NCF Senior Fellow Dr. Philip Kiszely joined GB News to discuss a new report showing the scale by which white working class children are lagging behind their ethnic minority peers.
Month: September 2025
France: Tunisian bakery worker admits to nearly strangling young woman to death because ‘she refused to have sex with him’
A 26-year-old Tunisian illegal migrant has been arrested for leaving a young woman naked and nearly dead in an apartment in Angoulême on Aug. 29. He has now been imprisoned.
The suspect has been charged with attempted rape and attempted murder for his actions, said Stéphanie Aouine, Angoulême’s public prosecutor, in an interview with Le Figaro.
On Aug. 29, around noon, the 23-year-old woman screamed from her apartment window in Angoulême that she needed help. Officers on patrol managed to spot her.
The young woman was found naked, severely injured, and in a state of shock. She was unable to speak. Police immediately transported her to the hospital.
She suffered several fractured cervical vertebrae. In addition, due to the suspect strangling her, she also suffered myocarditis, which is a form of damage to the heart.
Across her body, she also suffered from a range of bruises, including to her knees, shoulders, and neck.
On the same evening of the attempted murder, the owner of a local bakery called the police and told them that one of his employees had confessed to entering a woman’s home. The man, the Tunisian suspect, told the owner that he believed he had killed the woman.
The suspect was located quickly by police and placed under arrest.
Once in custody, he admitted to strangling the victim “because she refused to have sex with him,” according to the report from Le Figaro.
Another police source told JDD that he “tried to rape a woman and left her for dead.”
It is unclear whether the victim and the suspect knew each other.
Le Figaro stated that the man has no criminal record.
Remix News has covered similar cases many times in the past, including the stories linked in this piece. It has gotten to the point that French women have formed Collectif Némésis, a group representing women’s rights in the face of sexual harassment, assault, and rape.
The group writes: “We have all made the same observation: The people who attack us daily are mostly non-natives. We created Nemesis because mainstream feminist organizations are very reluctant to talk about cases like the Cologne sexual assaults (caused by people of Middle Eastern or North African origin) or large-scale rape and pimping of female British minors in Rotherham, Telford, Rochdale, Derby, Oxford, etc. (organized exclusively by members of the Indo-Pakistani community). But also because street harassment is mainly the work of men from a different culture, and feminist associations try to hide this fact by masking our very concrete problems with abstract concepts such as ‘patriarchy.’”
Marseille: Abdelkader D., a Tunisian under police supervision, injures several people with a knife while shouting “Allah Akbar”; the police neutralize him with a fatal shot (video)
A man leaving a kebab store injured three people with a knife in the 1st arrondissement of Marseille at around 14:45 on Tuesday, according to police sources. He ran towards Saint-Charles station, turned back and attacked another person, shouting “Allah Akbar”. The police then used their tasers and one of them fired a shot at the perpetrator. The suspect, Abdelkader D., 35 years old, is a Tunisian citizen with regular residence status (residence permit valid until February 23, 2032). He is already known to the TAJ and the territorial intelligence service for his “ violent and unstable behavior ”, according to a police source. His condition is life-threatening. The condition of the four injured, on the other hand, is not life-threatening. An investigation has been launched.
Marseille : Abdelkader D., un Tunisien déjà connu de la police, blesse plusieurs personnes au couteau en criant « Allah Akbar » ; la police le neutralise mortellement par balle (MàJ : Vidéo)
— Fdesouche.com est une revue de presse (@F_Desouche) September 2, 2025
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According to our information, an argument broke out between the perpetrator and the staff of a hotel where he stopped paying his rent. The suspect, a Tunisian national who, according to a source familiar with the case, is under judicial supervision and has a weapons ban, assaulted four people, including the hotel manager and a guest, before taking to the streets and threatening border police officers. They used a stun gun before shooting the man, who was reciting a sura from the Koran. According to a source, three victims are currently in the emergency room, while a fourth victim’s life is in danger. All were wounded with a long knife and were treated by emergency services.
A man was fatally shot by police gunfire as he rampaged with an iron bar and two knives in Rue Cours Belsunce in Marseille on Tuesday afternoon, September 2, BFMTV has been told by Marseille’s public prosecutor. Shortly before, the same man had stabbed three people in a hotel room. One of them is in mortal danger.
South Africans Fear for the UK’s Future
Witkruis Monument, a monument complex that commemorates lives lost in South African farm attacks. Bill Gobey was shot in the face (and according to court documents died shortly afterwards from an unrelated cause) and his wife killed at Hekpoort, North West, when robbers tried to steal a safe from their rondavel.Wikimedia Commons, Johnnyhurst, CC-BY-SA-3.0
The glorious vistas of the Great Karoo, South Africa’s semi-arid desert, are an unforgettable vision to behold. Across the rust-coloured plateaus and mountains, plants tussle to grow between ironstone boulders, many of which have Stone Age art or symbols scratched onto them. The descendants of English and Afrikaner settlers somehow farm this seemingly unfarmable earth and frequently venture up onto the mountainsides to hunt impala and kudu—essential for land management and local food security in what is one of the most hostile environments on earth.
Over the last couple of years, I have got to know a number of farming families in this region. They strike me as providing a window into an older world. The manners and conduct of empire persist in the Great Karoo, where people customarily say grace before meals, introduce themselves to each other with “How do you do?”, and gather to watch cricketers on the green arrayed in their neatly pressed whites. They gather in old colonial clubs in the evening, often under a bust of Queen Victoria flanked by the hunting trophies won by prior members; ladies and gentlemen in khaki suits and silk neck scarves discuss the virtues and disadvantages of Angus cattle compared to indigenous breeds whilst sipping G&Ts or swigging pints of Imperial IPA. Within the UK, the country’s native culture is rapidly vanishing, but it apparently lives on in the Commonwealth.
On my most recent visit to the Karoo, what surprised me was the anxiety of South Africans of European heritage regarding the future of the United Kingdom. “What the hell is happening to Britain?” and “How can you all just let your country be destroyed?” were common questions to which I had to come up with some hasty, tentative answers as I spoke with friends and new acquaintances.
They are, it transpired, far more fearful about the future of the UK than the future of South Africa. As far as they are concerned, South Africa is on the up. Race relations have improved a little. ‘Black’ South Africans of Xhosa, Zulu, Cape Coloured or other heritage increasingly seem to appreciate that where South African society is relatively stable, or where politics functions as it ought, it’s because South Africans of European heritage are heavily involved—either directly or as advisers, councillors, lawyers, employers, or in some other way. Over recent decades, so-called ‘whites’ have been made to feel unwelcome, but by now, those who might have left have already gone, and those who remain are there to stay. Generally speaking, they stay in South Africa with every intention of building it up, whether they feel unwanted or not.
Much work is being done in South Africa to expose financial and political corruption and to punish those behind it. Especially in the Karoo—perhaps more there than elsewhere—I witness significant collaboration and sympathy between South Africans of different ethnicities, whilst not diminishing their differences or unique cultures, of which they’re rightly proud. Again, among those ‘white’ South Africans with whom I’ve spent time, the concern was not for their country but for mine. They love Britain, its history, its customs and traditions, which characterise the way of life of many South Africans.
Nearly all conversations about the future of the UK orbit the issue of its demographic transformation due to a migration policy (or lack of policy) against which Brits have voiced their opposition time and again, to the utter neglect of their political class. But the question may reasonably arise in our minds: if these South Africans are so against the arrival of foreigners in Britain, aren’t they hypocrites for remaining in South Africa, where they are supposedly the foreigners?
The fact is, however, that Dutch and British settlers were buying land from natives and beginning to farm it as early as the mid-17th century, long before the Bantu expansion took the ancestors of the Xhosa and Zulu people, who together now make up at least half the population, into the area. The original people of South Africa, namely the San and Khoekhoe peoples, were mostly driven into what’s today Namibia and Botswana by the Bantu invaders. Thus, if there were any attempt to kick out ‘non-natives’ from South Africa, strictly speaking, nearly the entire population would have to leave.
All that, though, is an issue for historians to think about. For, during my conversations with South Africans, it became evident that their concern was not one centred on the history of racial or ethnic groups, but rather on a cultural and civilisational issue. They do not talk of the challenges facing the UK as one of native versus foreigner, but rather about societies that function well and societies that do not. In their view, networks of rape-and-torture gangs, and frequent machete assaults, acid attacks, and honour killings should not be part of British life. These are social dynamics that have been—wholly against the overt wishes of the British citizenry—imported, and they think such behaviours do not belong in the British Isles.
Tribal violence is a part of African society. The African continent has had a grave problem with hyper-violent behaviour since time immemorial. Indeed, The UN has continued to publish material, even in the last two decades, on cannibalism recurrently breaking out in African countries. It should go without saying that cannibalism, for example, is among those behaviours whose importation will not aid the flourishing of the United Kingdom.
The South Africans with whom I converse do not want Brits to lose the civilisation whose gifts they themselves are striving to maintain and foster in Africa, often against considerable trials. Nor do they wish Brits to import the barbarity and violence with which they so frequently have to contend. With the benefit of distance, they see that with the rise of African violence, Islamic colonisation and jihadism, and Middle Eastern women-hatred will come the destruction of Britain. They lament such an outcome because living amid the challenges of life in South Africa, they know what a massive achievement the settled British culture and way of life is—or was—and how crucial it is that that way of life be recovered.
We have much to learn from our Commonwealth friends who share our Western heritage. It is sobering to think that South Africans, living in a country infamous for its instability and tensions, are often more optimistic about their country’s future than they are about the UK’s. That should certainly encourage Brits to take stock and consider what future they want, while the choice is still available to them, if indeed it is.
Investigators say ‘radical Islamism’ may be behind alleged Seine murders
A series of alleged killings in Paris might have been inspired by radical Islamism, investigators say.
Previously, they had assumed the alleged murders in Paris were the possible result of homophobia, or repressed homosexuality, but now a religious motive appeared to be at play.
A suspect in his 20s, originally from north Africa, had already been arrested on August 25. He claimed to be from Algeria but reportedly has Tunisian nationality.
French media reports allege he made false statements about his origin to sabotage a possible expulsion from French soil, as the French Government has a diplomatic conflict with the Algerian Government.
Because the alleged murders happened at a known gathering place for gay men, the police suspected that the sexuality of the victims played a role in their deaths.
The police said the suspect is a practicing Muslim whom they said might have been radicalised.
They scrutinised his phone and spoke with people who knew him. Officers discovered he was a strict follower of radical Islam, with his devotion increasing over time, which had reportedly alarmed those close to him.
He called friends to point out, in his view, their lack of religious fervour, it was reported.
According to his own statements, the man had been living in the area of Paris for eight months and in France for three years, undocumented.
He lived in a squat near the location of the alleged murders and was suspected of operating alone. One of his relatives was also taken into custody for possibly having been aware of the alleged crimes.
The primary suspect remained silent to the majority of the questions during his police custody, officers said.
He was already known to the authorities for burglary, theft with damage, and for breaches of immigration law.
The four alleged murders took place over 16 days, all in the same area of the French capital.
Three of those who died reportedly had an immigrant background and one was openly gay.
At least two of the victims bore traces of strangulation with fractures of the hyoid bone, according to police. A third body showed a slight abnormality of the hyoid bone, which also suggested strangulation, according to forensic experts. The forth body did not show traces of violence, they said.
In reaction to the alleged murders, the LGBTQ+ organisation Stop Homophobie (Stop Homophobia) earlier said that several sources close to the case mentioned the accused was allegedly against homosexuality.
French police have arrested a man suspected of being behind at least four Paris killings. The suspect, a migrant from North Africa, allegedly targeted gay men. https://t.co/sCZ0959SSD
— Brussels Signal (@brusselssignal) August 26, 2025
‘It Crowd’ Writer Graham Linehan Says He Was Arrested in London by ‘Armed Police’ over Transgender Critical Tweets
Award-winning Irish comedy writer Graham Linehan said that he was arrested in London over posts on social media criticising transgenderism.
The creator of celebrated comedy programmes, including Father Ted and The IT Crowd, said on Tuesday that upon recently arriving at Heathrow Airport, he was met by five “armed police officers” who he says arrested him over “three tweets”.
“In a country where paedophiles escape sentencing, where knife crime is out of control, where women are assaulted and harassed every time they gather to speak, the state had mobilised five armed officers to arrest a comedy writer for this tweet (and no, I promise you, I am not making this up),” Linehan wrote on his Substack.
According to the Irish writer, the posts for which he was arrested included one in which he argued that biological men who enter female-only spaces are committing a “violent and abusive act”. “Make a scene, call the cops and if all else fails, punch him in the balls,” Linehan suggested.
Another included a photograph of an LGBTQ+ rally in London, which Linehan captioned: “A photo you can smell”.
The third apparently offending post said: “I hate them. Misogynists and homophobes. Fuck em.”
According to the writer, the sole condition for his release was that he no longer post on Elon Musk’s X social media platform.
“I was arrested at an airport like a terrorist, locked in a cell like a criminal, taken to hospital because the stress nearly killed me, and banned from speaking online—all because I made jokes that upset some psychotic crossdressers,” he remarked.
“To me, this proves one thing beyond doubt: the UK has become a country that is hostile to freedom of speech, hostile to women, and far too accommodating to the demands of violent, entitled, abusive men who have turned the police into their personal goon squad.”
The Black Books writer has become one of the leading voices against the transgenderism movement in Britain and Ireland. However, this has also come with a cost, with multiple stage shows having been cancelled due to his gender-critical views.
The Free Speech Union announced that it would be supporting Linehan in the case, writing on X: “We do not believe Graham’s arrest or the bail conditions imposed were lawful. We will be backing him all the way in his fight against these preposterous allegations and the disproportionate response from the police.”
Despite Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s insistence — while in front of U.S. leaders like President Trump and Vice President JD Vance — that the United Kingdom still has freedom of speech, a report earlier this year from The Times of London found that police in Britain made 12,183 arrests for posts online in 2023, or approximately 33 arrests every day.
Comedy Show Featuring Father Ted Creator Graham Linehan Cancelled over Trans Viewshttps://t.co/KwnVJ9u1Yc
— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) August 16, 2023
Rural England is ‘too white and needs more halal food’, says ‘Centre for Hate Studies’
The British countryside has been labelled “overwhelmingly white” and slated for not having enough halal food options in a new report.
A review on “rural racism” from the University of Leicester’s Centre for Hate Studies has highlighted a number of “challenges” faced by those from ethnic minority backgrounds in the countryside.
Rural Britain’s “overwhelming” whiteness causes “discomfort” and a “psychological burden” to people from different minority groups trying to navigate “white spaces”, the report claims.
The academics also claimed that pub culture and other “monocultural customs” in rural areas are not inclusive.
In a section titled “How Can We Make the Countryside More Inclusive?”, the report went on to critique rural areas for not doing enough to cater for “dietary norms that are rooted in religious or cultural practice”.
It set out a number of recommendations which it claims will make those from different cultural groups feel more at ease when visiting rural Britain.
The report reads: “One of the most frequently mentioned barriers was the lack of appropriate facilities to meet religious and cultural needs.
“Several Muslim participants noted that simple changes, such as the availability of halal food or spaces for prayer, could make a significant difference in whether people feel comfortable visiting the countryside.”
It also called on business owners to improve “cultural sensitivity” in their rural establishments.
The review said: “Welcoming minoritised individuals into the countryside means more than tolerance; it requires thoughtful adaptation, sustained inclusion efforts and a willingness to change.”
Professor Neil Chakraborti, the University of Leicester’s Hate Studies lead, worked alongside the centre’s deputy director Amy Clarke and Corinne Fowler, a professor of colonialism and heritage on the two-year project from which the report made its conclusions.
“The Rural Racism Project: Towards an Inclusive Countryside” was created by the first Viscount Leverhulme, William Lever and was funded by the Leverhulme Trust charity.
The report, which starts with a trigger warning, was based on a series of interviews and “informal conversations” with 115 participants.
It noted that the countryside communities could by revived “by bringing in more diverse communities” as part of a “broader rural regeneration strategy”.
The Rural Racism Project claimed its participants had been treated poorly in rural areas through prejudicial “microaggressions”.
The report defined these as “persistent and aggressive staring, hostile body language and deliberate isolation”.
It also noted that the British “monoculture” found away from our multicultural cities could help to fuel “far-right sentiment”.
Gavin Rice, of the Onward think tank, laid into the report.
“Can you imagine if a bunch of academics published a report saying parts of the UK are too black, too Asian or too Chinese?” he spat.
“This report literally says the existence of areas where most people are white is racist. Over 90 per cent of the UK is white if you remove the major cities.”
The Countryside Alliance, meanwhile, accused its authors of “collating anecdotes”.
Tim Bonner, the group’s chief executive, told The Telegraph: “We would never downplay any individual act of racism, which must be confronted wherever it arises, but the narrative that rural communities are inherently more racist than urban ones is just nonsense.
“Recent government hate crime statistics show an inverse relationship between rurality and racist hate crimes.”
Hospitals in Macron’s France Are Preparing for IMMINENT War in Europe
Paris preparing for mass casualties caused by war in Europe.
Unpopular French President Emmanuel Macron continues his work as one of the main warmongers in Europe.
Besides suggesting the use of the small French nuclear arsenal to protect his neighbors, we now see French society actively preparing for a war scenario.
Today (1), it has been reported that French hospitals are making preparations ‘for an imminent war in Europe’ – even as Germany says it is on alert for Russia’s military drills.
Daily Mail reported:
“France’s ministry of health has told health bodies across the country to prepare for a possible ‘major engagement’ by March 2026, according to documents obtained by Le Canard Enchaîné.
The French government is predicting a scenario where the nation would become a supporting state that has the capacity to take a massive number of wounded soldiers from France and other European nations.
The order aims to ‘anticipate, prepare and respond to the health needs of the population while integrating the specific needs of defense in the health field’.”
The ministry of health will prepare for taking care of a ‘potentially high influx of victims from abroad’.
This comes right after Germany’s defense chief Carsten Breuer warning that his nation’s forces will be on alert ahead of Russian military drills.
“He said: ‘We don’t have any indication that preparations for an attack are taken under the cover of the exercise. But we will be on our guard, not just the German forces, but NATO’.”
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told the New York Times: “‘Let’s not be naïve about this. If Xi Jinping would attack Taiwan, he would first make sure that he makes a call to his very junior partner in all of this, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, residing in Moscow, and telling him, ‘Hey, I’m going to do this, and I need you to keep them busy in Europe by attacking NATO territory’. That is most likely the way this will progress’.”
Rutte also noted alarmingly that Russia produces ‘three times as much ammunition in three months as the whole of NATO is doing in a year’.
Populist Ex-Czech PM Babis Hospitalized After Attack During Campaign Rally
Former Czech populist Prime Minister Andrej Babis was hospitalized Monday after he was attacked by a man with a walking stick at a rally ahead of next month’s parliamentary elections.
The assault happened in the town of Dobra in eastern Czech Republic. Police said they immediately detained the assailant and were investigating the attack as hooliganism.
Babis was taken to a hospital in the nearby town of Frydek-Mistek for a medical check, his centrist ANO (YES) movement said. It was not immediately clear if he was injured.
Prime Minister Petr Fiala and Interior Minister Vit Rakusan condemned the attack, calling it unacceptable.
After Slovakia, violence has seeped into Czech politics as well. No wonder. His political adversaries have demonised @AndrejBabis for years. This is the result. But they will not stop him. He will go on and win the elections!
— Orbán Viktor (@PM_ViktorOrban) September 1, 2025
Get well soon, my friend!
ANO is currently in the opposition but stands a good chance to win the Oct. 3-4 parliamentary elections, according to public polls.
Babis, who became prime minister in 2017, lost the 2021 parliamentary election. He also contended for the largely ceremonial post of president in January 2023 but lost to Petr Pavel, a retired army general.
Fellow Assassination Survivor Robert Fico Congratulates Trump, Hails Defeat of Progressivism and Failure of Legacy Media https://t.co/8EzHjBrek5
— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) November 7, 2024
“Hawala” – Muslim shadow banking system tricks the German and Austrian state
Arab “cell phone stores” and “barber stores” have long been part of Vienna’s cityscape thanks to the open borders policy of the Unity Party. Certain streets in the city seem to consist solely of such stores. The question of how they are able to survive in the face of massive competition is on the minds of some observant Viennese. The Muslim money transfer system called Hawala could provide the answer they are looking for.
Hawala is a Muslim money transfer system in which no physical money crosses state borders, but instead a transnational network of trust comes into play. For example, person A from Vienna wants to transfer money to person B in Damascus. Person A goes to Hawaladar A in Vienna. For a small fee in Vienna, the sum to be transferred is paid out to person B in Damascus by hawaladar B there. This fee is usually lower than that charged by Western Union or conventional banks.
The whole system is based on the honor, reputation and trust of the hawaladars. The Muslim businessmen from Vienna compensate their partners in Damascus for the money transfer with favors or Western goods such as jewelry and electronics in addition to the amount owed.
The way Hawala works shows that money is transferred from Vienna to Muslim countries with a handshake, bypassing state control. This shadow banking system is only possible because the transfers are only carried out between fellow countrymen and fellow believers. No books are kept and if they are, they are destroyed quickly after the transaction is completed. This eliminates bank fees and tax charges for the parties involved.
In addition to hawala, relevant businesses usually offer money transfer services controlled by the authorities, such as Moneygram, and thus feign respectability towards the state and the customer.
This parallel banking system is not only used by Arab clans, but is also used by various Muslim terrorist organizations to obtain financial support from supporters in Austria and Germany. The anonymity and the covering of tracks makes it difficult for the authorities to track down these illegal flows of money. In Austria, if a business is found to be practising hawala, the operator faces a fine of up to 50,000 euros for several administrative violations and tax evasion. In Germany, several Hawala operators have already been convicted of being part of criminal organizations because the court deemed their illegal business to be a repeated commission of criminal offenses.
Hawala can be seen as one of the many consequences of illegal mass immigration since 2015. This flourishing shadow banking system proves that the state is increasingly losing control over the Muslim parallel society. While Austrians are being seized by the tax authorities through increased taxation or the withdrawal of subsidies because of an extra euro on their pay slip, illegal migrants can freely transfer part of their minimum income to their countries of origin for their families or for dubious purposes.
“Hawala” – Moslemisches Schatten-Banksystem führt Staat vor – Unzensuriert