Mostly Fallen

Because iniquity shall abound, the hearts of many shall wax cold.

[Koemans. @koemans1]

Je haalt ze gastvrij binnen
Geeft ze geld,zorg & een huis en voordat je het weet gaan zij bepalen wat jij eet.
Hoe jij je kleedt
Stop de islamisering van Europa.

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

‼️BREAKING - This is INSANE

The EU HQ, known as the Berlaymont building, in Brussels, Belgium

TURNED OFF the A/C on the 7 lowest floors, where the staff work

but kept it ON floors 8 to 13, where Commission President Ursula von der Leyen LIVES and 26 commissioners work.

[Julian Adrat @JulianAdrat]

Habe ich das richtig verstanden, sie ließen Millionen rein, MILLIONEN, "um die Rente zu finanzieren", jetzt sollen Senioren bis 70 arbeiten, sitzen dann im Pflegeheim bei 35 Grad ohne Klimaanlage - während jene "junge Männer" für lau ins Freibad gehen und dort Mädchen begrapschen?

[Freyja1 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇸🇯🇩🇪🇮��🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @FreyjaBakke]

⚠️ CARE STAFF SAID VICTORIA AGOGLIA BELONGED IN STATE CARE, NOT WITH THE GRANDMOTHER WHO DESPERATELY WANTED TO PROTECT HER. Then, She Ran Away 21 Times, Disclosed Rape, Trafficking, Violence, And Forced Heroin Injections. But Care Staff Treated Her As A "Troubled Teenager" Rather Than A Child Being Hunted By Predators. In 2003, 15-year-old Victoria Agoglia Died After Being Injected With Heroin By 50-year-old Mohammed Yaqoob. He Received Just 3.5 Years In Prison.

The Double Failure

Mohammed Yaqoob bears direct responsibility for injecting the vulnerable 15-year-old with lethal doses of heroin in his Greater Manchester apartment. He exploited a child the system had left completely unprotected.

But he did not act alone. Manchester City Council care staff and Greater Manchester Police (GMP) failed Victoria at every level:

At age 8, after her mother died of cancer, her grandmother Joan Agoglia begged to take custody. Social services overruled her, deeming the stepfather "unfit" and placing Victoria in state residential care instead. They prioritized bureaucratic rules and the lack of a formal "blood relation" or adoption over a loving family member who was fighting to protect her.

Victoria repeatedly ran back to her grandmother’s house for safety. Staff and police would remove her and return her to the care homes where predators waited.

Care staff documented a man in his 20s supplying her drugs at 13, they suspected he was her pimp, but police did nothing. AUTHORITIES EVEN ALLOWED HIM FORMAL VISITS.

In the two months before her death, Victoria disclosed gang-rapes, trafficking, beatings, and an older Asian man forcibly injecting her with heroin. These were not acted on as child protection emergencies.

She was picked up from her care home and taken to Yaqoob’s apartment. She overdosed and died days later.

Her heartbreaking notebook revealed the horror: "I am sleeping with people older than me and half of them I don't even know their names..."

Systemic Betrayal

Social services and police operated under a culture that turned a blind eye to grooming networks (predominantly Pakistani men targeting vulnerable girls in care) out of fear of "racism" accusations. Operation Augusta identified dozens of victims and suspects but was deliberately shut down. Victoria’s diary, full of names and details, was hidden by the council for 17 years.

Joan Agoglia fought for nearly two decades against the council, which even tried to block her from seeing files by claiming she wasn’t "biologically related" enough. The council lost that battle, and a fresh inquest was ordered.

This wasn’t one bad actor. It was a broken system that chose institutional protection and political correctness over a child’s life, removing her from the grandmother who tried to save her and placing her exactly where predators could reach her.

Victoria Agoglia was failed first by the state that took her, then by the predators it enabled. Her case helped expose the grooming scandals that followed.

Rest in peace, Victoria. The truth is finally coming out.
Credit. Stop illegal immigration

[Mike Netter @nettermike]

Dont let go of the family at the center of yesterday's Supreme Court property tax ruling.

In 1991, Scott Pung bought a small three-bedroom home on half an acre for his wife and two children. It was their family home. When Scott died in 2004, his wife stayed there. When she died in 2008, their son and his family stayed. Same home, same family, more than two decades.

The whole time, it was their primary residence, taxed at the lower rate Michigan gives a family home. Then in 2010 an assessor decided, wrongly, that they should be taxed as if it were a second home. The family took it to court and won. The tribunal ruled they did not owe it.

The assessor's response, in her own words about the judge who ruled for the family: "I don't care what he says." She imposed the tax again. She left it off the original bill and added it later. When the family came in to pay, they brought a driver's license to prove it was their home, and paid what they actually owed.

It did not matter. Over roughly $2,242 that they did not owe and had already beaten in court, the county foreclosed. A trial court tried to give the home back over a notice failure. The county appealed to stop that. In 2018, after 27 years, the family permanently lost the home Scott Pung bought in 1991.

This is what the property tax can do. Not in theory. To a real family, over a bill that was never owed, because one official decided she did not care what the court said. And the Supreme Court said the Constitution will not make that family whole.

I reached out to the Pung family, and they gave me their blessing to share their story and this photo. My thanks to them, and my respect for the fight they carried all the way to the highest court in the land. It will help families they will never meet.

This is exactly why we are working to end the tax that made it possible.

Photo of Marc and Tia Pung at the U.S. Supreme Court, shared with their permission.

[Erik Dale 🇳🇴 @EuroDale]

A small village of just 800 people in Palestine is set to receive 3,750 Jewish settlers, outnumbering the locals 5:1.

This is genocide! 🤬

Oh, they're Africans being moved into an English village? Then it's totally fine 🤗

[Jesse Lynn♥️ @jesseRoss597206]

OMG. The surveillance situation keeps getting worse. These smoke detector devices in public schools are spying on our children IN THE BATHROOMS With fake smoke detectors equipped with microphones 😳WTF. Our cars, the schools, our homes & our devices being surveiled 🤦‍♀️

[Ivor Cummins @FatEmperor]

KNOW. YOUR. HISTORY.

Truth Is Power on fb:
'If you want to understand what’s happening in Europe, you need to understand what was written nearly 100 years ago.
In 1925, Austrian-Japanese aristocrat Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi published Practical Idealism, outlining his vision for the future of Europe. He was the founder of the Pan-European Union, the first modern movement for a united Europe—a precursor to today’s EU.
What did he advocate?
A post-national Europe, ruled by an elite, with national identities gradually erased and replaced by a new “Eurasian-Negroid” population. He described this future population as “easily governable��—a homogenized, cultureless mass, stripped of tribal loyalties, patriotic feeling, or ethnic distinction.
He praised the idea of a European elite disconnected from national heritage, composed primarily of technocrats and financiers. He believed this ruling class should engineer Europe’s transformation from the top down.
His vision wasn’t fringe. Kalergi was openly supported by powerful figures, including Austrian Chancellor Ignaz Seipel, French politicians like Aristide Briand, and even later, Winston Churchill. He was the first recipient of the Charlemagne Prize—an award still given today to those who advance European integration (recent recipients include Merkel, Macron, and Zelensky).
The Kalergi Plan was a roadmap.
Since the 1990s, Europe has experienced:
– Deliberate mass immigration, destabilizing borders and reshaping demographics
– Aggressive multicultural policies, promoting division over unity
– Suppression of national identity, labeled as “extremism”
– Elite-driven governance, increasingly removed from democratic accountability
It’s all there. Written down.
A clear blueprint celebrated by the architects of modern Europe.
We are watching a careful plan executed step by step.
https://t.co/sWatUHBuxv' https://t.co/6JM3pD0D86

[patricia chaibriant @PChaibriant]

Migrants "mineurs" : la fabrique de la délinquance
Les rapports d'activité montrent que 70% à 75% des migrants "mineurs" sont en réalité des adultes qui utilisent le statut "mineur migrant non accompagné" interdisant leur expulsion et obligeant l'état à les prendre en charge financièrement.
Ceux qui sont logés dans des hôtels privés (70 € à 90 € la nuit par jeune) dégradent activement les locaux et vu que personne ne s'occupe de ce qu'ils font, ils basculent dans la délinquance. Tout ça aux frais du contribuable.
Dès qu'ils sont ENFIN identifiés comme adultes ils sont virés de l'hôtel et se voient notifier une OQTF puisqu'ils ont menti sur leur identité et n'ont aucun titre de séjour valide pour rester en tant qu'adultes...
Pour ne pas être expulsés ils basculent dans la clandestinité, les plus instables s'enfoncent encore plus profondément dans la délinquance.
L'état a créé un système d'une totale absurdité budgétaire, administrative et sécuritaire qu'il est totalement incapable de gérer...

[Fabian Kowallik | The Exiled Medic @TheExiledMedic]

Eine Sache, die mich so krass aufregt: Die deutsche Gesellschaft für Ernährung empfiehlt MAX. 1 Ei pro Woche.

Und nein, das ist KEIN Tippfehler.
EIN. Ei. Pro. Woche.

Ein Lebensmittel, das:
→ alle 9 essentiellen Aminosäuren enthält
→ hochwertiges Fett und Cholin liefert (wichtig fürs Gehirn)
→ Vitamin A, D, E, K, B12 und Jod liefert
→ seit Jahrtausenden Grundnahrungsmittel ist

Wird auf 1 Stück pro Woche limitiert. Warum???

Wer denkt, dass die DGE-Empfehlungen nur auf Gesundheit basieren, sollte mal auf ihre eigene Website schauen.

Da steht es schwarz auf weiß, dass die Empfehlungen "auch Nachhaltigkeits-, Klima- und Umweltaspekte" berücksichtigen.

Heißt im Klartext: Es geht NICHT nur um deine Gesundheit, es geht auch um Politik, Ideologie und Klima-Ziele.

Aber das wird dir verkauft als "wissenschaftliche Ernährungsempfehlung" und das ist genau das Problem mit der ganzen Ernährungspyramide:

Sie ist seit Jahrzehnten eine Lüge.

Zucker wurde lange als unbedenklich dargestellt.Tierische Fette wurden verteufelt, während Margarine als gesund verkauft wurde. Pflanzliche Öle wurden empfohlen, die heute als entzündungsfördernd gelten. Eier wurden wegen Cholesterin dämonisiert - ein Mythos, der längst widerlegt ist.

Aber die Empfehlungen ändern sich nicht. Weil dahinter Industrie, Politik und Ideologie stehen.

Iss Eier. Iss sie täglich. Iss sie ohne schlechtes Gewissen.

Dein Körper braucht echtes Essen. Keine politische Klima-Pyramide.

Wie viele Eier esst ihr pro Woche?

[BKactual @BravoKiloActual]

They have 300,000 illegal aliens in just the Miami metro area????

JFC

[Marc Palasciano @marc_palasciano]

Frisco Mayor Jeff Cheney gets to ride off into the sunset after 9 years with his Real Estate Business that does Billions in revenue.

He sold the city to H-1B Indians and Corporations.

And he violated my first amendment right last meeting.

Texas has turned into a joke.

[PRC2714 @Macaron2714]

@Verhaeghe Echange de graines ou greffons entre particuliers mais, quel rapport avec la déforestation ? puisque c'est Macron et l'UE qui déforeste à grand coup de bull pour planter des éoliennes et des champs de panneaux solaire? le factuel détruire le monde Paysan rien d'autre

[Eric Verhaeghe @Verhaeghe]

Bruxelles vous interdit d'échanger vos graines (et même un greffon) avec votre voisin
À partir du 30 juin 2026, les micro et petites exploitations agricoles entrent à leur tour dans le champ du règlement européen contre la déforestation (EUDR). En parallèle, les nouvelles règles européennes sur le matériel de reproduction des végétaux encadrent drastiquement les échanges de semences et interdisent ceux de greffons d'arbres fruitiers entre particuliers. Une accumulation de normes qui nourrit le sentiment d'un fossé grandissant entre Bruxelles et le monde paysan.
#UE #agriculture

https://t.co/vIG9UBDQkJ

[Mostly Fallen @MostlyFallen]

@FarazPervaiz3 Look a lot like those so-called refugees I see flooding into the EU.

[Darren of Plymouth @DarrenPlymouth]

Did you know there is a ‘Population Division’ at the UN responsible for Replacement Migration policy?

Well there is.

And you are being replaced.

[Paul Weston @PWestoff]

If you don't yet realise why our Neo-Communist government is placing 250k+ fighting-age men in every area of our country....... you are not very bright.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

taisez-vous les GUEUX !!!!!

[Melissa @MyUnveiledTruth]

One of the worst medical malpractice cases. Patients trusted doctors to save their legs, but ended up losing them.
Kelly Hanna went to Dr. Jihad Mustapha, a Michigan doctor known as the “leg saver,” with a foot wound. Over 18 months, she endured at least 18 artery-clearing atherectomy procedures. He promised better blood flow and to prevent amputation. Instead, her leg was amputated in 2020.

Dozens more of his patients suffered the same devastating outcome. An insurance company reported 45 limb losses after treatment at his clinics in just four years. Nearby surgeons were so alarmed they complained to the medical board.

This NYT investigation reveals a pattern: vulnerable PAD patients pushed into repeated, risky procedures fueled by device company money and big Medicare payouts, while evidence shows most don’t need them.

Heartbreaking stories like these remind us how critical it is to seek second opinions and evidence-based care.

Link: https://t.co/xJGIbved1s