This is pure evil.
Ansar Younis, 41, raped an unconscious woman in Sheffield city centre while four young girls tried to stop him.
When he ignored them, they filmed the attack and made sure he couldn’t walk free.
He’s now been jailed for 9 years.
Those girls are heroes.
This man is a monster.
Justice served but it should never have happened.
They saw a 77 year old woman standing alone at an ATM in Bromborough, England, and thought they had found an easy victim.
Winifred Peel was withdrawing money when three teenagers moved in to rob her. One pushed her aside while another tried to take cash from the machine. They expected fear. Instead, they got resistance.
Winifred grabbed one of the attackers, 19 year old Felix Stoica, by the collar and slammed his head against the ATM three times. The injuries he suffered, along with CCTV footage, later helped police identify the gang.
Within days, all three suspects were arrested. Felix Stoica, Florin Geblescu and Piper Dumitru eventually admitted their roles in the robbery and were sentenced to prison.
Afterward, Winifred revealed she regularly went to the gym and believed that staying active had helped her defend herself. The attack shook her confidence, but she refused to let the men take her money without a fight.
The three teenagers believed age made her an easy target.
They walked away discovering that courage is something no one can measure by the number of birthdays a person has lived.
In Gateshead a young girl is blindfolded and dragged into an address by a grooming gang, she tries to escape but they drag her back.
Northumbria Police turn up 2 hours later, they don't put the men in cuffs and just allow one of them to come back up to her outside the address.
Northumbria Police were even offered this video as evidence but never came back to collect it. They commonly neglect evidence and then claim there isn't enough evidence to make any arrests.
King Æthelstan – The Father of England 🏴
On 12th July 927, at Eamont in Cumbria, the rulers of Britain recognised King Æthelstan as the first King of a united England.
The grandson of Alfred the Great, Æthelstan completed the work his grandfather had begun. By bringing the last Viking kingdom in England under his rule, he united the English under one crown for the first time in history.
But Æthelstan was more than a conqueror. He strengthened the law, encouraged learning, fostered the Church, minted a single national coinage, and built diplomatic ties across Europe. Contemporary rulers regarded him as one of the most powerful kings in Christendom.
Ten years later, at the Battle of Brunanburh (937), he defeated a grand alliance of Scots, Vikings and Strathclyde Britons, securing the survival of the young Kingdom of England. The victory was celebrated in one of the greatest poems of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and ensured that England would remain united.
Without Æthelstan, there may never have been a Kingdom of England.
Today, remember the man who became England's first king and laid the foundations of the nation we know today. 🏴
🏴 Happy Birthday, England. 🏴
On 12 July 927, King Æthelstan united the English kingdoms, creating what is widely regarded as the birth of England as one nation.
Nearly 1,100 years later, England still has no officially recognised national birthday.
Perhaps it is time we changed that.
A nation with this much history, heritage and identity deserves a day to celebrate its story.
Happy birthday, England 🏴
The badge on the England shirt is older than nearly every nation playing in this World Cup.
Three gold lions on a field of red: the royal arms of England. Richard the Lionheart, who fought in the Holy Land, placed them on his Great Seal in 1198. Long before they became a football badge, they were a banner of war.
For centuries, those lions flew above English armies. Men marched behind them, fought beneath them, and died under them. At Crécy and Agincourt, the arms of England were carried into the fiercest fighting.
Every English king bore them. Edward III quartered them with the lilies of France when he claimed the French crown, yet the three lions remained at the heart of the shield. Through the Plantagenets, Tudors and Stuarts, England's lions endured unchanged.
Then, on 30 November 1872, England met Scotland in the first official international football match in history. The England players walked onto the pitch wearing the Three Lions on their chests. The banner that English soldiers had once followed into battle was now carried onto the football field. The same lions. The same England.
Fast forward to 2026, and that ancient emblem is now worn by players who have nothing to do with our land, our heritage or our history.
🏴 𓃬 𓃬 𓃬 🏴
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Marine Le Pen CAN STAND for election as France's next President in 2027
HUGE VICTORY FOR PATRIOTS
We Are the Anglo-Saxons
We are not merely descended from the Anglo-Saxons - we are the Anglo-Saxons.
We are the ethnic English: the living bloodline of the people who built this land, named it, and shaped its soul.
The same blood, the same bone, the same unbroken line that forged England still lives in us.
Our forefathers were tough, fighting men — warriors and builders hardened by the cold northern sea, the snow, and the wind that cuts across our island.
They stood firm in the shield wall, unyielding, side by side - bound by courage, honour, and faith.
They raised halls, cleared the soil, and defended it with steel and with their own blood.
Alfred the Great stood against the storm and saved our homeland.
Æthelstan united the realm and crushed his foes at Brunanburh.
Edmund Ironside fought to his last breath for England’s freedom.
That blood and DNA hasn't gone anywhere. It runs through our veins - the endurance, the defiance, the will to stand firm when others fall.
The same elites who feed on this country’s decay despise the name Anglo-Saxon. They would strike it from history and replace it with their hollow, rootless creed.
They hate the people whose ancestors built England - because we remind them of what strength, loyalty, and faith once were.
Let them sneer and call us names. We do not need their approval. We know exactly who we are.
We are the Anglo-Saxons.
We are the ethnic English.
Their land is our land.
Their blood is our blood.
Their courage, their faith, their genes, their strength, live on in us. 🏴 🏴
England awake.
🚨BREAKING: A military veteran who was battered by police with riot shields in Southampton has been found NOT GUILTY of assaulting a police officer 🇬🇧
50 year old Matt Styler was found not guilty at Southampton crown court today.