On this week’s #NCFDeprogrammed, hosts Harrison Pitt and Connor Tomlinson are joined by Rob Bates of the Centre for Migration Control.
Month: May 2025
Want to see the end of Europe? Go to Birmingham
Everyone knows that multiculturalism and mass immigration are changing the face of European cities and certainly not for the better. But if you say so, you are labeled a “reactionary”, or worse.
In Germany, it seems that the main problem now is to designate the AfD as a threat to democracy (there are already some states that would like to directly ban it and with them one in five German voters is an enemy of the state), in England a famous writer critical of immigration Renaud Camus is prevented from entering the country and in France the judges do not want to let Marine Le Pen run in the next presidential elections.
But preventing people from forming an opinion and being able to express it at the ballot box, especially when their way of life is at stake, does not seem like a very wise choice.
Want to see the end of Europe? Go to Birmingham.
What happened to the second largest English city and the largest local authority in Europe with 101 city councilors, that it ends up bankrupt and in newspapers and TVs all over the world, like CNN?
Matt Goodwin explains what Birmingham is:
“A city where less than half the residents are now white, one in three is Muslim, the vast majority of social housing has gone to people who were not born in the United Kingdom, one in seven openly rejects a British or English identity and more than one in five lives in families where the adults do not speak English as their primary language.”
Ayaan Hirsi Ali has just spoken about Birmingham in America comparing it to Lahore.
The city of Birmingham has spent £50 million on civil servants who were supposed to promote “diversity, equity, inclusion”. The Labour-led city has thrown away several million in a project to rename streets to reflect its progressive beliefs, such as “Diversity Grove” or “Equality Road”.
And since street cleaners are striking in support of Hamas and against Israel, the government must now send in the army to collect waste.
There is a lot of waste, but very little “diversity” in the city.
The city was driven into bankruptcy by the lawsuit filed by female employees demanding equal pay. Having declared bankruptcy, the city of Birmingham now provides only essential services and has relied on central government intervention to fill the budget gap. In the name of “fighting sexism”, the women of the city now find themselves without services for women and maternity care. It’s called woke.
In the streets of Birmingham, in front of commercial brands to purchase, conversion to Islam is advertised.
In the city, the muezzin calls to prayer. Everywhere.
And you have to be truly blind not to see what is happening. Or to quote British journalist Melanie Phillips, “British elites are in complete denial about the Islamization of the West.”
We still remember the surprise with which the city of Birmingham greeted the words of a Fox News commentator who spoke of the first Islamic city in the United Kingdom. Since then, just ten years ago, a lot has happened.
Muslim children in Birmingham have outnumbered Christians.
Churches in Birmingham are becoming mosques (the British have closed 3,500 churches in ten years, so there will be a lot of real estate supply).
In mosques, imams explain how to stone women.
And at university, Jews are no longer welcome: “Death to Zionists,” as in Iran.
If it is not yet defined a failed city, despite the rats and the stench, it surely looks a lot like one.
And in Birmingham, in 2005, there were the first immigration riots in all of Europe.
“In the working-class neighborhood of Small Heath, in the eastern part of the city, 95 percent of the population is Muslim,” Le Figaro reports. “Some shops have different closing times corresponding to daily prayers…Bookstores are religious. Travel agencies guarantee ‘Muslim friendly’ holidays. ‘ with destinations where customers – particularly female customers – are offered access to facilities with non-mixed spaces and pools where women can swim and ‘maintain modesty’”.
Another area is Sparkhill, the Telegraph reports: “In the last remaining pub in Sparkhill, if the Guinness signs weren’t enough, the gold lettering above the door should be: ‘Licensed to sell all kinds of alcohol’. Clearly. ‘There were 23 pubs in Sparkhill and this is the last one left,’ says owner Mark McDwyer. The Salah Al-Shahrazuri Mosque is one of five in Sparkhill.”
So if you go to Britain’s second largest city, you have to remember that you are not in Kabul or Karachi.
Streets lined with shops with signs in Urdu or Arabic. Hijabs, burqas, the call to prayer echoing through neighborhoods once known for their pubs. This is cultural destruction masquerading as progress.
I imagine the elderly working-class English couple whose Birmingham street has become unrecognisable, their local shops replaced by halal butchers, their culture deemed “obsolete” and replaced, their old Anglican church turned into a madrassa.
The end of Europe is there.
FIRST AMERICAN POPE! Cardinal Robert Francis Provest Elected 267th Pope — Taking the Name Leo XIV
Cardinal Robert Francis Provest was elected the 267th pope on Thursday.
Cardinal Provest from Chicago is the FIRST AMERICAN POPE!
Pope Leo XIV (formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost) is an American-born Catholic prelate who was elected Pope on May 8, 2025, taking the name Leo XIV. He is the first pontiff from the United States and the first from North America in the history of the Catholic Church.
Pope Leo XIV is generally regarded as a centrist within the Catholic Church, blending progressive social outreach with doctrinal conservatism, according to College of Cardinals Report.
Pope Leo XIV has consistently emphasized inclusivity and compassion toward marginalized groups, including the poor and migrants. He is also a strong advocate for synodality, promoting a more inclusive and participatory Church structure.
While progressive in social matters, Pope Leo XIV maintains traditional stances on key doctrinal issues. He opposes the ordination of women as deacons, expressing concerns that such changes might not address underlying challenges within the Church.
Regarding the Vatican’s 2023 document Fiducia Supplicans, which permits non-liturgical blessings for couples in irregular situations (including same-sex couples), he has emphasized the need for national bishops’ conferences to have doctrinal authority to interpret and apply such directives in their local contexts, given cultural differences.
Pope Leo XIV is seen as a continuation of Pope Francis’s vision, particularly in areas like environmental stewardship, outreach to the poor, and promoting a synodal Church.
Early Life and Education
Born on September 14, 1955, in Chicago, Illinois, Prevost comes from a family of French, Italian, and Spanish descent. He entered the Augustinian novitiate in 1977 and made his solemn vows in 1981. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Villanova University in 1977, a Master of Divinity from Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, and both a licentiate and doctorate in canon law from the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Rome.
Missionary Work and Leadership Roles
Prevost’s missionary work began in Peru in 1985, where he served in various capacities, including chancellor of the Territorial Prelature of Chulucanas, director of formation, seminary teacher, and judicial vicar in Trujillo. In 1999, he was elected provincial prior of the Augustinian Province of Chicago, and in 2001, he was elected Prior General of the Order of Saint Augustine, a position he held for two six-year terms.
Episcopal Service and Curial Positions
In 2014, Pope Francis appointed Prevost as apostolic administrator of the Diocese of Chiclayo in Peru, and he was consecrated as its bishop later that year. He served as bishop of Chiclayo until 2023. In January 2023, he was appointed Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops and President of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America, positions that significantly raised his profile within the Church hierarchy.
Afghan arrested after German store manager fatally stabbed during shift
An Afghan has been arrested in Germany after fatally stabbing his 41-year-old female boss during the evening cash count at the ‘New Yorker’ clothing store in Krefeld, North Rhine-Westphalia (photo).
According to local police and reporting by Bild, the attack occurred around 7:20 p.m. on Wednesday evening in the store’s recreation room, where the victim and the 25-year-old suspect were counting the day’s earnings.
“The woman was seriously injured with a knife, so that she succumbed to her injuries at the scene,” the Krefeld police stated.
Shortly after the stabbing, the suspect allegedly fled the scene with the day’s takings. However, his escape was short-lived. As he exited the store on Hochstraße, he ran directly into a group of officers and was immediately arrested.
The Krefeld Public Prosecutor’s Office has confirmed the homicide investigation is underway and that the suspect was taken into custody on Wednesday evening. “The perpetrator was arrested in the evening. He will be brought before a magistrate today,” a spokesperson told German media.
Police have since established a homicide squad to lead the investigation. While the motive behind the attack remains unclear, the suspect is expected to be formally charged with manslaughter and held in pre-trial detention. It is unclear why he will not be charged with murder.
Outside the store, colleagues left white flowers and a farewell card in memory of the victim which read, “The fact that you have left us has shaken us deeply. We want you to know that you were a wonderful person. You don’t often find someone like that. Now you’re in a better place.”
Authorities are expected to release more details following a scheduled press briefing at noon on Thursday.
https://rmx.news/article/afghan-arrested-after-german-store-manager-fatally-stabbed-during-shift/
‘Frasier’ star Kelsey Grammer regrets ex-girlfriend’s abortion: ‘Eats away at my soul’
Frasier star Kelsey Grammer opened up about his profound regret over his ex-girlfriend’s abortion in his newly released memoir, according to People.
This tragedy closely preceded another in the actor’s life: the 1975 rape and murder of his younger sister, which is the main subject of his memoir Karen: A Brother Remembers.
“I know that many people do not have a problem with abortion, and though I have supported it in the past, the abortion of my son eats away at my soul,” Grammer wrote in his book.
He related that just months before his sister’s death, his then-girlfriend became pregnant and decided to abort the baby. While he said he was “willing” to keep the baby, he “did not plead with her to save his life.”
Grammer admits he “volunteered to have my son’s body vacuumed out of his mother’s.” Before the authorization of medication abortion in the U.S., vacuum aspiration/suction was the most common method of abortion. As Live Action’s Lila Rose has explained, in this method, abortionists use “vacuums 10-20 times more powerful than a household vacuum cleaner to tear (babies) apart alive.”
“I regret it. That’s all I meant to say,” Grammer added.
Despite his harrowing regret over his own son’s abortion, he says he still believes abortion should be legal.
“I supported the idea that a woman has the right to do what she wants with her own body. I still do. But it’s hard for me. Still is,” he wrote.
However, Grammer personally regards abortion as morally abhorrent, likening abortionists to executioners.
“The doctor, or so-called doctors, who have executed generations of children in this manner — I have no idea how they call themselves doctors. Something about the ‘first, do no harm’ thing. But I offer no controversy,” he said.
The sitcom star revealed that he lost his faith for years after his sister’s death and pushed God out of his life.
“When the deaths occurred, starting with my grandfather, and then my dad — and I didn’t really know my dad — and then when Karen was killed, hanging on to what I’d always seen as a kind of gift of faith, became … hollow faith,” Grammer told Fox News.
“It wasn’t working. I thought, ‘Why did I lose this? What happened?’ I felt betrayed by it. And, so, I sort of cursed God at one point and said, ‘You know, hey, I’d rather you didn’t bother to help at this point because, honestly, this was colossal. I’m not interested.’”
Grammer’s life was marked by extraordinary family tragedy. After the murder of his father and the murder of his sister, his two half-brothers died in a scuba diving accident in the Virgin Islands.
He says that writing his memoir about his sister and her death, as well as his family, has helped with his faith.
“By virtue of writing this book, (my faith) has gained a little ground. By virtue of meeting Kayte, by virtue of living through what we’ve lived through as well, has fortified my faith,” Grammer said, referring to wife Kayte Walsh.
While Grammer doesn’t have supernatural faith — that is, faith in the fullness of God’s revelation — he says he has had a personal encounter with Jesus Christ.
“I have come to terms with (tragedy) and have found great peace in my faith and in Jesus. It’s not cavalier – Jesus made a difference in my life. That’s not anything I’ll apologize for,” he told USA Today.
Next ‘accident’ involving an SUV vehicle in Munich: Islamic attack rumoured
Yesterday lunchtime, a SUV car crashed into a group of people at a tram stop in Munich city centre. According to the police, seven people were injured, three of them seriously. The driver is a 52-year-old man. The authorities have so far assumed that the accident happened ‘while the tram was travelling’. There is currently no indication of a political or ideological cause, they added. Around 25 police officers, around 30 firefighters and a large number of volunteers from the emergency services were deployed at the scene. However, pictures and videos of the ‘accident’ vehicle were circulating on the internet, showing the clearly recognisable name of an Ottoman sultan on the rear window (see the following enlarged detail of the picture above). According to eyewitnesses, the driver is also said to be a man of Turkish and/or Arabic appearance.
Remarkably, this is the second incident of this kind in just a few days. It was only on Friday that a car crashed into a crowd of people in Stuttgart. Eight people were injured, one woman died of her serious injuries. ‘According to the current state of the investigation and based on the information available so far, our colleagues at the Olgaeck operation are assuming that this was a tragic road accident. There are currently no indications of an attack or a deliberate act,’ said the police. It was a 42-year-old driver who had lost control of his car when turning.
Despite all official announcements to the contrary, speculation is spreading in both cases, which make one wonder about the overly hasty classification as an accident, as there are great similarities to the terrorist attacks of recent years. In view of the state’s information policy in such cases, this is not surprising. When terrorists with a migration background were involved, everything was done to conceal this fact for as long as possible until the incidents disappeared from the headlines, which happened quickly thanks to the left-wing ideological bias of many media outlets. The next step was to hastily declare the perpetrators ‘mentally ill’, then suddenly the Russian secret service had to be used as the sinister perpetrator of the migrant terror.
Many now fear that terrorist attacks are being hastily categorised as accidents in order to cover up the extent of the danger. Even if many of these allegations ultimately turn out to be unfounded, the obvious and justified concerns of citizens nevertheless show the extent to which this state has lost the trust of large sections of the population.
Germany: Syrian caught spraying a swastika on an advertising pillar
In the early hours of Monday evening, May 5, 2025, a 25-year-old Syrian who lives in Bitterfeld-Wolfen spray-painted a symbol and lettering on an advertising pillar on the corner of Große Münzstraße and Otto-von-Guericke Straße in Magdeburg.
A young man was observed by an attentive Magdeburg woman using black spray paint to spray a swastika and lettering on an advertising pillar located there.
Thanks to the courageous behaviour of the witness, the 25-year-old man was kept in sight at all times so that police officers from the state police were able to identify and check the man shortly afterwards in Brandenburger Straße.
The police officers consequently found and seized the alleged weapon – a spray can of black paint – in the rucksack he was carrying.
No details can yet be given about the damage caused.
The Magdeburg police have opened a corresponding investigation.
Former Police Officer: I Would NEVER Join the Police Today and Wouldn’t Advise Anyone Else to
Clip from #NCFWhittle in which we are joined by former Metropolitan Police officer Paul Birch, a commentator on the politicisation of British police forces. After a quarter of a century in the police, Mr. Birch explains how the police went woke and why it’s so dangerous. To watch the full interview please click here: • Former Police Officer: Senior Police …
Husband and 6 family members charged in suspected honor killing of murdered wife in Sweden
Seven people have been charged in connection with the suspected honor killing of a woman in Eskilstuna, Sweden, last September, after she attempted to divorce her husband.
The victim, 27, was found dead in her home in the Nyfors district of Eskilstuna on Sept. 17, 2024, after she failed to report to work. According to prosecutors, she had been trying to end her marriage for several years.
In the days leading up to her death, her husband, who had been living abroad, returned to Sweden and was allegedly involved in closely monitoring her movements along with other family members, Aftonbladet reported on Wednesday.
“The investigation shows that the plaintiff has been trying to divorce her spouse for several years,” said prosecutor Tobias Lindblom. “During the weekend in question, the husband traveled from abroad, where he has lived for the past few years, to Eskilstuna and supervised the plaintiff together with several family members.”
Authorities believe the woman was murdered on Sept. 15 by her husband, who is suspected of strangling or suffocating her. Prosecutors claim that the murder was premeditated and that his mother played a central role in orchestrating the crime.
“All in all, I believe that at least part of the motive for the act has been to restore the family’s honor,” Lindblom stated.
The husband, his mother, and his brother have been charged with murder. The mother is also accused of conspiracy to commit murder, having allegedly attempted to recruit someone else to kill the woman in the fortnight leading up to the attack.
“There is also a recorded conversation between the deceased’s mother-in-law and the person she tried to instigate to murder the plaintiff, a few days before the murder was completed,” Lindblom added.
According to the indictment, the husband’s brother participated in the planning and reconnaissance, and helped to remove evidence after the crime. The husband’s sister and brother-in-law are also charged with aiding and abetting the murder.
Two additional women are charged with aggravated protection of a criminal, accused of helping the husband flee Sweden and tampering with evidence.
Three weeks after the murder, the husband and his mother were arrested in Athens, Greece, in coordination with Greek police. At the same time, the brother, sister, and brother-in-law were arrested in Södermanland County.
Despite the extensive evidence, including witness interrogations, tracked movements of the suspects, and digital communications, all of the accused deny the charges.
‘Handshake of Shame’: Macron Welcomes Islamist Al-Qaeda-Linked President of Syria to Paris
Jihadist president of Syria Ahmed al-Sharaa arrived in Paris on Wednesday for meetings with French President Emmanuel Macron.
The President of the new post-Assad Syrian government has made his first official trip to Europe in power, arriving in Paris on Wednesday afternoon. Macron’s spokesman said the talks would focus on a “free, stable, sovereign Syria that respects all components of its society”, fighting terrorism, and regional stability.
The Elysée Palace insisted it was not being naïve in inviting the Syrian and would not be complacent in talks as it pushed for protections for civilians.
President Ahmed al-Sharaa is former member of al-Qaeda and the Islamic State now leads al-Qaeda offshoot Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which leads the claimed “interim” government of Syria. Despite the pedigree of the government and its leading figures — its ruling cabinet includes United Nations-sanctioned terrorist Anas Hasan Khattab — many Western nations have rushed to legitimise post-Assad Syria, not least because it offers some hope of ending the migrant crisis that has been poison to centrist politics across Europe for a decade.
Despite the claims that al-Sharaa is the face of a more moderate and inclusive Syria, there have been claims of massacres since he came to power amid the Alawite and Druze minority communities. Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been pushing particularly hard to get sanctions against Syria lifted.
Al-Sharaa himself is still subject to a United Nations terrorism sanctions travel ban and France had to apply to the United Nations for an exemption to arrange the visit to Paris.
Rockstar of the French right Marion Marechal, the niece of Presidential candidate Marine Le Pen and the leader of her own political party Identity-Freedom (IDL) said welcoming Ahmed Al-Sharaa was Macron’s “handshake of shame”. The IDL said in a separate statement that rolling out the red carpet was a “betrayal of all victims of jihadism”.
Marine Le Pen herself called it a folly to receive a leader who is a former terrorist and “members of organizations that want to attack France”