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Anyone who hasn't publicly denounced mass immigration from the third world is complicit of these crimes against humanity. Not a single one of these cowards will even bother reading the horrors they have allowed.
The grooming gangs trial summary transcripts are utterly grotesque. It’s incredible we haven’t had mass civil unrest. Media reporting guidelines helped bottle it up. Some of these people are going to walk free soon.
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Un jeune de 18 ans aujourd’hui avait 4 ans lors des tueries de Mohamed Merah à Toulouse et Montauban. Il avait 6 ans lors de Charlie Hebdo et de l’Hyper Cacher. 7 ans au moment du Bataclan et des attentats du 13 novembre. 8 ans lors de l’attentat de Nice, de Magnanville et de l’assassinat du père Jacques Hamel. 10 ans lorsque le lieutenant-colonel Arnaud Beltrame est mort à Trèbes. 12 ans lors de l’assassinat de Samuel Paty et de l’attentat de la basilique Notre-Dame de Nice. 15 ans lorsque Dominique Bernard a été assassiné à Arras. À cela se sont ajoutés le Covid et les confinements au début de l’adolescence, la guerre en Ukraine, puis les émeutes de 2023. Autrement dit, cette génération a grandi avec le terrorisme, les hommages, les minutes de silence, les dispositifs de sécurité et les images de violences devenus une toile de fond presque permanente. Et après tout ça, t’as une connasse de Sciences-po qui te sort : "le 17 octobre 1961"
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Something me and others have been talking about for a while is that many liberals now feel that even casual low-stakes racism/prejudice is literally the worst possible sin -- worse than lying, stealing, cheating, even worse than violence -- but this is just obviously wrong
As E. Digby Baltzell wrote in his 1988 essay "The WASPs Last Gasp":
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Il y a quinze jours, à la discothèque, 400 clients, un seul d’origine Turque. Une seule embrouille en extérieur, il va à sa voiture, il revient avec un couteau. Ce week-end, 400 clients, deux clients d’origines maghrébines, une seule embrouille en extérieur, l’un d’eux va à sa voiture et revient avec un couteau. Les deux ont été gérés en quelques secondes car avec l’expérience nous maîtrisions ces situations d’une extrême dangerosité. Mais quand je vois toutes ces hordes de sauvages avec des origines immigrées évidentes qui ont causé la terreur dans tout le pays ce week-end, combien portent une arme, prêts à la sortir au premier qui voudrait protéger son bien ? (Couteau récupéré sur le Turc)
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It's a general pattern. It doesn't matter how many people leftists torture and murder. The scale of their atrocities is irrelevant. It was for "justice", so all is forgiven. For the right, it is very different. Cause a communist to break a fingernail in police custody after being arrested in the commission of a terrorist bombing and they will howl for the rest of time about fascist crimes against humanity. This works because rightists have a conscience, and leftists do not.
The same is true of the Tsarist regime. People just naturally assume, because we’ve all imbibed so much left-wing nonsense, that however bad repression was in the Soviet Union—tens of millions dead—things must have been worse under the Tsars. They really really weren’t.
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N'oubliez jamais que l'extrême gauche n'existe pas, c'est une invention médiatique pour faire croire qu'il y aurait une méchante gauche, celle qui pille et agresse, et une gentille gauche qui défend vos droits. La réalité est qu'il n'y a qu'une seule gauche au sein duquel certains commettent les violences, d'autres les justifient. La défense des droits est leur excuse. Il n'y a qu'une seule gauche, elle est unitaire et son action ressemble plus à du terrorisme qu'à de la politique.
DINGUERIE: un rassemblement en 𝗦𝗢𝗨𝗧𝗜𝗘𝗡 aux présumés 𝗖𝗔𝗦𝗦𝗘𝗨𝗥𝗦 à Grenoble devant le tribunal !! Surréaliste et écœurant. Avec @MLP_officiel et @J_Bardella , nous sifflerons la fin de la récréation pour les pillards du 17 octobre. Source vidéo : Le Dauphiné Libéré.
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Fatma, a shopkeeper: “They had knives. 80% of them were people from my own Muslim community. There were thousands of them. We’re screwed!” If even they acknowledge it’s their own people, what are the media waiting for to tell the truth?
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Women fear social ostracization over actual rapists and thieves. This is how they psychologically evolved to handle intratribal conflict, because most of human history (and most of the modern planet outside of the anglosphere) is an unbelievably cruel and unforgiving place. So this is why women will consistently choose abusers over the idea of being alone, and overwhelmingly vote for the State to be a substitute for a husband even when the second order consequences of doing so are horrific: Because a woman without her tribe is as good as dead.
For everyone who said “women will finally learn their lesson” - no. No, they won’t.
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Fun fact, Israel not only pioneered the Sanctions against Rhodesia It also Armed, trained and backed the Zanu and the jewish population within Rhodesia actively acted as spies for them and supported them politically. Israel is one of the main reasons Rhodesia does not exist
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Ahem. Five years ago I wrote a column about DNA test results that showed there was a 99.999998 percent chance that Ilhan Omar and her second husband Ahmed Elmi were siblings. A few hours before we went to press my informant was arrested by Biden's FBI. Funny that.
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Danish state TV finally shows a program about the grooming gang scandal. (Shown in the translated screenshot.) It is a three-part series about a case where the victim lied, and we see poor immigrants suffering from the accusations. The state TV channel has never had a program about the actual scandal, even though it's one of the biggest of this century. It is so aggravating that our tax money go to support this stuff. Its a constant barrage of harmful propaganda.
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Every study finding "evidence" that medical transition is beneficial is like 53 people sent a questionnaire two years after transition with a 40 percent loss to follow up rate. Meanwhile, Finland has rigorously tracked the mental health of every single patient who received gender medicalization over decades in the entire country and found that the rate at which patients required mental health treatment more than doubled after transition. The study is orders of magnitude larger and more methodologically rigorous than anything ever attempted by those claiming transition is medically necessary and lifesaving. And yet trans activists pretend that the vastly stronger study is weaker than their collection of hundreds of laughably weak, underpowered, and self-evidently tendentious studies. Any multiple of zero is zero.
The entire premise of ‘gender transition’ is a fraud. After cross-sex hormones and surgery, the share of young Finns needing psychiatric care went from 19% to 49%! Finland tracked every young person sent to its gender clinics, for up to 25 years. Among those given cross-sex hormones or surgery, 19.2% had needed specialist psychiatric care before their first clinic visit. After their last procedure, 48.9% did. Their matched peers stayed flat. We were told cross-sex hormones and surgery would fix these young people's mental health. Finland checked. After the drugs and the surgery, far more of them needed psychiatric care, not fewer. What Finland found Finland sends every young person who wants a medical "gender reassignment" to one of two university hospital clinics, in Helsinki and Tampere. Researchers led by Dr. Sami-Matti Ruuska, an adolescent psychiatrist, and Prof. Riittakerttu Kaltiala, a professor of adolescent psychiatry at Tampere University, pulled the national health records for every one of them. That's 2,083 people under 23 who went to those clinics between 1996 and 2019. Each was matched with eight people of the same birth year and hometown, 16,643 in all. Some were followed for up to 25 years. The new numbers Critics claimed the first analysis might have counted people who hadn't had their drugs or surgery yet. So in September the authors ran it again, starting the clock only after each person's last step: cross-sex hormones, breast removal, or genital surgery. •Before their first gender-clinic visit, 19.2% had needed specialist psychiatric care. •At some point after their last procedure, 48.9% did. •Their matched peers, counted from the same dates, went from 14.4% to 13.2%. After their last procedure, these young people were about six times as likely as the general population to need specialist psychiatric care. That held for both males and females. billboardchris.com/news/2026…
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Contre les émeutiers, j'ai un plan simple en 4 mesures. 1️⃣ Je rétablis la loi anti-casseurs, que François Mitterrand a abrogée. 2️⃣ Je rétablis les peines planchers, pour que les juges prononcent un minimum de sanctions. 3️⃣ Je fais payer les dégâts aux coupables et à leurs familles. 4️⃣ J'expulse d'emblée les étrangers et les sans-papiers arrêtés. Les binationaux condamnés seront déchus de la nationalité française et renvoyés dans le pays qu'ils disent aimer. Ce sont les seules solutions pour ramener la paix dans les rues de France.
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Monthly reminder that poverty does not correlate directly to violence The safest parts of Guatemala are the most impoverished & historically oppresed They are also majority Mayan Culturally, they handle violence differently than the rest of the country Crime is mostly Culture
You reduce crime by eliminating poverty. The reason so called nice neighborhoods have lower crime rates is because people’s basic needs are being met. It is not because of police, alarm systems, or neighborhood associations. Poverty creates crime.
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*You* can't. If you randomly killed a CBC journalist, your life would be over. Only the Indigenous, the highest racial caste in Canadian law, can kill their lessers with near-impunity.
In Canada, you can randomly kill a CBC journalist, and get out of prison to do more crime in just 1.5 years. This is bullshit. Our criminal justice system is completely broken. The Liberals who broke it aren’t going to fix it. cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/…
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Routine reminder all western governments knew replacement migration makes native birth rates worse and that international policial groups outright sought to destroy white homogeneity in their home nations.
It is an astonishing fact that half of all births in several Canadian provinces are to mothers not born in Canada. Immigration is 4-7 times native births. Canada is witnessing one of the fastest demographic transformation in history and will soon be less European than Mexico.
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À Marseille, la préfecture a compté 30 000 pillards, soit une division de l’armée. Sur RMC, une commerçante musulmane attaquée a raconté que 80% des agresseurs étaient « de sa communauté ». Il faut regarder la réalité en face.
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The Right was effectively outlawed after WW2. Not just in Europe but in America too. What we call the Right today is just a speed governor to slow down Leftist excesses until they can be made palatable to the public through academy and media programming.
There is no Right. There is just “not the Left.” Being on the Right today is the same as being a Protestant in the 16th century: No one agrees on anything, they just know they’re not Catholic.
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There is nothing behind his eyes. No recognition. The words you say have no meaning to him. He is just annoyed that your standards and love of animals temporarily inconveniences to him. He won't stop, no matter how many times you ask. He'll come back tomorrow and do it again, unless you deport him or give him the death penalty for doing this. That's the only way we can have nice things again.
Import the third world, and we import their barbaric practices. Look at that vacant stare, he sees nothing wrong with killing ducks so he can eat them. Deport him.
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Transformer la France en élevage intensif de cas sociaux du Tiers-Monde n'était peut être pas l'idée du siècle, tout compte fait.
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"The parole board [judged] him to be a "moderate to high risk of re-offending," but the refusal was overridden by a court that found that board erred in not taking account his Indigenous identity in reaching its decision. The Gladue Laws require leniency for indigenous criminals."
More than 120 students signed a petition calling for McGill University to allow a 61-year old man who strangled a woman to death and left another severely disabled back on campus. The killer is serving a life sentence but living in a halfway house and is allowed to attend the law school. The parole board refused his day parole request in 2022, judging him to be a "moderate to high risk of re-offending," but the refusal was overridden by a court that found that board erred in not taking account his Indigenous identity in reaching its decision. The Gladue Laws require leniency for indigenous criminals. His parole was briefly rescinded in May 2025 after it was found that he had collected the phone numbers of various women but has since been restored. The McGill law student's association accused the university of "undermining the principle of rehabilitation." "“We are shocked by the reactive manner in which McGill University has responded to this issue,” the association’s executive wrote Saturday in an email obtained by The Gazette. “As law students, we are taught to recognize the injustices perpetuated by the criminal justice system and to understand the importance of rehabilitation and offenders’ rights,” the email said. “It is therefore especially disappointing when our university, presented with an opportunity to guide us through critical learning, fails.” With 120 student lawyers like this, Canada's justice system can look forward to becoming even more fucked than it is already is.
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