A young Islamist is arrested by the French intelligence agency DGSI for allegedly planning an attack using a drone. The man, who had been in the Iraqi-Syrian conflict zone, detests France as a country of ‘kuffar’

A man aged around 20 was charged on Friday March 21 by an anti-terrorism judge at the Paris court for ‘criminal association in connection with a terrorist project’ and ‘glorification of terrorism’, Paris Match reports. He was remanded in custody. This information was confirmed by judicial circles.

The suspect was arrested at the beginning of the week by investigators from the Directorate-General for Internal Security (DGSI) at his parents’ home in Meaux (Seine-et-Marne). The man is suspected of having visited several websites dedicated to the manufacture of homemade explosive devices and the purchase of products for their manufacture.

He is also suspected of having purchased a drone to equip it with a bomb that he had made himself.

According to reports, the investigation revealed that the young man had spent a year in the Iraqi-Syrian crisis zone before returning to France. The suspect also glorified terrorism on the Internet by glorifying the attack on Charlie Hebdo while claiming that France was a country of ‘kuffar’. The suspect suffers from schizophrenic disorders, Paris Match reports further. (…)

Actu17 / Meaux (77) : un jeune islamiste arrêté par la DGSI, soupçonné de préparer un attentat à l’aide d’un drone. L’individu, ayant séjourné en zone irako-syrienne, déteste la France un pays de « kouffars (mécréants) » – Fdesouche

An illegal migrant is arrested in a French shelter after welcoming the Islamist attacks in France

A 43-year-old man has been taken to the reception centre in Plaisir (Yvelines) to await deportation from France, it emerged on Friday. Police had arrested him on Wednesday at a hostel in Mantes-la-Jolie, where he was staying, after becoming aware of his worrying and ‘highly radicalised’ behaviour. They suspected him of glorifying terrorism.
According to police information, the 40-year-old had mentioned and endorsed the Islamist attacks on French soil several times since October. He is also said to have expressed his hatred of France and its people and complained about the administration, which was slow to respond to his application to extend his residence permit.

The suspect had entered the country in 2020 and had been in an irregular situation since August 2021 after being notified of an obligation to leave French territory (OQTF) issued by the prefecture of Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine).

During the house search, the police discovered a fake identity card which, according to its owner, he had bought ‘for work in Barbès (in Paris, XVIII district) for 170 euros’. In front of the police officers, he called himself a ‘normal Muslim’, emphasised his ‘attachment to France’, stated that he did not understand the accused acts and thus rejected any glorification of terrorism. (…)

At the end of his police custody, the suspect was brought before the court in Versailles, which did not take any criminal action in the matter. However, the 43-year-old was handed over to the prefectural authorities for deportation.

Le Parisien / Mantes-la-Jolie (78) : un migrant raciste anti-Français arrêté dans un foyer après avoir salué les attentats islamistes frappant la France ; il est clandestin et sous OQTF – Fdesouche

German police ‘forced to abort missions’ as their electric cars ‘drain too fast’

German police officers have become unhappy about the electric police cars forced on them by the government.

Ralf Kusterer, deputy leader of German Police Trade Union (Deutsche Polizeigewerkschaft, DPolG), told tabloid Bild on March 20 the new cars’ batteries empty much too fast to use efficiently as per by law enforcers’ needs.

According to the union leader, some police missions had to be aborted as the cars lost power even when charged overnight at the police station.

Some officers had been required to spend their working hours at charging stations as their cars’ battery power was slowly restored.

In July 2024, police stations in the southwestern German State of Baden-Wurttemberg were given a fleet of 136 Audi Q4 e-tron 45 Quattro vehicles (retail price from €55,000).

The state’s interior minister Thomas Strobl of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) hailed the cars as an “investment into our safety as well as into climate protection”.

Baden-Wurttemberg is governed by The Greens party with the Conservative CDU as a junior partner.

Questioned by Julia Goll, a Liberal State MP, on how the ministry was assessing the situation, ministry officials reportedly answered that police officers could use the time spent at the charger to “carry out research or processing of files by using the personal mobile phones provided”.

Goll called the suggestions “grotesque” and completely removed from serious police work.

Kusterer said: “In reality in such cases two police officers have to sit in the car and listen to how their colleagues call for back-up.”

How often police missions were hindered by empty batteries of police cruisers could not be determined, the state interior ministry said, as “there is no statistical recording of pursuits or emergency journeys by the Baden-Württemberg police”.

German police ‘forced to abort missions’ as their electric cars ‘drain too fast’ – Brussels Signal

Et Tu, Oxford? Latin Ceremony Gets ‘Non-Binary’ Makeover

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Oxford University intends to make an 800-year-old Latin ceremony gender-neutral for the sake of students who claim to be “non-binary.” 

The proposed changes, which will be voted on by the university’s governing body, Congregation, on April 29th, would eliminate all gendered language from Latin texts used in graduation ceremonies. Terms such as magistri (masters) and doctores (doctors), grammatically masculine, are to be replaced with clunky alternatives like vos, simply meaning “you”—even though the masculine plural has always been used for mixed groups of men and women. 

Even the Latin word for “who” is to be rewritten to avoid any suggestion of grammatical gender.

The Telegraph reports that the changes will likely be implemented in all ceremonies from October onwards. They will also affect other formal occasions, such as the admission of a new Vice-Chancellor, where references in English to “his” or “her” tenure will be replaced with the clumsy and ambiguous “their.”

Oxford insists the overhaul is “necessary so that the Latin used can refer to those who identify as non-binary as well as those who identify as male and female.” It also claims it is merely aligning itself with UK legal requirements for higher education. 

Dr Jonathan Katz, Oxford’s Public Orator and a Latin specialist, signed off on the grammar of the proposed script but notably distanced himself from its ideological basis. He said:

One of my colleagues wrote to me this morning to ask whether this was an early April Fool. It isn’t—just keeping up with modern trends. My only role has been to check that the Latin grammar is correct, which I believe it is so far.

It’s true that in standard Latin the masculine plural is used to cover a mixed-gender group, but it was felt that the masculine appearance of many words was still unhelpfully dominant. Ideologically I remain neutral in this, but it was an interesting linguistic exercise that the lead Dean of Degrees and I were requested to go through.

However, critics say the university, once revered for its intellectual rigour and scholarly tradition, is now pandering to a fringe minority. According to national statistics, just 0.2 per cent of UK university students identify as “other gender”—a mere 14 individuals out of Oxford’s 7,000 annual admissions, if the same proportion holds.

David Soskin, a former Downing Street adviser, called it “curious” that alumni had not been consulted. “They probably know how donors would react,” he said.

Others are more blunt. Historian Dominic Selwood slammed the revised language as “devoid of any elegance, atmosphere, beauty or tradition,” pointing out that what Oxford stands to lose far outweighs any potential gain. “At least the ceremony will be shorter and everyone can get to the pub earlier,” he added.

Oxford’s rush to change a centuries-old ceremony in the name of inclusion raises serious questions. If even Latin—the foundational language of Western academia—is now considered too “exclusive” to be uttered in its original form, what other traditions are next on the chopping block?

https://europeanconservative.com/articles/news/oxford-university-latin-ceremony-scrapped-non-binary/

Local French mayor slams new book ‘distorting reality’ of anti-White Crépol murder

The mayor of Romans-sur-Isère, Marie-Hélène Thoraval, has strongly criticized a newly published book on the Crépol attack, accusing its authors of distorting the truth and downplaying the racial and social tensions at the heart of the tragedy.

The book, written by investigative journalists Jean-Michel Décugis, Pauline Guéna, and Marc Leplongeon, seeks to reframe the Nov. 18, 2023, attack in Crépol as a politically exploited “news item” rather than a racially-motivated crime.

The attack, which resulted in the death of a White teenager named Thomas and serious injuries to three others, was carried out by a group of Black youths outside a village dance. Witnesses reported that one of the attackers declared, “We are here to stab White people.” However, the book claims the incident was “seized upon” by “fascists” and questions the racial undertones that many — including the victims’ families — believe were central to the crime.

Speaking to Valeurs Actuelles, Mayor Thoraval accused the authors of rewriting history and ignoring the stark reality of the social divide in France.

“They are trying to downplay the Crépol attack by presenting a watered-down, even distorted, version of reality. It is a dramatic provocation aimed at the families,” she said.

She further warned of “religious communitarianism” eroding the country, pointing to the neighborhood of La Monnaie in Romans-sur-Isère, where the attackers were from.

“Forty years ago, it was a working-class neighborhood. Today, it has become a community enclave, welcoming an uninterrupted flow of immigration. In these neighborhoods, the rules and customs in place are no longer those of the Republic. Lawless zones are being established, where the law of religion and drug trafficking prevails.”

One of the controversies reignited by the book is the absence of a police report mentioning anti-White racism as a possible motive for the attack. The mayor recalled a meeting between then-Minister Olivier Véran and the victims’ families, during which they unanimously testified that the attackers had shouted openly racist and anti-French insults.

“Denying the existence of anti-White racism is absurd. Racism cannot only go one way. Imagine if the situation were reversed, if youths from Crépol had attacked a party in La Monnaie. Anti-racist organizations would have immediately taken up the case, and this tragedy would never have been dismissed as a simple fight.”

Thoraval firmly rejected the notion that the attack was a random act of violence, calling it a premeditated assault.

“Crépol wasn’t a brawl or a fight. It was an attack and a punitive expedition. The youths at La Monnaie weren’t ‘equipped’ with knives, as I’ve read or heard. They were armed with knives. To claim otherwise is to perpetuate an unbearable culture of excuses.”

Over a year after the attack, Thomas’s family and the residents of Crépol remain deeply affected. Many are still struggling with legal fees and are frustrated by the slow pace of justice.

“They come across videos showing one of the arrested attackers partying in prison. No one talks about it, and they suffer in silence. Their lives have been turned upside down. An entire village will remain traumatized,” she said.

“Their anger is disturbing [for the elites] because it forces political leaders to acknowledge that their migration and integration policies have failed utterly. The families of Crépol still carry the energy of anger within them. But they are bruised, wounded. They have been given life sentences.”

Thoraval revealed she is still in regular contact with Thomas’ family who remain determined to fight for justice.

‘We came to kill White people!’ — 9 arrested for murder of French teen in mass stabbing attack

https://rmx.news/article/local-french-mayor-slams-new-book-distorting-reality-of-anti-white-crepol-murder/

‘Allahu Akbar”: City of Berlin organises Ramadan fast-breaking in front of church! – Green district mayor calls it a ‘ gesture against the shift to the right’

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Unbelievable events in the Wedding district of Berlin on Wednesday: hundreds of Muslims gather on Leopoldplatz for a joint fast-breaking event organised by the city of Berlin and local initiatives. After a few speeches, ‘Allahu Akbar’ echoes across the square – in front of the Protestant Nazareth Church, mind you.
Remarkable: Leopoldplatz is considered one of the most criminal and neglected squares in Berlin. Drugs are traded openly on the square and criminal offences are committed time and again. The city of Berlin recently announced that random checks (including for knives) could be carried out on the square in Berlin-Wedding.

Several hundred people gathered there on Wednesday for what is known as Iftar. They had brought home-made food with them, which was eaten in the evening hours after the end of the fast. The district mayor praised the 160 nations living together here. She saw the public breaking of the fast as a ‘ gesture against the shift to the right’.
A short time later, ‘Allahu Akbar’ echoed across the square where the Nazareth Church is located …

Stadt Berlin veranstaltet Ramadan-Fastenbrechen vor Kirche! – Bezirksbürgermeisterin nennt es „Zeichen gegen Rechtsruck“ | NIUS.de

South African Antarctic Expedition Still Stranded With Out-Of-Control Crew Member Who Sexually Harassed and Beat-up Colleagues – Authorities Monitoring the Situation Remotely

SANA IV Crew members: one of them is out of control.

In a story that has captured the world’s attention, nine members of a South African Antarctic expedition are still stranded at a research station 2,000 miles away from everything – and one of them is out of control.

The unnamed crew member is accused of outrageous behavior: he allegedly violently beat, threatened, and sexually harassed at least two of his colleagues.

But the South African Government apparently deems the situation to be under control, and thinks that remote supervision on an ‘almost daily basis’ is quite sufficient.

The New York Post reported:

“According to urgent emails fired off to authorities from the remote base, an unidentified male member of the South African crew stuck at SANAE IV became ‘deeply disturbed’ within weeks of arriving. This was despite, the complainant alleged, authorities being warned about his behavior even before the team left South Africa on Feb. 1.”

After the assaults and sexual harassments, and going as far as threatening to kill one crew member, the man created ‘an environment of fear and intimidation’.

“’His behavior has escalated to a point that is deeply disturbing. I remain deeply concerned about my own safety, constantly wondering if I might become the next victim’, the email said, as first reported on by South Africa’s Sunday Times newspaper.”

It’s one of five men – not the leader: either Jacobs, Tsime, Khoza, Seepane or Ghazi.

There are no plans to intervene in the situation, leaving them trapped at the base without outside contact until December – with a volatile and dangerous man among them.

“’There were no incidents that required any of the nine overwintering team members to be brought back to Cape Town. All on the base is calm and under control’, South Africa’s Environment Minister Dion George told the New York Times.”

Officials stated that it was ‘not uncommon’ for crew members to experience what they called ‘adjustment period’.

Authorities further inform that they are in contact with the base on a ‘near-daily basis’.

“’The department is responding to these concerns with the utmost urgency and have had a number of interventions with all parties concerned at the base’, Peter Mbelengwa, communications chief of the South African Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, said in a statement.”

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Football star wants giant mosques all over Sweden

26-year-old Taha Ali is a midfielder at Malmö FF football club and also plays for the men’s national team.

However, football is not his most important commitment. He is more interested in contributing to the Islamisation of Sweden by building more huge mosques in order to become a ‘better Muslim’.

The football star is one of those responsible for raising funds for the ‘largest mosque in Scandinavia’ in Helsingborg.
In January this year, Taha Ali, who has a Somali migration background, made his debut in the Swedish men’s national football team’s match against Estonia. Ali scored a goal in that game and at club level he plays for top team Malmö FF, while foreign clubs are interested in him.

Ali would like to win the Swedish championship with Malmö FF, but that is not his main goal in life. Rather, he wants there to be more mosques in Sweden in his lifetime, and he has already launched two fundraising campaigns for huge mosques this spring.

One is for a 1,900 square metre mosque in the Väla Södra district on the outskirts of Helsingborg. The other is for a 2,203 square metre mosque in the Järva district in the north of Stockholm near Tensta, where Taha Ali grew up.

🔹He wants to Islamise Sweden with the ‘largest mosque in Scandinavia’!

The project will lead to the ‘largest mosque in Scandinavia’. Photo: Mosque in Helsingborg

The website of the campaign for the mosque in Helsingborg, ‘Moskéhjälpen’, describes the building as ‘Scandinavia’s largest mosque project’. It also points out that the mosque will soon be completed and that the entire mosque site covers an area of 10,000 square metres.

The fundraising is well organised and has attracted several Muslim influencers who have contributed to the campaigns on social media. So far, 59.2 million Swedish kronor has been raised out of the 68 million needed to make the construction of the mosque in Helsingborg possible.

🔹‘ As I am extremely privileged, I want to give something back’.

In an interview, Taha Ali explained that he took part in fundraising campaigns for huge mosques because he ‘strives to be a better Muslim’ and ‘wants to give something back’.

I want to give something back. I feel like I’m extremely privileged by everything I’ve been given in life. I know that if I give a lot of what I have, I will get something back later,’ Taha Ali told Sydsvenskan.

🔹 ‘The media spreads negative ideas about Islam’.

Taha Ali explains that he has become more religious in the last five to ten years after acquiring more knowledge about Islam. At the same time, he believes that there are many negative perceptions about Islam and mosques in Sweden.

In his opinion, ‘the negative aspects’ of Islam get a lot of attention in Sweden because ‘they make an impact in the media’. What doesn’t get so much attention, on the other hand, are all the positive things that come as a result of the mosques.

For example, there is youth football, homework help, extracurricular centres and other activities for children and young people,’ Mr Ali tells Sydsvenskan.

Une star du football veut des mosquées géantes dans toute la Suède – Résistance Républicaine / Samnytt

Rupert Lowe & Nigel Farage Civil War was INEVITABLE: Steven Woolfe, former UKIP Leadership Contender

On today’s #NCFDeprogrammed, hosts Harrison Pitt and Connor Tomlinson are joined by former UKIP MEP Steven Woolfe, a barrister and Director of the Centre for Migration and Economic Prosperity. In July 2016, Steven Woolfe launched a bid to become leader of UKIP following the resignation of Nigel Farage.

The Truth Hurts: Meloni Speech Sparks Outrage in Italy’s Parliament

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni. 
Photo: Giorgia Meloni on Facebook

Once again, Giorgia Meloni did not mince her words in the Parlamento italiano as she spoke in the debate ahead of this week’s European Council meeting. Her remarks sparked such outrage among opposition MPs that the session had to be twice suspended by House Speaker Lorenzo Fontana. But what was she saying that provoked such emotionally unhinged reactions—with some MPs yelling at Meloni, barely able to hold back their tears?

Meloni’s speech crime was bringing up the so-called Ventotene Manifesto, named after the small island of Ventotene, located off the coast of Lazio.

Ventotene housed a Fascist prison during the Second World War, and two of the founding fathers of the European Union, Altiero Spinelli—after whom a European Parliament (EP) building is named—and Ernesto Rossi were held there under Mussolini’s dictatorship. It was there that the duo drafted the manifesto in 1941.

On the sidelines of the debate dedicated to discussing von der Leyen’s ReArm Europe plan and Italy’s position on it, Meloni reminded her opponents of the gist of the manifesto, that a federation of European states was necessary in order to prevent future wars. But the manifesto also said much more. 

“The European revolution will have to be Socialist”, Italy’s EU ‘founding fathers’ said, adding

Private property will have to be abolished, limited, corrected … The political democratic methodology will be a dead weight in the revolutionary crisis.

Statements that resonate eerily today, in light of what the von der Leyen Commission and the European People’s Party-dominated EP are up to these days regarding farming, and its climate policies in general, the Romania crisis, or circumventing the will of the European electorates with their undemocratic tactics. 

What most mainstream media reports fail to mention regarding the incident in the parliament is that Meloni did not bring the manifesto up out of the blue. She spoke up in reaction to the fact that several speakers at a pro-EU demonstration held in Rome last Saturday—including members of the opposition in the Lower House—cited the Manifesto. Meloni remarked in parliament that she was not really clear on what kind of Europe opposition voices keep referring to.

“I don’t know if this is your Europe, but it’s certainly not mine,” Meloni said of the 1941 manifesto, circulated at the time within the Italian Resistance and soon to become the programme of the European Federalist Movement.  Referring to those who referenced the manifesto at the Saturday protest, she added she hoped “they haven’t read it, because the alternative would be scary.”

Opposition MPs lost it completely when Meloni dared to quote the Manifesto verbatim. Many yelled “Shame!”, and one representative even called on her to “kneel before the founding father[s]” of Europe instead of denigrating them. 

The Italian (and European) Left is still hellbent on defending the indefensible, in the name of the erstwhile sacred cows of the progressive European elites—taboos that cannot be talked about and even less broken. As the Italian Communist outlet Il Manifesto argued, Meloni “took the quotes out of their historical context,” prompting the former Italian minister of health to shout “This is an apology of fascism!”

Once again, the tired old accusation of fascism is the last resort for progressives unable to rebut valid arguments on the Right. It highlights the core flaws of their ideas. And in Italy, they have still not recovered from the shock of having a prime minister who is not afraid of taking them on, and coherently and consistently speaks her mind on issues that were swept under the carpet for so long.

https://europeanconservative.com/articles/news/meloni-italian-parliament-ventotene-manifesto-federalism-socialism/