The moment a Far right thug unprovoked assaulted a muslim man who works at a muslim charity centre in Dublin City.
This group of bigots have been going around Dublin city assaulting people on the basis of race and religion for the last three years without consequences.
No security guard should have to put up with intimidation. The men here need to be commended for their professionalism in the face of gang aggression. https://t.co/qdvqsPfTys
Indians keep asking why the goodwill is draining away and why they're increasingly facing racism abroad. Here's your answer, written by one of your own: a woman who takes food back after learning the potential recipient was a Pakistani.
She isn't suffering the hate. She and others like her are the reason for it.
Me and a group of mates fed 1,500 laborers in Dubai. Most were Indian. We didn't care to ask where they were from.
For decades, Pakistan has been subjected to a sustained narrative assault by India, carefully constructed, persistently amplified, and globally circulated. What we are witnessing now is not a sudden transformation, but a long-overdue correction. As the fog begins to lift, the world is starting to see Pakistan beyond the distortions: a state that has consistently signaled restraint, a society that seeks stability, and a nation that wants nothing more than to live in peace within a difficult neighborhood.
What I find perhaps most striking is not just the external shift in perception, but the internal one. Pakistanis themselves are beginning to rediscover their own country, beyond imposed narratives, beyond strategic caricatures. And in that rediscovery lies something deeper: a quiet, steady reclaiming of identity which is less about reacting to others, and more about understanding ourselves on our own terms. Pakistan Hameesha Zindabad 🇵🇰
Why the birth rate is falling...
I sat down with my son and priced up the bare minimum to start a family today:
- 1 bed flat
- Bills
- Food
- Phone
- Transport
- Baby basics.
No holidays. No new clothes. No savings. No beer money. No fun.
Cost: £39,000 pre-tax.
Average UK salary: £34,900.
Conclusion: in modern Britain, most people need welfare to have children and have no spare money for fun.
If you want to get to middle-class existence, it is £65k. In a world of shrinking jobs, AI taking the entry positions, government stifling entrepreneurship. Given the choice:
1. Work hard, rent a flat, have a baby, be poor.
2. Live with parents, party on the weekend with your friends.
Easy decision.
We have structurally priced the youth out of participating. We have already been pricing other generations prior to them.