Finnish Member of Parliament Päivi Räsänen says she has been banned from traveling to the UK after British authorities revoked her electronic travel authorization (ETA), despite it having initially been approved.
The former Finnish interior minister and physician was convicted earlier this year by Finland’s Supreme Court on a hate speech charge relating to her public statements on marriage and sexuality, which reflected her Christian beliefs and included biblical teaching.
According to Räsänen, the consequences of the Supreme Court ruling have extended beyond restrictions on free expression, affecting her ability to travel and participate in meetings and conferences. She also expressed concern that the ruling has left many people uncertain about whether peacefully expressing their religious beliefs could expose them to legal consequences.
Travel authorization has also reportedly been denied to Juhana Pohjola, the Lutheran bishop who co-defended the case after publishing one of Räsänen’s church pamphlets.
In a closely divided 3-2 ruling issued on March 26th, Finland’s Supreme Court found Räsänen guilty of hate speech while unanimously acquitting her on a separate charge related to a 2019 social media post quoting a Bible verse.
Räsänen was first investigated in 2019 after criticizing her church’s support for an LGBTQ event by posting a Bible passage on social media. She was later charged in 2021 with “agitation against a minority group.”
Evangelist Franklin Graham urged Christians to pray for Räsänen following news of the revoked travel authorization.
“It’s hard to believe that Finnish Member of Parliament and Christian Päivi Räsänen has been banned from flying through London’s Heathrow Airport simply for her belief on Biblical sexuality,” Graham wrote. He said she had faced years of legal action in Finland for quoting biblical passages on homosexuality and encouraged supporters to pray for her as she continues to stand by her beliefs.
Christian author Rod Dreher also criticized the decision, arguing that European bureaucracies increasingly target Christians rather than addressing more pressing societal problems.
In his post, Graham also quoted Dreher’s warning: “We can expect more of this. It’s a Finnish Lutheran lawmaker and grandmother today; it could easily be you tomorrow.”
[L] Jaylin Liu. Photo Source: INSTAGRAM. [R] Alysa Liu posing with her Olympic Gold Medal. Photo Source: YantsImages via Wikipedia.
A trans-identified male racking up wins in girls’ sports in California has been identified as the brother of a prominent US Olympian. Jaylin Liu is the brother of gold medal-winning figure skater Alysa Liu.
Jaylin appears to have previously gone by the name “Joshua,” and appears to have begun identifying as female relatively recently. Some news articles on his sister’s Olympic successes still refer to him by his birth name, while other profiles have been quietly updated to reflect his new name.
Since the 2025 outdoor athletic season, Jaylin has been participating in girls’ sports on teams at both Albany High School and El Cerrito High School in California.
At Albany, Jaylin took eight separate first-places spots at seasonal meets and races in 2025. He seized a silver medal at the NCS Bayshore Championship in the 400-meter race, and a gold in the 2025 Tri-County Athletic League Frosh-Soph Championship 200-meter race.
This year, Jaylin has continued to outperform his female competitors, and has taken first place at every 200- and 400-meter girls race he’s participated in for Albany. This includes a first place finish at the Tri-County Athletic League Finals that were held on May 8.
He is currently ranked the best “female” runner on his team in the 200- and 400-meter race, and the best “female” runner in the Tri-County Athletic League in the quarter-mile.
Jaylin Liu’s 2026 Outdoor season in the 200- and 400-meter race.
As previously reported by Reduxx, the Invite saw multiple “girls” teams participate with male players, and El Cerrito was one of them. During news coverage of the championship, Jaylin was praised for his performance, which was described as “extremely dominant.” El Cerrito ultimately faced off in a semifinal match against South Eugene High School, which also had at least one male player, and lost.
Jaylin was one of five children born to surrogates, though he had a different egg donor than his Olympian sister Alysa. The children’s father, Arthur Liu, has said that he explicitly sought out white egg donors for his children.
Jaylin and Alysa Liu with Icelandic musician Laufey.
Arthur was briefly married to a much older woman named Qing Xin Yan, who also goes by the name Mary. While she was the legal guardian for Arthur’s children and helped raise them when they were young, she is not biologically related to any of them.
Despite being Alysa’s sibling, Jaylin has maintained a low profile and rarely mentions or features his sister on his social media. However, he was present for Alysa’s gold medal-winning Olympic Winter Games figure skating routine in Milan, and was seen watching her from the sidelines with their father.
While Alysa has never publicly acknowledged having a transgender sibling, some controversy arose during the Olympic Winter Games after she reportedly removed her preferred pronouns from her Instagram profile, which had been listed as “she/they.” Some outlets also reported that she had scrubbed past pro-LGBTQ posts from her social media.
“Rules allowing boys into girls’ sports often put female athletes who may have male family members, like Alysa, in an impossible position where their loyalties are torn and they are forced to choose between supporting female athletes and fairness in athletics or a beloved family member who they love,” The HeCheated spokesperson noted. “Firm rules protecting the female category puts the responsibility of saying no to these boys on athletic officials rather than young women and girls.”
Speaking to Reduxx, Marshi Smith of the Independent Council on Women’s Sports expressed sadness over the revelations of Jaylin’s participation in female athletics.
“The Liu family represents two opposing forces: the pinnacle of excellence in female sports and, at the same time, a profound threat to the integrity of those sports,” Smith said. “Alysa’s achievements are the result of years of dedication and hard work beginning in childhood. By contrast, her brother’s recent personal ambitions threaten to undermine the same developmental pathways that so many girls depend on to blaze their own trails to greatness.”
Smith continued: “Sports leaders and elected officials have a duty to protect female athletic opportunities rather than indulge the desires of boys at the expense of girls. Despite the recent Supreme Court ruling, too many officials remain committed to policies that threaten to destroy the athletic dreams of the next generation of girls. This injustice must end nationwide.”
The family of the suspect in the killing of an American mother in Ireland this month has complained of “racist” and “negative” comments online about their son, who has been arrested in his native Jordan.
Jamey Carney, a 43-year-old mother who had emigrated from the United States to Ireland, was allegedly suffocated to death after having been beaten around the head in her home in Killarney, Ireland.
Her former boyfriend — a failed asylum seeker from Jordan, Ahmad Al-Saqar — is reported to have promptly left the country after Carney’s death, flying to Turkey and ultimately to the homeland, which does not have an extradition treaty with Ireland.
However, according to Dublin’s online newspaper The Journal, Al-Saqar has nevertheless been arrested by Jordan’s Public Security Directorate.
It is unclear why exactly he has been detained, given that Ireland’s Gardaí police force has yet to issue an arrest warrant for Al-Saqar, whom they have only so far described as the “main person of interest” in relation to the killing.
The Irish outlet further reported that the family of the failed asylum seeker have issued a statement vowing to take legal action against “defamation” or “racist incitement” over social media posts concerning their son.
The family said that they have hired a “legal team” to submit evidence to the Cybercrime Unit of the Jordanian police, after allegedly facing “malicious attempts” to “spread racism and sow division among the people of our united Jordanian and Palestinian community.”
Boyfriend of Killed American Mother in Ireland Was a Failed Asylum Seeker from Jordan: Reporthttps://t.co/hyeQtekuI5
The family went on to assert that people online have been “insulting the dignity of the young man and the reputation of the Al-Suqour tribe throughout the country”.
They said that legal action would be forthcoming for anyone who “insults members of the tribe or their family” and their “tribal customs and traditions”.
“We trust the judiciary and the course of justice. We will not allow any platform or irresponsible individual to turn themselves into judge and jury,” they said.
While there has yet to be any official indication as to the potential motive behind the killing of Carney, the Irish Independentreported that in the week before her death, she had shown a message from Al-Saqar asking for €5,000 from her. The paper said that this has been confirmed by officers who examined her phone.
The Independent went on to report that Al-Saqar had told a former roommate that he and Carney had been married under Islamic law in a mosque earlier this year. The couple are said to have met at a pro-Palestine demonstration over two years ago.
Commenting on the case, the American Ambassador to Ireland, Edward Walsh, said that he had been “saddened and shaken” over the killing of Carney, whom he described as a “person of extraordinary compassion, generosity and humanity”.
“We extend our heartfelt condolences to Jamey’s daughter, her mother, her sister and all who loved her. Our thoughts are especially with her child, who now faces an unimaginable loss.”
A 22-year-old Afghan national has been arrested in Germany on suspicion of a stabbing attack that left a German student of the same age dead near the University of Trier.
Witnesses contacted emergency services at around 9:55 a.m. on Wednesday after finding the injured student on Robert-Schuman-Allee, a few hundred meters from the university campus.
According to Bild, witnesses told police that the victim had been attacked by a man armed with a knife who then fled the scene.
Paramedics attempted to resuscitate the student behind a privacy screen before taking him to hospital, where he later died from his injuries.
An immediate manhunt resulted in the arrest of the Afghan suspect later that day, who was registered to be living in the city.
The motive for the attack remains unclear, and it is currently unknown whether there was any connection between the suspect and the victim.
A police spokesperson told T-Online on Thursday morning that the suspect was expected to appear before a magistrate later that day.
Several people witnessed the attack and some required support from emergency chaplains at the scene.
The University of Trier said it had learned of the student’s death with “great dismay and deep sorrow.”
“Such an event deeply shakes us as a university community. The loss of a young person leaves a painful void in our community and leaves us speechless,” the university said.
A minute’s silence was due to be held at noon on Thursday.
On the same day as the Trier attack, a 28-year-old Afghan asylum seeker was arrested at Ruhpolding train station, suspected of embarking on an indiscriminate knife rampage that was caught on camera.
Meanwhile, in Dresden, German police shot and wounded an armed Turkish national and known criminal after he opened fire on officers outside a Netto supermarket.
The man had reportedly been shouting “Allahu Akbar” in the lead-up to the attack, and several local residents had reported him to the police for erratic behavior in the days leading up to the stand-off.
Hollywood used a misquote from an aborted 1975 moon landing—“Houston, we have a problem”—to make the movie “Apollo 13,” and in doing so, it became memorialized; the movie demonstrated NASA’s success in using teamwork to solve an issue that could have devastated the mission. It is an approach Denmark’s politicians adopted to tackle their own problem.
In 2018, Danish leaders had an “aha” moment, recognizing a major issue. In Apollo 13, the astronauts and NASA operated as a team from the outset; however, it would take a few years for the Danes to be able to mirror that dynamic on a political level to solve the issue about to devastate their own mission.
The problem Denmark faced was only recognized after its leaders analyzed what immigration data were telling them. A podcast by Dr. Steve Turley does an outstanding job of highlighting both Denmark’s problem and its solution.
Denmark opened its borders only to later discover that Muslim immigrants were taking advantage of that open door. By 2018, data revealed Muslims making up 14% of the country’s population accounted for over 30% of its violent crimes. Of interest too was that the conviction rate for Danish citizens was only twelve out of every one thousand while the conviction rate for Somalis alone was 114 per 1,000.
Additionally, non-Western immigrants and their children were costing the Danish government $4.2 billion annually. Shockingly, the data showed that Danish was no longer the primary language spoken on the street; Shariah-compliant social norms were enforced by Muslim communities; women leaving their homes unveiled were harassed; young men questioning the Islamic faith were threatened; Muslim school children told their infidel schoolmates their country, culture, and civilization was inferior; etc.
Turley explains “these were not parallel societies in the sense of harmless cultural diversity” but “enclaves operating under a different legal and moral framework than the Danish constitution.” Muslim immigration was creating “a state within a state.” The assumption Muslim immigrants would assimilate as other immigrants had done in Denmark was not playing out.
What the Danes did at this point to prevent the collapse of their own culture and identity did not go over well with the European Union (EU). However, Copenhagen recognized its survival depended upon appropriate action being taken. While Denmark’s response would undoubtedly fall afoul of our own constitution, Copenhagen sought to fight fire with fire in snuffing as much oxygen out of the Muslim flame as possible.
Its response included banning the burqa and niqab and imposing financial penalties that increased in amount for violations. Despite EU cries of Islamophobia, Denmark would not back down. It created “ghetto laws”—establishing designated neighborhoods that fell under special legal rules in an effort to curb criminal activity. Crimes committed in such areas imposed double the punishment compared to a crime committed elsewhere.
Denmark also acted to educate children in these designated ghetto areas concerning Western society. It mandated they attend at least 25 hours weekly at state daycare centers. There they learned Danish values, Christmas traditions, democratic norms, gender equality, etc. Parents refusing to comply lost their welfare benefits.
Unsurprisingly, the above was ruled discriminatory by the EU’s Court of Justice—but not even that deterred Denmark. However, what was happened next in Denmark was a big surprise—the anti-Muslim immigrant campaign championed by the right took on new leadership by the country’s left-wing government embracing it. In fact, the left-wingers went on to expand the campaign, imposing sanctions against anyone—scholars, imams, clerics, etc.—whose religious teachings crossed the line by feeding political enforcement of a foreign ideology.
The adoption of an immigration policy originally promoted by Denmark’s right-wing has had an unexpected national impact on politics. The leftists have now won three consecutive elections. Meanwhile, the right-wing party, once boasting a 21% membership, teeters at 4.4%. As the once-open borders leftist party leaders came to see the light, voters supported them for doing so. An important aspect of the left’s realignment has been recognizing its continuation of a welfare state catering to Danish residents is dependent upon not overwhelming it with Muslims.
The immigration impact in Denmark has been amazing. While asylum applications peaked in 2016 at 21,000, in 2025 they dropped to less than 1,000. As Turley simply explains, “as far as the left is concerned, Denmark can have open borders or Denmark can have a welfare state but…can’t have both.”
Germany may be giving thought to implementing Denmark’s model. A migration wave hit the country in 2015 and, as in Denmark, a review of criminal data is most revealing. In 2025, foreigners made up 53% of all gang rape suspects while only representing about 14% of the population. The most dominant criminals were Syrians, Afghans, Iraqis and Turks.
Syrian criminality exploded 30-fold between 2013–2025 in Germany; shockingly too, among Syrians, was a nearly 70-fold increase in the number of female victims under 18. A telling fact as well is that 72% of all gang rape suspects were known to police before committing the offense in question.
Gang rapes were a rare German phenomenon before it opened its borders; now, however, such rapes average at least two per day. Meanwhile, 80% of all victims of crimes committed by foreigners have been German citizens—the majority of whom have been women and children.
Unless Europe as a whole starts to recognize the severity of the Muslim immigration problem and take constructive action, it may be that Copenhagen’s actions, ironically, have only delayed the inevitable for the Danes. Continuing an endless immigration flow into Europe means the decades ahead will witness the problems Denmark faced evolving across Europe, leaving Denmark surrounded by Muslim immigrants seeking to tear down the border walls Copenhagen has erected.
Denmark perceived its inaction and open borders would eventually lead to its collapse, a fate guaranteed by a Muslim immigration population refusing to assimilate. Fortunately, a wakeup call was heard by Denmark’s left which then acted to help stop the runaway immigration, giving priority to the country over politics.
It is doubtful the U.S. would constitutionally be able to use Denmark’s model to address its own situation. But a critical first step is for America’s left to recognize, politics be damned, embracing the Danes’ awakening experience.
From 1948–1976, “Pogo” was a daily comic strip that ran in many newspapers. It was popular for its social and political satire, as reflected in one episode involving an observation made between characters as the boat they were in was taking on water. Failing to grasp the reality that both characters were about to share a common fate, one says to the other “your end” of the boat is sinking.
Unfortunately, it is human nature when a problem gradually manifests itself to either ignore it or isolate it as someone else’s problem. On the issue of open borders and massive immigration, leftist America fails to grasp reality by ignoring it. It was funny when the Pogo character failed to recognize it; it is not when leftist America fails to do so.
A politically unified Denmark no longer has a problem; a politically divided America needs to recognize it most certainly does.
Dutch hospitals will start to commit abortions on demand up to 24 weeks of pregnancy, up from the previous limit of 22 weeks.
While the abortion law in the Netherlands broadly allows abortions up to 24 weeks (defined as the legal age of “viability”), hospitals generally only committed abortions until the 22nd week because babies 22 weeks or older can now often survive with neonatal care.
The Dutch newspaper AD reported that the Dutch Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology (NVOG) and hospitals have agreed on a new protocol in which hospitals will commit abortions between 22 and 24 weeks on demand, despite many babies being able to survive outside of the womb at that age.
As Brussels Signalreports, the change was made to prevent women from traveling abroad for an abortion.
Between 22 and 24 weeks, the baby is already highly developed, measuring around 30 centimeters in height and 600 grams of weight. The unborn child already has unique fingerprints, a fully formed face, and can respond to sounds, touch, and lights. While babies born in that time span are still considered very premature, survival rates often exceed 60 percent in developed countries with modern neonatal care. During an abortion at this stage, the unborn child is often killed via a lethal injection.
Pro-life groups criticized the decision, saying that the measure expands access to late-term abortions even of healthy babies at a stage where many unborn children are able to survive outside the womb.
The Dutch pro-life organization Schreeuw om leven said in a statement that the move to expand abortion to 24 weeks “is at odds with a hospital’s core mission, which is focused on healing, alleviating suffering, and protecting life.”
Arthur Alderliesten, director of Schreeuw om leven, called the development unacceptable.
“There isn’t even a medical condition involved,” he said. “That is why abortion is not a form of care or a routine medical procedure. It involves the killing of new human life. That is why the step being taken now is wrong. All the more so because there is a high probability that these are viable children, who can therefore continue to live independently outside the womb. The protection of this extremely vulnerable group of tiny human beings is thus fundamentally under threat—and this, of all places, in a hospital.”
He said there is a need for a moral debate on the question of abortion in the country and that this change puts medical professionals in a moral dilemma, as performing abortion on viable babies will be incompatible with the moral convictions of many of them.
In 2024, more than 39,000 abortions were committed in the Netherlands. According to the Ministry of Health, 331 of those were committed between 22 and 24 weeks.
Trump with Merz in the Oval Office – Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok/Wiki Commons
Whine as he may, MAGA will help restore Europe’s greatness.
Like so many other Euro-Globalist ‘leaders’, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz hops from summit to summit, splashing his face on the news cycle, as much is said and little gets done.
Back home, no joy awaits him, as polls show that Merz is now the most unpopular politician in Germany, with a personal rating that has sunk to a historic low of 13% favorability.
So, prodded by the MSM, he tries to find some solace by making repeated statements against the US Donald J. Trump administration – it’s a cheap way to score a few points with the leftists.
Today (15), he is issuing a warning – yes, you read it right – against Trump and the MAGA movement to stay out of European elections.
Merz is reportedly pushing back against a new, million-dollar funding scheme from the US to support ‘free speech and religious liberty’ in Europe.
The problem is that the warning is not going to fly, because this outreach to Europe is part of the deepest levels of foreign policy, as it can be read clearly in the 2025 National Security Strategy:
“We want to support our allies in preserving the freedom and security of Europe, while restoring Europe’s civilizational self-confidence and Western identity.”
There’s more:
“Protection of Core Rights and Liberties – The purpose of the American government is to secure the God-given natural rights of American citizens.
[…] In particular, the rights of free speech, freedom of religion and of conscience, and the right to choose and steer our common government are core rights that must never be infringed. Regarding countries that share, or say they share, these principles, the United States will advocate strongly that they be upheld in letter and spirit. We will oppose elite-driven, anti-democratic restrictions on core liberties in Europe, the Anglosphere, and the rest of the democratic world, especially among our allies.”
And finally: “We reject the disastrous “climate change” and “Net Zero” ideologies that have so greatly harmed Europe, threaten the United States, and subsidize our adversaries.”
🇺🇸🇪🇺 The Trump administration is offering grants of up to $3 million to European activist groups promoting free speech and opposing online censorship, with funding aimed at organisations challenging laws such as the EU’s Digital Services Act and the UK’s Online Safety Act.
“The funding comes against the backdrop of the U.S.’s efforts to support nationalist parties in Europe as part of its National Security Strategy and burgeoning links between the Trump administration and Europe’s far right, including the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
‘We do not interfere in American elections; we’ve always stuck to that’, Merz said in Berlin in response to a reporter’s question on whether he deemed the initiative to be valid advocacy or political interference. ‘Conversely, I don’t want the American government or government-affiliated institutions to interfere in German elections’, he added.
The U.S. State Department on Monday launched a funding scheme worth nearly $5 million ‘to strengthen and develop democratic resilience, rule of law, freedom of speech and freedom of the press, and the defense of human rights in Europe’. Beneficiaries should ‘address national sovereignty, migration, censorship, and lawfare challenges in line with shared political philosophy, law, and our common Western civilizational heritage’, the statement reads.”
“It is illegal to finance political parties in Germany from abroad,” Germany's Chancellor Merz said after DW's @NinaHaase asked him whether US “civilizational” grants for European groups amount to political interference. pic.twitter.com/cPjytfA8yv
The Islamic communist mayor of New York did not “forget” the Italians: he simply clarified who the winners are in the great demographic battle that will decide the future of all Western countries.
The mayor of New York apparently despises Italians to the point of erasing them with a stroke of the pen. And if I were to speak on behalf of Italians, I would say the feeling towards him is mutual.
The Islamic communist Zohran Mamdani, the Shia Ugandan son of wealthy Indians who said that his aunt who was afraid to wear the veil afterwards is a victim of September 11 as much as the three thousand incinerated by Osama bin Laden, published a map of New York’s ethnic enclaves, “forgetting” the Italian-Americans.
Will Mamdani rename La Guardia Airport after Ali Khamenei?
Thus, in the 30 multi-ethnic areas across the five boroughs – Bronx, Queens, Staten Island, Manhattan, and Brooklyn – we discover that Little Pakistan and Little Yemen enter, Little Palestine and Little Bangladesh enter – places no tourist has ever heard of in New York – and the areas where Italians, Jews, and Irish lived and still live exit. These were the oldest communities to populate New York.
This is not carelessness, but a paradigm shift: the city that was once “New Amsterdam,” that was Italian, Jewish, and Irish, with freedom and equality for all, is being redefined according to new demographic coordinates where ancient memories become annoying relics.
After all, haven’t 130 American cities already changed the name of the national holiday “Columbus Day” to “Indigenous Peoples’ Day”?
Mamdani seems to have backtracked: “I will reinsert Little Italy.”
End of story? Not so fast.
How did an Islamic communist get elected mayor of a city of survivors of Islamic terrorism, “the most Jewish city in America,” and how did he defeat an Italian-American political dynasty (the Cuomos) in what was once an Italian-American city?
Mamdani’s “Little Palestine” is an Islamic colonialist absurdity that no one has ever heard of. No one goes to New York to see “Little Pakistan,” “Little Yemen,” or “Little Egypt,” especially since we already have plenty of them in our cities in Europe, from Bradford to Malmö.
Alan Dershowitz says Mamdani should be the “mayor of Tehran.” He is right.
But Mamdani’s erasure of the past is not a bureaucratic error; it is instead the founding act of a new migratory order. From a melting pot of tenacious Europeans (between 1880 and 1920, over 4 million Italians emigrated to New York) to a laboratory of demographic engineering.
Mamdani baptizes the winners and buries the losers of the great migration.
Pakistani fertility rate? 3.5 children per woman.
Yemeni fertility rate? 4.4 children per woman.
Egyptian fertility rate? 2.4 children per woman.
Bangladeshi fertility rate? 2.4 children per woman.
Palestinian fertility rate? 3.3 children per woman.
And so we arrive at 5 Muslim enclaves in New York.
Practically all 30 immigrant enclaves listed by Mamdani’s regime are “non-white.” The only white immigrants recognized are “Little Poland” and “Little Ukraine.”
An elderly Italian-American interviewed by the Free Press says they must hold firm on this, “or we will be completely forgotten.”
Mamdani knows this very well. To quote the famous Indian-origin political scientist Parag Khanna, a scholar of migrations and former Obama advisor: “It’s all part of the beautiful and profound tide of history and demographic data.”
In 1989, the last year of Jewish mayor Ed Koch, Jews outnumbered Muslims 4 to 1. In 2013, the last year of Jewish mayor Michael Bloomberg, the number of Muslims had doubled and the number of Jews continued to decline.
And when Mamdani defeated Andrew Cuomo, there were more Muslims than Italian-Americans in New York.
New York was once “the most Jewish city in America” and an “Italian city.” But like many European cities, it has been redefined by waves of mass Islamic migration.
The New York that people imagine in Martin Scorsese’s films, in the novels of Henry and Philip Roth, or in The Sopranos TV series no longer exists.
The Islamic communist mayor of New York did not therefore “forget” the Italians: he simply clarified who the winners are in the great demographic battle that will decide the future of all Western countries.
In the twilight of Western civilization, a demographic collapse is unfolding with chilling predictability (Italians are disappearing altogether, not just from New York).
The descendants of Christian Europeans, the architects of past empires, are inexorably thinning out, their numbers eroded by a fertility crisis that represents both a numerical decline and a harbinger of oblivion. Meanwhile, a foreign demographic vigor advances forcefully, paving the way for a future in which the imbalance of the cradle dictates the fate.
It is not Mamdani’s fault: he has simply sent a terrifying postcard from the future.
The Great Replacement has begun. Safe travels to those who voted for a one-way ticket.
Parents have come forward to allege that a girls’ ultimate frisbee team from Washington was disqualified from a national high school tournament after being accused of “misgendering” a “non-binary” player from an opposing team. The Ultimate High School National Invite, held from June 12-13 in Oregon, had several males playing on girls’ teams.
USA Ultimate (USAU), the governing body which oversees ultimate frisbee in the United States, is known for having an extremely broad gender inclusive policy. In 2020, the organization announced it would be allowing players at all levels of competition to participate in the gender division in which they are most comfortable, regardless of “sex assigned at birth, identification within a gender binary, or any other form of gender identity or expression.”
The policy also does not require any medical interventions, such as hormone replacement therapy or surgery, for any player to be eligible to play in any gender division at any level of competition sanctioned by USAU.
“Within our divisions as they currently exist, USA Ultimate will not discriminate on the basis of gender identity, regardless of sex assigned at birth, or any other form of gender expression for participation in any division,” the policy reads.
“We affirm that people of all gender identities should have the freedom to participate in USA Ultimate sanctioned or championship series events in the division in which they feel most comfortable and safe based on their gender identity and should be recognized, respected, and included at every level of the sport.”
USAU’s policies have resulted in multiple male players joining girls’ ultimate teams at all levels, and the introduction of “gender diverse” teams participating in the girls’ division at tournaments.
During the Ultimate High School National Invite in June, one team in particular stood out for having an explicitly trans activist philosophy.
South Eugene High School is considered to have a “powerhouse” ultimate frisbee team, racking up multiple national titles over the years. The team, which formally changed its title from being a “girls’” team to a “gender diverse” team, has won the national championship in 2022, 2023, and 2024.
The team routinely plays in trans pride-themed jerseys and has been noted for having had multiple male players on their roster throughout the years who either identify as “female” or “non-binary.”
These are three boys on the South Eugene High School "gender diverse" ultimate frisbee team. The team name was changed from "girls'" to "gender diverse" after a fourth male at the school suggested it did not represent all the players. (The boys' team remained untouched.)
South Eugene’s long-time coaches are Rachelle Depner, Hayden Harker, and Jared Weybright, who is also the president of Emerald Valley Ultimate. Earlier this year, Depner and Weybright signed their names to amicus briefs in support of allowing males to self-identify into women’s sports.
During last month’s national championship, South Eugene seized a second-place finish against Minneapolis’ Washburn High School.
One ultimate frisbee news outlet covering the championship noted that South Eugene began the match strong and only appeared to lag behind Washburn after one of their players, described by the outlet as having “defensive prowess and offensive consistency,” sat out mid-game. That player, Grant Gillespie, is a biological male who appears to identify as “non-binary.”
One of the known trans-identified male players on South Eugene’s team – Grant Gillespie – who uses “they/them” pronouns.
But it’s South Eugene’s quarterfinals match against Seattle’s Nathan Hale High School that has caused some quiet controversy amongst parents and match-goers. Following the match, which South Eugene won, Nathan Hale was abruptly disqualified from the championship altogether.
A local newspaper covered the incident, but left the details vague as neither South Eugene’s head coach nor Nathan Hale’s would comment on the official reason behind the disqualification, and instead referred the issue to tournament officials. As reported by Lookout Eugene, “tournament Director Juan Acosta said he spoke with both coaches regarding the matter, but did not elaborate further.”
Acosta also told the outlet: “They know the reasoning, and they know what they need to work on.”
According to some parents who were concerned about being identified, the disqualification came after one or more Nathan Hale players “misgendered” a trans-identified male player on South Eugene. Reduxx repeatedly reached out to Ultimate High School National Invite organizers to further confirm the incident, but did not receive a response.
Speaking to Reduxx, a spokeswoman from HeCheated said the reported incident was not surprising considering the sport’s high concentration of trans activist coaches and players. The spokeswoman noted that exceedingly “inclusive” policies have resulted in activists flocking to ultimate frisbee to promote their ideological projects.
“Coaches and teams use ultimate to promote trans ideology. Like with South Eugene, many teams post about trans rights on their official Instagram pages, wearing trans pride armbands, wave pride flags during games, and even base their entire uniform on ‘trans’ rather than their actual team. The focus is less on athleticism and the sport, but it is instead used as a vehicle for trans ideology,” the spokeswoman said. “They control and dominate the conversation. Other parents are terrified of speaking out due to the fact that those coaches could then retaliate against their child. Some of the coaches on club and collegiate teams are also ‘trans’ identified men who have been ‘women’s’ players.”
HeCheated, which maintains an independent platform that tracks male participation in female sports, slammed USA Ultimate for its policies allowing people to choose which team they’d like to play on based “entirely” on self-identification, and revealed that the issue has permeated every level of the sport.
“At the high school level, South Eugene has won three national titles in a row and finished in second place twice. When they had three boys on the roster in 2025, they were dominant. The same players won youth club national titles as well,” she said. “At the collegiate level, multiple men have been nominated for collegiate MVP awards. Two men were nominated this year. There were at least 7 teams with 9 men total playing at the national championships. Even at the professional level, teams with limited roster spots are drafting men instead of female athletes.”
The spokeswoman says that trans activists have effectively “overrun” the sport, and made it increasingly difficult for female players to speak out.
“They would likely not have the support of USA Ultimate if they did. It would be an uphill battle for them,” she said. On the alleged incident at the Ultimate High School National Invite, she expressed concern over the message it may have sent to young female athletes.
“It is sad that we are teaching girls in high school that they have to silently tolerate this or else they risk losing access to the sports they love.”
A 40-year-old Senegalese man denied raping a minor with an intellectual disability after appearing before the Palma Provincial Court on Monday.
The defendant, sitting with his interpreter, answered questions only from his lawyer and claimed he had never entered the garage in Manacor where the alleged sexual assault took place.
The court accepted as evidence a statement previously given by the victim, in which she stated she had met the accused through Instagram and had exchanged messages with him before agreeing to meet.
As reported by Ultima Hora, prosecutors allege the man went to the garage of the victim’s home at around 4 p.m. on April 30, 2020. They claim he knew she had a “clearly perceptible” intellectual disability.
According to the prosecution’s account, the defendant persuaded the teenager to open the garage door before entering the property. Once inside, he allegedly forced her to undress and touched her genitals.
The victim reportedly told him she did not want any form of sexual contact and asked him to allow her to leave.
Prosecutors allege the man prevented her from leaving and threatened to take a knife and kill either her or her sister if she continued to resist, Diario de Mallorca reported.
He then allegedly threw a mattress onto the garage floor and raped the teenager for approximately 10 minutes. The prosecution said the victim attempted to stop him but was unable to force him off of her.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office is seeking a nine-year prison sentence, followed by the defendant’s deportation from Spain after he has served three-quarters of his sentence.
Prosecutors are also requesting that he pay the victim €20,000 in compensation for the emotional harm she suffered.
Remix News has reported on several other cases in recent years involving the sexual assault of children with disabilities by migrants.
Last month, an 11-year-old girl with disabilities was allegedly sexually assaulted at a special-needs school in Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate.
A 20-year-old unemployed Afghan man, identified as Nassar S., is accused of entering the Hans-Zulliger School without authorization and assaulting the child at knifepoint inside a school bathroom. A suspected accomplice had not been apprehended at the time of the report.
The family’s lawyer told Bild newspaper, “The girl told me that one of the two young men was at the scene of the abuse, pulled down his pants. A knife was also involved.”
In May, a 17-year-old dual citizen of Sweden and Syria was charged with the aggravated rape of a child, while a 14-year-old was also investigated over the alleged rape of a 15-year-old girl with a disability.
The abuse was reportedly filmed and took place in November across four public bathrooms at a shopping center in Uppsala.
Investigators allege the two suspects acted “together and in concert,” using violence and threats to force the victim into vaginal and oral intercourse.
Although the victim was 15 at the time, she was treated as a child under the relevant legislation because her disability had resulted in a “reduced ability to protect their sexual integrity.”
The 26-year-old was also accused of sexually assaulting three other females, including two 15-year-old girls and a woman in her 40s, at swimming pools across the city.
Prosecutors alleged he first approached the disabled teenager at the Lingolsheim public swimming pool in May. Local media described the victim as “slightly disabled,” without providing further details.
In October 2024, a French former activist affiliated with the far-left La France Insoumise party in Nantes was indicted on allegations of raping and torturing a 4-year-old girl with a disability.
Pierre-Alain Cottineau, 32, was placed in pretrial detention after reportedly admitting to the allegations while in police custody.
