The left rarely changes tactics. Instead, they change targets, messaging, and terminology. If you’re a conservative and you ever publicly expressed your political views on just about any topic, even climate change, there’s a good chance someone called you a racist.
Claudia Vosen and her 15-year-old daughter were among the women caught in the crowd outside Cologne’s central train station on New Year’s Eve 2015. In roughly 30 minutes, a group of migrant men passed them from one to another, groping and sexually assaulting them from all sides. They were just two victims among 1,200 women who were assaulted on that fateful New Year’s Eve.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Months after Gov. Ron DeSantis labeled three groups in Florida as “terrorist organizations,” those designations have now become officially effective.
The designations stem in part from a state law that was approved earlier this year, which allows the state to designate terrorist organizations based on certain factors.
Shortly after the law took effect, DeSantis announced that he would impose the terrorist designation on:
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement announced the designations had officially taken effect on Thursday, meaning these three groups will now be treated as “domestic terrorist organizations.”
h/t kiki9
Denmark’s supreme court is expected to rule on whether the state’s classification of residents with “non-western” backgrounds is covered by racial discrimination law.
The appeal by residents who were evicted from Nøjsomhed-Sydvej in Helsingør, a city north of Copenhagen, could have far-reaching implications for others who have been forced out of their homes by the controversial legislation previously known as the “ghetto law”. The government now refers to affected neighbourhoods as “parallel societies”.
The residents, who have been unsuccessful in other courts, argue that the evictions by the housing association were intended to cut the number of residents with a “non-western” background in order to stop the area from becoming a “ghetto” and therefore subject to the legislation. The government has previously argued the classification is unrelated to ethnicity.
Abdul El-Sayed was feeling triumphant as he addressed supporters in Michigan in the early hours of Wednesday.
He had survived an ugly election contest, enduring insults and smears about his religion, then made history as the US’s first Muslim senator.
After that, he was probably entitled to a celebration, but a midterm elections victory speech supposedly meant to thank his supporters seemed to be calculated to rile his enemies instead.
Abdul EL-Sayed openly calls for Sharia Law in America.
Listen to his speech. He even cites the Quran in Arabic.
What have you done, America? https://t.co/2VtRFoeBDc
— Daniel (@staddann) November 4, 2026
Libya’s top religious authority has declared a fatwa against Nike for promoting symbols associated “with polytheism”.
The Dar al-Ifta has issued a ruling that bans Muslims from buying, selling or wearing clothing bearing the sportswear brand.
It said that wearing clothing displaying the logo amounted to the worship of more than one god, because Nike is named after a Greek goddess.
Spending time in prison with Islamic terrorists gives Mohamed Fahmy special insights into the dangers of the Muslim Brotherhood. So when he says Canada needs to buck up and start paying attention to their malign influence in this country, we should listen.
The Muslim Brotherhood, says Fahmy, is stealthily inserting itself into all areas of Canadian society.
“The public needs to understand there’s a difference between Islam and Islamism,” says Fahmy in an interview with National Post.
A difference? No. They are the same poison.
As President Donald Trump raised growing concerns about the integrity of Minnesota’s elections, outgoing and shrill Gopher State Senator, Tina Smith, warned that Trump was “laying the groundwork to steal an election.” It was an interesting take from someone in a Democrat Party that appears to actually be doing things to steal an election.
Take the Somali “interpreters” story in Maine, for instance.
Days ahead of the midterms, the investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar comes at an awkward time for Democrats. Because we don’t yet know the legal case, we don’t know whether it’s nonsense. We do, however, know almost certainly that it’s an act of political targeting, with photographers capturing the raid on her Washington DC house earlier this month.
London Emir Sadiq Khan began November on the promising note of announcing ‘Islamophobia Awareness Month’ to “shine a light on the abhorrent hatred and discrimination Muslims continue to face.”
Especially those who run London.
As ISIS fighters and their families were surrounded and making their last stand in Syria in late 2018, a Canadian woman who was allegedly there with them sent a defiant text to her mother.
“Allah has written that victory is near,” Ammara Amjad wrote, according to the RCMP, which found her messages on a phone seized during a search of her parents’ home north of Toronto.
It was a surreal moment — here I was, an FBI agent on the Joint Terrorism Task Force, standing on a street corner in Jersey City, going jaw to jaw with the infamous spiritual leader of the Islamic Group, the “Blind Sheikh,” Omar Abdel-Rahman. An Egyptian cleric marinated in ideological hatred by the Muslim Brotherhood, the man who issued the “fatwa” to assassinate Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, now spewed forth vitriol toward me and the United States government. I knew this hatred intimately, having once dodged an irate mob of Saudi Arabian villagers who took serious offense to a cross necklace I was wearing.
What if the Muslim Brotherhood came to power in this country or that? What would happen to the state and its institutions, to society and its freedoms, and to the democracy that enabled the Brotherhood to reach power?
I lived through the experience — and paid a price. The journey began with the dream of establishing a democratic civil state in Egypt and ended in exile, after confronting two competing projects vying for power that shared a hostility toward the civil state: the project of religious rule and the project of military rule.
When DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin sat down with Fox News on Friday, he delivered some delicious news about the federal investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar.
“This isn’t just a case that’s targeting one individual,” Mullin explained. “This is a large case that we have presented to the DOJ, and the DOJ is leading the investigations.”
The BBC has admitted it was wrong to invite an influencer who had previously described Jewish people as “lying scumbags” to be a guest on a live television show.
Earlier this month, The Telegraph reported that Bushra Shaikh, who has been accused in the past of making remarks that were anti-Semitic and in support of the Iranian regime, appeared on BBC One’s Sunday Morning Live defending women’s right to wear burkas.
Ms Shaikh said she did not accept her views were anti-Semitic.
