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August 23, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
TECH
UK

Cops Dox Addresses of Anti-Immigration Protesters.

Police in the United Kingdom are now posting the home addresses of anti-immigration protesters on social media. On Friday, the force responsible for the Southport area where three young girls were stabbed to death, allegedly by a migration-background teenager, in July, shared footage of a 53-year-old protester being arrested as he deboarded a plane on Friday.

Merseyside Police also shared Thomas Whitehead’s name and street name on X (formerly Twitter), gloating that he had been “jailed for 20 months” on Thursday.

Whitehead pleaded guilty to throwing an object towards police in Southport after a vigil for the murdered girls turned riotous. Other anti-mass migration protesters have been jailed for “crimes” such as chanting “Who the f**k is Allah?” and shouting at a police dog.

The reason why the police shared Whitehead’s address is uncertain, but it leaves his family in considerable danger.

Muslim counter-demonstrators—who, unlike the anti-immigration demonstrators, have largely been given free rein by the police—have attacked white people at random in the streets in recent weeks, believing they could be “far-right.”

Comcast’s Sky News also reports that “Asian gangs”—of Pakistani and Bangladeshi heritage—are plotting to attack anti-immigration demonstrators in prison.

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Police in the United Kingdom are now posting the home addresses of anti-immigration protesters on social media. On Friday, the force responsible for the Southport area where three young girls were stabbed to death, allegedly by a migration-background teenager, in July, shared footage of a 53-year-old protester being arrested as he deboarded a plane on Friday. show more
August 23, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
UK

BRITAIN 2024: Anti-Immigration Protesters Go Straight to Jail, Child Rapists Freed.

A child rapist has been spared prison for a second time after his defense lawyer urged the judge to consider the impact on prison overcrowding. Ross Newman of Newport, England, was convicted of raping a child under 14 in December, with the sentencing judge saying, “The only reason you have escaped immediate custody today is because of the prison overcrowding crisis.”

Newman was convicted again this week of violating the terms of his suspended sentence but was again spared prison because facilities remain overcrowded.

The ongoing overcrowding—a policy choice by Labour and their Conservative predecessors, who have starved prison infrastructure of funding while lavishing billions on foreign aid and hotels for illegal immigrants—comes despite Labour’s move to free thousands of convicts early to ease the crisis.

This is because the state is imposing draconian sentences on anti-mass migration protesters for “crimes” such as chanting “Who the f**k is Allah?” at demonstrations and sharing “grossly offensive” Facebook posts.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced emergency measures this month to release around 5,500 prisoners, many of whom could be violent criminals, in a program known as SDS40. Among those reportedly set for early release is Lawson Natty, convicted of manslaughter for his role in the killing of a 14-year-old in November of 2022.

Jack Montgomery contributed to this report.

Image by Simon Dawson.

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A child rapist has been spared prison for a second time after his defense lawyer urged the judge to consider the impact on prison overcrowding. Ross Newman of Newport, England, was convicted of raping a child under 14 in December, with the sentencing judge saying, "The only reason you have escaped immediate custody today is because of the prison overcrowding crisis." show more
August 23, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Election 2024
Immigration

WATCH: Mothers of Migrant Murder Victims Share Powerful Stories at Trump Border Conference.

Former President Donald J. Trump invited the mothers of Rachel Morin and Jocelyn Nungaray, both murdered by illegal aliens, to share their stories at a press conference at the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona on Thursday.

Rachel’s mother, Patty, tearfully described how her daughter, herself a mother of five children, was “brutally beaten, raped, and then stuffed into a drain pipe,” allegedly by a Salvadoran gang member almost 2,000 miles from the southern border in Maryland.

“We should be taking care of our country, our people, and the only way I believe that’s going to happen is if President Trump is reelected,” she said.

“[Trump] needs to be in office, and we need better control, and we need to stop this. We need to stop losing children, mothers, sisters, because now I get to grieve every single day,” concurred Alexis Nungaray, whose daughter Jocelyn, aged just 12, was raped, murdered, and thrown in a creek in Houston, Texas.

The Biden-Harris regime had released the suspects in the case from detention just weeks prior.

THE CHOICE. 

“The choice is simple: Kamala’s mass amnesty of criminals or President Trump’s mass deportation of criminals,” Trump said of the decision facing American voters in November.

Vice President Harris, who was supposed to tackle the “root causes” of illegal immigration under Biden but has presided over record-breaking border crossings, has previously likened U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) for its deportation work. She also opposes completing Trump’s border wall.

Speaking on illegal immigration in Arizona herself on August 10, Harris paid lip service to “strong border security”—which she has not delivered—but stressed her belief in a so-called “earned pathway to citizenship” for illegals. This could only incentivize even more illegal immigration by rewarding potentially millions of illegals who entered the country with legal status.

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Former President Donald J. Trump invited the mothers of Rachel Morin and Jocelyn Nungaray, both murdered by illegal aliens, to share their stories at a press conference at the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona on Thursday. show more
August 23, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration
World

Populists In This European Country Just Backed ‘Remigration.’

The populist Austrian Freedom Party (FPOe) released its election manifesto on Wednesday, calling for the “remigration” of illegal immigrants, failed asylum seekers, and those who take advantage of Austria’s social benefits to their home countries. Firebrand FPOe leader Herbert Kickl has introduced the platform just a month before Austrians go to the polls in the European Union member’s national elections, stating, “These invaders want to harm us, endanger our security and our prosperity.”

Kickl made it clear that the immigrants he referred to were not those who had come to Austria to become productive members of society and successfully integrated. He also promised no new taxes and various tax cuts, plus savings on social services.

Remigration policies have been adopted by other populists in Europe, including the Sweden Democrats, who proposed striping citizenship from immigrants who refuse to integrate.

“The Austrian family, with a liberal chancellor as a good family man, should be able to flourish and develop its potential in Fortress Austria, Fortress Freedom,” Kickl said.

The FPOe are often labeled “liberal” in Austria due to their classical liberal economic policies and support for classical liberal freedoms, such as private firearms ownership.

Another significant proposal in the FPOe manifesto is support for more direct democracy, giving the general public the ability to dismiss an incompetent government through a referendum, which he describes as a vote of no confidence from the people.

The FPOe currently dominates the polls going into next month’s elections and is projected to place first, but whether they can form a government with the center-right Austrian People’s Party (OeVP) remains to be seen.

Image by Amaury Laporte.

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The populist Austrian Freedom Party (FPOe) released its election manifesto on Wednesday, calling for the "remigration" of illegal immigrants, failed asylum seekers, and those who take advantage of Austria's social benefits to their home countries. Firebrand FPOe leader Herbert Kickl has introduced the platform just a month before Austrians go to the polls in the European Union member's national elections, stating, "These invaders want to harm us, endanger our security and our prosperity." show more
August 23, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration
World

Sweden Achieves Negative Migration Under Populists—But Figures May Not Be What They Seem.

Sweden, once among the countries most eager to import asylum seekers and other migrants en masse, is recording more people emigrating than immigrating for the first time in 50 years. The center-right government, led by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson of the Moderate Party and supported by the populist Sweden Democrats, has released figures that appear to show historically low levels of new asylum claims.

“The number of asylum applications is heading towards a historically low level, asylum-related residence permits continue to decrease, and for the first time in 50 years, Sweden has net emigration,” lawmaker Maria Malmer Stenergard said. A United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) representative to the Nordic and Baltic countries, Annika Sandlund, backed up the claim, complaining the statistics appear to show an outflow of migrants.

However, Sweden’s statistics agency, the SCB, is more cautious, warning it is not yet possible to confirm a net outflow from January to May of this year.

Skeptics say the statistics are false, resulting from the Swedish Tax Registry clearing its books of people who have already left the country since summer. This could be making it seem that people left during that period when they actually left the country months or even years prior but remained on the tax register.

Sweden has issues with migrants continuing to claim welfare benefits despite leaving the country, which could keep them on the register.

If the figures are accurate, however, they would be a success for the anti-mass migration Sweden Democrats, who have previously floated ideas to strip naturalized immigrants who refuse to integrate their citizenship, among other measures.

Image by Frankie Fouganthin.

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Sweden, once among the countries most eager to import asylum seekers and other migrants en masse, is recording more people emigrating than immigrating for the first time in 50 years. The center-right government, led by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson of the Moderate Party and supported by the populist Sweden Democrats, has released figures that appear to show historically low levels of new asylum claims. show more
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August 22, 2024
Election 2024
Media

‘Integrity’ Award-Winning, Taxpayer-Funded Reporter Forced to Apologize For Inventing Fake Trump Story.

PBS correspondent and former NewsHour anchor Judy Woodruff is retracting the false comments she made on air in which she claimed former President Donald J. Trump was purposefully hampering the Gaza ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas for political gain. Woodruff, who was covering the Democratic National Convention (DNC), claims she was referencing reports by Axios and Reuters when she stated that Trump was encouraging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to delay peace talks until after the November election.

“The reporting is that former President Trump is on the phone with the prime minister of Israel, urging him not to cut a deal right now, because that, it’s believed that would help the Harris campaign,” Woodruff said during Monday’s PBS NewsHour coverage of the DNC.

Following denials by the Trump campaign and the Israeli Prime Minister’s office, Woodruff posted a retraction and apology on X (formerly Twitter). “I want to clarify my remarks on the PBS News special on Monday night about the ongoing cease-fire talks in the Middle East,” the former NewsHour anchor said, continuing: “As I said, this was not based on my original reporting; I was referring to reports I had read, in Axios and Reuters, about former President Trump having spoken to the Israeli Prime Minister.”

“In the live TV moment, I repeated the story because I hadn’t seen later reporting that both sides denied it. This was a mistake, and I apologize for it,” Woodruff added.

PBS receives significant funding from American taxpayers through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). In the fiscal year 2024, Congress appropriated $525 million to the CPB, with $367 million subsequently being earmarked for funding public television programming. PBS has not yet issued a formal statement regarding Woodruff’s remarks or her subsequent apology.

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PBS correspondent and former NewsHour anchor Judy Woodruff is retracting the false comments she made on air in which she claimed former President Donald J. Trump was purposefully hampering the Gaza ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas for political gain. Woodruff, who was covering the Democratic National Convention (DNC), claims she was referencing reports by Axios and Reuters when she stated that Trump was encouraging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to delay peace talks until after the November election. show more
August 22, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Religion
World

12-Year-Old Arrested After Circulating Over 2000 Pieces of Jihadist Propaganda.

A French boy who collected and shared as many as 1,700 jihadi propaganda and execution videos on encrypted messaging apps has been found guilty of glorifying terrorism by a French court.

The 12-year-old boy, from the French commune of Sochaux, was found guilty on Wednesday, August 21, Montbéliard Public Prosecutor Paul-Edouard Lallois announced.

Since December 2023, the boy, described as having “significant vulnerabilities,” recorded over 1,700 videos related to jihadist propaganda and executions, which he then shared via encrypted messaging services.

During a nearly four-hour closed-door hearing, the boy admitted to exploring Islam and joining radical discussion channels on platforms like Discord and Telegram.

He acknowledged being recruited into these radical circles. Given his age, the court cannot impose judicial control; instead, he is under provisional educational measures while awaiting sentencing in seven months.

Currently separated from his family, the boy has been placed in a collective care facility where he receives support and educational attention.

His parents, who have been cleared of any involvement, were separated, and he lived with his mother and siblings. Known to be quiet and withdrawn, the boy had not been noticed at school or in his community.

France’s neighbor, the UK, has also seen several young people arrested in recent weeks on the other end of the political spectrum for taking part in anti-mass migration riots that were sparked by the murder of three young girls, allegedly by a teen born to Rwandan parents.

At least two 12-year-olds were arrested by British police, with one of the boys in Manchester pleading guilty to charges of violent behavior at two protests on July 31 and August 3.

Image generated by artificial intelligence for illustrative purposes only.

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A French boy who collected and shared as many as 1,700 jihadi propaganda and execution videos on encrypted messaging apps has been found guilty of glorifying terrorism by a French court. show more
August 22, 2024
Election 2024
Election Integrity

Supreme Court Ruling on Proof-of-Citizenship for Elections is Not a ‘Victory.’ Here’s Why…

The United States Supreme Court has only partially reinstated a proof-of-citizenship election law in Arizona. First passed in 2022, the law requires documentary proof of citizenship using state or federal registration forms when registering to vote. In a 5-to-4 decision, the Supreme Court ordered Thursday that the law’s provision mandating proof-of-citizens on state-created forms be reinstated. However, the court did not permit the enforcement of rules mandating such proof for voting in presidential elections or by mail.

Already, 40,000 individuals are believed to have registered to vote in the state using federal forms without providing proof of citizenship. During the 2020 presidential election, Arizona was decided by just over 10,000 votes.

An emergency appeal by the Republican National Committee (RNC) and Arizona state lawmakers prompted the ruling. Initially taken up by Justice Elena Kagan, the full court issued its order on Thursday—partially overturning a federal district court order blocking the proof-of-citizenship requirements. While Arizona’s legislature can continue to set rules for its state election processes, the Supreme Court barred the state from determining eligibility requirements for registration to vote in federal races.

Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch favored fully granting the RNC‘s request. Conversely, Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, Amy Coney Barrett, and Ketanji Brown Jackson supported a complete denial.

The Republicans had urged the Supreme Court to issue the stay by Thursday. According to the secretary of state, this deadline was essential for resolving litigation that would affect Arizona‘s ballot printing. Arizona’s HB 2492 law, enacted in 2022, mandates that individuals using a federal form for voter registration must provide documentary proof of citizenship. Without such proof, they are ineligible to vote in presidential elections or by mail.

The National Pulse has reported extensively on the issue of noncitizen voters. Loopholes and conflicts between state and federal election laws have likely allowed a statistically significant number of ineligible noncitizens to register as voters in U.S. elections. A federal investigation in North Carolina revealed that noncitizens overwhelming back Democratic Party candidates.

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The United States Supreme Court has only partially reinstated a proof-of-citizenship election law in Arizona. First passed in 2022, the law requires documentary proof of citizenship using state or federal registration forms when registering to vote. In a 5-to-4 decision, the Supreme Court ordered Thursday that the law's provision mandating proof-of-citizens on state-created forms be reinstated. However, the court did not permit the enforcement of rules mandating such proof for voting in presidential elections or by mail. show more

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August 22, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Media

Amazon Cancels ‘Queer Fantasy’ Show Which Cast an English King as Black, Gay, and Disabled.

A woke Amazon Prime show featuring a black, gay, and disabled version of England’s  King Edward VI, sold as a “queer fantasy,” has been canceled after just one season due to a lack of interest. My Lady Jane was based on a series of young adult books from 2016 based on the brief reign of Lady Jane Grey, who historically ruled for just nine days following the death of the Protestant boy king Edward VI before the Catholic Mary I ousted her.

Edward VI appears as a black, disabled, homosexual man in the series, in a move that woke media reviewers lauded. However, despite reviews hailing the show as “perfect summer viewing,” audience numbers were so dismal that Amazon pulled the plug.

Emily Bader, who played Lady Jane Grey in the series, said the show was “camp and super self-aware,” calling it “insane and silly.”

The show is just one of many that have tried to change the ethnic backgrounds of figures from British history. In the show Bridgerton, for instance, many characters supposed to be English aristocrats are portrayed as black, including Queen Charlotte, the wife of King George III, who was historically not black.

The BBC’s flagship science fiction show Doctor Who has also been accused of trying to make historical Britain more diverse than it really was. Former showrunner Steven Moffat explained in 2016 that he did not mind lying to his audience about history to present a “better vision of the world.”

The latest incarnation of Doctor Who is played by a Rwandan migrant who is “openly queer.” This is also seeing dismal ratings.

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A woke Amazon Prime show featuring a black, gay, and disabled version of England's  King Edward VI, sold as a "queer fantasy," has been canceled after just one season due to a lack of interest. My Lady Jane was based on a series of young adult books from 2016 based on the brief reign of Lady Jane Grey, who historically ruled for just nine days following the death of the Protestant boy king Edward VI before the Catholic Mary I ousted her. show more
August 22, 2024
William Upton
Economy
Election 2024
Media

Only One MAJOR Media Outlet Covered This Heinous New Scandal.

The corporate media largely ignored a Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announcement that the Biden-Harris government created far fewer jobs than initially reported over the last 12 months. On Wednesday morning, the BLS—a government agency that provides detailed analysis of U.S. employment data—revised downward the number of jobs added to the U.S. economy by 818,000, the single largest revision in 15 years.

Despite the historic and economically concerning announcement, the news—considered damaging to Kamala Harris‘s 2024 presidential campaign—did not feature on two of the three major broadcast news networks’ evening programming. Among NBC, CBS, and ABC, only the last included the revision announcement in a brief mention during its World News Tonight program. Most broadcast networks opted to provide wall-to-wall coverage of the 2024 Democratic National Convention (DNC).

NINETEEN SECONDS OF COVERAGE.

ABC World News Tonight anchor David Muir‘s report—lasting just 19 seconds—stated: “Newly revised jobs data showing the jobs market hasn’t been as hot as it seemed. 818,000 fewer jobs were added during the 12 months that ended in March than previously reported. This puts more pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, potentially by half a percentage point next month, which could, of course, lower car loans, mortgages, and credit card rates.”

Later in the evening, the BLS revisions were mentioned a second time on ABC News Live, the network’s free live-streaming channel. The Biden-Harris government’s Secretary of Commerce, Gina Raimondo, was asked if she believes the new jobs numbers “could be a liability” for the Democratic nominee after former President Donald J. Trump hammered Harris on the revisions earlier in the day.

“First of all, I don’t believe it because I’ve never heard Donald Trump say anything truthful,” Raimondo responded, with the exasperated reporter pushing back: “It is, though, from the Bureau of Labor.”

“I’m not familiar with that,” a visibly confused and flustered Raimdo replied.

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Image by Dimitry B.

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The corporate media largely ignored a Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announcement that the Biden-Harris government created far fewer jobs than initially reported over the last 12 months. On Wednesday morning, the BLS—a government agency that provides detailed analysis of U.S. employment data—revised downward the number of jobs added to the U.S. economy by 818,000, the single largest revision in 15 years. show more