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Credlin: The double standards coming from the Albanese government and the left's chumps in the media about "turning down the temperature" are really about implementing Labor's digital duty-of-care censorship bill, Albo's plan all along. Hannah Ferguson, Helen Haines auspol
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Two people were tied up, tortured for hours, then locked inside a metal toolbox. The men that tortured them then sat atop the metal toolbox playing video games and drinking whiskey for hours. They were then plunged into the depths of a murky lagoon south of Brisbane, where they remained for 18 days. The worst part? The friend who lured them to their deaths, assisted with the murder and prevented their escape, served no time behind bars.
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A teenager who allegedly bashed a stranger with a motorcycle helmet, before murdering him with his own car in Kelvin Grove has been granted bail. There's claims the attack was all for online notoriety. @garthburley1
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This is insane. America, come and get your girl! The eSafety commissioner has lost her mind and she is one of yours. The commissioner just published this guidance to parents. Sh is treating normal male self improvement as radicalisation. Wanting a better jawline or physique (looksmaxxing)? Red flag. Raising testosterone naturally through diet and training (t-maxxing)? Dangerous. Eating more fibre (fibre-maxxing)? Extremism. Meanwhile they also warn about these emojis: 🔴 “Red pill” thinking (noticing perceived unfairness) 💪 Being a strong, high-status man (gym culture) 👑 Showing dominance or calling men “kings” 🔥 Praising agreement with these views 🐍 Calling pro-feminist men traitors
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🇬🇧 British man was removed from the train station by police for playing the PUBLIC PIANO (instructed by 2 Muslim security guards)
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🚨 BREAKING: New database by UN Watch identifies an estimated $88 million in outside funding of UN human rights experts, exposing significant disclosure gaps involving politically-engaged foundations and governments including China, Russia, and Qatar. 🧵See the key findings:
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With great sadness, we received information about the passing of an Auschwitz Survivor Hermann Höllenreiner, who died three days before his 93rd birthday. Hermann Höllenreiner was a German Sinto. He was born in Hagen on 19 October 1933, and he grew up in Munich. In March 1943, aged nine, he was deported with his family to the German Nazi camp Auschwitz, where he was registered under prisoner number Z-3526 and imprisoned in the section designated by the SS for Sinti and Roma families. Höllenreiner endured hunger, forced labour and daily terror. He later recalled being made to carry jars containing the organs of murdered children for SS physician Josef Mengele, while members of his family were subjected to medical abuse. He was transferred out of Auschwitz before the murder of the remaining prisoners in the Sinti and Roma family camp in August 1944. He subsequently endured imprisonment in Ravensbrück and Sachsenhausen before escaping from a death march near the end of the war. Exhausted and severely traumatised, he was taken to France by liberated French prisoners and eventually placed with a foster family in Paris. His separation from his family continued long after the war ended: only in December 1946 was he reunited in Munich with his parents and sister, who had also survived. In later life, Höllenreiner shared his experiences through talks, interviews and commemorative events, bearing witness to Nazi persecution and speaking out against the continuing discrimination faced by Sinti and Roma. His life inspired Anja Tuckermann’s documentary novel "Mano: The Boy Who Didn’t Know Where He Was." In 2013, he received Germany’s Federal Cross of Merit for his work as a witness and educator. Photo: Britta Pedersen/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
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Just a few months ago there were a number of massacres of Christian communities by islamists in Ethiopia. Dozens were slaughtered by them at a time. People don’t even realize how serious and widespread the massacre of Christians is in Africa. It really is a genocide by its very definition because the sole intent is to wipe out all non Muslims.
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‼️ MAJOR BREAKING - Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy was originally sentenced to 40 years in prison on terrorism charges. He just got another 50 years for stabbing two prison guards in the name of ISIS. One lost an eye. His mother, Dr. Khdiga Metwally, is on the ballot for Halton school board trustee in Milton, Ontario Wards 1 and 2. Her campaign pledges "safe and welcoming" schools. She doesn't mention him. But she is on the record, saying this about him: “My son was arrested by all unfair reasons … [he was] manipulated by FBI with the help of [Royal Canadian Mounted Police],” “They manipulated him by ‘hyper’ talking while he was manic and wasn’t under treatment,” Voters will get to decide Oct 26. They deserve to know who's asking for the job.
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Rioter in France. “In the name of Allah, we will kill them all!” But apparently it’s about classrooms.
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On 11 November 2023, following the Caulfield riots, Senator Penny Wong condemned the violence An account attributed to Brendan Nugent, arrested over the attack on Dr Helen Haines MP, responded by criticising Australia’s relationship with Israel Not a word condemning the violence directed at Melbourne’s Jewish community
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Fahnbulleh is the daughter of a former Liberian Cabinet Minister. When Liberia descended into civil war her family fled to Sierra Leone and for some reason the British government granted them asylum. At university she studied African economic development and now advocates for millions of migrants to be given ILR at a potential cost of hundreds of billions to British taxpayers. She epitomises why immigrants should not be allowed to become politicians. She clearly feels no duty to the British people. On the contrary, she seems to see us as cash cows for the benefit of other migrants.
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This is London 2026: Muslims at Newham council are raising the flag of Palestinian colonialism—the same jihad flag Hamas jihadists wore on their uniforms on October 7. This is not private property. These Pakistani colonizers should not be allowed to enforce their agenda on the British public! Please share this! The flag must be removed! x.com/LizaRosen0000/status/2…
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This is NUTS: King Soopers fired former military police officer Santino Burrola after he recorded three men stealing about $500 in laundry detergent on Father’s Day. ⠀ Burrola was alerted to the theft in progress at a Colorado store and pulled out his phone. He followed the men to the parking lot as they loaded a black Chevy Trax then yanked the foil covering the license plate while they struggled to flee. ⠀ In the video he can be heard saying the economy isn’t that bad and joking that they better get while the gettin’s good. The clip went viral with 1.5 million views and was shared by Snoop Dogg and the Arapahoe Sheriff’s Office. ⠀ His footage helped investigators identify and arrest the driver Jorge Pantoja 32. When Burrola returned for his next shift he was suspended then fired a week later after a meeting with management and a union rep. ⠀ He said he never touched the thieves or altered the theft and was only trying to help the community and police. Kroger policy bars employees from intervening in thefts even when they only record. ⠀ Think about what it means when a store fires a worker for filming thieves who took hundreds of dollars in merchandise and whose video led to an arrest. ⠀ #RetailTheft #Shoplifting
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PAKISTANI RAPE GANG PROTECTING OLDHAM COUNCIL HANDED A TAXI LICENCE TO A MAN CONVICTED OF ABDUCTING AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTING A 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL IN HIS CAR. In September 2014, under Labour leader Jim McMahon, the council’s head of licensing reported five convicted drivers to the Labour cabinet member responsible. Four of them were left on the road. One of those four went on to sexually assault a child in his taxi. The records of who made that decision no longer exist. Andy Burnham's review recorded every part of this. It named none of the people responsible before clearing the council of wrongdoing. OLDHAM COUNCIL LICENSED A CONVICTED CHILD SEX OFFENDER In 2001 a man was convicted of indecently assaulting and abducting a 13-year-old girl in his private hire car. He served 18 months in prison. In 2005 Oldham Council handed him a taxi licence. The council let him drive the public, children included, for ten years before it revoked his licence in January 2015. It licensed another man in 2003, two years after he was convicted of indecent assault. In September 2014 the council's head of licensing reported five licensed drivers to the Labour cabinet member responsible. The report set out their previous convictions, including sexual offences. After a screening exercise with Greater Manchester Police and the safeguarding board, one man was sent to a licensing panel and lost his licence. The other four kept driving. The next year one of those four men sexually assaulted a child in his taxi. When he was convicted in 2017, the judge asked why he had ever been given a licence. When Burnham's reviewers went looking for the records of who decided to keep those men driving, the records had gone. THE COUNCIL KNEW TAXIS WERE MOVING SEXUALLY EXPLOITED CHILDREN AROUND OLDHAM Oldham's social workers knew it by 2010. Staff in the council's own children's homes were writing down the registration numbers of the cars collecting girls. Council officers were warning taxi firms to stop carrying children in care. Girls were coming back to council children's homes in taxis they had no means of paying for. The council's own investigators suspected the girls were being sexually exploited to pay for those journeys. These were children in the council's care. One licensed driver admitted meeting an underage girl in an illegal shisha bar and using his taxi for sexual activity with her. A safeguarding officer told the council he was not fit to hold a licence. The council had his own admission in its files. The authorities understood the danger. They had the registration numbers, the girls' names and a driver's own admission. They had the power to take every one of those men off the road, yet the men kept driving. BURNHAM'S REVIEW NEVER NAMED WHO DID IT The law says a council cannot grant a taxi licence to anyone unless it is satisfied they are a fit and proper person. Oldham had the power to refuse every one of those men. It chose to license them. Burnham's reviewers had the council's licensing files. They could have named the councillors who sat on the panels that licensed those men in 2003 and 2005. They could have named the Labour cabinet member who received the 2014 report, established who decided that four convicted drivers could stay on the road and made every one of them answer for it in public. They did none of it. Whatever those people told the reviewers, the public was never told. Instead the reviewers blamed the national guidance of the time. No guidance has ever forced a council to hand a convicted child sex offender a licence to drive children around its town. They found a driver questioned over two separate sexual assaults on young female passengers, where police had told the licensing panel there was enough evidence to prosecute him for the first. The panel let him keep his licence. The reviewers themselves said it should have been revoked. They were told that drivers from one Oldham taxi firm had been exploiting children at the old Conservative Club. Greater Manchester Police, the force Burnham was responsible for, investigated itself and found nothing. The reviewers admitted they could not check the police's work, yet accepted the police's word. Then they wrote that only a small number of drivers were involved. They wrote that there was no evidence senior managers or councillors had covered up the exploitation of children by taxi drivers. Oldham Council had licensed child sex offenders and kept them driving with their convictions in front of it. It had lost the records of who made that decision. Burnham's review cleared it. THE TAXI TRADE HOLDS POWER IN OLDHAM Oldham's taxi trade is organised, and the council bends to it. The council's own equality assessment says large numbers of the town's Pakistani and Bangladeshi residents work in the trade. In 2021 the drivers' associations fought the council over the licence plates on the front of their cars. The council reinstated the plates, but the trade kept pushing. In June 2023, weeks after we removed Amanda Chadderton, Arooj Shah was back as Labour leader of Oldham Council. Her licensing committee rewrote the taxi policy following consultation with the trade. It took the identification plates off the front of every licensed vehicle and shrank the operator signs on the doors. The GMB union, which had campaigned for the change with the drivers, publicly thanked Shah for it. The same changes drew drivers licensed in Merseyside and the Midlands back onto Oldham licences, taking Oldham from 1,300 licensed drivers in April 2023 to 2,000 a year later. By 2025 its licensed fleet had more than doubled, to 2,397 vehicles. The chair of the council's licensing committee describes the council's job as working to grow the taxi trade. This is the town where children's home staff once had to write down taxi registrations to keep track of the cars taking girls away. Oldham Council took the plates off the front of its taxis, then licensed more of them than ever. WHY BOTH REFORM AND THE CONSERVATIVES MUST DEMAND THE LAW IS CHANGED Andy Burnham commissioned the review that cleared Oldham’s taxi licensing. As Prime Minister he leads the government that can make cameras compulsory in every taxi and private hire vehicle in England. He has not done it, and Labour will not do it while he leads them. There are too many Pakistani votes at stake. Neither the Conservatives or Reform are held to ransom this way. Rotherham put a camera in every licensed taxi once its own drivers were exposed abusing children. Only 9% of licensing authorities in England have done the same. In most of this country a child can still be put in the back of a licensed car with nothing recording what is done to her. Reform and the Conservatives say they stand with the victims of the rape gangs. Here is the test. Every council they run has the power to make a camera a condition of every taxi licence it issues, and none of them needs Burnham’s permission to use it. We demand they use it, in every one of those councils. Reform won 13 of the 20 seats contested in Oldham in May 2026. Its councillors can table the motion that makes cameras compulsory in every Oldham taxi. They can also force the council to publish the names of the councillors who licensed those men, and the cabinet member and officers who read the 2014 report and left four convicted drivers on the road. If Reform will not do it in the town where this happened, it will not do it anywhere. In Parliament we demand Reform and Conservative MPs force the vote Burnham will not hold. They must put down the amendment that makes cameras compulsory in every licensed taxi in England, with a deadline every council has to meet. It must also turn the ban on licensing child sex offenders from guidance into law. Oldham had that guidance and licensed them anyway. The National Inquiry must put every person who licensed those men and kept them driving under oath. It must ask how Oldham’s taxi trade came to hold that much power over the council that licenses it. The girls being driven back to Oldham’s children’s homes in taxis they could not pay for were the council’s own responsibility. The council licensed the cars, and it licensed the men driving them. Raja Miah MBE _________ You know what we are up against. The mainstream media will not touch my work. Institutions I investigate do not volunteer their records. Politicians do not suddenly decide to hold themselves to account. And yet, despite every attempt to stop us, we forced the national inquiry. We did that because enough ordinary people refused to go away. But getting the inquiry was never the end of this campaign. In many ways it was only the beginning. Now we have to watch where it goes, what it investigates, which places it avoids, which witnesses it calls, which records it obtains and whether the same institutions that failed these children are allowed to control the story again. Nobody else is going to do that work for us. And I cannot do it indefinitely working on my own. That is why I keep talking about 50,000 committed subscribers. It is not a vanity number. I did not pluck it out of the air. With fifty thousand people with me means when we uncover something important, it does not depend on a newspaper editor, a television producer or an algorithm deciding whether you are allowed to see it. It gives us reach they cannot easily shut down. But there is another reason. I need to build a proper backroom operation around this work. At the moment I am investigating, researching, writing, publishing, producing the videos, running the newsletter, dealing with the technology and then starting again. It is unsustainable. I need people behind me who can take care of the technical and production work so that I can spend my time doing the thing I do best. That is why we have been pushing so hard for new paid subscribers. 🔴 SIGN UP HERE 👉 redwallandtherabble.co.uk If you read my work and want it to continue, I need your help. Sign up for free. There are no paywalls to access any of my work. If you can afford the £3 a month or £30 for the year, please become a paid subscriber. We forced the inquiry. Now we need the numbers to make sure they cannot control what happens next. Unfortunately, we are reaching the end of the road where I can continue working this way. The paid subscriptions have stalled. Worse, tens of thousands of people are now reading these articles without even joining the free mailing list. The audience is growing, but the number of people actually standing behind the work is not growing with it. Over a million people engaged in my content this weekend. Only a small fraction followed up with a subscription to my newsletter This is becoming impossible to sustain. 🔴 SIGN UP HERE 👉 redwallandtherabble.co.uk Raja Miah MBE
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The Mugshot We’ve All Been Waiting For
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BREAKING: I can exclusively reveal that Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John stands accused of ''stealthing,'' the practice of removing a condom during sexual intercourse without a partner’s consent. I can also exclusively reveal that Mehreen Faruqi appears to be behind the leak campaign - this is a coup to topple David Shoebridge! Read my article now: drewpavlou.substack.com/p/me…
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SO GOOD!!!😆🤣🤣🤣
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This is for all the writers ( and want to be writers) in this beautiful community 💖✍🏼👩‍💻👨🏻‍💻📝. This gave me some serious guffaws and I hope it does for you as well 👍🏼💙. Happy writing ✍🏼🙏🏼. @LouDPhillips @DzintraSullivan @ChrisBohjalian @therealSIR3 @hwinkler4real @AuthorFleur @donnacox1021 @drdoomed01 @jameshealyjr
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Mohammad the security guard stops the music on the London public piano (Allah says music is Haram)
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