Kent Police sign lists rape, domestic abuse, as ‘non-emergency’ crime

Kent Police has come under fire for displaying a sign listing rape and sexual assault as “non-emergency” crimes in a police station.

The A4 printout urged Maidstone residents to report “non-emergency enquiries” via an online form.

The list included anti-social behaviour, missing persons and fraud.

Police said it was part of their Click B4 U Call campaign, which encouraged people, where suitable, to use online reporting to free up call handlers.

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Dem-led Colorado city BANS new gas stations in bid to tackle climate change: Now limited to six in town of 21,000 people

Stupid communist

The blue-run city of Louisville, Colorado will ban all new gas stations as local lawmakers say they feel an ‘obligation’ to fight climate change.

City councilors in the town of 21,000 approved a proposal Tuesday evening to cap the number of gas stations for their constituents to just six.

A seventh station would only be permitted if a large retailer swoops in, but the limitation was praised by a Louisville legislator who said the move was necessary to combat global warming.

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Cross-dresser Melts Down over Laws Protecting Children from Transgender Ideology

Hollywood star Billy Porter experienced an on-air meltdown during his appearance Tuesday on ABC’s The View when he was asked about laws in various states protecting children from transgender ideology and drag queens. “We’re already in a civil war,” he said as part of his unhinged, free-associative rant.

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Portland: Cops refuse to move homeless man living in tent provided by Antifa after he threatened to torch neighbor’s home

Police have refused to move a homeless man living in a tent outside a woman’s home in Portland, Oregon, despite him repeatedly threatening to torch her house, she claims.

Vivica Elliot approached the man to voice concerns about how close his tent was to her home – at which point he supposedly yelled at her: ‘I’m gonna burn your house down’ four times.

The woman told KPTV police said that, despite the alleged threat, police could not arrest him or force him to move his tent – provided by an Antifa group – because no crime had been committed.

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A Third of Toronto Food-Bank Users Work Full-Time, Says Largest Food Bank

Canadians with full-time salaries are having trouble affording groceries, according to testimony before a House committee studying high food prices.

The CEO of Canada’s largest foodbank said a third of the people they help in Toronto are employed full-time. “Things are upside down,” CEO Neil Hetherington of the Daily Bread Food Bank told the Commons agriculture committee March 20, as reported by Blacklock’s Reporter.

“This is the very first time in the 40 years food banks have been in Canada that we have seen unemployment so low and food bank usage at the rates we are seeing right now,” Hetherington said.

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Arabic road signs in Germany

Europe seems determined to go all the way down the road to the end of the nation state.

“Bilingual road signs are a symbolic expression of social inclusion. They show that people identify with their district and diversity.” Thus Samy Charchira, councilor of the Greens in Düsseldorf (very German name), where for the first time in Germany road signs in Arabic have been inaugurated – you know, such as in Cairo, Baghdad or Damascus.

“For several generations, many people, families and traders of Moroccan and North African origin have lived in the district” and “have contributed to building” Germany. “For this they deserve respect, admiration and representation”, underlined the Greens. Morocco’s consul Lalla Loubna Ait-Bassidi also praised the decision: “I am grateful that integration is being expressed in a way that people from 20 Arab nations can read and understand.”

Multiculturalism is the end of nation state and Europe seems determined to go down that road all the way.

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Does Jazz Jennings Regret Transitioning?

They tried to make Jazz the example of how amazing gender transition is. All they did was show how bad it is.

Parents should be arrested

The story of Jazz Jennings, whose parents began their attempts to transition him to female when he was just 5 years old, had a major impact on the acceptance of transgenderism in America. As a child who made TV appearances with Barbara Walters, Jennings was the example par excellence for the perspective that some people innately belong to the opposite gender — an argument that was made more convincing because Jennings’ parents had treated him as a girl since early childhood.

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NewsGuard CAUGHT! Leftist Ratings Firm Doesn’t Deny $749K DoD ‘Grant,’ Claims Not Gov’t Funded

Leftist ratings firm NewsGuard claimed that it’s not federally funded after journalists accused the organization of receiving government money at the recent Twitter Files hearing. But NewsGuard lists the Department of Defense and State Department as Partners and received a substantial Department of Defense “grant” in 2021.

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Philadelphia reaches $9.25M settlement with demonstrators over police tactics in 2020 protests

On Monday, the city of Philadelphia agreed to pay $9.25 million to over 200 rioters who claimed to have been injured by police during the Black Lives Matter riots of 2020.

As reported by Fox News, the settlement was announced by the law firm Mincey Fitzpatrick Ross, LLC, which represented the 237 activists who participated in the riots between May 31st and June 1st, 2020, following the fentanyl overdose death of George Floyd.

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Billionaire linked to Sarah Ferguson accused of financing sex trafficking ring

A billionaire Texan property tycoon linked to the Duchess of York has been accused of financing a sex-trafficking ring in the US.

Trammell Crow Jr, who Sarah Ferguson has reportedly struck up a friendship with, has been named in a lawsuit by two women who claim he financed a sex and labour trafficking venture.

Mr Crow, 72, a property magnate and environmental philanthropist, met with the Duchess on his ranch near Austin, Texas earlier this year according to The Sun.

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