The Hollow Laurels Of Angela Merkel

The Hollow Laurels Of Angela Merkel

On May 19, 2026, the European Parliament inducted Angela Merkel into the inaugural European Order of Merit as a “Distinguished Member.” In this capacity, she holds a status comparable to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and former Polish President Lech Wałęsa. The award purportedly recognizes contributions to European integration and the defense of shared values. In a ceremony marked by protests from the Patriots for Europe alliance, who decried the event as an exercise in elite self-congratulation (complete with hired spectators to fill empty seats), Merkel was feted for a legacy that many Europeans now experience as a slow-motion catastrophe.

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CAIR Lashes Out in a Panic Against the Sharia-Free America Congressional Caucus

CAIR Lashes Out in a Panic Against the Sharia-Free America Congressional Caucus

Texas Representatives Chip Roy and Keith Self officially launched the Sharia-Free America Caucus in the House of Representatives in December. It is a much-needed incentive to counter the insidious rise of Sharia in America. Chip Roy’s website explains:

Sharia is a dominating force that is not compatible with the U.S. Constitution…

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Iraqi asylum seeker who raped girls as young as 12 after plying them with drink and drugs at mini-mart before raping them is jailed for 29 years

Iraqi asylum seeker who raped girls as young as 12 after plying them with drink and drugs at mini-mart before raping them is jailed for 29 years

An asylum seeker who raped seven schoolgirls after he groomed them with drinks and drugs has been jailed for 29 years.

Bawan Harwe, 28, messaged the girls, aged between 12 and 16, under a fake name, earning their trust before raping and abusing them.

The Iraqi national targeted his underage victims because of their age, and lured them to his flat by offering money and e-cigarettes before plying them with alcohol and drugs.

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Joe Adam George: Muslim Brotherhood has its sights set on Canada

Joe Adam George: Muslim Brotherhood has its sights set on Canada

Some time ago, I attended a closed-door meeting with foreign intelligence officials to discuss the growing influence in Canada of the Muslim Brotherhood, the powerful transnational Islamist movement that is the ideological root of all modern Islamic terrorism.

The Brotherhood’s objective, I was told, is two-fold: to achieve a paralyzing effect on the ability of Canadian policymakers to act against it; and to steadily expand its influence in Canada. Indeed, the Gaza war has mobilized and emboldened the Islamist group’s “white-collar jihadists” in the country to advance its strategy of “civilizational jihad” — gradual institutional transformation, rather than violent overthrow.

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When Governments Stop Listening, Societies Start Burning

When Governments Stop Listening, Societies Start Burning

Belfast, Northern Ireland, was engulfed in violence this week, following the alleged ‘attempted beheading’ of a local man by a Sudanese asylum seeker. Vehicles burned, roads were blocked with flaming bins, and terrified families were led from their homes under police protection. These disturbances follow civil disorder in Southampton, England, provoked by the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak by Sikh man Vickrum Digwa, and the release of truly scandalous police bodycam footage revealing despicable treatment by the cops of a clearly dying Henry.

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A Toronto Police Officer Is Dead, a Toronto Jail Official Was Marked for Murder, a Hells Angel Was Indicted as Tehran’s Hired Gun: Inside Canada’s State-Cartel Violence Marketplace

A Toronto Police Officer Is Dead, a Toronto Jail Official Was Marked for Murder, a Hells Angel Was Indicted as Tehran’s Hired Gun: Inside Canada’s State-Cartel Violence Marketplace

TORONTO – At 5:40 in the morning on June 11, heavily armed tactical officers breached a fourth-floor unit at 15 Martha Eaton Way, a high-rise in the city’s northwest that has been marked by gang gunfire for decades. They were executing one of several search warrants tied to a series of shootings across the city — including the March 10 attack on the United States consulate, an incident American prosecutors allege was directed from abroad by a commander of an Iranian proxy militia. Within moments, Constable Marc Pinizzotto, a 43-year-old tactical veteran and father, was shot dead. A 19-year-old resident, Nicholas Bennett, was struck multiple times by return fire and will be charged with first-degree murder. A second 19-year-old, Zara Jabbi, wanted in connection with the consulate shooting, remains at large.

 

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Toronto cop’s murder comes after 2 1/2 years of festering hate and terror

Toronto cop’s murder comes after 2 1/2 years of festering hate and terror

This evil murder of a Toronto cop didn’t just come from out of the blue – it came as a result of rising crime in the city and was born out of world-wide terror.

“These are paid, foreign elements that are attacking our city and causing this kind of death in our city, to one of our police officers and way beyond random shootings at schools and synagogues,” City Councillor Mike Colle said Thursday.


From Carney on down they will do their best to whitewash this event as one-off non-terrorist event.

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Markham: Muslim youth face Islamophobic backlash for exercising their religious right to burn school Pride Flags

Markham: Muslim youth face Islamophobic backlash for exercising their religious right to burn school Pride Flags

York police say two suspects are facing charges in a potentially hate-motivated incident that saw a Markham school’s Pride flag burned.

Officers responded to the school located near Yonge Street and Clark Avenue in Markham on Tuesday for reports that the flag had been burned. The school was not named by police.

Two 18-year-old suspects, identified as Sepehr Abadar and Mahan Mohammad Radmard, both of Markham, have each been charged with mischief under $5,000.

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Taliban hunt down women who flouted hijab ban

Taliban hunt down women who flouted hijab ban

The Taliban are hunting down women who took part in rare anti-hijab protests in Afghanistan, The Telegraph can reveal.

Residents said authorities were carrying out door-to-door raids across Herat to track down Afghans who appeared in videos of the demonstrations, which took place on Tuesday.

At least two people, including a 14-year-old boy, were killed when security forces opened fire on protesters gathered in Herat to demonstrate against mandatory hijab orders.

The protests erupted in response to a Taliban directive ordering women to wear a “proper hijab” – defined as having the face and body completely covered with only the eyes visible. Women found violating the rule face unspecified punitive measures, the directive said.

Video footage verified by the Telegraph shows Taliban fighters violently suppressing anti-government protests. The clips show Taliban fighters striking protesters with large sticks and batons.

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Why the rape gangs are still flourishing in broken Britain

Why the rape gangs are still flourishing in broken Britain

A Bradford grooming-gang has been jailed for a total of 188 years for the four-year-long sexual abuse of a teenage girl. The abuse took place between 2007 and 2011, when the victim was aged between 14 and 18 years. In total, 15 men were found guilty of 88 counts of rape at Bradford Crown Court.

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Asylum seeker who raped vulnerable teenager in park before asking ‘did you enjoy that?’ sentenced to 14 years

Asylum seeker who raped vulnerable teenager in park before asking ‘did you enjoy that?’ sentenced to 14 years

An asylum seeker rapist who was unmasked by Reform UK MP Lee Anderson after attacking a ‘vulnerable’ teenage girl whom he pounced on in a park has been given a 14-year extended sentence.

Pakistani national Sheraz Malik’s immigration status was exposed by Mr Anderson after the drunken victim was targeted by Malik and his friend last summer.

Birmingham Crown Court heard he took turns with his friend raping the teenager, before asking her: ‘Did you enjoy that?’

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Reports: Belfast Knife Suspect Was Sudanese Police Officer

Reports: Belfast Knife Suspect Was Sudanese Police Officer

The Sudanese migrant accused of the Belfast knife attack that triggered widespread riots this week is a former policeman from a prominent family in northern Sudan, according to new reports.

Friends told British media that Hadi Alodid briefly served with the police in Khartoum before leaving the country after the outbreak of civil war in 2023.

The revelation emerged as Northern Ireland experienced a second night of disorder, with police making 16 arrests and reporting injuries to 12 officers.

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19-year-old Nicholas Bennett to be charged after Toronto police officer shot in investigation tied to U.S. consulate shooting

19-year-old Nicholas Bennett to be charged after Toronto police officer shot in investigation tied to U.S. consulate shooting

The police watchdog is investigating the circumstances that led to the shooting and officer’s death.

“No words can capture the impact on Marc’s family, who expected him to come home today,” Demkiw said. “We are doing everything we can to support them at this difficult time.”

A procession was held from Sunnybrook to the chief coroner’s office at 1 p.m., according to a news release by Toronto police.

Has anyone in “authority” mentioned Islamist terrorism?

(more…)

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Toronto group calls to release alleged Iran proxy who coordinated waves of attacks on Jewish sites

Toronto group calls to release alleged Iran proxy who coordinated waves of attacks on Jewish sites

A Toronto activist group called for the US to release the Iranian regime proxy group commander who allegedly helped orchestrate attacks on Jewish, Israeli, and dissident sites and individuals across Europe and North America in the name of Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia (HAYI), in a Thursday statement.

Al-Ahrar Palestinian Prisoner Support called for the immediate release of Kataib Hezbollah commander Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi, who had been extradited and charged by the US Department of Justice on May 15 for various terrorism offenses related to 18 attacks.

The Canada-based organization called on activists and organizations to act against the “violent move” by the US, rejecting his criminalization and describing his attacks as legitimate wartime actions.

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