EU parliament shows the habitual lack of good sense.
While the right-wing parties are growing non-stop in nearly every European country and taking their no-nonsense policies to the mainstream, it’s also true that the leftist-Globalists still call the shots in the European Union.
And they do it in their usual inhumane way.
Today, reports arise that the EU Parliament has denied a request from the Patriots for Europe (PfE) group to observe a minute of silence this week, in memory of French conservative activist Quentin Deranque, who was murdered in Lyon by a pack of Antifa thugs.
“Parliament’s President Roberta Metsola rejected the request as MEPs are meeting on Tuesday in Brussels for an extraordinary session, marking the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
According to sources, the minute of silence for the student, Quentin Deranque, has not been accepted as it is not related to the purpose of the session, which is meant to be focused only on the war in Ukraine, and will vote on a non-binding resolution in support of the war-torn country.”
Not a single word about the young Quentin murdered by Antifa in any Belgian newspaper. If they manage to ban X or other social media, we wouldn’t have known any of it. Don’t be mistaken about the weight this carries. We live in a very dark time, with people who hate us very much. pic.twitter.com/ofoz5gCTJ0
Globalists concede that a minute of silence for Deranque may be held at the next regular plenary meeting, scheduled for the second week of March, in Strasbourg – when it will not carry any political weight anymore.
“France’s [RN] has accused [far-leftist party] LFI of bearing moral responsibility for the killing, citing its alleged links to ‘La Jeune Garde’, an antifascist group dissolved in 2025 over violent activities. Prosecutors have announced that seven individuals will face murder charges, including a parliamentary assistant to LFI MP Raphaël Arnault.”
Women’s sports advocacy groups are expressing outrage after a male student was found to be competing in girls’ track and field for Chelsea High School in Massachusetts. Lilly Serrano captured two podium finishes at Thursday’s Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 3 Indoor Track and Field Championships last week.
Serrano, who has competed in girls’ athletics since at least 2024, has earned multiple podium finishes in recent seasons. Earlier this month at the Greater Boston League Championship, Serrano placed first in both the 55-meter dash and the high jump, and third in the 500-meter race. On February 12, Serrano took third in the 55-meter dash and seventh in the 300-meter race at the state championships, earning a medal and podium position in both events.
Serrano, 17, currently ranks first on the Chelsea High School team in the 200-, 300-, and 400-meter races, as well as the high jump and 55-meter dash for the 2026 indoor season. Serrano is also ranked as the second best “female” runner in Massachusetts in the 200 meter Division 3 category.
Lilly Serrano.
On February 6, 2025,the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) announced that it had launched directed Title IX investigations into three entities — San Jose State University, the University of Pennsylvania, and the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) — for reported violations of federal civil rights law in their athletics programs.
The action follows President Trump’s “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports” executive order, directing greater enforcement of Title IX protections on the basis of biological sex in female sports.
The OCR’s decision to investigate the MIAA was in part prompted by an incident involving a a girls’ high school basketball game between the Collegiate Charter School of Lowell and KIPP Academy Lynn. The game drew national attention after the Lowell team forfeited at halftime following a series of injuries, several of which the school said occurred during plays involving a transgender student on the KIPP Academy team.
“We have about 83 state titles on record stolen [from girls] by boys so far and 32 of those are from Massachusetts,” a representative noted.
“Girls’ sports have never truly existed in Massachusetts,” HeCheated said, arguing that the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) has a long history of policies that failed to fully protect the female category.
HeCheated noted that it was not until 1978 that the MIAA attempted to adopt a rule barring boys from joining girls’ teams. The policy followed reports that, in districts where separate leagues had not been established, boys began joining girls’ volleyball teams, leading to injuries and forfeits. However, the rule was enforced inconsistently and often left to individual schools. It was overturned by an anti-discrimination court the next year.
The MIAA also permits athletes to compete on teams consistent with their self-declared gender identity, a practice HeCheated says deprives girls of even more athletic opportunities.
“State officials had the opportunity to address this issue in the 1970s,” HeCheated said. “Instead, they allowed what I view as another 31 girls’ state championship titles to go to male athletes. That is unacceptable and represents, in my opinion, one of the most significant infringements on the rights of female athletes in the country.”
🧵In 1977, the Amherst Regional High School "girls'" volleyball team won the Massachusetts state championship title by default after four teams forfeited against them in the state tournament because they used two boys on their starting roster.
The Independent Council on Women’s Sports (ICONS) shares HeCheated’s concerns about Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association and its continued betrayal of young female athletes.
“The MIAA has repeatedly inflicted egregious harm on female athletes by undermining the integrity of girls competition and disregarding federal protections guaranteed under Title IX,” an ICONS spokesperson said. “For these female track athletes, a state championship is a once in a lifetime culmination of years of sacrifice, training, and pursuit of excellence. That experience was irreparably damaged when a male athlete was allowed to compete in girls races and was celebrated atop girls podiums.”
ICONS is a US-based nonprofit advocacy group made up of current and former collegiate and professional female athletes, their families, and supporters. It says its mission is to promote and protect women’s sports by supporting policies and legal actions that it argues uphold fair competition for women based on biological sex and the original intent of Title IX. In addition to backing lawsuits, such as challenges to NCAA, conference and university policies allowing male participation in women’s sports, ICONS has vocally supported the Trump-era investigations into high school athletic associations which have allowed males to self-identify onto women’s teams.
“When athletic associations undermine sex-based categories, they do not merely alter results; they strip girls of enthusiasm, confidence, and the trust that adults in charge will defend girls. We believe the Department of Education investigation will document widespread, verifiable violations of Title IX across the state. When confirmed, enforcement must be swift, severe, and financially significant at a level that ensures this never happens again. Meaningful accountability, including substantial monetary penalties, is necessary to restore integrity to girls sports and to make clear that violating the civil rights of female athletes will carry serious and lasting consequences.”
Some conservatives with an appreciation for the impact of England (let’s broaden it to GB) on Western Civilization fret about the motherland’s impending downfall. They are partially justified, but rumors about Great Britain’s demise may be exaggerated. At a minimum, while there are still true Brits, they’ll always be English.
For patriotic Americans enamored of our founding principles, it’s plausible to suggest that Brits essentially “invented” America, myths purveyed from poets and embellishing biographers notwithstanding. Indeed, the original Americans mostly considered themselves to be British, some spending as much time in London as Philadelphia. They appreciated their heritage even while despising the king and his tax collectors, whom they rudely tarred and feathered. They developed an Americanized version of English to communicate their New World circumstances, environments, and bewildering array of flora and fauna. As Sir Winston Churchill essentially said, “Britain and America are two nations divided by a common language.”
They’ll always be English.
The British have sown seeds far and wide, even helping develop modern Singapore. Nowadays, a British passport is one of the most cherished, as it carries many benefits. Times Square in N.Y. is considered to be the “crossroads of the world.” Maybe so, but some proffer that if the world were to have a capital, then there are few better choices than London, the capital of capitals. Putting xenophobia aside, it’s not outlandish to rank it as one of the best cities in the world; indeed, this official report ranks it top.
They’ll always be English.
Admittedly, the mother country is being suffocated by ungrateful foreigners with a chip on their shoulders. What ex-P.M. David Cameron referred to as muscular liberalism to rein in their multiculturalism has atrophied into floppy leftism. In this regard, the brilliant madam and others teeter upon reality: the very “precious stone set in the silver sea” may no longer be graced by the “happy breed of men.” Nevertheless, they’ll always be English.
From science to technology (including recent progress in A.I.), to the arts and sports (Britain formalized rules for the world’s most popular), Great Britain’s contributions to modern times may only be surpassed by the country it “invented.” After the U.S., the U.K. is the country with the most Nobel Prizes (some of them actually matter).
That’s impressive, but here’s their legacy that tops the lot — the English language. It beautifully assimilates varied lexicographical cultures; it has one of the largest vocabularies, and has more synonyms and exquisite expressions than any other. It is spoken (more or less) everywhere that it matters. From Chaucer to Shakespeare to … now, they’ll always be English.
The most gripping literature and hypnotic musical lyrics are conveyed by English. Honestly, in recent times, it’s hard to identify anyone having more creative juice than the Brits. For example, they may not have invented Rock ‘N’ Roll, but elevated it to the musical heavens. If music is the universal language, then English is the primary purveyor.
During their “darkest hour,” Dame Vera Lynn’s touching songs lifted the spirits of, and captured the resilience of, a nation that, for a time, stood alone. One of her mesmeric pieces is “They’ll always be an England.” With the degeneration of muscular liberalism, some legitimately doubt that, but this is less doubtful: They’ll always be English!
Four Syrians and one Iraqi have been arrested and charged for the gang rape of a 17-year-old girl in the small German village of Heinsberg-Unterbruch, according to the Aachen public prosecutor’s office. However, during the course of the investigation, more women have come forward, and there are reportedly three rapes being investigated, along with a plethora of other crimes.
The five men, who are between 17 and 27 years of age, are currently being held in pre-trial detention and have been under investigation since the end of October.
They are accused of raping a 17-year-old girl over a long period of time in the village on Oct 19, 2025. She immediately went to the police and filed a complaint after the gang rape.
Since then, the investigation has only grown in complexity as more victms have come forward.
“The subject of the proceedings are three cases of rape,” Chief Public Prosecutor Katja Schlenkermann-Pitts told WDR.
It is notable that the village, which has a population of a little over 2,000, is historically known as a quiet residential area, with no high-profile crimes that could be found dating at least back to the 1980s. Furthermore, given that this incident happened in the German state of North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany’s most populous state, it is worth noting that approximately 75 percent of all gang rapes are committed either by foreigners or those with a foreign background in the state.
So far, police investigators are limiting how many details they are willing to share regarding the case in Heinsberg-Unterbruch.
Two out of three victims are minors, which means there are also potential data protection elements at stake regarding the minors.
The news of the rapes comes on top of news that the men are also wanted for other crimes, although the WDR report does not name what specific offenses these may include. However, there was an SEK police operation against their homes, where one individual was found to have a pistol and Taser at his property.
Notably, AfD politician Marie-Thérèse Kaiser was later convicted for publishing gang rape statistics in response to news that Afghan migrants would be moved to her district.
The AfD politician was defiant during the appeal process, writing on X before the most recent verdict: “My appeal hearing for alleged incitement will take place at the beginning of May. Simply naming numbers, dates and facts is to be declared a criminal offense, just because the establishment does not want to face reality. I will not allow myself to be silenced,” she wrote.
The Plenary of the Spanish Congress will debate this week a non-binding motion presented by the far-left party Podemos that seeks to implement mandatory comprehensive sex education at all stages of the education system, from Early Childhood Education —starting at the age of three— through Baccalaureate and Vocational Training.
The initiative once again brings into the public spotlight the limits of classroom instruction and the obsession of certain groups with introducing gender ideology at increasingly younger ages.
The proposal calls for the drafting of a state plan, in coordination with the autonomous communities, to guarantee the “effective implementation” of sex education throughout the country.
The text suggests that this training be mandatory, cross-curricular and adapted to each developmental stage, incorporating a “gender perspective, human rights, sexual diversity and the prevention of male violence.”
It also proposes that the content be developed in collaboration with specialists in “sexual health, feminist pedagogy and LGBTQIA+ rights,” and that teachers receive specific and ongoing training in “sexual and reproductive health.”
According to the document, the objective is to avoid territorial inequalities and ensure that these contents do not depend on occasional or voluntary initiatives by individual schools.
The aim is to continue indoctrinating not only children but also teachers, and to standardize content across all regions so that parents cannot have options to educate their children according to their own values.
The party also proposes establishing evaluation and monitoring mechanisms to measure the level of compliance in each autonomous community, identify possible shortcomings and correct failures. In other words, to use the State against the constitutional right to educational freedom.
Various family associations and civic platforms have expressed concern over the mandatory introduction of certain content at early ages. They argue that sex education must be strictly adapted to the child’s developmental stage and call for greater transparency regarding the materials and programs that would be implemented.
An Afghan knifeman has attacked multiple people at a Jehovah’s Witness stand in a German train station.
The 35-year-old attacker was then overpowered by heroic civilians at Würzburg Central Station who rushed to the victims’ aid.
Police are treating it as an attempted homicide and have arrested a suspect in connection with the attack who is now in custody.
Bavarian Police reports say the suspect was in the entrance hall of the Würzburg Central Station at around 7.50am. Würzburg is located in central Germany, east of Frankfurt in the Bavaria region.
He approached the Jehovah’s Witness stand and then stabbed at a 68-year-old man and physically attacked a 55-year-old and a 51-year-old, police said.
A spokesperson for Bavarian Police said: ‘Several passersby, including a plainclothes police officer, immediately intervened and were able to subdue the 35-year-old.
‘A patrol from the Federal Police arrived shortly after the initial emergency call and was able to provisionally arrest the suspect. Several patrols from the Würzburg police also responded promptly to the scene.’
The big party convention of Germany’s Christian Democratic Party (CDU) has ended well for Chancellor Friedrich Merz, but may bode ill for the country as a whole.
In the election for party leadership over the weekend of February 21-22, Merz received 91.2 per cent of the vote, a better result than in 2024 when he got 89.8 per cent.
The ballot followed an hour-long speech by the conservative politician in which he urged his party members to strive for unity. He also demanded that the CDU and its junior coalition partner, the Social Democratic Party (SPD), work together more constructively.
“We need to get out of this situation where one coalition partner makes a suggestion that the other ritualistically rejects. We both must get out of this,” Merz stated.
Crucially, he also rejected the idea of any form of co-operation with the main opposition party on the Right, the Alternative for Germany party (AfD): “I have decided with finality to seek approval for our policies exclusively in the political centre of our country. Yes, for the moment that narrows us down to a coalition with the SPD,” Merz said.
“I am fully aware that this means that the only two parties left of the democratic centre, the CDU and the SPD, are dependent on each other”, Merz added, before attacking AfD head on.
“Eighty years after the end of the Nazi dictatorship, forces are gaining strength in our country that mock the victims of the Nazi regime, admire imperialism, ridicule the principles of human dignity, the rule of law and our Constitution and want to turn back decades of social progress.
“We will not allow these people from the so-called Alternative for Germany to ruin our country. And that is why I say with full conviction: This party cannot be a partner of the CDU. This party must expect a bitter fight from the Union,” the Chancellor stated.
Merz’ speech was praised on German state TV and was seen favourably by commentators from left-wing media.
Others were more critical.
Ulf Poschardt, libertarian publisher of newspaper Welt, wrote that Merz had become “the new Angela Merkel”.
Ex-chancellor Merkel is still reviled by many on the German Right for initiating Germany’s nuclear phase-out, enabling mass immigration from Muslim countries and other deeds.
As she led the CDU to some of its greatest ballot successes, though, she is still held in high esteem by the party. That was evidenced by the 70-second applause Merkel got when she attended this weekend’s conference, her first appearance at a CDU convention since the end of her chancellorship.
“It is remarkable how Merz denounces his conservative critics who demand a little more ambition and courage as treasonous pessimists. With such a course of action, he will end up like Merkel: He will lose the hearts and minds of the ambitious bourgeoisie and come to terms with a green-red-red coalition until the country is in ruins,” Poschardt wrote.
Swiss newspaper NZZ commentator Beatrice Achterberg also wrote that Merz’ plans did not bode well for Germany: “The CDU is permanently aligning itself with an SPD that is weak, leans to the far-left in its policies and always seeks to prevent genuine welfare state reforms. […] This course frees SPD from all necessity to work constructively in government.
“If you rule out any alternative on the Right categorically, you make your left-wing coalition partner indispensable,” Achterberg concluded.
Members of AfD also reacted with sharp criticism to Merz’s speech.
AfD MP Nicole Höchst wrote on X: “Merz uses means of blame reversal and reality shifting. When political responsibility for existing problems is attributed to an opposition that does not exercise governmental power, this seems like a reinterpretation of the actual balance of power.”
Höchst accused Merz of using “enemy rhetoric” and a “manipulative reversal of guilt”.
Unknown individuals are placing threatening flyers with religious warnings in the letterboxes of residents in the Wattenscheid district of Bochum. Residents are concerned, and the police are in the dark. Petra Gehrmann found one of the leaflets in her letterbox. ‘It was threatening, it gave me an eerie feeling,’ she told broadcaster Sat.1 NRW. For the first two or three days, she was afraid that someone would set fire to her flat. ‘We will take revenge on the sinners’ or ‘As for the wicked, their dwelling place is the fire; as often as they try to escape from it, they will be driven back into it,’ the flyers read. According to the police, the passages refer to passages in the Koran. In the background, the outline of a mosque can be seen, with crowded shadows of people and blazing flames below. For Gehrmann from Wattenscheid, it is a threatening backdrop. She is not the only one who found this and other religious threatening flyers in her letterbox. The flyers were also distributed in the city centre.
Experts consider the flyers to be a real threat that is no longer a harmless expression of religious freedom. Kaan Ohron from the deradicalisation counselling centre Grüner Vogel e.V. says: ‘The nature of the flyers, the lack of a recognisable author, communication that is very strongly focused on threats and negative consequences. This is not positive advertising for one’s own beliefs, but rather intimidation – and that has nothing to do with religious freedom.’ Gehrmann is concerned: “Something may not happen tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, but perhaps in the near future, I don’t know. There are other people who have found flyers like this in their letterboxes and who have written to me on Facebook to say that they also find it very frightening, and that they are afraid. But who put the flyers through the letterboxes? The state security service is investigating. However, as Sat.1 NRW reports, the flyers are not punishable by law. So the residents are left with a feeling of powerlessness and fear.
O’Neill was found guilty of indecent communications with a 15-year-old boy at Edinburgh Sheriff Court in February of 2025, as reported by local news. The crimes spanned from November of 2019 to May of 2020, when O’Neill sent indecent messages and images to a boy who was 14-years-old at the time.
The disgraced Doctor was reportedly introduced to the child by a colleague at his work. The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service hearing was told how in November 2019, O’Neill was driving a car and asked the child, who was a passenger, how he masturbated.
O’Neill then pursued the boy through social media apps, sending vile messages to the child on WhatsApp and Snapchat, with the pedophile pediatrician sending pictures of his penis to the minor.
The predator then discussed with the boy how he was purchasing “sex toys” and later arrived at the child’s home and attempted to give him a “silicone device.”
Local reports describe how the boy attempted to protect himself by “blocking” the doctor on social media, but O’Neill was unrelenting and made fake profiles with male and female names in attempts to reengage the child in conversation. One fake male username was used as a disguise to sexually interrogate the boy. While using the account, O’Neill proceeded to ask the minor if he was gay, and then sent him photos of his penis and asked him if he recognized it.
Despite being found guilty of the appalling crime, O’Neill avoided a custodial sentence entirely and was given 18 months community service during a sentencing hearing in March of 2025.
This week, O’Neill, 37, was found to be impaired and his license to practice was erased during a Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) hearing. Upon hearing of O’Neill’s crimes, the Tribunal decided to ban Thomas O’Neill from working in his profession and remove him from the medical register. The Tribunal made his name known due to public interest and safety and the“need to maintain the reputation of the profession as a whole.”
Prior to being found guilty of indecent communications, O’Neill was active as an advocate for LGBT equality in healthcare, with a particular emphasis on “LGBT+ youth.”
O’Neill was responsible for “equalities and diversity for NHS Lothian’s Medical Education Directorate “ and was described as “[working] to help clinicians and supervisors better support LGBTQ+ students and trainees, through his role as associate faculty of the Clinical Educator Programme.”
Additionally, O’Neill was employed previously as a Research Fellow at the University of Edinburgh where he was a prominent face in their Youtube videos themed around supporting LGBT staff. The videos have now been deleted after the Daily Record made contact with the University. Edinburgh declined to comment to the tabloid, and NHS Lothian declined to comment on the individual member of staff, but the paper believes that O’Neill no longer works for the Health Board.
In 2017, O’Neill co-authored a paper on the challenges “lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT+) young people” face in accessing health care. The paper described two case scenarios, one involving a 13-year-old gay boy and another involving a 14-year-old boy who identified as a “girl,” and challenged pediatricians on how to better accommodate such patients in their practices.
