Allah's Willing Executioners

by Andrea Widburg 

The venerable BBC—which British television viewers are legally required to fund through the license fee—used to have a certain cachet. Yes, the news always had a delicate communist tint, but it was still straight reporting, and a certain patriotism lingered, like the scent of a faded rose. And, of course, there were those marvelous historical TV dramas that celebrated Britain’s glorious history and literature.

That BBC is dead and gone. The modern BBC isn’t merely left-leaning; it is radicalized, with much of its radicalism centering on race. Before the postwar immigration boom, Britain was overwhelmingly white. Even as late as 1991, 94.1% of the population of England and Wales identified as white. By the 2021 census, that figure had fallen to 81.7%, while only 74.4% identified specifically as White British.

Meanwhile, in the large urban enclaves where the BBC operates, the ratios are even more extreme. In 2021, London was 53.8% white, while Birmingham and Leicester were majority-nonwhite, with whites accounting for 48.6% and 40.9% of their populations, respectively.

No wonder, then, that the BBC has taken its leftism and turned it to race. In the world of the arts, the BBC is busy recasting Britain’s history as a wildly multiracial society, whether in fact or in fiction. In the latter case, 2018’s version of Agatha Christie’s The ABC Murders, a straightforward murder mystery, was rewritten to focus on xenophobia and fascist nationalism, implying that Britain is worse today. These aren’t the only examples of this obsessive race-swapping.

But rewriting the past isn’t enough. For a revolutionary media outlet, it’s also necessary to remind the shrinking number of white Britons that they are racists. The latest evidence of racism? The trend toward natural nails, rather than long, wildly painted and bedazzled nails.

You read that right. The combined labors of Tiffanie Turnbull and Simran Sohal resulted in an article titled How the bare nails trend became a class issue. Over the course of 1,300 words, they carefully explain that, after years—decades, even—of fancy nail stylings, the fashion has shifted:

In recent months, Paloma Buddemeier has watched a stream of people walk into her nail salon with the goal of looking as if they’d never been there at all.

“It’s crazy,” the owner of Wumman Spa in London says.

These customers still get their nails filed, buffed, and trimmed. “You still do the cuticle, you do the soaking and hydrate everything,” says Buddemeier, “but you just put no polish on.”

Driving this, she says, is a viral craze for bare-looking nails.

In recent months, artsy shots of glossy naked nails have been flooding social media and taking over fashion runways and red carpets, which some are viewing as the latest symbol of “quiet luxury”.

Sounds good to me. As someone who has eschewed nail polish for decades, since I hate the feel of it on my nails, I’m actually feeling very fashion-forward. Or could it be that I’ve been reveling all those years in my racial superiority? Apparently, that is sufficiently plausible a proposition for the BBC to devote serious attention to it:

Nail art’s historical and creative roots are linked back to black, Latino, and Asian communities and the suggestion that bare nails are now a sign of high status could stigmatise bold manicures, they say.

“That trend really promotes blankness and this kind of sameness and erasure of culture and identity that is so important to black and brown communities,” beauty journalist Kristina Rodulfo tells the BBC.

“They are often called elegant or tasteful, and these are often usually euphemisms that perpetuate white supremacist standards of beauty.”

The BBC article admits that, sometimes, a lack of nail polish is just that: a way to make life simpler. (Indeed, and pardon me for being crude, but I’ve always wondered about the bathroom habits of the long, bedazzled nail crowd.) So they focus on Angela Scanlon, an Irish TV figure, who finally had it with the effort needed to maintain her nails—although salons have typically managed to turn “natural” nails into a massive, unnatural production.

But then there’s that racism thing. There’s an endless discussion about the class element of long nails. Of course there is. Women who labored in the fields couldn’t have pretty, long nails. But starting with the Victorians, well-groomed short nails became a class symbol, too. The essay reminds us, though, that “it was women of colour who really made manicures an accessible and fashionable form of self-expression, historians say.” Free blacks in a free society make for free-wheeling fingernails.

The essay also helpfully reminds us that Vietnamese immigrants laboring in nail salons made all these fancy manicures inexpensive enough for ordinary women. Yup. Unlimited immigration fuses with racial politics in a dazzling outburst of creative nail design. It’s a microcosm of the best of the West.

And, of course, in leftist world, the personal is always political:

Few would argue there aren’t valid feminist questions for the beauty industry to answer, around unrealistic standards for example, but the largely female-run nail sector also feels empowering for many women.

But hey, if you’re white, whatever you’re thinking right now, it’s probably racist.

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On today’s show host Rafe Heydel-Mankoo is joined by one of the world’s most famous heterodox economists, Prof. Steve Keen, Honorary Professor at University College London and one of the few economists to have correctly predicted the global financial crisis of 2008.

He warns that the world is teetering on the edge of a once in a lifetime global crash. It could be brought on in a matter of weeks due to energy crisis brought about by lack of supplies through the Straits of Hormuz combined with one of the strongest El Ninos on record. Added to this is the risk of an epic financial meltdown when the US AI bubble bursts.

Nearly three years after the mob stabbings allegedly carried out by a group of youths at a dance party in the small French village of Crépol, judges have determined to charge 12 defendants with murder and attempted murder with the aggravating circumstance of “racism against white people and the French nation”.

On the evening of November 18th, 2023, the annual winter ball in the Drôme village of Crépol in southeastern France turned from revelry to horror, as a group of “outsiders” descended upon the dance hall and allegedly stabbed over a dozen people, seriously injuring three and killing 16-year-old high school student Thomas Perotto.

The alleged attackers were said to have come from the multicultural La Monnaie neighbourhood of the nearby commune of Romans-sur-Isère.

Following years of legal wrangling, the two investigating judges issued an indictment order against 12 defendants on Friday, charging 11 juveniles with the murder of Perotto and the attempted murder of three others at the dance, while charging a 12th man with aggravated assault with a firearm as a repeat offender.

Critically, the judges decided to charge all defendants with the aggravating circumstance of anti-white and anti-French racism, the local Le Dauphiné Libéré newspaper reported.

In their ruling, the judges said that “19 eyewitnesses and one defendant reported statements that were offensive to the honour and reputation of white people belonging to the French nation, made before, during, or after the violence.”

According to initial information, witnesses were said to hear the outsiders shout “We are here to stab white people!” as they attacked the villagers.

Due to French privacy laws, the defendants have not been publicly named. Contemporaneous reports claimed that at least one of the alleged attackers was “of North African origin” while another was said to have had “a historically French first and last name”.

‘Stab White People’ Murder in French Village Could be ‘Tipping Point’ for Society, Warns Government https://t.co/Jd7ZhUXjxs

— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) November 29, 2023

It has also yet to be determined which of the defendants were physically responsible for the stabbings, with the investigating judges saying: “It must be noted that, given the complexity of the case due to the nature of the events—a scene of collective violence involving a large number of participants—the ‘code of silence’ observed by the defendants did not help uncover the truth.”

“Indeed, both the analysis of certain cell phones and wiretaps demonstrated that some of them possessed information about the events or the perpetrators, information they took care to conceal.”

The decision by the judges to charge the defendants with crimes aggravated by anti-white racism came despite the local Valence public prosecutor’s office saying that while there were “racist insults” made by both parties during the incident, they could not determine a racial motive behind the attack.

Le Figaro reported that the ruling came after the judges were presented with evidence from the General Alliance Against Racism and for Respect for French and Christian Identity (AGRIF), which has become a civil party involved in the case and is representing two young men who were present at the Crépol dance on the night of the attack.

However, three defence lawyers involved in the case have appealed the aggravating circumstance of racism and filed a motion calling for the recusal of the investigating judges who made the ruling.

Commenting on the decision to include charges of anti-white racism, the Mayor of Romans-sur-Isère, Marie-Hélène Thoraval, said that she welcomed the news.

“I was the only one to express it, and I say it again today: it is essential to hear the victims’ voices. I have always said that this is a debate that must take place and be brought to the table. It will then be up to the judges to assess and judge,” she said. “Such actions and such violence are detrimental to a community that has successfully integrated and is now suffering the consequences of these actions. Finally, the victims have been heard. Each time, they emphasised this racist dimension, but they were neither understood nor believed. Today, they are, and that is a very good thing!”

Nine Arrested After Gang Goes on Deadly Rampage to ‘Stab White People’ in Small French Village https://t.co/SYqfczL5lw

— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) November 23, 2023

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For 25 years, American counterterrorism policy has been organized around the image of September 11: a terror cell, an aircraft, an explosion. Billions went into intelligence, airport screening and wars abroad. Across those same years, a slower project advanced through channels that no security agency was built to monitor: one moving through universities, lobbying organizations, municipal, state and national politics, and the vocabulary of civil rights. It required nothing more explosive than money, patience and a working knowledge of how an open society such as the United States functions.

The Muslim Brotherhood grasped the possibilities long before Washington did. Its activists have operated in the US since at least the late 1950s; by 1991, one of them had committed the strategy to paper. This memorandum, written by Mohamed Akram and later entered into evidence by federal prosecutors in the Holy Land Foundation terrorism-financing trial, described the movement’s work in North America as a “civilization-jihadist process” aimed at “destroying Western civilization from within.” It attached a list of the organizations then considered friends of the movement. The method it laid out was institutional, incremental and on its face, lawful.

Not every American Muslim, of course, is an extremist; the overwhelming majority practice their faith peacefully, ask nothing of their neighbors and want for their children what every other American family wants. Millions of Muslims have no interest in seeing political Islam govern anyone, and many may have even crossed an ocean to escape it. The organizations that claim to speak in their name are another matter, and their central achievement has been to make the two indistinguishable, so that a political network registers as a whole population.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) illustrates the mechanism. Founded in 1994, it presents itself as “America’s largest Muslim civil rights organization.” Its co-founder and national executive director, Nihad Awad, previously worked with the Islamic Association for Palestine, one of the groups named in the 1991 memorandum. Federal prosecutors listed CAIR as an unindicted co-conspirator in the 2007 Holy Land Foundation case. The United Arab Emirates, an Islamic state that wisely treats the Muslim Brotherhood as an existential threat, placed CAIR on its list of terrorist organizations in 2014, a designation the Obama administration’s State Department publicly rejected within days.

CAIR is also politically fluent. Its affiliate CAIR Action intervenes openly in elections. After Zohran Mamdani won New York’s Democratic mayoral primary, it publicly pressed Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and the House of Representatives Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to endorse him. Influence in a democracy operates this way, in daylight, through the ordinary instruments of pressure politics.

Washington has finally begun to respond. Executive Order 14362, “Designation of Certain Muslim Brotherhood Chapters as Foreign Terrorist Organizations and Specially Designated Global Terrorists,” signed in November 2025, opened the process. On January 13, 2026, the State Department designated the Lebanese Muslim Brotherhood a Foreign Terrorist Organization while the Treasury Department listed the Egyptian and Jordanian branches as Specially Designated Global Terrorists for having provided material support to Hamas. On July 23, Treasury sanctioned a senior Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood official based in London along with two sham charities that had channeled money to Hamas’s military wing. These were the first designations of national Muslim Brotherhood chapters in American history. US Senator Ted Cruz spent years making the case and reintroduced his Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Designation Act in 2025.

Naming the Muslim Brotherhood abroad while leaving political Islam unexamined at home addressed half a problem. No president can personally audit every organization, adviser or intermediary orbiting his administration. Networks built over 60 years are dismantled by people who understand how the machinery works, and this machinery now extends well beyond explicitly Islamic organizations. Its most valuable American partner today is the radical left.

The left-Islamist alliance might look incongruous only from a distance. Progressives and Islamists disagree profoundly about religion, sexuality, women and individual liberty, and elections have made those disagreements affordable. Progressive politicians require organized constituencies, Islamist and anti-Israel activist networks require access to mainstream power, and hostility to Israel supplies the bridge. Ideological incompatibility matters less than arithmetic. The progressives think that the Islamists will boost them to power, and the Islamists think the progressives will boost them to power.

US Representative Ilhan Omar demonstrated how quickly the boundaries could move. Her repeated controversies over Israel cost her nothing inside progressive politics and eventually made her one of its emblems. US Representative Rashida Tlaib traveled a similar road from activism into Congress. Positions once considered politically fatal turned out to be assets within carefully assembled constituencies.

Mamdani then dispelled any illusion that the new movement was confined to a few congressional districts. He supported BDS (boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israel), helped to establish a Students for Justice in Palestine chapter at Bowdoin College, and became the first political endorsement in the history of US Campaign for Palestinian Rights Action. He now governs the city with the largest Jewish population in the world.

Michigan is the next laboratory. On August 4, Abdul El-Sayed, who claims to be a physician but has never had a medical license, won the Democrat Senate nomination over establishment-backed Representative Haley Stevens by roughly one point.

According to WFMD radio:

“Abdul El-Sayed has made his supposed medical credentials a centerpiece of his campaign, but the truth is he never held a medical license, never did his residency, never passed his boards, and never practiced medicine independently,” campaign spokesperson [for State Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Michigan) Michigan] Jackson Boaz told Fox News Digital. “If Michigan voters can’t trust El-Sayed to be honest about something that is so central to his entire rationale for running, how can they trust him to be honest about what he’d do as a United States Senator?”

US Senator Bernie Sanders, US Representatives Tlaib and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and the Working Families Party backed El-Sayed, who campaigned against military aid to Israel. Within days, the machinery of unity engaged. The defeated Stevens offered her support, US Senators Gretchen Whitmer and Chuck Schumer, after opposing the nominee, fell in behind him, and former President Barack Obama telephoned to offer advice. El-Sayed called that conversation warm and inspiring while saying he hoped the former president would campaign for him this autumn.

The political pattern for the country is that the radical “left” has no need to convert the Democratic Party. They are already there, having proven that they can deliver votes in Michigan, Minnesota and New York. Once those votes are seen as necessary, yesterday’s radicals become today’s coalition partners in a constituency that is organized, concentrated and situated where elections are close.

Money underwrites these projects, both political and cultural. Federal disclosure data records $7.7 billion flowing from Qatar to American universities since 1986, more than from any other country, with more than $1.1 billion arriving in 2025 alone — roughly a fifth of all foreign funding that year. And that is just what we know about — it was reported. The Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy places the real total far higher across five decades and calls it a deliberate effort to seed Muslim Brotherhood thinking inside American institutions. Qatar spent years hosting senior Hamas leaders while accumulating extraordinary standing in Western universities, media and diplomacy. Influence among elites never arrives as a suitcase with instructions. It arrives as endowed chairs, research partnerships, satellite campuses and eventually dependency and submission to requests.

While countries in the West are always nonchalantly accused of imperialism and colonization, how come no one ever mentions the Islamic imperialism and colonization of Christian Byzantium – now Turkey – let alone the entire Ottoman Empire? How come no one ever mentions the Islamic colonization of the Coptic Christian country of Egypt, or of northern Cyprus in 1974? Or the formerly Buddhist countries of southeast Asia, such as the Maldives, Malaysia, or Indonesia?

The Islamic colonization now underway in Europe and the United States carries no racial or demographic content. A Muslim family settling in Detroit colonizes nothing, any more than an Italian family arriving in New York a century ago. The territory being taken is ideological: it changes hands whenever a political movement discovers that open institutions can be used more profitably than if they were attacked, or whenever foreign money purchases standing inside institutions that form the next generation of American elites, or whenever two movements with incompatible values find they can trade access for votes.

For now, at least, America’s position remains far stronger than Europe’s. The Muslim Brotherhood has been named and sanctioned, Marco Rubio’s State Department has begun converting old warnings into policy, and many American Muslims who fled from religious authoritarianism abroad may be reluctant to watch it follow them across the Atlantic. The instruments of self-defense are also intact, if largely unused. US Section 117 disclosure of gifts to educational institutions is enforced only in bursts of periodic embarrassment. It should be routine. The Foreign Agents Registration Act reaches those acting for foreign principals, yet in February 2025 the Justice Department narrowed criminal enforcement to conduct resembling traditional espionage and disbanded the FBI unit that investigated foreign influence. An administration willing to designate Muslim Brotherhood chapters abroad has quietly retired the main statutory tool for detecting foreign influence at home.

Americans may not notice it right away, or now, but one day, unless actions are taken as soon as possible to prevent it, they may wake up one morning to find themselves under Islamic rule.

The process is arithmetic: small concessions, each too minor to be worth a fight, accumulating across institutions, phrases and political territory until reversing the situation would demand a confrontation no one wishes to have. Europe crossed this threshold without even noticing it. America has not.

The interval, however, in which recognizing the problem still costs less than reversing it is not indefinite.

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A 2-year-old boy traveling with his mother toward the Canary Island of Lanzarote was allegedly thrown into the sea from a migrant boat because he would not stop crying, according to an official who oversees the island’s emergency response.

Enrique Espinosa, manager of the Security and Emergencies Consortium of Lanzarote’s island council, or Cabildo, recounted the episode on the Crónicas Radio program “A Buena Hora.”

He mentioned the case of the child when he was asked about a sexual assault of a woman during a boat crossing for which three men were arrested and sent to provisional prison.

According to Espinosa, the child’s case was among the “even more terrible” events emergency services have encountered.

“On a boat, they threw a 2-year-old boy who was crying with his mother into the water,” Espinosa said. He added that passengers’ accounts describe situations “bordering on a lack of humanity.

However, the fate of the 2-year-old remains an open question. Espinosa did not say when the alleged incident occurred, whether the child was recovered or whether anyone has been arrested in connection with it. The radio program’s host did not ask any follow-up questions about the child.

Espinosa described a situation of growing pressure, stating: “Since June, arrivals have increased due to the Ceuta effect and there is less control on the Moroccan border.”

The remarks came after Spain’s National Police arrested three men, ages 21, 25 and 30, as the alleged perpetrators of a sexual assault during a Sept. 16 crossing bound for Lanzarote. The investigation also located a witness who was traveling on the same boat. The three suspects were later placed in provisional detention.

Police said the woman reported the assault after the vessel reached the port of Arrecife. Coast guard crews rescued 65 survivors from that crossing and recovered three bodies from the water.

The account of the child coincided with several days of heavy boat arrivals on Lanzarote. Espinosa said eight boats had reached the island in just two days, carrying more than 400 migrants, and that emergency workers had treated numerous people for dehydration, hypothermia and injuries from blows.

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A former Hamas bodyguard was given asylum and citizenship in the UK before “plotting” a terrorist attack against Jews in Europe.

The bodyguard, who cannot be named for legal reasons, served as protection for Hamas leader, Ismail Haniyeh, before heading to the UK more than 10 years ago.

He was given refugee status, with it being public knowledge he had worked for terrorist leader Haniyeh, who had been apprehended in Egypt for operating an arms and gold smuggling tunnel into Gaza.

The Hamas bodyguard, after being given sanctuary, worked as an IT consultant in the suburbs of a large English city, operating under deep cover, the Times reports.

Changing his name more than once, the married father in his forties, was not thought to have been a significant person of interest within the British security services, despite making connections with Hamas operatives in Europe.

He faces extradition to Germany today, where he is accused of leading a plot to attack Jewish community centres, pro-Israel demonstrations and Israeli diplomats last October.

The terrorist planned the attack on the anniversity of the October 7 massacre.

Mossad and Germany’s security and intelligence services learnt of the plot, notifying the National Crime Agency who arrested the former bodyguard in central London last November.

German authorities worked with counterparts in Austria, Denmark and the UK to detain seven suspects and recover a cache of weapons, including an AK47 assault rifle.

The former bodyguard is accused of transporting handguns and live ammunition to a storage facility in Vienna, the German indictment revealed.

It states he pre-recorded a video in which he appeared masked and armed in front of a Hamas flag, describing the planned attack as retribution on behand of the Ezzidine al-Qassam Brigades, the group’s military wing.

A law enforcement source described him as an “essential” figure in the plot.

British police had foiled a separate, “fairly imminent” attack earlier this week, targeting Manchester’s Jewish community, following an assault at a synagogue last year that killed two men during Yom Kippur.

Despite significant international attention on the German case, considered one of the most serious terror plots uncovered in the country since the war, the bodyguard cannot be named.

His lawyer previously argued identifying him would prejudice separate criminal proceedings he faces in the UK, where he remains in custody.

A judge at Westminster Magistrates’ Court initially granted him anonymity for 100 years, though the order was amended on Thursday after being challenged.

This means he can be named once the UK case concludes.

If convicted, the terrorist bodyguard would serve any custodial sentence in Britain before facing extradition to Germany, where he is charged with procuring weapons for Hamas.

It is understood he was part of Haniyeh’s security detail as early as 2006, when Hamas won Palestianian legislation elections

Following Hamas’s later takeover of Gaza after a civil war with rival faction Fatah, Haniyeh went on to lead the territory for a decade.

Between 2009 and 2012, the Hamas bodyguard is understood to have travelled repeatedly between Europe and Gaza via Egypt.

During this period, it is believed he was detained by Egyptian authorities in connection with a smuggling tunnel used to move weapons.

He is said to have left Gaza for the final time in 2012, arriving in Britain after a period in which his movements remain unclear.

Over the previous two decades, the UK had become a common destination for senior Hamas figures and members of the Muslim Brotherhood, from which the group originated.

The former bodyguard claimed asylum in 2015 and was granted indefinite leave to remain, during a period when the Home Office was led by Theresa May.

His most recent CV described him as an IT specialist with experience across tech, transport and food and drink companies, accompanied by a photo of him standing beside a UK peace memorial.

However, older images show him alongside Haniyeh during his time as Hamas leader, appearing to act as his bodyguard, including one image showing him escorting Haniyeh through a crowd of supporters raising Kalashnikovs.

In July 2024, Haniyeh, by then chairman of Hamas’s political bureau based in Qatar, was killed by Mossad while staying in Tehran, less than a year after the October 7 attacks that killed around 1,200 people.

The unnamed bodguard transported five pistols, ammunition, hats, neck warmers and gloves from Berlin to a rented storage unit in Vienna last July, having travelled to Germany from Istanbul, an indictment first obtained by German newspaper, Bild, revealed.

The following month, he is alleged to have received a further 100 rounds of ammunition, with a co-conspirator later obtaining a Yugoslav-made Kalashnikov variant, eight additional pistols and 600 rounds of ammunition.

The video in which he allegedly claimed responsibility for the planned attack was discovered during a police raid and appears to have been filmed in Vienna, referencing the October 7 anniversary as central to the plot’s timing.

It remains unclear whether he intended to take part directly in any attack in Berlin or Vienna.

Of the seven others arrested, two were German nationals, one Danish, one Bulgarian and three Lebanese.

The exact circumstances surrounding how the plot was uncovered remain unclear, though it has emerged that one co-conspirator was a German intelligence asset accused of withholding information about his role.

The Hamas bodyguard is understood to have used two rented properties within the same English city, registering companies at both addresses under his differing identities.

One of these companies remains active under his current legal name, while another, registered under his original name, was forcibly dissolved after failing to file accounts.

Germany’s chief federal prosecutor, Jens Rommel, warned: “Germany and other European countries are now increasingly being viewed as operational areas for possible attacks.”

“This becomes particularly evident in the case of Hamas. To prepare attacks in Europe, their foreign operatives, sympathisers, or individuals connected to organised crime acquire and smuggle weapons.”

“They often hold European citizenship or residence permits within the Schengen area, allowing them to move freely. They are highly mobile and extensively networked, and some possess significant financial resources.”

GB News has reached out to the National Crime Agency for comment.

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A man who identifies as “transgender” was arrested after allegedly committing a brutal attack on his stepfather, leaving him blind and without both ears, according to multiple reports from Manaus, Brazil.

The accused, described as a “transgender woman” by news outlets, allegedly raped his 61-year-old stepfather, bit off his ears, and gouged out his eyes. 

The severely injured man described the attack by his stepson as “satanic,” according to a police statement. 

Despite being blinded, mutilated, and sexually humiliated, the man escaped by jumping from his apartment’s third-floor balcony.

Surgeons had to remove both of the man’s eyes, while his ears were not recovered, leading investigators to conclude that they were likely ingested by the assailant. 

The stepson reportedly claimed that the attack was motivated by his German stepfather’s refusal to accept the younger man’s chosen “gender identity.”

The accused, Aurora Naomi La Fey, 31, claimed he had been suffering from drug-induced hallucinations after having smoked a “particularly potent” strain of cannabis.

The attack occurred on the afternoon of September 16 when the man returned to his apartment and found his stepson wearing only a towel, according to reports.

While investigators await the results of forensic testing, La Fey has denied having raped his stepfather.

A TRANS woman has been arrested after her stepdad was found with his ears bitten off and his eyes gouged out.

He is 61. Police say he was raped in the attack.

Then, blind and mutilated, he ran for the balcony of a third-floor flat in Brazil and jumped because staying in that… pic.twitter.com/bueuZAXzPz

— Benonwine (@benonwine) September 24, 2026

“Leftists will tell you he’s a woman and should have access to all women’s spaces, including a women’s prison,” noted Chris Elston (aka Billboard Chris) in response to news of the horrific attack.

“Insane. We don’t have gender identities. We have mentally ill people playing pretend,” Elston said.

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A 46-year-old Nigerian woman stabbed an Italian police officer in the chest and was charged with attempted mass killing after she opened three gas cylinders in her apartment in Verdello, Italy.

The woman also flooded the rooms of the apartment building.

Officers responded around 1:15 p.m. Sept. 18 to reports of a dispute at a building on Via Adua that houses 12 mostly migrant families. Officers detected a strong smell of gas and found the third-floor apartment flooded, with broken glass and exposed electrical wires.

Inside, the woman was completely naked, in an agitated state, and shouting incoherent phrases. She grabbed a 24-centimeter kitchen knife from a sofa and lunged at a corporal after one officer slipped on the wet floor, striking him in the chest. The officer was unharmed because he was wearing a bulletproof vest.

Additional officers and emergency medical workers arrived, sedated the woman and took her to Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital in Bergamo. Tests showed she was positive for cannabis but found no psychiatric conditions. Doctors determined she suffered from acute substance intoxication.

Firefighters sealed the building and declared it unusable until it could be made safe due to the various exposed gas canisters.

When questioned, she said she opened an extra canister for cooking and kept a knife to “defend herself from black magic,” according to BergamoNews.

A tenant who entered the apartment after a power outage found the woman with a rope around her neck. The same tenant later said she attacked him with the knife, shouting, “I’ll kill everyone.”

Authorities continued to investigate the motive.

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No human rights to see here.

Do the politicians and journalists clamoring about ‘human rights’ and ranting about Israel actually believe in human rights? Generally not. Because these same types have a very different view when it comes to China, Pakistan and Iran.

Recently, UK Foreign Minister Ed Miliband gave an extensive speech denouncing Israel, falsely accusing it of violating human rights (already ironic coming from a regime that was arresting people on an almost daily basis over online comments) and the Labour Party issued a bulletin declaring that the “situation in Palestine is a moral emergency.”

And what of the situation in Iran where the regime murdered tens of thousands of its own people for protesting in the streets?

Here’s Ed palling around with Iran’s Foreign Minister.

Meeting and discussion between Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and David Milliband, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Kingdom, on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. pic.twitter.com/LKQUwLntfS

— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) September 24, 2026

Ed and the rest of the gang don’t oppose Israel because they believe in human rights. They oppose Israel because they oppose human rights.

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