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August 8, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration
Politics
UK

Politician Arrested After Calling on Rally-goers to Cut Throats of Anti-Mass Migration Protestors.

Britain’s governing Labour Party has been forced to suspend Councillor Ricky Jones after social media users identified him as the speaker who called for “far-right” anti-mass migration protestors to be murdered at a rally on Wednesday evening. Jones went on a tirade after being handed a microphone at the supposed “anti-racism” demonstration in Walthamstow, saying of anti-immigration protestors, “They are disgusting, Nazi fascists, and we need to cut all their throats and get rid of them all!”

Leaving little doubt as to his meaning, Jones made a throat-slitting gesture as he spoke. The assembled crowd welcomed his message with cheers and applause.

A Labour spokesman has said Jones is now suspended, saying, “This behavior is completely unacceptable and it will not be tolerated.”

Reform Party leader Nigel Farage MP questioned why Jones had not been arrested for inciting violence, saying on social media, “This man should be arrested. If not, we know there is two-tier policing.”

After substantial public pressure, London’s Metropolitan Police announced Jones had been arrested “on suspicion of encouraging murder and for an offense under the Public Order Act.”

Many have complained of two-tier policing under Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Police have confronted anti-mass migration protests, motivated by the mass stabbing of young girls by a migration-background teen in full riot gear, arresting hundreds.

However, armed mobs of Muslim counter-demonstrators are being left largely unchallenged as they search out white people and attack them in pubs and on the street while also threatening journalists.

Jack Montgomery contributed to this report. 

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Britain's governing Labour Party has been forced to suspend Councillor Ricky Jones after social media users identified him as the speaker who called for "far-right" anti-mass migration protestors to be murdered at a rally on Wednesday evening. Jones went on a tirade after being handed a microphone at the supposed "anti-racism" demonstration in Walthamstow, saying of anti-immigration protestors, "They are disgusting, Nazi fascists, and we need to cut all their throats and get rid of them all!" show more
August 8, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Media
UK

BBC Presenter Jailed for RAPING DOZENS OF DOGS.

A BBC presenter has been sentenced to ten years in prison by a court in Australia for raping, torturing, and killing dozens of dogs. Zoologist Adam Britton pleaded guilty to 56 charges of bestiality and animal cruelty last September, as well as child pornography offenses.

Britton was a senior researcher at Charles Darwin University and featured in several productions for the BBC and National Geographic. He even starred in a BBC series alongside legendary nature documentarian Sir David Attenborough.

Courts heard that Britton tortured 42 dogs and killed 39 of them in a shipping container, filming many of his crimes. Britton had a “sadistic sexual interest” in the animals and abused his own dogs and those of others who had been entrusted to his care.

“Your conduct on each of those occasions involved a degree of depravity and reprehensibility which falls entirely outside any ordinary human conception and comprehension,” the judge in the case told Britton.

THE BBC SEX CRIMES LEGACY. 

The sentencing comes just after the BBC’s top-paid news anchor Huw Edwards pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children.

Edwards was part of a depraved WhatsApp group in which images were shared from December 2020 to April 2022.

The BBC has plagued by sexual abuse scandals for decades, most infamously that of former presenter Jimmy Savile. The DJ abused children for decades while working at the broadcaster, which has been accused of covering up the abuse or at minimum turning a blind eye to it.

The BBC is funded largely by British television owners through the TV license, a de facto tax which anyone who watches live programming—even if none of it is BBC content—must pay, or else face criminal fines backed by the threat of imprisonment.

Reform Party leader Nigel Farage has called for the TV license to be scrapped and for the BBC to switch to a subscription-based funding model.

Image by Dan Bennett. 

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A BBC presenter has been sentenced to ten years in prison by a court in Australia for raping, torturing, and killing dozens of dogs. Zoologist Adam Britton pleaded guilty to 56 charges of bestiality and animal cruelty last September, as well as child pornography offenses. show more
August 8, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Immigration
World

Taylor Swift Concert Canceled After Islamic State Bomb Plot Uncovered.

Taylor Swift has been forced to abandon concerts in Vienna, Austria after police uncovered an Islamic State-linked terror plot involving three teenagers. Bomb material was found at the home of the alleged ringleader. Vienna police released information on the teenagers, two of whom were arrested on Wednesday. Taylor Swift was set to perform on Thursday.

The plot’s ringleader, a 19-year-old born with Austrian citizenship but born in North Macedonia, is said to be a radical Muslim who pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in July. Investigators say they found explosives, knives, machetes, and 21,000 euros in counterfeit money during searches of his home.

He is said to have been radicalized online and used encrypted messaging apps to communicate with the other suspects, aged 17 and 15. The 17-year-old is an Austrian citizen with a Turkish and Croatian background and was employed at a company that provided services at concerts. The 15-year-old is said to have been involved in preparations for the attack, but he was only questioned, not arrested.

Austrian authorities say the attack was likely to occur outside of the concert as people gathered, with the 19-year-old intending to blow himself up. A similar attack was carried out in Manchester, England, at an Ariana Grande concert, leaving 22 dead and over a thousand injured, including many children.

The Vienna plot comes just months after a mass killing of concert-goers in Moscow, Russia, blamed on ISIS-K, an Islamic State offshoot. This attack saw 130 people killed.

It also comes just over a week after the fatal stabbing of three young girls aged six, seven, and nine at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport, in the United Kingdom. The suspect in these killings, which have sparked nationwide protests, is the son of two African migrants.

Image via Wikimedia Commons. 

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Taylor Swift has been forced to abandon concerts in Vienna, Austria after police uncovered an Islamic State-linked terror plot involving three teenagers. Bomb material was found at the home of the alleged ringleader. Vienna police released information on the teenagers, two of whom were arrested on Wednesday. Taylor Swift was set to perform on Thursday. show more
August 8, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Immigration
UK

Police Beg Northern Irish Paramilitaries to Help Stop Anti-Mass Migration Protests. They Refuse.

Loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland are rejecting pleas from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to help them stop anti-mass migration protests and riots, as demonstrations prompted by the murder of several young girls by a migration-background teenager continue in Southport, England.

“We didn’t start this, we aren’t behind it, and we aren’t about to take ownership of it,” said a senior source in the loyalist paramilitaries—militia-like organizations, mostly Protestant, loyal to the United Kingdom and opposed a merger between Northern Ireland, or Ulster, and the Republic of Ireland.

“Most loyalists have taken the approach of politely informing the PSNI that this is a policing issue and they’ve no intention of getting involved,” they explained.

The Belfast Telegraph reports it is not unusual for PSNI to meet with paramilitaries, including the Ulster Defence Association (UDA) and the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF), which fought Irish national groups like the Irish Republican Army (IRA), which are mostly Catholic, for decades.

Officially, the UDA and UVF are proscribed as terrorist organizations.

Some protests in Northern Ireland have seen Irish Catholic nationalists and Ulster Protestant loyalists marching side by side against mass migration, an extremely rare display of unity.

Breakaway members of the UDA are believed to be involved in the protests, some resulting in clashes with police, who have been suppressing rioters with rubber bullets.

Protestors across the United Kingdom accuse Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer of presiding over two-tier policing, with mostly white anti-immigration protestors confronted aggressively while armed Muslim counter-demonstrators are appeased.

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Loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland are rejecting pleas from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to help them stop anti-mass migration protests and riots, as demonstrations prompted by the murder of several young girls by a migration-background teenager continue in Southport, England. show more
August 8, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Media
UK

Leftist Newspaper Claims ‘Two-Tier Policing’ Does Not Exist Despite Reporting It Does for Years.

The Guardian, Britain’s premier leftist newspaper, is dismissing claims of two-tier policing with respect to mostly white anti-mass migration demonstrators versus Muslim and ethnic minority demonstrators—despite alleging there is two-tier policing based on race in its own reporting for years.

The newspaper called two-tier policing a “myth” in an article published on August 6, asserting all claims of the practice are from right-wing sources like anti-grooming gang activist Tommy Robinson and Conservative Party leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick MP.

Users on X (formerly Twitter) noted several articles from The Guardian alleging two-tier policing based on race, with a 2023 article denouncing supposed “institutional misogyny, racism and homophobia” in London’s woke Metropolitan Police. Another Guardian report from earlier this year quotes Gavin Stephens, the chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC), claiming that institutional racism in the police has led to two-tier policing against black people.

The newspaper has also claimed black people are more likely to be tasered by British police, again due to racism. It argues the Black Lives Matter riots of 2020 were “qualitatively different” to the current disorder, claiming violence was “a relatively marginal feature” of BLM demonstrations despite multiple people being murdered in the United States by BLM rioters, as politicians like now-Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer bent the knee to the, along with the British police.

TWO-TIER KIER. 

Since anti-mass migration protests broke out in the wake of the killing of three young girls by the son of two Rwandan migrants, two-tier policing concerns have become a major talking point in Britain.

Many, including X owner Elon Musk, have taken to labeling Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer “Two-Tier Keir” for his eagerness to crack down on anti-mass migration protestors, creating a “standing army” of police to break them while largely ignoring armed Muslim mobs rampaging in Birmingham and elsewhere at the same time.

Birmingham police even released a statement this week admitting they largely abandoned the streets of the city as mobs attacked pubs and bystanders, including journalists, because “community leaders” told them they would be “policing within themselves.”

Image via Wikimedia Commons. 

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The Guardian, Britain's premier leftist newspaper, is dismissing claims of two-tier policing with respect to mostly white anti-mass migration demonstrators versus Muslim and ethnic minority demonstrators—despite alleging there is two-tier policing based on race in its own reporting for years. show more
August 8, 2024
Jack Montgomery
1A
Immigration
UK

‘Think Before You Post’ – British State Brands ‘Hateful’ Posts ‘Online Violence,’ Threatens Prosecutions.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for England and Wales is issuing Orwellian threats to prosecute people for social media posts and even reposts inciting “hatred” amid ongoing anti-mass migration protests, branding them “online violence.”

“Think before you post,” the state prosecutor threatens on social media, warning: “Content that incites violence or hatred isn’t just harmful—it can be illegal.”

“The CPS takes online violence seriously and will prosecute when the legal test is met,” it continues. “Remind those close to you to share responsibly or face the consequences.”

A video accompanying the threat stresses that not only can you be “prosecuted for posting material online which incites violence or hatred,” but “You can also be prosecuted for sharing this material.”

‘SCOURING SOCIAL MEDIA.’

Director of Public Prosecutions of England and Wales (DPP) Stephen Parkinson—whose role was previously filled by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer—says that “dedicated police officers… are scouring social media,” warning: “Their job is to look for this material and then follow up with identification, arrests, and so forth.”

Britons enjoy no First Amendment-style free speech protections, and prosecutions over, for example, offensive jokes shared in private messages are commonplace.

Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights confers a notional “freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers.” However, this is caveated with a warning that the “exercise of these freedoms… may be subject to such formalities, conditions, restrictions or penalties as are prescribed by law and are necessary in a democratic society, in the interests of national security, territorial integrity or public safety, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health or morals, for the protection of the reputation or rights of others, for preventing the disclosure of information received in confidence, or for maintaining the authority and impartiality of the judiciary.”

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The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for England and Wales is issuing Orwellian threats to prosecute people for social media posts and even reposts inciting "hatred" amid ongoing anti-mass migration protests, branding them "online violence." show more
August 8, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
UK

‘We Need to Cut All Their Throats!’ – Far-Left Rally Cheers Pro-Palestinian Activist Calling for Murder of ‘Fascist’ Anti-Mass Migration Protestors.

An organizer for Britain’s Transport Salaried Staffs’ Association (TSSA) union was cheered by supposed “anti-racism” demonstrators on Wednesday after issuing a call to “cut all their throats,” in reference to the allegedly “far-right” demonstrators who have been protesting mass migration since the stabbing of multiple young girls in Southport, England, by a migration-background teenager.

Introducing himself as a TSSA representative at the rally in Walthamstow, Kent, the activist said of the anti-mass migration protestors, “They are disgusting, Nazi fascists, and we need to cut all their throats and get rid of them all,” making a slashing gesture across his own throat to emphasize he was not speaking metaphorically.

He then led the cheering crowd, peppered with activists carrying Palestinian flags and far-left Socialist Worker placards, in chants of “Free, free, Palestine!”

Social media users have identified him as Ricky Jones, a TSSA organizer who is also an elected councilor for Britain’s governing Labour Party in Dartford, Kent—although this was not definitively confirmed as of the time of publication.

The Walthamstow demonstration was one of many held by race activists and the far left on Wednesday, in response to up to 100 “far-right” protests that had supposedly been organized.

Almost none of these “far-right” demonstrations, hyped heavily by the media, actually materialized on the day, with many social media users speculating they were confected by the state and media in order to motivate the “anti-racist” counter-demonstrations.

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An organizer for Britain's Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA) union was cheered by supposed "anti-racism" demonstrators on Wednesday after issuing a call to "cut all their throats," in reference to the allegedly "far-right" demonstrators who have been protesting mass migration since the stabbing of multiple young girls in Southport, England, by a migration-background teenager. show more
August 8, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Media

CNN Cites Sharia Law in Legal Defense for Afghanistan Defamation Case.

CNN is citing Taliban-imposed Sharia law in its defense against a defamation case brought by Zachary Young and his Nemex Enterprises firm. CNN is accused of implying Young, whose company offered private evacuations to Afghan women following the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris government’s botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, illegally “exploited” the women he evacuated.

In a November 11, 2021 segment, CNN’s Jake Tapper said, “Afghans trying to get out of the country face a black market full of promises, demands of exorbitant fees, and no guarantee of safety or success.” CNN correspondent Alex Marquardt added that “desperate Afghans are being exploited” while Young’s face was displayed on screen—prompting him to sue.

CNN is arguing that the Taliban regime had “implemented Sharia law, banning women from leaving the country,” and so “those activities [Young] orchestrated and funded, which involved moving women out of Afghanistan, almost certainly were illegal under Taliban rule.”

The network has drawn backlash for citing Sharia law to defend its characterization of Young’s actions as illegal. Still, a spokesman insists that while “Young takes issue with CNN referring to the conditions on the ground as a black market… the state of local law is a necessary part of the legal analysis.”

“Citing a terrorist regime’s most extreme, twisted, interpretation of Sharia reflects CNN’s desperation to dodge accountability. Their argument is both legally baseless and an insult to the memory of those who suffered at the Taliban’s hands. We look forward to seeing CNN in trial,” said Vel Freedman, representing Young.

CNN recently shuttered its opinion section amid ongoing layoffs and restructuring at the failing network.

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CNN is citing Taliban-imposed Sharia law in its defense against a defamation case brought by Zachary Young and his Nemex Enterprises firm. CNN is accused of implying Young, whose company offered private evacuations to Afghan women following the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris government's botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, illegally "exploited" the women he evacuated. show more
August 8, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration
Politics
UK

Nearly 60 Percent of Britons Sympathetic to Peaceful Anti-Mass Migration Protesters.

Polling has found that nearly 60 percent of Britons have sympathy with anti-mass migration protestors motivated by the fatal stabbing of multiple young girls in Southport last week. At the same time, the vast majority oppose rioting and violence.

Data collected by YouGov reveals an incredible 58 percent of Britons have sympathy with those engaging in peaceful protests after the Southport murders, allegedly perpetrated by a migration-background youth—but few say they feel sympathy for the rioters.

Broken down by political affiliation, Britons supporting Nigel Farage‘s Reform Party are the most supportive of the protests, with over eight in ten saying they support them to some degree.

British authorities have threatened to use terrorism legislation against those taking part in or supporting violence. England’s chief prosecutor has even said the government is ready to try extraditing people from overseas for so much as reposting content deemed problematic online.

Just 23 percent of YouGov’s respondents believe those causing violence are “terrorists” or should be labeled as such.

A majority of supporters of all parties say that immigration policy is responsible for the riots, including 62 percent of the ruling Labour Party’s supporters and 52 percent of the similarly left-wing Liberal Democrats.

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Polling has found that nearly 60 percent of Britons have sympathy with anti-mass migration protestors motivated by the fatal stabbing of multiple young girls in Southport last week. At the same time, the vast majority oppose rioting and violence. show more
August 7, 2024
War
World

More U.S. Personnel Injured in Middle East Base Attacks Under Biden-Harris.

At least five U.S. personnel were injured on Monday in an attack on a military base in Iraq, according to U.S. officials. The incident comes amid high tensions in the Middle East due to senior members of militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah dying in Israeli strikes last week.

Two Katyusha rockets hit al-Asad airbase in western Iraq, per Iraqi security sources. Any connections between the attack and Iran’s threats to retaliate for the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh remain unclear.

Speaking anonymously, U.S. officials confessed that one American sustained severe injuries and warned the initial casualty reports may change. Base personnel are currently assessing the damage post-attack.

Ismail Haniyeh, the political leader of Hamas, was assassinated in the Iranian capital of Tehran last week. Fuad Shukr, a senior Hezbollah commander, was also killed by a strike in Beirut, Lebanon, risking broader conflict in the Middle East.

The U.S. has been closely monitoring Iran’s potential responses to these events. U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant discussed the situation, describing the attack as “a dangerous escalation,” according to the Pentagon.

In response to the threat, the Pentagon is deploying additional fighter jets and warships to reinforce regional defenses.

Iraq hosts 2,500 U.S. troops but has Iran-backed militias within its security forces. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are failing to ensure the safety of U.S. troops in the region, with three Americans dying and dozens wounded in a drone strike on a base in neighboring Jordan in January.

Biden-Harris Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is pleading with the Iraqi government to ask Iran to moderate its response to Haniyeh’s assassination in Tehran. U.S. troops are due to be pulled out of Iraq next month.

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At least five U.S. personnel were injured on Monday in an attack on a military base in Iraq, according to U.S. officials. The incident comes amid high tensions in the Middle East due to senior members of militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah dying in Israeli strikes last week. show more