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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
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Over 1,000 anti-Israel demonstrators disrupted traffic on the Manhattan Bridge on Sunday afternoon, as thousands attempted to return home from Thanksgiving celebrations. The New York Police Department (NYPD) reported that protesters demanding a ceasefire in Gaza shut down bridge traffic around 3:30 p.m, chanting: “Ceasefire, not genocide! President Biden pick a side!”
At 5:45 p.m., the NYPD reopened the bridge but advised motorists to anticipate traffic and potential delays. At least one woman and two men were arrested during the demonstration. The NYPD stated that the word “Gaza” was graffitied onto a supporting beam of the bridge. It is unclear whether the vandal was among those detained.
The Gaza conflict started on Oct 7th, after the Hamas terror organization launched a large-scale raid on Israel, killing around 1,200 and kidnapping hundreds of hostages. A temporary ceasefire, in return for the release of 50 hostages held by Hamas, was established on Wednesday, promising to extend for a minimum of four days and possibly more, depending on further hostage releases.
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Over 1,000 anti-Israel demonstrators disrupted traffic on the Manhattan Bridge on Sunday afternoon, as thousands attempted to return home from Thanksgiving celebrations. The New York Police Department (NYPD) reported that protesters demanding a ceasefire in Gaza shut down bridge traffic around 3:30 p.m, chanting: “Ceasefire, not genocide! President Biden pick a side!”
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Sometimes I look at these stories, as they are prepared for this “Top 10” every Sunday by our Jake Welch, and cannot believe how much has happened (and how much we have published!) in any given week
Sometimes I look at these stories, as they are prepared for this “Top 10” every Sunday by our Jake Welch, and cannot believe how much has happened (and how much we have published!) in any given week show more
Abortionists and abortion advocates are pushing to trigger referendums on liberalizing terminations in a further nine states, building on their successes in states such as Ohio in recent months.
“We’ve already seen the power of direct democracy in seven states where campaigns to protect or restore abortion rights won resoundingly,” boasted the CEO of the political arm of Planned Parenthood, Alexis McGill Johnson. “Across the country, voters are eager to fight the tide of anti-abortion policies pushed by politicians,” she claimed.
Pro-abortion activists are even pushing for referendums in states like Nevada, where the abortion limit is currently set at around 12 weeks with exceptions for cases involving incest, rape, and danger to the life of the mother. They want to increase the limit to the point of so-called “fetal viability,” around 24 weeks – despite the fact babies born as early as 21 weeks have survived.
Donald Trump has long warned Republicans against pushing too far, too fast in terms of abortion restrictions, suggesting bans from the point of conception or as early as six weeks, sometimes with no exceptions, lack broad public support, and will result in leftists being able to weaponize abortion to win political power and push through extreme anti-life policies.
“[W]e have to win elections. I can take a view, I can tell you my view is a strong view, but we have to win elections,” Trump told National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam in a recent interview.
“[T]he Democrats are the radicals because they’re willing, remember, I said during my debate with Hillary… [to] rip the baby out of the womb in the seventh, eighth, ninth month,” he explained, warning Republicans against allowing the left to “make you be the radical.”
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Abortionists and abortion advocates are pushing to trigger referendums on liberalizing terminations in a further nine states, building on their successes in states such as Ohio in recent months.
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Construction is underway for a massive camp to house illegal-immigrants in Chicago, Illinois and city officials appear to be trying to hide the matter from local residents and news stations. Repurposing a parking-lot for a now-defunct Jewel-Osco grocery store, city work crews have reportedly been active at the site as late as 1am, according to locals. When Chicago area news crews arrived to shed light on what exactly city construction crews were up to, however, officials blocked views of the site with a water truck and canvas attached to fencing.
This is insane.
Chicago is building a giant encampment for illegal migrants in the South Side.
Located at 115th Street and Halsted Street on the edge of Chicago’s historic South Side, the immigrant camp has rankled residents in the predominantly black neighborhood. While construction moves forward, the site is currently undergoing environmental testing before the city will install winterized tents to house a portion of the over 12,000 illegal immigrants who have flooded the Windy City.
Local resident Annette Cain called the use of the Jewel-Osco site for an encampment a “disgrace”, adding: “Why would you put our taxpayer dollars on migrants and not on the people who’ve been living in this community for decades and for their children and their grandchildren.”
Alderman Mosley made it clear that locals are opposed to the construction of immigrant encampment stating: “Our community did not want this… because the site was there and available and because the owners of the site sold the property to the city that was really what allowed this to come here.”
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Construction is underway for a massive camp to house illegal-immigrants in Chicago, Illinois and city officials appear to be trying to hide the matter from local residents and news stations. Repurposing a parking-lot for a now-defunct Jewel-Osco grocery store, city work crews have reportedly been active at the site as late as 1am, according to locals. When Chicago area news crews arrived to shed light on what exactly city construction crews were up to, however, officials blocked views of the site with a water truck and canvas attached to fencing.
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Attacks on South Africa’s predominantly white farmers increased by 21 percent in the third quarter of 2023, with 88 attacks launched for an average of almost one per day.
The figures were collected by the Community Safety Division of AfriForum, a civil rights organization with a focus on the Afrikaans-speaking white minority, often referred to as Boers. Covering the period from July to September, they contrast with 73 farm attacks from April to June, although murders during farm attacks are down from 23 to 13.
The attackers, who average 2.33 per incident, generally target the elderly, with the average age of the average age of their victims being over 60.
Rhetoric against Afrikaners and the white minority more generally in South Africa has intensified in recent months, with Julius Malema of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party leading packed stadiums in chants of “shoot to kill… kill the Boer, the farmer.”
The South African government, led by the African National Congres (ANC), is also targeting white farmers, by pushing to expropriate and redistribute their land without compensation and forcing them to submit to onerous “black economic empowerment” regulations or face restrictions on their ability to export to the United Kingdom and the European Union.
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Attacks on South Africa's predominantly white farmers increased by 21 percent in the third quarter of 2023, with 88 attacks launched for an average of almost one per day.
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Arthur Engoron, the Democrat donor judge overseeing a civil fraud lawsuit against Donald Trump, is upset members of the public are insulting him and “co-judge” Allison Greenfield. Court officials have filed affidavits arguing a gag order preventing Donald Trump from criticizing Engoron should not be lifted, supposedly to reduce the number of insults.
Court Officer-Captain Charles Hollon alleged Trump violated the gag order with remarks alleging “[Chuck] Schumer’s girlfriend, Allison R. Greenfield, is running this case against me.”
“When Mr Trump violated the gag orders, the number of threatening, harassing and disparaging messages increased,” claimed Hollon.
He provided transcripts of voicemails left for Engoron, describing the judge as a “little fruit cake” and a “fagot [sic] dork”. Other messages suggested Greenfield, his Democrat-linked law clerk, fellates his “micro penis”.
Some of the messages were anti-Semitic in character, though in others the caller said they “love Jewish [p]eople.” Some of the messages appeared threatening, suggesting Engoron “should be killed,” but others said he should “not [be] assassin executed… But [after] trial executed for your crimes.”
“The messages received by Justice Engoron and his staff every day [have] created an ongoing security risk for the judge, his staff and his family,” Hollon claimed, insisting the gag order reduced the volume of supposed threats.
Threats sent to the voicemail of Judge Arthur Engoron, according to an affidavit filed by Charles Hollon, a Court Officer-Captain in the NY Department of Public Safety. pic.twitter.com/b9T90WfXBo
Arthur Engoron, the Democrat donor judge overseeing a civil fraud lawsuit against Donald Trump, is upset members of the public are insulting him and "co-judge" Allison Greenfield. Court officials have filed affidavits arguing a gag order preventing Donald Trump from criticizing Engoron should not be lifted, supposedly to reduce the number of insults.
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UFC star Conor McGregor has backed members of the public protesting after three small children and a woman were stabbed by an immigrant in Dublin, Ireland.
McGregor said the stabber should face “[t]orture and death” and slammed an Irish Timesjournalist accused of branding anti-immigration protests far-right. Describing the reporter as the “absolute picture of weak and feeble,” McGregor warned: “In a war you are nothing. We are not backing down, we are only warming up.”
Addressing journalists keen to dismiss concerns over mass immigration as far-right, the former two-weight world champion wrote that after “[o]ne of the most horrific crimes this nation ever seen has occurred, we do not care anymore what you sad cases have got to say.”
“There will be no backing down until real change is implemented for the safety of our nation,” McGregor continued.
“We are not losing any more of our wom[e]n and children to sick and twisted people who should not even be in Ireland in the first place. Call it what you want. We do not care.”
UFC star Conor McGregor has backed members of the public protesting after three small children and a woman were stabbed by an immigrant in Dublin, Ireland.
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