, and Josh Hsu, from the vice president’s office.
The team will also rely on top lawyers from prominent law firms, such as Seth Waxman, Donald Verrilli, and John Devaney, to handle litigation. It will deploy local counsel to key battleground states and other states of interest. Vanita Gupta, a former Biden-Harris Department of Justice (DOJ) official, will serve as an informal adviser.
Ms. Remus stated that the legal team had been preparing strategically over the last four years, building capacity to press Democratic Party election interests. Already, the party’s legal efforts have scored several victories, including the dismissal of a Republican lawsuit in Nevada concerning ballot counting and a similar case in Mississippi.
In addition, a Democratic voter protection program led by Meredith Horton will operate across eight key battleground states and four other states of interest. The program intends to assist voters, thwart allegations of fraud, and manage post-Election Day procedures such as absentee ballot cure programs.
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Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential campaign has marshaled an extensive senior legal team to counter Republican challenges to suspected ballot fraud, lax election rules, and possibly the 2024 election results. The team will oversee a vast network of lawyers and volunteers aimed at protecting election rules benefiting the Democratic candidate and managing potential recounts and litigation.
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Adam Andrzejewski, CEO and founder of the influential government oversight group Open the Books, passed away suddenly over the weekend. His cause of death has not yet been divulged.
Andrzejewski was a former candidate for Governor of Illinois and campaigned ferociously for the vision of putting “Every Dime [of government spending] Online and “In Real Time” in a long-standing effort to keep government accountable to the public.
Tributes poured in for Andrzejewski, with Stanford professor Jay Bhattacharya stating: “Sad news. Adam Andrzejewski, founder of Open the Books, has died. Adam was a brilliant young man. While [at] Forbes, he reported on Fauci’s salary & role as head of civilian biodefense. Open the Books brings vital transparency to federal spending.”
Prior to starting OpenTheBooks, Andrzejewski co-founded HomePages Directories, a $20 million publishing company (1997-2007). He has been a senior policy contributor at Forbes since 2014.
Andrzejewski’s federal oversight work was included in the President’s Budget To Congress FY2021. A keen runner, Andrzejewski completed a whopping seven Chicago Marathons since 1995.
The Open the Books board issued a statement on Monday, stating: “It is with tremendous sorrow we announce the passing of Adam Andrzejewski. We extend our deepest sympathies to his wife, Kerry, and his daughters.
“Adam was devoted to bringing transparency to government. He walked away from business 15 years ago with a singular idea: hold government accountable to the taxpayers it serves. He founded OpenTheBooks to accomplish that task. He was a happy warrior. Under his leadership, Open the Books has become a highly respected, well-known brand. His death is a loss not only to his family and his organization but the nation.
“Adam’s belief in the power of transparency to transform government and hold it accountable at every level is the driving force behind our work. His relentless pursuit of open records and forensic auditing has set new standards in the fight for government transparency.
“Adam’s dream was to spark a transparency revolution. The result of his leadership is a well-oiled machine that operates at enormous scale and efficiency, dedicated to posting ‘every dime online, in as close to real-time as possible. The organization now generates tens of thousands of media mentions, and our work is cited in dozens of Congressional hearings, oversight letters, and bill introductions each year.
“Guided by the dedicated team he built, Adam’s vision will guide us forward and inform our work in the years to come. We are more dedicated than ever to helping taxpayers hold government officials to account for their spending in a way that honors both Adam and our honorary chairman, the late Senator Tom Coburn.”
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Adam Andrzejewski, CEO and founder of the influential government oversight group Open the Books, passed away suddenly over the weekend. His cause of death has not yet been divulged.
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The Georgia State Election Board voted three to two to adopt a new rule requiring the total number of votes cast to be reconciled with the total number of voters recorded for an election. If discrepancies in the count are discovered, the issue must be investigated, and a resolution must be found before the vote can be certified.
This marks the latest in a series of victories in Georgia for electionintegrity activists. Under the new rule, the State Election Board must meet within several days of an election to review precinct returns. In addition, the Board will oversee the compiling of a list of all voters who participated in a given election—including a breakdown by category of those “who voted Election Day In Person, Advanced Voting, Absentee and Provisionally.” The rule also adds that the number of “unique voter IDs from each precinct shall be counted.”
According to the rule, the total number of votes cast in each precinct will then be reconciled with the total number of votes counted in the same precinct. “In any precinct in which the number of ballots exceeds the number of unique votes, the Board shall determine the method of voting in which the discrepancy exists,” the new Georgia rule reads.
If the error cannot be resolved, “the Board shall determine a method to compute the votes justly” according to state law. If fraud is discovered, the Board is required to report its findings to the relevant districtattorney.
The National Pulse reported in July that the Georgia State Election Board will also require local election officials to reconcile the number of votes cast with the number of ballots counted at the end of each day of early voting.
The Georgia State Election Board voted three to two to adopt a new rule requiring the total number of votes cast to be reconciled with the total number of voters recorded for an election. If discrepancies in the count are discovered, the issue must be investigated, and a resolution must be found before the vote can be certified.
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Germany’s government has halted new military aid to Ukraine, supposedly prompted by a need to reduce spending. However, the move comes after new revelations that Ukraine may have been behind the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage.
Germany has issued an arrest warrant against a Ukrainian national accused of sabotaging the Nord Stream pipeline, which supplied Germany with Russian natural gas. The suspect, a diver who was formerly part of the Ukrainian armed forces, is said to have been part of a small team, including Ukrainian special forces, that carried out the pipeline sabotage, which Western leaders previously blamed on Russia.
The aid moratorium affects only new requests for funding, leaving previously approved aid unaffected. Finance Minister Christian Lindner informed the German defense ministry on August 5 that future aid will come from frozen Russian assets, not Germany’s federal budget.
The G7 nations agreed in June to use approximately $300 billion of immobilized Russian assets to secure a $50 billion loan for Ukraine. However, the details of the plan are still under negotiation and may take months to finalize.
The dispute over Ukraine aid has exacerbated tensions within Germany’s ruling coalition, which has already been fraught with disagreements over various issues, including the budget and welfare policies.
Green leader and Economy Minister Robert Habeck, who plans to run for Chancellor in the 2025 election, highlighted the coalition’s struggles to find common ground, saying, “The ideas are falling apart.”
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Germany's government has halted new military aid to Ukraine, supposedly prompted by a need to reduce spending. However, the move comes after new revelations that Ukraine may have been behind the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage.
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The impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden, formally adopted by the House of Representatives in December of last year, has released its final report and recommendation. Prepared by the Oversight and Accountability, Judiciary, and Ways and Means Committees, the report concludes that investigators have “accumulated evidence demonstrating that President Biden has engaged in impeachable conduct.”
According to the House investigating committees, Biden—while serving as vice president to Barack Obama—abused his office for monetary gain for himself and his family. The report states that “the Biden family and their business associates received tens of millions of dollars from foreign interests by leading those interests to believe that such payments would provide them access to and influence” with the U.S. federal government through then-Vice President Biden.
FOREIGN INFLUENCE.
In one 2014 instance cited in the inquiry report, Biden attended a dinner on behalf of his son Hunter with Russian oligarch Yelena Baturina. “Following the dinner, Baturina wired $3.5 million to Rosemont Seneca Thornton, a firm associated with Hunter Biden,” the report reads. “Then, months later, as Hunter Biden and his business associates continued to solicit more money from Baturina, Vice President Biden participated in a phone call with Baturina and Hunter Biden where Vice President Biden told Baturina, ‘you be good to my boy.'”
House investigators say, “Based on the totality of the evidence, it is inconceivable that President Biden did not understand that he was taking part in an effort to enrich his family by abusing his office of public trust.”
CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS.
In addition to accusations of public corruption and abuse of office, the investigating committees allege they’ve uncovered evidence that Biden abused his office “to conceal his mishandling of classified information as a private citizen.” The report notes that while serving in Obama‘s White House, Biden removed classified documents and appears to have stored them post-vice presidency “at the Penn Biden Center, at his personal residence in a garage, and at the University of Delaware.”
FAVORABLE LOANS.
An underreported aspect of the House probe into the Biden family was certain aspects of domestic political corruption. While much of the media coverage of the impeachment inquiry focused on Joe and Hunter Biden‘s foreign business dealings, the report also details that members of the Biden family received favorable loan terms from major Democratic Party benefactors.
“The Biden family leveraged Joe Biden’s positions of public trust to obtain over $8 million in loans from Democratic benefactors. Millions of dollars in loans have not been repaid and the paperwork supporting many of the loans does not exist and has not been produced to the Committees,” the impeachment inquiry report notes, adding: “This raises serious questions about whether these funds were provided as gifts disguised as loans.”
SPECIAL TREATMENT.
One of the more disturbing accusations in the House report is that the Biden family, including Joe and Hunter, received special treatment from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)—essentially allowing their alleged criminal enterprise to operate without interference. The inquiry states that the DOJ and FBI slow-walked investigations into Hunter Biden and allowed the statute of limitations to run out on more serious charges against him.
Additionally, the House investigators contend that the Biden-Harris DOJ purposefully misled Congress “about the independence of law enforcement entities in the criminal investigation of Hunter Biden. Biden Administration political appointees exercised significant oversight and control over the investigation of the President’s son.”
OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE.
Finally, the report alleges that the Biden-Harris government has engaged in obstruction of justice by refusing testimony and withholding key documents from House investigators. “The White House has impeded the Committees’ investigation of President Biden’s unlawful retention of classified documents, by refusing to make relevant witnesses available for interviews and by erroneously asserting executive privilege over audio recordings from Special Counsel Hur’s interviews with President Biden,” the report reads.
It adds: “In addition, the White House is preventing the National Archives from turning over documents that are material to the Committees’ inquiry.”
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The impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden, formally adopted by the House of Representatives in December of last year, has released its final report and recommendation. Prepared by the Oversight and Accountability, Judiciary, and Ways and Means Committees, the report concludes that investigators have "accumulated evidence demonstrating that President Biden has engaged in impeachable conduct."
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A pro-life Christian arrested and charged by England’s West Midlands Police force has received a payout after being wrongfully detained for praying silently inside her head near an abortion clinic in 2022 and 2023. Isabel Vaughan-Spruce lodged claims for wrongful arrest and false imprisonment against the force, whose officers had told her, “You’ve said you’re engaging in prayer, which is the offense,” as they arrested her.
Vaughan-Spruce was initially arrested for her silent prayers near a Birmingham abortionists’ clinic in late 2022 for violating a “buffer zone” in which expressing “approval or disapproval with respect to issues related to abortion services, by any means” was outlawed. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) took her to trial, but she was acquitted of all charges in early 2023.
Undeterred, West Midlands Police—noted for its systematic failures concerning tackling Muslim grooming gangs—arrested Vaughan-Spruce for silent prayer again a few months after her acquittal. She was put through another six months of investigation. Efforts to charge her again were only abandoned after then-Home Secretary Suella Braverman of the then-governing Conservative Party issued draft guidance confirming silent prayer is “not unlawful.”
Vaughan-Spruce’s claims against the police over the arrests and an invasive search have now been settled with a £13,000 (~$17,000) payout.
🚨BREAKING: Isabel has been arrested, AGAIN, for THINKING.
MPs vote TOMORROW on banning silent prayer near all abortion facilities in🏴&🏴
“You’ve said you’re engaging in prayer, which is the offense.” “Silent prayer.” “You were still engaging in prayer, which is the offense.” pic.twitter.com/AId3OguiXz
“Silent prayer is not a crime. Nobody should be arrested merely for the thoughts they have in their heads—yet this happened to me twice at the hands of the West Midlands Police, who explicitly told me that ‘prayer is an offense,’” Vaughan-Spuce said of her ordeal.
“There is no place for Orwell’s Thought Police in 21st-century Britain… Yet despite this victory, I am deeply concerned,” she continued, warning: “Our culture is shifting towards a clampdown on viewpoint diversity, with Christian thought and prayer increasingly under threat of censorship.”
Since Braverman issued her guidance against arresting Christians for silent prayer, the Conservatives have been replaced in government by Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party. Labour is moving to ban silent prayer along with other forms of supposed protest near abortionist clinics, with the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS)—which aborts more babies than any other organization in Britain, usually with taxpayer funding—pushing for further restrictions, such as banning Catholics from carrying rosary beads in the vicinity of clinics.
A pro-life Christian arrested and charged by England's West Midlands Police force has received a payout after being wrongfully detained for praying silently inside her head near an abortion clinic in 2022 and 2023. Isabel Vaughan-Spruce lodged claims for wrongful arrest and false imprisonment against the force, whose officers had told her, "You’ve said you’re engaging in prayer, which is the offense," as they arrested her.
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