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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Former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin, 47, has been seriously injured at an Arizona prison after being stabbed by another inmate. Currently serving a 22-year sentence for the “murder” of George Floyd, Chauvin was assaulted on Friday at the Federal Correctional Institution in Tucson, a medium-security prison that has faced recent challenges tied to security lapses and staffing shortages, according to AP reports.
The Bureau of Prisons confirmed the incident at FCI Tucson occurred around 12:30pm local time Friday. In their statement, the Bureau noted that staff had contained the incident and executed ‘life-saving measures,’ before the inmate was moved to a hospital for further treatment and evaluation. Chauvin was transferred to FCI Tucson from a maximum-security Minnesota state prison in August 2022 to concurrently serve a 21-year federal sentence for violating Floyd’s civil rights and a 22-and-a-half-year state sentence for second-degree murder.
Last week, Chauvin’s appeal of his murder conviction was rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court. He is also currently attempting a long-shot effort to overturn his federal guilty plea, asserting new evidence indicating he didn’t cause Floyd’s death. No staff injuries were reported in the attack, and the FBI has been alerted. Visitor access to the FCI Tucson facility, housing approximately 380 inmates, has been temporarily suspended.
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Former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin, 47, has been seriously injured at an Arizona prison after being stabbed by another inmate. Currently serving a 22-year sentence for the “murder” of George Floyd, Chauvin was assaulted on Friday at the Federal Correctional Institution in Tucson, a medium-security prison that has faced recent challenges tied to security lapses and staffing shortages, according to AP reports.
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A network of “sophisticated high-end brothels” servicing “elected officials, high tech and pharmaceutical executives, doctors, military officers, government contractors that possess security clearances,” and other high-status individuals kept “impeccable” business and financial records, according to investigators.
Department of Homeland Security Special Agent Zachary Mitlitsky has told the courts Han Lee, one of the alleged pimps charged with running the brothels, “maintained ledgers detailing the daily activity of her brothels.”
“At the time of the search warrant execution, one such ledger was open to a page showing the stage names, appointment dates and times and earnings of the women,” Mitlitsky said.
“Next to the ledger were envelopes containing bulk cash and handwritten notes with the stage names of women and a tally of their earnings,” he added.
The enterprise was international in scope, with over a million dollars in earnings identified, evidence of substantial money transfers to South Korea, and prostitutes trafficked to the United States from Asia.
Thus far, only Han Lee and alleged co-conspirators Junmyung Lee and James Lee have been charged by the Justice Department. The politicians, government officials, and other powerful clients of the alleged pimps, who operated in greater Boston and eastern Virginia, remain unidentified.
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A network of "sophisticated high-end brothels" servicing "elected officials, high tech and pharmaceutical executives, doctors, military officers, government contractors that possess security clearances," and other high-status individuals kept "impeccable" business and financial records, according to investigators.
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The U.S. and German governments now believe the Ukrainian military is incapable of retaking territory lost to Russia in the course of the latter’s invasion. According to the German news outlet BILD, the two governments hope Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will come to realize the need for negotiations with Russia. A German government source told the outlet, “Zelensky should come to the realization that things cannot go on like this.”
The failure of Ukraine’s counter-offensive has left U.S. and German officials concluding additional weapons shipments to the country should only be in quantities needed to hold the war front and prevent further Russian territorial gains. “He should address his nation of his own free will and explain that negotiations need to be carried out,” the government source said.
Earlier this month The National Pulse reported General Valery Zaluzhny, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), conceded Ukraine’s long-anticipated counter-offensive has “most likely” failed, with his men having advanced only a little over ten miles in months. Zaluzhny said an “attritional trench war” could “wear down the Ukrainian state,” and aides to President Volodymyr Zelensky have already expressed concern over the average age of a Ukrainian soldier having risen to 43 – especially as these middle-aged fighters “aren’t that healthy”.
Zelensky has continued to push Western governments for more lethal aid in his country’s conflict with Russia. In early November, Zelensky extended an invitation to former President Donald Trump — the 2024 U.S. presidential front runner — to visit Ukraine for a briefing on why the war must continue.
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The U.S. and German governments now believe the Ukrainian military is incapable of retaking territory lost to Russia in the course of the latter’s invasion. According to the German news outlet BILD, the two governments hope Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will come to realize the need for negotiations with Russia. A German government source told the outlet, “Zelensky should come to the realization that things cannot go on like this.”
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President Joe Biden announced there were no Americans were among the initial hostages released by Hamas after over 200 were taken by the terrorist group after a surprise attack on Israel on October 7th. Earlier today, Hamas released 24 hostages as part of a larger deal with Israel to release a total of 50 women and children held in Gaza in exchange for the release of 150 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. Thirteen of the hostages released were Israeli, with the others being mostly Thai nationals.
When asked when the first American hostages would be released, President Biden gave a muddled response: “We don’t know when that will occur, but we’re gonna expect it to occur.” The President went on to say, “We don’t know what the list of all the hostages are and when they’ll be released, but we know the numbers that are going to be release. It is my hope and expectation that it will be soon.”
The uncertainty and lack of concrete details in Biden’s remarks only added further confusion regarding U.S. efforts to secure the release of American citizens held by Hamas. Biden also claimed he believes Hamas’s barbaric October 7th surprise attack against Israel was motivated by his efforts to strike a peace-deal between Israel and Saudi Arabia – although he admitted he had no evidence proving the connection.
"When will the first American hostages be released?"
President Joe Biden announced there were no Americans were among the initial hostages released by Hamas after over 200 were taken by the terrorist group after a surprise attack on Israel on October 7th. Earlier today, Hamas released 24 hostages as part of a larger deal with Israel to release a total of 50 women and children held in Gaza in exchange for the release of 150 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. Thirteen of the hostages released were Israeli, with the others being mostly Thai nationals.
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More than half of the American electorate – 52 percent – say that either they or someone in their household owns a firearm, which represents the highest number on records that began in 1999, according to a recent NBC News national poll.
Pollsters, who surveyed 1,000 registered U.S. voters, learned that gun ownership has increased by six percent over the past four years. Exactly two-thirds of Republican voters are in close proximity to firearms, compared to 45 percent of independents, and 41 percent of Democrats. Notably, the largest increase in gun ownership occurred among Democrat voters, rising eight percent since 2019.
White voters own firearms at the highest rate at 56 percent – a three percent increase compared to 2019. Among black voters, gun ownership rose a whopping 17 percent in just four years from 24 percent to 41 percent.
“In the last ten years, we’ve grown [10 points] in gun ownership. That’s a very stunning number,” explained Micah Roberts, who was involved in conducting the survey.
“By and large, things don’t change that dramatically that quickly when it comes to something as fundamental as whether you own a gun,” he added.
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More than half of the American electorate – 52 percent – say that either they or someone in their household owns a firearm, which represents the highest number on records that began in 1999, according to a recent NBC News national poll.
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Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) superstar Conor McGregor has said members of the public should “evaporate” properties before they can be taken over “unannounced,” apparently in reference to hotels and other buildings which the Irish government is filling with migrants after giving locals short or zero advance notice.
“Do not let any Irish property be took over unnanounced,” wrote the former UFC featherweight and lightweight world champion. “Evaporate said property. It’s a war,” he continued, later reiterating “Ireland, we are at war” for good measure.
McGregor was apparently responding to news that the Irish government had begun piling the first of at least 70 migrant men into a 22-bedroom guest house in a residential area, barely a day after Integration Minister Roderic O’Gorman had claimed he would meet with locals to discuss their concerns.
The fighter made the comments after he had expressed anger over a migrant who was able to move to Ireland despite being a convicted pedophile murdering a young female teacher, but before another incident in which a migrant stabbed a woman and three toddlers outside a Dublin school.
This prompted an even more furious reaction from McGregor, who backed members of the public who rioted in response to the attack against smears they were “far right,” warning: “We are not backing down, we are only warming up.”
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Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) superstar Conor McGregor has said members of the public should "evaporate" properties before they can be taken over "unannounced," apparently in reference to hotels and other buildings which the Irish government is filling with migrants after giving locals short or zero advance notice.
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Total carjackings in Washington D.C. have now passed the 900 mark, with two incidents over Thanksgiving taking the count for 2023 to 901. Ninety-two of these carjackings took place over just the last 30 days, with carjackings for the year up by 108 percent on 2022.
Carjackings involving a firearm account for the lion’s share of incidents, at 695, and are up by even more than carjackings overall.
Several high-profile incidents have taken place recently, including one in which House Democrat Enrique ‘Henry’ Cuellar was carjacked outside a building housing many Congressmen, and a possible attempted carjacking involving Joe Biden’s granddaughter Naomi.
On its Carjacking Dashboard, the Metropolitan Police Department acknowledges carjackings “can be particularly scary” – but it insists that “[s]tatistically speaking… your chances of being a victim of carjacking are very slim”.
Preliminary data accurate to November 22nd indicates total crime in D.C. is up by 27 percent on 2022. Violent crime is up by an even higher 40 percent, including a 35 percent increase in homicide.
The D.C. government is entirely dominated by Democrats, with Mayor Muriel Bowser and every member of the City Council being members or former members of the leftist party.
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Total carjackings in Washington D.C. have now passed the 900 mark, with two incidents over Thanksgiving taking the count for 2023 to 901. Ninety-two of these carjackings took place over just the last 30 days, with carjackings for the year up by 108 percent on 2022.
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Riots have broken out in Ireland over the stabbing of a five-year-old boy, a five-year-old girl, a six-year-old girl, and a woman in her thirties near a school in Dublin, Ireland. The atrocity, committed yesterday by an immigrant from Algeria, has sparked a major national argument both on the streets and at a political and media level, with tensions likely to heighten.
Gript, a populist-leaning online news outlet, initially reported sources had informed them the suspect was an Algerian migrant. Soon after, the BBC said their sources reported the suspect was in his forties and “an Irish citizen, who has lived in the country for 20 years” – which would still make him an immigrant, though they avoided saying so.
Tensions are already high in Ireland over migrants being moved into hotels and other buildings, often unannounced, en masse. A migrant with convictions for child sex offences in his home country recently stabbed a young female teacher to death. News of the stabbing suspect’s foreign background provoked considerable public anger, which soon resulted in violent protests. Riot police were attacked, a squad car and a double-decker bus were torched, and stores have been looted vandalized within the past 24 hours.
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Irish riot police coming under attack by rioters in Dublin tonight as tensions rise following a mass-stabbing earlier in the day.
According to reports an Algerian man stabbed a woman and 3 children about to enter a school. pic.twitter.com/m7dcsiuH3G
Drew Harris, Commissioner of the An Garda Síochána, also known as the Gardai or Guards, initially refused to disclose the suspect’s nationality and claimed his motives were unknown. He did immediately accuse a “lunatic, hooligan faction driven by a far-right ideology” of being responsible for the riots, however.
Efforts to brand the protesters “far-right” have not gone down well, with Ireland’s biggest sports star, UFC fighter Conor McGregor, saying Harris’s response was “not good enough.”
“Innocent children ruthlessly stabbed by a mentally deranged non-national… There is grave danger among us in Ireland that should never be here in the first place, and there has been zero action done to support the public in any way, shape or form with this frightening fact,” he wrote on X.
JUST IN – Anti-immigrant protesters left a message on a burning bus in Dublin, Ireland: "Out" pic.twitter.com/NszazHrZmG
Riots have broken out in Ireland over the stabbing of a five-year-old boy, a five-year-old girl, a six-year-old girl, and a woman in her thirties near a school in Dublin, Ireland. The atrocity, committed yesterday by an immigrant from Algeria, has sparked a major national argument both on the streets and at a political and media level, with tensions likely to heighten.
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Left-wing media is panicking at the prospect of Donald Trump winning the 2024 presidential election because the former President intends to curb the power of federal agencies such as the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) as well as launch investigations into the Biden family‘s dubious financial affairs.
A reportpublished in the Guardian has raised the possibility of Trump’s second term being “openly authoritarian” and a throwback to either 1970s Latin America or 1930s Europe – a comparison used both before Trump was elected in 2016 and throughout his first presidential term.
“I’m hard pressed to find any candidates anywhere who are so open that they would use the power of the state to go after critics and enemies,” argues Harvard professor Steven Levitsky, who, however, fails to comment on the 91 indictments filed against the former President.
“This is one of the most openly authoritarian campaigns I’ve ever seen,” he adds.
The report is similarly spooked by the prospect of “Project 2025,” which aims to replace federal employees inside agencies like the FBI and DOJ and branches of government such as the Department of Homeland Security and Education with conservative-minded individuals.
It is suggested even former DOJ officials are “appalled” by the project. Donald Ayer, a former U.S. Deputy Attorney General, says, “Project 2025 seems to be full of a whole array of ideas that are designed to let Donald Trump function as a dictator, by completely eviscerating many of the restraints built into our system.”
Others are concerned that Trump would pardon January 6 protestors like Jacob Chansley, who was released early from federal prison after it was shown by Tucker Carlson that he was escorted into the U.S. Capitol by police officers. Trump is “promising them pardons for the insurrection. This is about giving power to an autocrat and letting his id take over,” asserts Columbia University researcher and CNN historian Timothy Naftali.
The 45th President is storming ahead of incumbent President Joe Biden in the polls less than 12 months before the 2024 presidential election. Trump is currently on course to receive over 300 Electoral College votes, way above the required 270 to become President.
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Left-wing media is panicking at the prospect of Donald Trump winning the 2024 presidential election because the former President intends to curb the power of federal agencies such as the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) as well as launch investigations into the Biden family's dubious financial affairs.
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