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August 5, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration
UK

Farage: Parliament Must Be Recalled to Debate Two-Tier Policing, Mass Migration Amid Riots.

Reform Party leader Nigel Farage is asking for Parliament to be recalled as disorder spreads across the United Kingdom in the wake of a mass stabbing, allegedly by Rwandan migrants’ son Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, in Southport. The Member of Parliament (MP) for Clacton-on-Sea says he is “appalled” by the violence, but the “fracturing of our communities as a result of mass, uncontrolled immigration, whether illegal or illegal,” must be addressed.

“Ever since the soft policing of the Black Lives Matter protests, the impression of two-tier policing has become widespread,” Farage noted. Police forces do appear to be taking a much more combative approach towards what Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is labeling “far-right thugs” than they did towards BLM or more recent ethnic minority rioters in Harehills, Leeds. There is also little evidence of officers moving against roving mobs of armed Muslims currently roaming the streets in response to the protests.

“The majority of our population can see the fracturing of our communities as a result of mass, uncontrolled immigration, whether legal or illegal. Yet to attempt to debate this in the public arena leads to immediate howls of condemnation,” Farage lamented.

“A population explosion without integration was always going to end badly. I have said this for many years,” he added.

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Reform Party leader Nigel Farage is asking for Parliament to be recalled as disorder spreads across the United Kingdom in the wake of a mass stabbing, allegedly by Rwandan migrants' son Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, in Southport. The Member of Parliament (MP) for Clacton-on-Sea says he is "appalled" by the violence, but the "fracturing of our communities as a result of mass, uncontrolled immigration, whether illegal or illegal," must be addressed. show more
August 5, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
Media
UK

Chief Correspondent at State-Owned UK News Network Deletes Videos of ‘Asians’ Attacking White People.

Alex Thomson, chief correspondent and presenter at Britain’s state-owned Channel 4 News network, has deleted videos he posted over the weekend showing “Mobs of Asian men” attacking white people amid protests over the mass stabbing of multiple young girls, allegedly by a migration-background teenager in Southport, England.

While Southport suspect Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, the son of Rwandan migrants, is not known to be Muslim and is not himself a first-generation immigrant, protests over the mass stabbing have been flaring near mosques and hotels hosting illegal aliens, with demonstrators tying the mass stabbing to broader failures of mass migration and integration.

Some protestors have been involved in vandalism and clashes with police, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer branding them “far-right thugs” and promising a draconian crackdown—but armed Muslim counter-demonstrators are also roaming the streets, with the police adopting a much less aggressive stance towards them.

Thomson posted a video from Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, on X (formerly Twitter) showing “Mobs of Asian men attacking white men” and “More Asian men attacking lone white individuals.” He suggested these attacks “appear[ed] to be in response to earlier violence meted out by overwhelmingly white anti- immigrant [sic] marchers.”

In Britain, “Asian” typically refers to people from South Asia, chiefly India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and, in recent years, Afghanistan, rather than the Far East.

By Monday morning, all of Thomson’s posts had been deleted. However, similar videos he shared showing white people clashing with police or being arrested are still online.

Other X users have preserved copies of Thomson’s videos of white people being assaulted. As of the time of publication, it is unclear whether or not Channel 4 will allow them to remain up.

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Alex Thomson, chief correspondent and presenter at Britain's state-owned Channel 4 News network, has deleted videos he posted over the weekend showing "Mobs of Asian men" attacking white people amid protests over the mass stabbing of multiple young girls, allegedly by a migration-background teenager in Southport, England. show more
August 4, 2024
News
UK

ANARCHY IN THE UK: Riots in Major Cities, Protesters Storm Migrant Hotel.

Two police officers were hospitalized following clashes between protesters and counter-demonstrators in the southwest city of Bristol this weekend. One officer was struck on the head with a chair, and another was kicked off his motorcycle in scenes similar to those that have broken out all across the nation. The recent wave of protests comes in reaction to a triple homicide in Southport, where three young girls were killed at a Taylor Swift-themed dance party.

Protesters in Bristol were heard chanting slogans such as “we want our country back” and “England ’til I die.” Counter-demonstrators responded with chants of “racist scum, off our streets.” Not all protests were violent, but the confrontations that did occur followed a tumultuous week of unrest across the country.

Labour Party leader and recently elected Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer condemned the protesters and announced that he was going on vacation, leaving the country to be led by his Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner.

Over the weekend, more than 30 protests were planned, and additional riot police were deployed. In Rotherham, about 100 pro-refugee demonstrators gathered outside a hotel housing illegal migrants and asylum seekers, which led to anti-mass migration protesters storming the building, reportedly smashing windows.

Nationwide, there has been a chorus of condemnation from police officials and politicians, the polar opposite response from when ‘Black Lives Matter UK’ protesters smashed up cities and destroyed statues across the nation in solidarity with the George Floyd protesters in the United States in 2020.

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Two police officers were hospitalized following clashes between protesters and counter-demonstrators in the southwest city of Bristol this weekend. One officer was struck on the head with a chair, and another was kicked off his motorcycle in scenes similar to those that have broken out all across the nation. The recent wave of protests comes in reaction to a triple homicide in Southport, where three young girls were killed at a Taylor Swift-themed dance party. show more
uk cops
August 2, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Culture
News
UK

Leaks Reveal London Cops Handing Out No-Whites Awards.

London’s Metropolitan Police is under scrutiny for offering awards exclusively to black officers, leading to accusations of racism against white personnel. An email circulated by a police superintendent ahead of Black History Month—which Britain holds in October—solicits nominations for officers “of black heritage” who have demonstrated leadership, excellence, or resilience.

The email outlines eight awards, including categories for exceptional leadership and perseverance, all of which recognize black officers’ contributions. Kevin Hurley, a former Detective Chief Superintendent, criticized the awards as discriminatory. “The Met should not hand out awards based on officers’ skin color,” he said.

Hurley argued that this approach unfairly sidelines non-black officers who also deserve recognition.

A police source contends that the focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is misdirected, suggesting that it detracts from the core duties of the police force. “The Met’s obsession with DEI undermines its primary role and fails to deliver the service London needs,” the source argued.

According to former Cabinet Secretary Kemi Badenoch, diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) jobs funded by British taxpayers cost at least half a billion pounds per year. Britain has seen an “explosion” in DEI hires, and the country has twice as many DEI workers as any other country.

Often, DEI mingles with woke ideology, as in the United States, with spies explicitly told not to use terms like “radical Islamists” in case they offend Muslims.

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London's Metropolitan Police is under scrutiny for offering awards exclusively to black officers, leading to accusations of racism against white personnel. An email circulated by a police superintendent ahead of Black History Month—which Britain holds in October—solicits nominations for officers “of black heritage” who have demonstrated leadership, excellence, or resilience. show more
August 2, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration
UK

WATCH: Farage Blasts Leftist UK PM for Blaming Disorder After Mass Stabbing of Girls by Migration-Background Teen on ‘Far Right.’

Reform Party leader Nigel Farage has taken Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to task for his response to the disorder following the deadly mass stabbing of a number of young girls by a migration-background teenager in Southport, England. Starmer, of the leftist Labour Party, has promised a draconian crackdown on the “far right” in response to the disorder, contrasting with his disinterest in contemporary riots and disorder involving ethnic minorities.

“[Starmer’s] conclusion [is] very simple, it’s all the far right, as if they’re causing all of the problems. No, the far right are a reaction to fear, to discomfort, to unease that is out there, shared by tens of million of people,” Farage said.

“Let me be clear: I don’t support street violence. I don’t support thuggery of any kind,” the Brexit leader stressed. “But I am worried not just about the events in Southport, but about societal decline that is happening in our country. Law and order, folks, on our streets, is breaking down.”

“This Prime Minister hasn’t got an earthly clue how to deal with it,” Farage added, calling for tougher prison sentences for knife criminals and more use of stop-and-search powers by police, without being afraid to use them against people who are not white.

“Mr Starmer, just to blame a few far-right thugs, to say that’s the root of our problems, doesn’t work,” he concluded.

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Reform Party leader Nigel Farage has taken Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to task for his response to the disorder following the deadly mass stabbing of a number of young girls by a migration-background teenager in Southport, England. Starmer, of the leftist Labour Party, has promised a draconian crackdown on the "far right" in response to the disorder, contrasting with his disinterest in contemporary riots and disorder involving ethnic minorities. show more
August 2, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Immigration
UK

ICYMI: Cops Arrest Over 100 People Protesting Mass Stabbing of Children.

Over 100 protestors in London were arrested on Thursday while demonstrating against the fatal stabbing of three young girls by a migration-background teenager in Southport, England. A total of 111 people were arrested for assaulting police officers, breaching protest conditions, and other offenses. Additionally, 60 others were arrested under the Public Order Act 1986 for failing to comply with protest conditions but not taken into custody.

Demonstrators gathered for the ‘Enough is Enough’ protest clashed with police in Whitehall, which hosts many government departments. London’s Metropolitan Police reported that one officer was punched in the chest, and another was kicked multiple times. However, video footage also shows officers attacking demonstrators, seemingly without provocation.

Generally, the police response to the mass stabbing protestors seems to have been far more aggressive than the response to ethnic minority riots in Leeds recently, or the surrounding of a Rochdale police station by Muslims angry over a fight between officers and their co-religionists at Manchester Airport.

Protests also took place in Hartlepool, Manchester, and Aldershot, where several more arrests were made.

The protests come in the wake of the fatal stabbing of three young girls aged six, seven, and nine, who were attending a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport, England. Several other girls, two female dance teachers, and a man in his sixties who tried to intervene were also stabbed, with many left in critical condition.

Seventeen-year-old Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, born in Wales to Rwandan migrants, has been arrested and charged with multiple murder and attempted murder counts.

Following the protests, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer promised to crack down on those protesting against the mass stabbing, branding them “far-right.”

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Over 100 protestors in London were arrested on Thursday while demonstrating against the fatal stabbing of three young girls by a migration-background teenager in Southport, England. A total of 111 people were arrested for assaulting police officers, breaching protest conditions, and other offenses. Additionally, 60 others were arrested under the Public Order Act 1986 for failing to comply with protest conditions but not taken into custody. show more
August 1, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
UK

Leftist UK PM Promises Draconian Crackdown on People Protesting Mass Stabbing of Children.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to bring the “full force of the law” down on people protesting the murder of a number of young girls, allegedly by a mass stabber born to Rwandan migrants in Southport, England. Some of the protests have descended into disorder or small-scale rioting, with police adopting a much more confrontational approach to them than they have with ethnic minority rioters.

The Labour politician said information on the suspect, Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, and his background would not be forthcoming any time soon, insisting that “the time for answering… questions is not now,” claiming that transparency could “prejudice” his trial.

Starmer branded those involved in the “far-right” protests in Southport, London, Hartlepool, and other communities a “tiny, mindless minority in our society.”

“We’ve resolved to show who we are: a country that will not allow understandable fear to curdle into division and hate in our communities,” he said of a meeting he has held with police leaders.

“I will not permit under any circumstances a breakdown in law and order on our streets,” he said, although migration-background men have been involved in a number of riots, police station sieges, and machete brawls in recent weeks without a prime ministerial press conference.

“Let’s be clear, it’s not ‘protest,’ it’s not ‘legitimate.’ It’s crime… an assault on the rule of law,” he declared. “These thugs are mobile; they move from community to community, and we must have a policing response that can do the same, he continued, pledging “wider deployment of facial recognition technology” and “criminal behavior orders to restrict their movements.”

He also warned “large social media companies and those who run them” that “violent disorder clearly whipped up online… is also a crime; it’s happening on your premises.”

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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to bring the "full force of the law" down on people protesting the murder of a number of young girls, allegedly by a mass stabber born to Rwandan migrants in Southport, England. Some of the protests have descended into disorder or small-scale rioting, with police adopting a much more confrontational approach to them than they have with ethnic minority rioters. show more
August 1, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
UK
World

Far-Left Lawmaker on Terror Watchlist Calls for ‘Antifa Response’ to Britons Rioting Over Mass Stabbing.

A French lawmaker who is a far-left extremist Antifa associate listed on the French S-File terrorist watchlist is calling for an Antifa response to riots in the United Kingdom. The riots broke out in response to the fatal stabbing of multiple young girls by a migration-background suspect, leaving three dead.

National Assembly member Raphaël Arnault, of the far-left France Unbowed party (LFI), is calling for an “antifascist response” to riots in Southport, England, which saw over 50 police officers injured in the aftermath of the mass stabbing by a 17-year-old suspect born in Wales to Rwandan migrants.

Arnault, 29, founded the Antifa group Jeune Garde Antifasciste in Lyon in 2018. He is the first known person to be elected while on the S-File terrorist watchlist, having been placed on it for his far-left extremist activities by three separate agencies, including the DGSI, France’s internal intelligence agency.

He has also been charged and convicted for politically motivated violence in the past, receiving a four-month suspended prison sentence which he is currently appealing.

Members of Antifa in Europe have carried out several violent attacks in Europe in recent years, including the notorious German Hammerbande (Hammer Gang) which went on a rampage in Budapest, Hungary, in February of 2023, attacking right-wingers and innocent bystanders with hammers.

Like Arnault, a member of the Hammerbande was also recently elected despite having been arrested for her connection to the attacks in Budapest. Hammerbande member and Italian national Ilaria Salis was elected to the European Parliament in June as part of the Greens and Left Alliance and, as a result, gained parliamentary immunity from legal proceedings against her in Hungary.

Image via Wikimedia Commons. 

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A French lawmaker who is a far-left extremist Antifa associate listed on the French S-File terrorist watchlist is calling for an Antifa response to riots in the United Kingdom. The riots broke out in response to the fatal stabbing of multiple young girls by a migration-background suspect, leaving three dead. show more
August 1, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration
UK

Riots Spread as Mass Stabber Who Targeted Young Children Named as Axel Muganwa Rudakubana.

Disorderly protests over the deadly mass stabbing of a number of people, mostly young girls, at a Taylor Swift-themed dance and yoga class in Southport, England, are spreading, with police taking a confrontational approach and arresting dozens. The suspect in the case, who will turn 18 shortly, has been named as Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, born in Wales to migrants from Rwanda. The corporate media are illustrating stories about Rudakubana with a photograph taken when he was a small child, markedly different from his appearance in court sketches.

More than a hundred people were arrested in central London on Wednesday evening on Whitehall, near Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer‘s official residence on Downing Street, apparently including a 73-year-old woman with a pacemaker. While there are reports of many police officers being injured, in some cases, they appear to have started fights with the demonstrators themselves.

Many people are contrasting police forces’ combative approach towards the mostly white mass stabbing protestors to their habit of simply abandoning the streets when minority communities begin rioting, as when Roma Gypsies flipped police cars and torched buses at a recent riot in Harehills, Leeds.

This was not lost on yesterday’s demonstrators, with some taking up chants of “Where the f**k were you in Leeds?”

Protests also turned violent in Hartlepool, with a police car set on fire, multiple officers pelted with eggs and other missiles, and eight arrests.

Aldershot also saw protests centered on a hotel where illegal aliens are being housed at taxpayers’ expense. Protestors held placards bearing slogans such as “no apartments for illegals” and “deport them, don’t support them,” with at least two being arrested.

Manchester also saw some minor unrest.

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Disorderly protests over the deadly mass stabbing of a number of people, mostly young girls, at a Taylor Swift-themed dance and yoga class in Southport, England, are spreading, with police taking a confrontational approach and arresting dozens. The suspect in the case, who will turn 18 shortly, has been named as Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, born in Wales to migrants from Rwanda. The corporate media are illustrating stories about Rudakubana with a photograph taken when he was a small child, markedly different from his appearance in court sketches. show more
bbc
July 31, 2024
Crime
Media
UK

Top BBC Anchor Pleads Guilty to Making Indecent Images of Children.

Top BBC news anchor Huw Edwards has pleaded guilty to child pornography charges. Edwards made his court appearance at Westminster Magistrates Court on Wednesday, July 31 where he admitted to all charges.

The BBC broadcaster, recognized as the highest-paid news anchor until April, pleaded guilty to three counts relating to indecent images of children in his first public sighting in several months.

A Metropolitan Police investigation culminated in Edwards being charged with three counts of “making indecent images of children” in late June. The offenses, spanning December 2020 to April 2022, allegedly pertain to images shared via WhatsApp. Edwards is accused of possessing six category A images, which are characterized by penetrative sexual activity, sexual activity with an animal, or sadism.

Edwards, known worldwide for announcing the death of Queen Elizabeth II in 2022, was apprehended five months before his departure from the BBC and faced charges two months later.

Due to the ongoing legal proceedings, the BBC has refrained from commenting on the case, clarifying whether Edwards was on their payroll post-arrest, or confirming if they had prior knowledge of his legal troubles.

The case echoes that of former BBC host and DJ Jimmy Savile, who sexually abused children for decades but was never arrested or charged before his death in 2011.

This fueled speculation about how much the BBC knew about his activities. Many believe the broadcaster may have ignored it or engaged in a cover-up.

The BBC is funded by British taxpayers, who must pay for a TV license or face heavy fines backed by the threat of imprisonment.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has called for the scrapping of the TV license, arguing the biased broadcaster should switch to a subscription model.

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Top BBC news anchor Huw Edwards has pleaded guilty to child pornography charges. Edwards made his court appearance at Westminster Magistrates Court on Wednesday, July 31 where he admitted to all charges. show more

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