‘Domestic intelligence agency warns of Islamist influence on German institutions.’ So announced German tabloid Bild in early June, after journalists got hold of a secret German intelligence-agency report.
The leaked report quoted Sinan Selen, the head of Germany’s domestic intelligence services, who stated that Islamists, and the Muslim Brotherhood in particular, are focussed on a long-term strategy aimed at ‘gradually transforming social and political decision-making processes’.
Fawzia Amin Sido was just nine years old when ISIS militants tore her from her home in Sinjar, northern Iraq, and dragged her into a decade of captivity, rape and torture.
She and her family were among the 6,417 Yazidi women and children abducted by ISIS and forced into sexual slavery or labour after the terror group swept through the region in 2014, massacring thousands.
Recalling the day her life was shattered, Sido told the Daily Mail how ISIS raided Sinjar, also known as Shingal, on August 3, 2014, as her family slept on the roof of their home to escape the summer heat.
Islam is like a disgusting sickness.
Despite its haziness, a recent press conference told us enough to know why a Muslim call to prayer in downtown Regina was put on pause.
It also told us that those opposed to allowing it may have an uphill climb.
Pakistan’s Federal Constitutional Court granted custody of 13-year-old Christian girl, Maria Shahbaz, to a 30-year-old Muslim man accused of kidnapping, forcibly converting, and marrying her. The court rejected her official birth certificate and ignored prior findings that the marriage was illegal, instead accepting her statement that she converted and married voluntarily—despite claims from her family and lawyer that it was made under coercion. Rights advocates and the girl’s family criticized the ruling, pointing to evidence that the marriage certificate was fake and raising concerns about police inaction and possible collusion. They argue the girl had been in the suspect’s custody for months, making any statement unreliable. — Morning Star News, February 1, 2026, Pakistan.
Scotland Yard could reopen 4,000 grooming gang cases in London following a Daily Express probe.
Police chiefs have been reviewing files dating back to 2010, amid fears many rapists are still roaming freely.
This is what happens when mohammedans are elected in the west.
London Assembly Member Susan Hall reacts as Scotland Yard identifies more than 4,000 grooming gang cases that may need to be reinvestigated, following accusations that Sir Sadiq Khan 'gaslighted' victims by denying the scale of the problem. pic.twitter.com/9OIrhWdtWL
— GB News (@GBNEWS) June 28, 2026
A 21-year-old Afghan migrant has been arrested for a mass groping attack and attempted rape against underage girls at a German swimming pool in Schwäbisch Gmünd.
At least four girls aged 12 to 14 were victims of sexual assaults last Saturday afternoon at the swimming pool, where the 21-year-old suspect reportedly groped their buttocks and thighs as well as trying to pull off their bikinis.
Four Afghans who groomed a teenage girl with alcohol and cigarettes then gang-raped her have been found guilty.
Mehrab Safi, 21, Salman Habibkheil and Awal Ahmadzai, both 19, and a boy, 17, who cannot be named, attacked the 17-year-old girl at a house in Bristol in November last year.
Safi, Ahmadzai and Habibkheil left the UK in December – concealing themselves in the back of a lorry – following the incident and were later discovered by French authorities in Calais.
The policewoman left bloodied and sobbing from a broken nose after an attempted arrest at Manchester Airport turned violent has today branded her attacker a ‘coward’.
As university dropout Mohammed Fahir Amaaz was jailed for three-and-a-half years, Lydia Ward accused him of showing ‘not one ounce’ of remorse for using her ‘as a punch bag’.
Delivering her powerful statement directly to the 21-year-old, the officer – now promoted to sergeant – told him: ‘You changed my face.’
Before leaving London this morning, I finished watching one of the most terrifying films I’ve ever seen: Uwe Boll’s ‘Citizen Vigilante’. It is not a good movie, technically speaking: it’s propagandistic, and full of holes (e.g., there are a hundred ways the Vigilante makes it easy for cops to identify him and track him down, but they never seem to do it). Narratively, it is a total mess. But technical excellence is not its point. It’s not even a good movie in the moral sense, more on which later. Not gonna lie, I felt dirty watching it.
But I’m glad I did, because it is an extremely powerful movie, for one reason: it tells forbidden but widely known truths about life in lawless Europe overrun by migrants, and it speaks deeply — deeply — to the sense of suppressed outrage that many ordinary Europeans feel towards the film’s twin villains: migrant criminals and the European establishment (law enforcement, courts, politicians) that allow them to tyrannize innocent Europeans. The academic David Betz warns of civil war coming to Europe if those in power don’t do something serious about migration and the problems it causes. This movie shows you exactly what he means.
Why is it always “fascist” when we defend ourselves?
REGINA — A Regina mosque is pausing announcements of the Muslim call to prayer that rung out from its rooftop speakers after receiving some pushback.
M Anisur Rahaman, the director of Regina City Jamia Masjid in downtown Regina, told a news conference Friday that some were threatening to remove the speakers while others were angry the weekly prayer was happening.
Complaints started pouring in last week, after a local social media account posted about it, he said.
The right-wing Sweden Democrats (SD) have expanded their online migration map by introducing a new filter showing the locations of mosques and Muslim prayer facilities across Sweden.
The initiative is intended to provide the public greater with insight into the growth of Islam in the country.
According to SD MEP Charlie Weimers, the new feature identifies 238 mosques and prayer venues, together with information on their religious affiliation and, where known, sources of funding.
An Afghan migrant accused of raping two 14-year-old girls has blamed ‘Satan’ for ‘losing control’ as he drank alcohol.
Sultani Bakatash, 29, is said to have plied both teenagers with vodka before ‘seizing the opportunity to rape and abuse them’ in December last year at his Bolton flat.
He earlier pleaded not guilty to two counts of rape; two counts of assault by penetration; and sexual assault.
One of the most consequential misunderstandings in modern Western thought concerns a single Arabic word.
For generations, Western governments, courts, academics, journalists, and policymakers have referred to Islam as a religion. The classification is so deeply embedded in Western institutions that it is rarely questioned. Yet the assumption rests largely upon Western interpretations of Islamic terminology rather than on how Islam defines itself in its own primary sources.
Magdeburg’s Regional Court has found a 51-year-old psychiatrist from Saudi Arabia guilty of murder for driving a rental car into a crowd at the Christmas market in the eastern city in 2024.
The judge sentenced Taleb Jawad al-Abdulmohsen to life in prison and said that the German equivalent of a first-degree murder charge in the US — known in German as particular severity of guilt — had been established. This makes the possibilty of early parole less likely.
The verdict can still be appealed.
A Bangladeshi man who raped a 12-year-old girl and groomed a nine-year-old in Britain lacked “English moral values”, a court heard.
Tarek Miah, who abused his young victims after grooming them on TikTok and Snapchat, may have had an adverse attitude towards young girls because of his “culture”, prosecutors said.
Miah, 20, was jailed for 15 years at Portsmouth Crown Court in Hampshire after admitting eight charges, including four counts of raping a child under the age of 13.
