Saturday, November 22, 2025
germany

DATA: Nearly 50,000 Germans Victims of Migrant-Perpetrated Crimes Including Murder, Rape, and Assault in 2022.

A staggering 47,923 Germans citizens were victims of migrant-perpetrated crimes such as murder, rape, robbery, and assault last year, according to statistics recently published by Germany‘s Federal Criminal Police Office, which represents an 18 percent increase on the previous year.

The statistics also reveal the most dangerous individuals are those who have their asylum claims rejected by the government, alongside migrants from North African coastal countries, such as Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia. Despite comprising just 0.8 percent of all immigrants in the country, they account for 8.5 percent of all migrants suspected of criminality.

In contrast, 12,061 foreigners were victims of crimes committed by German citizens. However, the country does not differentiate between ethnic Germans and those of a migrant background, either born in the country or who went on to obtain a passport.

As a result, Germans are four times more likely to be attacked by migrants than vice versa, according to the data.

The rate of violent crime committed by migrants against Germans is “frightening,” according to the chairman of the Federal Police Union, Heiko Teggatz. “What many have always suspected has now been proven.”

“There is no more room for whitewashing. The federal and state governments must now act consistently and exhaust all possibilities to deport such criminals,” he adds.

Simultaneously, foreign nationals are also far more likely to receive state welfare than German citizens, with the country having spent nearly $150 billion on migrant welfare since 2010.

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A staggering 47,923 Germans citizens were victims of migrant-perpetrated crimes such as murder, rape, robbery, and assault last year, according to statistics recently published by Germany's Federal Criminal Police Office, which represents an 18 percent increase on the previous year. show more

New Zealand is Reversing Its Controversial Smoking Ban, Because It Needs the Tax Revenue.

New Zealand‘s newly elected government has vowed to abolish the country’s anti-smoking law, enacted in 2022, which aimed to curb smoking-related fatalities. The law increased the smoking age, effectively preventing individuals born after January 2009 from purchasing cigarettes at all. It also decreased the legal nicotine content in tobacco products and limited their retail availability, slashing the number of stores legally allowed to sell cigarettes from 6,000 to 600.

Repealing elements of this, including the reduction in retail outlets and the phasing out of smoking for future generations, is a part of the new government’s coalition agreement. This maneuver is anticipated to generate significant revenue through tobacco sales to fund coalition-proposed tax cuts.

Finance Minister Nicola Willis announced that the changes will be rescinded before March 2024, given the fiscal ramifications that the smoke-free legislation posed on government revenues.

The new government also maintains that reversing these restrictions will help avert a clandestine tobacco market and reduce criminal activity that could target tobacco shops.

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New Zealand's newly elected government has vowed to abolish the country's anti-smoking law, enacted in 2022, which aimed to curb smoking-related fatalities. The law increased the smoking age, effectively preventing individuals born after January 2009 from purchasing cigarettes at all. It also decreased the legal nicotine content in tobacco products and limited their retail availability, slashing the number of stores legally allowed to sell cigarettes from 6,000 to 600. show more
washington

Homicides in Muriel Bowser’s D.C. Up 35 Percent, Deadliest Year in 20 Years.

Homicides in Washington D.C., previously reported to be tracking significantly upwards on 2022, have spiked even further, with preliminary data showing a year-on-year increase of 35 percent.

Where homicides in D.C., governed by Democrat Mayor Muriel Bowser and an all-Democrat City Council, stood at 184 this this time last year, they now stand at 249.

D.C. homicides broke the 200 barrier for the first time since 2003 in Joe Biden’s first year as President, and remained above 200 in 2022.

At 249 with all of December and part of November still to go, homicides for 2023 are already more than double the 2013 total of 104 and have surpassed the 2003 total of 248, making this the American capital’s deadliest year in two decades.

Every other category of violent crime listed in the Metropolitan Police Department’s “at-a-glance” report has also increased, with the sole exception of “sex abuse” – down by a statistically insignificant one percent. Robbery is up even more than homicide, with a 67 percent increase.

Overall property crime is also up, with motor vehicle theft up by an astonishing 96 percent.

Separate police figures for carjackings, which passed 900 over Thanksgiving, show a 108 percent increase, with carjackings involving firearms up by a still greater 119 percent.

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Homicides in Washington D.C., previously reported to be tracking significantly upwards on 2022, have spiked even further, with preliminary data showing a year-on-year increase of 35 percent. show more
Biden

‘I’m Disappointed in Myself’ – Biden Issues Groveling Apology to Muslims in Private Meeting.

President Joe Biden reportedly apologized to a group of Muslim Americans in a private meeting after he cast doubt on the Gaza death toll figures released by Hamas-controlled health authorities.

“I’m sorry. I’m disappointed in myself,” he allegedly told a group of approximately 20 activists and officials who asked to meet with him. “I will do better,” he added, according to the Washington Post.

Previously, the 81-year-old Democrat had expressed skepticism, stating: “I have no notion that the Palestinians are telling the truth about how many people are killed.”

Included in the discussion with Biden were Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, Chicago community organizer Rami Nashashibi, Imam Mohamed Magid, Muslim lobbyist Wa’el Alzayat, and healthcare advocate Suzanne Barakat.

Biden is said to have ended the hour-long discussion, originally scheduled for 30 minutes, by hugging one of the participants.

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President Joe Biden reportedly apologized to a group of Muslim Americans in a private meeting after he cast doubt on the Gaza death toll figures released by Hamas-controlled health authorities. show more
ballot

PA Dem Admits No Way to ‘Restore Trust’ With Voting Machines.

Pennsylvanian officials are fuming about voter confidence in the electoral process being undermined after touchscreen voting machines used in the state’s local elections suffered a serious glitch earlier this month. The error caused “significant confusion” among election safety workers and members of both parties, with Northampton residents who voted in person on November 7th learning their printouts from Election Systems and Software (ES&S) voting machines did not match the votes they had digitally submitted. Instead, the machines swapped voters’ choices in the written section of the ballot.

This was not the first instance of the same machines suffering glitches. In 2019, they significantly undercounted the number of votes for the Democratic candidate in the judges’ race.

ES&S and Northampton say the errors were spotted and did not impact any results. A growing number, however, have begun questioning whether it is too risky to use the machines in the 2024 presidential election. Especially since Northampton is a contested county in the key state of Pennsylvania.

No Trust.

“Since 2019, the theory has been well, that was a big mistake, but we caught it and we’ve implemented new processes to make sure nothing like that would ever happen again,” said the chair of the Northampton County Democratic Party, Matthew Munsey. But after the latest glitch, “I don’t know how we can restore trust with these machines.”

Republican Committee Chair Glenn Geissinger argued: “In 2019, when the issues came up with the touchscreens, we were told, ‘Don’t worry about it. The cards are recording the votes… OK, you’re telling me now, in 2023, ‘Don’t worry about what’s printed on the card?”

Multiple voting rights groups have since called for a full investigation into the incident. Phillip Hensley-Robin, the executive director of one of the groups, said in a statement, “We must reassure voters that steps are being taken to prevent this kind of mistake in the future.”

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Pennsylvanian officials are fuming about voter confidence in the electoral process being undermined after touchscreen voting machines used in the state's local elections suffered a serious glitch earlier this month. The error caused "significant confusion" among election safety workers and members of both parties, with Northampton residents who voted in person on November 7th learning their printouts from Election Systems and Software (ES&S) voting machines did not match the votes they had digitally submitted. Instead, the machines swapped voters' choices in the written section of the ballot. show more

Dutch Populist Geert Wilders Says Relocate Palestinians to Jordan.

Geert Wilders, leader of the Netherlands’ Party for Freedom (PVV), has proposed relocating Palestinians to neighboring Jordan. Multiple Arab states including Jordan, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, and Yemen, as well as the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, have condemned the populist, whose party just came first in the Dutch elections.

The Palestinian Authority, which governs the West Bank, branded the suggestion “blatant interference in their affairs,” while Jordan’s officials claim would undermine the rights of the Palestinian people and their pursuit for an independent state.

Wilders’s position is that “Jordan is Palestine.” This refers to the fact its territory was administered by the British Mandate of Palestine before being established as the Emirate of Transjordan.

“There has been an independent Palestinian state since 1946: the Kingdom of Jordan,” he wrote on X (Twitter) in October. “Jordan is Palestine. Palestinian people should be given the right to voluntarily settle in Jordan and freely elect their own government. Let the Hashemite Kingdom become a true democracy!”

The King of Jordan has vowed he will not even take Gazan refugees, however. His allies in Egypt have suggested any Gazans displaced to Arab countries will be sent to Europe.

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Geert Wilders, leader of the Netherlands’ Party for Freedom (PVV), has proposed relocating Palestinians to neighboring Jordan. Multiple Arab states including Jordan, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, and Yemen, as well as the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, have condemned the populist, whose party just came first in the Dutch elections. show more
nato tactics

NATO Chief Says Ukraine Will Join Alliance After War.

Ukraine will join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) military alliance, according to Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg – but only after the nation’s war with Russia is over.

“Allies agree that Ukraine will become a member of NATO. At [the NATO-Ukraine] meeting, we will agree recommendations for [Ukrainian reforms], as we continue to support Kiev on this path to NATO membership,” he said.

The comments by Stoltenberg, a former Prime Minister of Norway, may be premature. Many NATO members, particularly Hungary and Turkey, seem unlikely to approve Ukrainian membership. It is also unclear whether Donald Trump would do so if he wins the next U.S. election, which currently appears likely.

On the question of Ukraine joining the European Union, Hungarian leader Viktor Orban has suggested the proposal is untenable. Many of his arguments against Ukraine joining the EU, such as the fact its territory is uncertain, also apply to the country joining NATO.

If it did, it would immediately full under the alliance’s mutual defense clause, meaning further conflict with Russia, a nuclear power, would immediately draw in all NATO member-states, including America and nuclear-armed Britain and France.

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Ukraine will join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) military alliance, according to Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg – but only after the nation's war with Russia is over. show more

REVEALED: Dublin Child Stabber Was Supposed to be Deported in 2003.

The suspect who stabbed three children and an adult in Dublin last week is an Algerian-born migrant who was subject to a deportation order from 2003. He was arrested several times, including earlier this year, though now holds an Irish passport.

The case was previously referred to the country’s High Court, which revoked the deportation order following a judicial review. The alleged attempted murderer came to the police’s attention this year, also, for possession of a knife. He appears to have been acquitted of the charges due to a “mental health report given to the court.”

Subsequent reports suggest the man was motivated to carry out the attack because he did not receive his welfare benefits.

Despite the violence, the Irish government has focused the majority of its attention on Irish citizens who are demanding action. An investigation has been launched into UFC star Conor McGregor for his comments on the nation’s “revolving door” mass immigration system.

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The suspect who stabbed three children and an adult in Dublin last week is an Algerian-born migrant who was subject to a deportation order from 2003. He was arrested several times, including earlier this year, though now holds an Irish passport. show more

Iranian-Backed Rebels Fire Missiles At U.S. Warship.

Houthi rebels in Yemen, backed by the Islamic Republic of Iran, fired at least two ballistic missiles at the USS Mason, a guided-missile destroyer operating in the Gulf of Aden, and a nearby commercial tanker ship. The USS Mason is operating as part of a U.S. Navy task-force in the region had early intercepted the Central Park, a tanker ship which had been hijacked by Houthi rebels. Upon intercept, the Houthi rebels abandoned the Central Park and attempted to flee by speed boat but were captured by the U.S. Navy.

According to a statement from U.S. Central Command, the naval task-force in the Gulf of Aden received a distress call from the Central Park and “[u]pon arrival, coalition elements demanded release of the vessel. Subsequently, five armed individuals debarked the ship and attempted to flee via their small boat.”

Central Command said the USS Mason pursued the hijackers, with the Houthi rebels eventually surrendering. Several hours later, however,  “….two ballistic missiles were fired from Houthi controlled areas in Yemen toward the general location of the [USS Mason] and [the Central Park]…  The missiles landed in the Gulf of Aden approximately ten nautical miles from the ships.” According to the statement neither ship was damaged by the missile attack and no sailors reported injuries.

The missile attack on the USS Mason and the Central Park mark the latest escalation in aggression by the Iranian-backed Houthis. In mid-October, Houthi rebels fired cruise missiles from Yemen towards Israel which were subsequently intercepted by the USS Carney, a guided-missile destroyer in the Red Sea. Cruise missiles were again fired from Yemen in mid-November and were intercepted by Israel’s own missile defense system.

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Houthi rebels in Yemen, backed by the Islamic Republic of Iran, fired at least two ballistic missiles at the USS Mason, a guided-missile destroyer operating in the Gulf of Aden, and a nearby commercial tanker ship. The USS Mason is operating as part of a U.S. Navy task-force in the region had early intercepted the Central Park, a tanker ship which had been hijacked by Houthi rebels. Upon intercept, the Houthi rebels abandoned the Central Park and attempted to flee by speed boat but were captured by the U.S. Navy. show more

BREAKING: Tommy Robinson BANNED FROM LONDON By Cops Who Let Muslim Migrants Call for Jewish Genocide.

Anti-grooming activist turned citizen journalist Tommy Robinson has reportedly been banned from entering his nation’s capital city — London — following his bizarre arrest while attempting to report, sympathetically, from the city’s March Against Anti-Semitism.

Robinson was detained by a huge team of Metropolitan Police officers on Sunday, who were filmed dragging him from the protest while simultaneously pepper-spraying him. They claimed that march organizers had expressed “concerns” Robinson’s presence would “cause fear” and said “he was spoken to and warned on more than one occasion that his continued presence in the area was likely to cause harassment, alarm and distress to others.” He was then arrested for refusing to leave.

Robinson was released from custody on Monday, and confirmed to The National Pulse that he has been charged with refusing to comply with a dispersal order. He says the Metropolitan Police’s leadership initially wanted to remand him in custody until his court appearance in January. His bail conditions include a requirement to stay away from London, effectively banning him from travelling anywhere inside the M25 motorway which surrounds the capital. He denounced the move as a “blatant abuse of my human rights.”

During his arrest, Robinson said he was covering the march in his capacity as a journalist, and asked the crowds nearby if he was causing any alarm, prompting cries of “No!” and “Leave him alone!”

Robinson’s treatment has intensified accusations of two-tier policing in the British capital. The police have backed anti-Israel protestor’s right to chant “from the river to the sea” – a call to destroy Israel – and rally openly for jihad.

They have also refused to arrest anti-Israel activists desecrating national war memorials, claiming trampling monuments to fallen soldiers is not against the law. Observers have pointed out such behavior actually violates several common law and statutory offenses, suggesting police did not act because they did not want to.

https://twitter.com/trobinsonnewera/status/1729136436320846113?s=12&t=ju97GtH3R5ftTcf9h1FWhw

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Anti-grooming activist turned citizen journalist Tommy Robinson has reportedly been banned from entering his nation’s capital city — London — following his bizarre arrest while attempting to report, sympathetically, from the city’s March Against Anti-Semitism. show more

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