Month: May 2026

Two comprehensive schools in Lower Saxony, KGS Leeste (Esther-Bejarano-Schule) and KGS Kirchweyhe, received a visit this week. For five days, a converted prison van with flashing blue lights, loudspeakers and a clear message stood in the school playground: ‘Alice Weidel is in prison here’. The vehicle in question is the “Adenauer SRP+” bus from the Centre for Political Beauty. The invitation came from the “Round Table Against the Right – For Integration” in the municipality of Weyhe. Officially, this was part of “Democracy Week”. Unofficially: campaigning for a ban on the AfD.
Inside the bus, in “Cell 03”, sits a life-size effigy of the AfD’s federal chairwoman. Blonde hair in a plait, seen from behind through bars. Next to it, a sign bearing the inscription “Hei(l) Alice”. Pupils are allowed to ask the AI doll questions about “her brown fascist ideology and her plans to overthrow our liberal democratic constitutional order”.

At the same time, large quantities of “FCKAFD” and “Ban the AfD” stickers are being handed out to pupils and stuck up in the school and the surrounding area.

History teacher Aljoscha Riehn from KGS Leeste (Esther-Bejarano-Schule) stated bluntly: “I see anti-fascism as a citizen’s primary duty.” A colleague was “delighted by the wide range of activities on offer and the child-friendly design”. In contrast, Andreas-Dieter Iloff from the Diepholz branch of the AfD reported that several parents had complained and were worried about their children.

Teachers at state schools in Lower Saxony are obliged to remain politically neutral. Under Section 51 of the Lower Saxony School Act, teachers are not permitted to make political statements at school that are likely to call into question the state’s neutrality towards pupils. Yet this is precisely what happens when an Alice Weidel doll is displayed in a prison cell on the school grounds.

According to the Centre for Political Beauty, around 800 schools across the country have already expressed an interest in a visit from the bus. Some declined for fear of breaching neutrality and potential legal action from the AfD. In Weyhe, however, there were apparently no such concerns, even though this is a systematic attempt to indoctrinate pupils politically. It is backed by state infrastructure and often even supported by teachers.
What would have happened if a bus with a doll of Annalena Baerbock or Robert Habeck in a cell had been parked outside a school? With a call to ban the Greens? The outrage would have been huge. The media would have reported on it for days. The education ministries would have ordered investigations.

In the case of Alice Weidel, however, there is silence. NIUS attempted to contact various authorities and the schools concerned in Lower Saxony. No one was prepared to answer questions. The headteacher of KGS Kirchweyhe merely replied that she was not authorised to speak to NIUS and therefore could not comment on the matter.

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Within a few weeks, several underage girls from the local drug scene of the Tyrolean state capital died. Three girls, aged 13, 14 and 16, alone lost their lives due to suspected overdoses. These tragedies, which have occurred since the end of February 2026, shine a glaring light on systematic exploitation structures that specifically drive young girls into addiction and sexual violence.

In April, several media reported on the latest death: A 14-year-old was found dead in an apartment in the district of Dreiheiligen. With that, the death toll since late February rose to five, including several youths. The victims knew each other. Klaus Kapelari, the medical director of the Competence Center for the Protection of Violence, told the Tyrolean daily newspaper: “All three girls have known each other. They were in the same clique.”

The series began on the 28th. February with the death of a 16-year-old. Other cases followed, including the death of a 13-year-old who was friends with the 16-year-old and had only met her in the Haller Psychiatry just a few months earlier. In the case of the 13-year-old, the cause of death is already clear: She died after the use of several hard drugs, including cocaine, opiates and psychotropic drugs.

Experts describe a perfidious pattern that particularly affects vulnerable girls. Klaus Kapelari paints a bleak picture: “First the victims receive drugs cheaply, then relevant photos are required for this.” In the further consequence, it goes even further: If the girls can no longer finance their increasing consumption, they must provide sexual favors. In some cases, they would be given such large amounts of addictive drug that they lose consciousness.

Innsbruck Central Station is considered a central hub for this scene. Many of the girls affected are from difficult circumstances or were under the care of child and youth welfare. As the Heute newspaper reported at the end of April, the mother of the 13-year-old made serious accusations against the authorities, because her daughter had not been sufficiently protected.

The procedure in Innsbruck follows a pattern known from other Austrian cities. For example, several media outlets reported on a 14-year-old girl who has had similar experiences in Salzburg. She described her time in the “station clique” and said, “I want people to understand that this is all real.”

She described one-room apartments and said, “There were mattresses everywhere.” The girls received drugs and had to endure sex. She was in more than a dozen such apartments. Once, when she was defenseless, she was given heroin. “I saw three men do things to me,” she said. She and other girls from her clique were specifically approached and drawn into these circles. For fear, many affected persons do not file a complaint – the perpetrators often know where the girls live, and sometimes even take the IDs from them.

Similar cases had already accumulated in Vienna in 2025. According to media reports, seven people under the age of 18 who were in the care of child and youth welfare (MA 11) died from the consequences of drug abuse. Belinda Plattner, the head of the Children’s and Adolescent Psychiatry Salzburg, warned: “The girls say that they are approached at Salzburg Central Station by Arab-born young men who offer them drugs and promise them even more drugs in Vienna.”

Plattner continued: “The girls are often persuaded to stay for several days. They serve tea to the men and live with them. First, the men still give them recognition, but often there is sexual abuse and very devaluing behavior towards the girls.”

The reports from Innsbruck, Salzburg and Vienna show a recurring pattern: Minor girls from disadvantaged backgrounds are specifically attracted to free drugs, made dependent and then sexually exploited – often by groups. This approach is very similar to that of the so-called grooming gangs in the UK, which systematically abused thousands of girls for years and have long been downplayed by the authorities.

The Tyrolean state government is now responding to the latest deaths with three new 24/7 care places for drug-dependent minors under the age of 14 and a budget of 800,000 euros.

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An unnamed multicultural tapestry enricher described as a “stateless Palestinian man” was killed when he lunged at German police with a knife. They were trying to arrest him for murdering a 14-year-old boy in Memmingen, Bavaria and dumping his body in an abandoned house. See if you can spot the problem with German immigration policy — via Allah’s Willing Executioners:

According to the public prosecutor’s office, the suspect was born in Abu Qash, a town in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. However, the authorities were unable to determine the asylum seeker’s nationality. The migrant did not have a passport. For this reason, they granted him temporary leave to remain and did not deport him. Yet the 37-year-old was already known to the police and had previously been convicted twice and fined: recently for unlawful residence and previously for criminal damage.

As with many of those pouring in to displace the German population, it looks like he was an Islamist:

In several videos currently circulating on social media, a man believed to be the suspect poses with his index finger extended, in the so-called Tawhid salute. Islamic chants, known as nasheeds, can also be heard in the background of several videos. A Palestinian flag is displayed in the profile description.

Particularly since 10/7, the Palestinian flag has come to represent Muslim terrorism.

The odds of him assimilating and making Germany a better place were slim. Yet authorities refuse to defend their country from foreign invasion. Now a German kid named Jermaine B. is dead.

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Two men have pleaded guilty to charges of an antisemitic hate crime after targeting a member of the Jewish community and sharing videos on TikTok.

Adam Bedoui, 20, of Park Lodge Avenue, Hillingdon, and Abdelkader Bousloub, 21, of Merrivale Mews, Hillingdon, travelled to the predominantly Jewish area of Stamford Hill, Hackney, on Thursday where they filmed antisemitic content for social media.

The pair approached a Jewish man at Clapton Common, verbally abused him and filmed the encounter.

Both men pleaded guilty to a religiously aggravated public order offence at Thames Magistrates’ Court today.

Bedoui and Bousloub were charged contrary to the Crime and Disorder Act 1998, and intentional harassment, contrary to the Public Order Act 1986.

Detective Superintendent Oliver Richter, who leads policing in Hackney and Tower Hamlets, said: “This was a deliberate and targeted antisemitic attack, aggravated by the pair’s intention to post the incident on social media to spread hatred.

“It is completely unacceptable and has no place in London.

“Our officers acted quickly to arrest those responsible, and within 48 hours they have been brought before the courts and convicted. That should send a clear message – we will act decisively against anyone who commits hate crime.

“We know the harm incidents like this cause to communities and we will continue to take all reports with the utmost seriousness.”

Police were called to the incident at around 9pm on Thursday, where both suspects attempted to flee, but were swiftly detained by officers at the scene.

Two 20-year-old men and a 21-year-old man were also arrested, and have been released on bail pending further enquiries.

Huw Rogers, chief crown prosecutor for CPS Direct, said: “Our team of out-of-hours prosecutors from CPS Direct worked to establish that there is sufficient evidence to bring charges and it is in the public interest to pursue criminal proceedings.

“We have worked closely with the Metropolitan Police as it has carried out its investigation.”

Earlier this week, the Met Police announced a new dedicated Community Protection Team to tackle antisemitic hate crimes.

In the past four weeks alone, the Met has arrested around 50 people for antisemitic hate crimes, with 10 individuals charged.

Heightened action around such crimes comes amid a slew of horrific incidents, including a violent double stabbing in Golders Green, north London last week.

Bedoui and Bousloub will appear for sentencing at Thames Magistrates’ Court on Friday, June 5.

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NCF Senior Fellow Rafe Heydel-Mankoo joins podcaster Elliot Bewick to discuss the war on British history and culture, including the call for Britain to pay trillions in reparations for slavery and colonialism.

Bishop Marc Aillet of Bayonne, Lescar and Oloron, France, issued an urgent appeal to Catholics across his diocese — and by extension, all people of good will — to actively oppose the country’s controversial “assisted dying” bill as it heads to a decisive Senate vote next week.

In a statement titled “Thou shalt not kill” released Wednesday, the bishop urged prayer, fasting, and direct civic engagement to defend what he observes to be the foundational prohibition against killing human beings that remains necessary for civilized society.

Bishop Aillet, a respected traditional voice in the French episcopate known for his emphasis on moral theology, priestly formation, and fidelity to Church teaching, framed the legislation as nothing less than “a major anthropological rupture.”

The bill, which passed the National Assembly on February 25 by a 299-226 margin, seeks to legalize both assisted suicide and euthanasia. It now faces public debate in the Senate from May 11 to 13, with a solemn vote scheduled for Wednesday, May 13.

In his letter, Bishop Aillet did not mince words about the grave dangers of this proposal:

Is it still necessary to emphasize the extreme gravity of this bill, which aims to do nothing less than abolish the prohibition against killing — upon which society has always been founded — by legalizing assisted suicide and euthanasia?

He pointed to the inadequacies of palliative care in France, noting that nearly half the population still lacks proper access despite previous laws. The bishop highlighted a crucial reality observed in practice:

Almost all patients who are tempted to request assisted suicide or euthanasia abandon the idea once they are admitted to a palliative care unit capable of supporting and relieving their suffering.

Drawing upon international evidence, Bishop Aillet warned of the slippery slope that occurs when fundamental moral principles are breached with even mere exceptional allowances, noting these are already evident elsewhere:

Under these circumstances, the final adoption of this bill could only encourage the poorest or most vulnerable patients who lack access to palliative care, or so-called ‘eligible’ individuals who fear being a burden on their families, the medical community, or the Social Security budget, to resort to assisted suicide or euthanasia — as is indeed the case in countries (such as Belgium, the Netherlands, or Canada) where these practices have been legal for several years.

The bishop expressed measured hope, citing recent reversals in Scotland and the United Kingdom, and the growing opposition in France’s own legislature. He has personally written to local parliamentarians and now calls on the faithful to do the same:

I urge the faithful of the diocese to do the same by emailing, without delay, the senators who are preparing to examine the text in public session on May 11, 12, and 13, 2026.

We will undoubtedly need to write, at a later stage, to the members of Congress from our district, without hesitating to remind them that they are our representatives and that they will be held accountable for their stance and their vote on this crucial issue of end-of-life care.

Contributing also to Aillet’s hope is the providential timing of the Senate vote on the feast of Our Lady of Fatima. Inspired by the Blessed Virgin’s call, he echoes her invitation to concrete acts of reparation on this day:

The Senate vote on the bill regarding ‘assisted dying’ is officially scheduled for Wednesday, May 13, the feast of Our Lady of Fatima: the Virgin of Fatima’s stirring call to conversion and penance, issued in response to the excesses of the modern world, seems more relevant than ever; I invite the faithful who are able to do so to pray and fast on that day: may the Lord enlighten the consciences of the senators and our elected officials regarding the grave moral and spiritual consequences that would result from the legalization of euthanasia and assisted suicide in France, the ‘eldest daughter of the Church.’

Ordained to the priesthood in 1982 and raised to the episcopacy in 2008, Bishop Aillet has stood out as a committed defender of Catholic doctrine, the Traditional Latin Mass alongside the ordinary form, and a robust advocate for the Church’s authentic social teaching.

A zealous defender of human life, he criticized the silence of many brother bishops in 2024 amid what many have judged to be a crisis of faith in the Church. He urged his fellow shepherds to speak courageously rather than remain “mute dogs.”

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Former Polish presidential candidate Sławomir Mentzen has claimed to have been detained by British authorities after flying to London with his wife and children on Friday.

Mentzen, who came in third place in last year’s presidential election in Poland and who serves as the leader of the right-wing populist New Hope party, has accused the UK of becoming a “totalitarian country” after what he suggested was a political detention at a London airport while going through passport control.

The anti-mass migration firebrand claimed that his detention was a result of UK authorities believing he was planning to “speak at a political meeting I wasn’t even going to.”

“This collapsing country has no problem being colonized by Hindus and Arabs, but it has a problem that I could say something to someone here,” Mentzen wrote on Facebook.

The Polish politician said that he was told by an officer that his name had been flagged by “some organisation” in the government, which wanted to know the purpose of his visit to the UK, where he was planning to stay, what he planned on doing, and if he was going to attend or speak at any political events.

“After more than three hours of waiting, they gave me my passport and said I could go. Without any explanation as to who did not want me to enter Great Britain or why. My day was wasted with my family in London, and I didn’t even find out what was going on,” he said.

“Great Britain is a totalitarian country. Probably, if I had a public meeting planned, they wouldn’t let me in. Someone felt I should be denied entry into the country because I might say something I shouldn’t say here,” Mentzen surmised.

The former presidential candidate said that the UK has “preemptive political censorship” but noted that only certain viewpoints are censored.

“If I were an Islamic fundamentalist, publicly demanding to throw gays from the tower, burning with acid on the faces of rude women, and destroying Israel, I wouldn’t have a problem. If I were a Rabbi praising the genocide in Gaza, no one would stop me either,” he remarked.

Mentzen said that while he supports the right for countries to set their immigration policies, noting that he doesn’t support mass migration to Poland, he said that Britain appears more concerned with stopping people with right-wing views than stopping criminals and illegals from entering the country.

“If I just sail here on a pontoon with some Africans, I wouldn’t have a problem getting to the UK,” he quipped.

The incident came just a week before anti-grooming gang activist Tommy Robinson is set to hold another ‘United the Kingdom’ rally against mass migration in London.

Last month, London banned U.S. Republican congressional candidate Valentina Gomez from attending the rally, with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood revoking the travel visa for the Colombia-born activist after determining that it would “not be conducive to the public good” for her to attend the rally. The anti-Islam activist has said that she will attempt to cross the Channel in a boat like the tens of thousands of illegals every year.

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According to a new Insa poll conducted for the Bild newspaper, the gap between the AfD and the two Union parties has widened to a new record high. If a federal election were held this coming Sunday, the AfD would still receive 28 per cent of the vote. The CDU and CSU would receive 23 per cent, a drop of one percentage point compared with the previous week.

The SPD has lost the same amount of support and now has 13 percent. The Greens and the Left Party have maintained their results at 13 and 11 percent respectively. The BSW and the FDP, with three percent each, would still not be represented in the Bundestag.
Together, the CDU/CSU and the SPD now only account for 36 per cent. However, a majority in parliament would require around 45 per cent. The AfD and the CDU/CSU, on the other hand, would secure a clear majority with 51 per cent. The CDU and CSU, however, categorically rule out a coalition with the party led by Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla.

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Germany’s labour minister has been accused of denying reality after insisting “nobody immigrates into our social welfare system” despite government data showing foreigners are heavily overrepresented among welfare claimants.

The controversy erupted during a government question session on Wednesday, May 6th, when right-wing AfD MP René Springer asked why the government was not cutting spending “where it is obvious: immigration into our social systems” as Germany struggles with rising welfare costs and mounting budget pressure.

Labour Minister Bärbel Bas dismissed the claim outright, arguing instead that immigration was helping to address labour shortages.

“We have a shortage of skilled workers in this country,” the minister from the Social Democrats (SPD) said, adding that many companies were reliant on foreign workers. She also took a swipe at Springer, suggesting he was unfamiliar with the needs of businesses across Germany.

However, critics from across the political spectrum accused the minister of ignoring her own department’s statistics.

According to figures from the Federal Employment Agency, nearly half of Germany’s 5.3 million Bürgergeld recipients are foreign nationals. Including German citizens with a migration background pushes the figure above 63%.

Syrians, Ukrainians, Afghans, and Turks make up the largest groups claiming the benefit, with roughly 430,000 Syrians who arrived since 2015 still dependent on welfare.

Additional figures show that roughly 460,000 migrants were receiving support under Germany’s asylum seeker benefits system at the end of 2024.

Foreign nationals also account for around a quarter of recipients of basic pension support in old age.

The remarks have intensified accusations that Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition—featuring the centre-right CDU/CSU alliance and the SPD—is failing to tackle welfare migration. Critics also pointed to wording in the coalition agreement itself, which states that “incentives to immigrate into the social systems must be significantly reduced.”

An article in the tabloid newspaper Bild compared Germany’s welfare provisions with those of countries such as Denmark, France, and Poland, arguing that Germany offers significantly higher payments and fewer obligations to work or participate in integration programmes.

Recognised refugees in Germany receive monthly Bürgergeld payments of €563, alongside housing costs, healthcare, and additional family benefits.

Alice Weidel, co-leader of the AfD, accused the SPD of “denying reality,” adding that it “is symptomatic of a government incapable of changing anything.”

"Es wandert niemand in unseres Sozialysteme ein", so Bas (SPD) heute. Die Realitätsverleugnung der SPD steht symptomatisch für die Handlungsunfähigkeit einer Bundesregierung, die gar nichts ändern will. Eine politische Wende gibt es nur mit der AfD! pic.twitter.com/uMIQpgJS2J

— Alice Weidel (@Alice_Weidel) May 6, 2026

Meanwhile Sahra Wagenknecht said Bas had “lost all connection with reality.” The leader of the left-wing nationalist BSW argued that the growing number of foreign nationals claiming welfare was undermining confidence in the welfare state and damaging incentives to work.

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by Giulio Meotti

Thirty years ago, in Foreign Affairs, an essay appeared that caused an uproar. Its title was “The West and the World,” written by an obscure Harvard professor, and it would later become a book, “The Clash of Civilizations”. Some compared it to George Kennan’s essay on the “containment” of communism. Kennan had analyzed the situation after the end of World War II. Samuel Huntington took stock after the fall of communism.

In the early 1990s, Western opinion makers competed in optimism and triumphalism. The Hegelian Francis Fukuyama declared “the end of history.” The Cassandra-like Huntington explained that after the collapse of the USSR, the world would not move from a bipolar system to a unipolar one. The old ideological
divisions of the Cold War would be replaced by deeper and more ancient divisions: those of civilizations. Seven of them, according to Huntington (the West, Latin America, Islam, the Hindu world, the Russian Orthodox world, China, and Japan), or even eight, if we include Africa. “The fault lines between civilizations will be the battle lines of the future,” Huntington explained.

“The future would be shaped in the mosques of Tehran and in the planning committees of Beijing, rather than in the cafés of Harvard Square,” The Economist would write upon the professor’s death.

At the beginning of this strange century inaugurated by Huntington’s essay, outsourcing was the coolest thing to do. The “service economy,” the Internet, and tourism were the future. Getting rid of basic industrial systems, such as steel mills and chemical plants, seemed in the West an ethical, correct, ecological, woke choice.

Now, however, as the clash of civilizations is in full swing, the West is facing a major crisis in military supply chains. Europe in particular is the soft belly. 

European defense companies are on alert about the continent’s dependence on Chinese imports. Metals, minerals, and chemicals sit at the top of every military supply chain, and most must be extracted. These raw materials are processed to produce essential base materials such as steel, aluminum, and magnets. The material passes through several stages, and if the final product is complex, like a military radar, there will
be many additional nodes in the chain. Rare earth minerals are essential for F-35 fighter jets, drones, submarines, Tomahawk missiles, radar systems, and other military technologies.

“The Chinese are trying to dismantle the entire rearmament push” in Europe, said Joris Teer of the European Union Institute for Security Studies. “It’s not something that, as a defense official or industry member, you want to say out loud.”

The lesson is harsh.

Europe is over, explains French philosopher Michel Onfray in Journal du dimanche:

“Europe is dying, and the Europeanists, in an atmosphere of defeat, watch American planes pass in the threatening sky and have nothing but their eyes to cry. It took the cowboy to declare he no longer supported Europe for it to collapse like a fruit-not unripe, but rotten. What does Europe do? Nothing. Ah yes: it talks”.

Israel, born of ruthless realism, understood this first. And while Europe indulges in suicidal moralism, the Jewish enclave produces, fights, and innovates.

From the United Arab Emirates to Romania to Finland to Germany, everyone these days wants Israeli arms. The German Bundeswehr is buying as much Israeli technology as possible.

Benjamin Netanyahu, son of the famous historian of the Spanish Inquisition Benzion, who died at 100, appeared before the Knesset after October 7 with a copy of “The Rise and Fall of Athens”, Plutarch’s writings edited by Ian Scott-Kilvert.

Netanyahu outlined a vision that surprised many and comforted few:

“We will increasingly have to adapt to an economy with autarkic characteristics. We will become Athens and surpass Sparta. We have no choice.”

After discovering empty stockpiles in American
 warehouses on October 7, 2023, due to the war 
between Russia and Ukraine, Israel began expanding its ammunition production lines 24/7, as in 1948 when David Ben Gurion, defying an international embargo, set up a secret underground factory in Rehovot, disguised as a kibbutz.

What is the origin of Netanyahu’s grim predictions?

Threats from European nations which, as he said, “are subject to blackmail by Muslim immigrants at home.”

Chinese outsourcing, Islamic blackmail, rentier 
pacifism: Europe is not doing well at all.

Thus speaks the major German philosopher 
Peter Sloterdijk:

“After World War II, there was optimism in Europe and a great project. Today, it seems we have lost all that: it is no longer the initial momentum driving us, but rather an atmosphere of anxiety and insecurity. From a psychopolitical perspective, postwar Europe is no longer what it was. The only thing that remains is that it does not want to wage war. It is as if Georges Moustaki had written a preamble to the European Constitution: ‘The good life first.’”

Sparta fell because it failed to adapt; Athens because it adapted too much. Israel will continue to build bridges, but they will be drawbridges. It is still unclear why Europe wants to become a “camp of the saints.”

Europe can still wake up, but only if we Europeans abandon the illusion that history has ended and that “values” without bayonets and without steel are enough to defend us. Otherwise, 
the Darwinian world will judge us as it has always judged the weak: with cruel indifference.

And when Iranian drones fly over London and Paris, no one will ask “which side are you on?”. They will already know the answer: Europe is on the wrong side of history.

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