Twenty-five years after 9/11, how have we still not learned?
Islamist extremism should have no safe harbour in Britain.
Proscribe the Muslim Brotherhood.
Meet Emily Reese. Emily is a far left extremist who thinks it's funny to post videos celebrating the murder of Charlie Kirk.
Emily is a student at UNC Wilmington and a member of the sorority Delta Zeta. Her father is Don Reese a Client Success Manager at Healthcare Management Administrators.
Is there no end to Kellie-Jay Keen's @ThePosieParker talents, singing & dancing? Yesterday she was at Charing Cross Police Station being questioned about social media posts & her speech at @TRobinsonNewEra's rally. A file has gone to the CPS.
At 4pm she went to Chelsea & Westminster Hospital leading the Let Women Speak event about the mutilation of children.
Murderer Rasheed Rahman came to Britain illegally. He lived here undocumented before making a successful asylum claim.
What were the warning signs?
A drugs and blade conviction.
A random stabbing of a stranger.
Two more arrests in the DAYS before the killing, followed by police bail.
He then signed a kitchen knife out of his supported accommodation, walked into a Camden park and stabbed grandfather Mark Carroll, 55, in the back in a completely unprovoked attack.
Mark was simply walking with a friend. He died.
Rahman has now been jailed for life with a minimum of 27 years.
Immigration. Policing. Safeguarding. At every stage the system had another opportunity to prevent this.
Rasheed Rahman was given chance after chance.
Mark Carroll got none.
Meet Ava Conrad. Ava is a student at Eastern Michigan University and is in the Alpha XI Delta sorority. Her father is Jeff Konrad, who works at DTE energy and he also went to EMU. She thinks it's funny to make videos using the sound of Charlie Kirk getting shot.
Some of the Black people AOC claimed were hung this year…
Juliana Nzita: SUICIDE
To’Nea Miller: SUICIDE
Justice James: SUICIDE
Kyle Bassinga: SUICIDE
Jerard Jackson: SUICIDE
Tasia Fortune: By Black Boyfriend
All they do is lie.
A parent has just written to me. His son took a tiny Australian flag to school on flag day which was celebrating the 125th birthday of our flag. His email reads:
“his history teacher lectured him on how some people find the flag offensive and he must stop waving and carrying it around. She then confiscated it from him and only gave it back after the lesson had finished. She gave ….. her left wing lecture and made him promise to put the Australian flag in his bag and not get it out again at school”.
Teachers are not meant to teach kids what to think but how to think.
I have rung the school to discuss this and complain.