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Tracy Blackwell's son Josh was mowed down with 4 of his friends by a Pakistani Muslim in a black Audi mounting the pavement and not braking or swerving, murdering 3 of the kids who were on their way to a 16th birthday party. Thanks to Tracy's strong will and courage and dedication to her son's memory, it has subsequently come to light that there is a deliberate program or regime by the establishment politicians, civil authority and mainstream media of burying and hiding anything that will impact negatively on Islam and Muslims! Even court officials who lie under oath to hide the truth! Exposing a sinister state-backed underhand cover-up and influence network is foreboding enough, yet the real conspiracy is the blind eye turned by the Western establishment, institutions and mainstream media, who all appear fine with subterfuge. Since 2010 many cars, vans and buses have been mounting pavements! When mainstream media like LBC and BBC reports a protest in Sunderland wit

Zeal for eradicating “hate speech” can go too far on Socail Media as Facebook sides with Jihadist. Imam Mohammad Tawhidi, a leader in the Islamic reform movement, posted a humorous Christmas video on December 11 mocking jihad. He was then promptly notified by Facebook that his video was removed and his account was suspended for 30 days, because he “repeatedly posted things that aren’t allowed on Facebook.” The original post, a video called “Jihad Bells,” was something Tawhidi posted every year. He captioned the video with, “I share this song every December because Jihadists and Islamic Extremists don’t like it.” Facebook called the post a violation of “our standards on hate speech.”

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Fiery conservative commentator Tucker Carlson has never had a problem speaking his mind. For better or for worse, the Fox News host’s public opinions are unfiltered and raw, which contributes to his sizable following. Given Carlson’s unabashed approach to sociopolitical discourse, he has made his fair share of leftist rivals. Sometimes, as is the case with CNN, those leftists have no discernible comeback other than to mock him. Other leftists, however, have taken to aiming for Carlson’s wallet when he says something that might hurt their feeling. Carlson is facing the wrath of leftists over a comment he made on his show while decrying rampant and unchecked immigration into America. Tucker Carslon responded on Monday night that he is “not intimidated” by the backlash and stands by what he said last week.. “That’s what we said. It’s true,” Carlson said. “Those who won’t shut up get silenced. … The enforcers scream ‘Racist!’ on Twitter unti

The number of homeschooled children has jumped in the past few years due to so called “School-phobia” a name the ignorant no doubt coined to deny the real reasons for the rise of more Irish parents homeschooling their children. Around 1,434 children had been registered as being homeschooled in September this year compared to the 439 children a decade ago. More children are being homeschooled by parents for “philosophical, educational, lifestyle, religious, and cultural reasons,” according to Tusla. A spokesperson for Home Education Ireland said that the number of homeschooled children have shot up particularly in the last two years. They said: “A lot of children find the system incredibly frustrating especially as they get older and must spend hours on subjects that do not engage them.” Half of schools affected by structural worries have been assessed Other reasons include increased anxiety and “school-phobia”, the Irish Daily Mail reports. But m

Gardai have issued an appeal for witnesses after a young woman claimed she was attacked by three men and raped by one of them while walking home from a night out. The woman, who is Irish and in her 20s, was walking on the Millicent Road in Clane, Co Kildare between 1am and 1.30am on Tuesday morning when the alleged incident is said to have occurred. She went to a house in a nearby estate and raised the alarm after the alleged attack, Independent.ie reports. It's believed that the three alleged attackers are non-nationals. On Tuesday, an Aldi store in Clane, Co Kildare was cordoned off and was closed for a number of hours while gardai carried out enquiries in relation to the attack. An Aldi spokesperson told the Irish Mirror: “Aldi is assisting the Gardai with their investigation regarding an alleged incident in the grounds of our Clane, Co. Kildare store in the early hours of this morning. “The store is open and trading as normal.” A Garda sp

Three men have been found guilty of grooming and abusing an Oxford schoolgirl between 2002 and 2005. Anjum Dogar, 36, Mohammed Karrar, 44, and his 39-year-old brother Bassam were convicted of all 10 charges. The abusers, who are already in prison for similar offences, will be sentenced in January. During the trial at Oxford Crown Court, the victim said she was raped by Dogar and Mohammed Karrar in 2004 at the age of 15 and fell pregnant. She later had an abortion. The three men were part of a violent sex grooming ring convicted in 2013 of abusing six girls from Oxford over an eight-year period after a police operation codenamed Bullfinch. After the unanimous verdicts for charges including indecent assault, conspiracy to rape and rape were read out, Mohammed Karrar clapped the jury. Prosecutor Oliver Saxby QC said the victim was "a lonely, vulnerable young girl" who was given "somewhere to hang out". The victim, who was 14 when she first met her abusers, said: "

French police are being urged close police stations on Wednesday as part of a protest over pay and conditions - including a demand to be paid the 23 million hours of overtime they are owed - as the government scrambles to quell growing unrest among the country's forces of law and order. After the yellow vests, it's now the turn of the blue vests (gilets bleus) to show their anger as French police unions are calling on officers to picket France's police stations on Wednesday and only answer emergency calls as they fight for better working conditions and pay. Talks were held between police unions and the Interior Minister Christophe Castaner on Tuesday but they failed to find a solution to quell the anger. On Wednesday, when talks will continue, police unions have urged members to "do the minimum" meaning only respond to emergencies. They have also been encouraged to block the entrances of local police stations (commissariats). One police union is promising a

Stanton Healthcare, a Boise, Idaho-based pro-life women’s clinic with affiliates across the country and internationally, announced today that it will bring letters from children across the United States to President Trump thanking him for implementing pro-life policies. “During the 2019 March for Life and Roe v. Wade memorial in Washington, D.C., Stanton Healthcare is bringing young children to our nation’s capital whose lives have been saved from abortion,” said Brandi Swindell, Stanton’s Founder and CEO. “They will not be coming alone, however. They will be bringing thank you letters and cards to President Trump from children all across America thanking our President for his courageous stand for life and working to end abortion. Suddenly, abortion is no longer a political issue but an issue involving real children and their futures.” The group believes this initiative, called “Thank U Mr. President,” will “change the narrative on abortion in our

Police have deployed water cannon during a rally against the controversial UN migration pact in Brussels. Officers were seen scuffling with protesters, who threw firecrackers before facing off with law-enforcement. The rally was dubbed the ‘March against Marrakech’ in reference to the city where the pact was signed earlier in December. It was organized by the right-wing Vlaams Belang party which has long been a vocal opponent of the agreement. While having initially kicked off peacefully, the demonstration started to heat up with some of the participants burning firecrackers and hurling bottles as they marched down the street. Part of the crowd who rallied on Sunday, also vented their anger by rooting out and throwing around traffic signs and what appeared to be parts of some fences. Riot police marched out in full riot gear to quell the unease. They later moved in with water cannon against some of the protesters. At least two of them were seen being sprayed w

Jean-Claude Juncker was once again seen struggling to navigate a small set of stairs at a key international summit today. The European Commission President, who last week told the UK Prime Minister the EU would offer no further concessions on her Brexit deal, was photographed seemingly losing his balance and having to be held and helped by a pair of aides. It is the latest of several high-profile events, including a NATO summit, at which the politician has looked unsteady on his feet. Today the 64-year-old was attending the High-Level Forum Africa-Europe summit, at the Spanish horse riding school in the Hofburg palace in Vienna, Austria. The summit of European and African leaders focused on the crucial matters of economic development and migration, which have come to be among the EU's defining challenges in the wake of mass migration from North Africa and the Middle East triggered by the Syrian civil war. Later at the event Mr Juncker, whose previous job was as Pr

Friends and neighbours of a Strokestown family at the centre of an eviction controversy are maintaining a round-the-clock presence at the house. The local community is rallying to support the family, who returned to their home yesterday, after it was repossessed last week. A family friend, Donal Hanly, told Shannonside FM they’re happy to be back but are very tired and traumatised by the events of the past eight days. The scene at the bungalow at Falsk today is calm with just a handful of cars parked outside in stark contrast to the incidents in recent days. The family came home yesterday afternoon after the house was abandoned following the violence that took place in the early hours of Sunday morning when eight security men were injured at the spot. The front windows of the house which were broken have now been boarded up and a missing panel in the front door has also been temporarily filled in with plyboard. But the front gate which had been brok

The Yellow Vest movement reached Ireland this past Saturday (15/12/18), with approximately 200 people taking to the streets of Dublin in hi-vis vests, protesting among other things, the government of Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, and his regime of nanny-statism and extortionate taxation. However, at the demonstration, there was a clear divide between two different groups, roughly half and half in number. One group consisted of normal everyday Janes and Joes, new to street activism. The other, consisted of the usual bunch of Far Left types such as People Before Profit and #TakeBackTheCity activists. Neither side cooperated well, in chanting or even when it came to marching in the correct direction. By the time the procession made it to the Department of the Taoiseach, having started at the Customs House at 2pm, it had halved in number. It should have been obvious that this would happen before the crowd gathered outside the Customs House. In the weeks before the event,

A heart-rending video in which a sobbing four-year-old girl is told she must spend her third Christmas homeless has gone viral. Mum Leanne Dunleavy, took the video of daughter Poppy to highlight the devastating effects of homelessness on both children and adults. The video was posted on Facebook where it has racked up more than 167,000 views with many people blaming the Government for Leanne’s situation. Leanne says she has been in and out of homeless shelters for the last two years due to unforeseen circumstances, and that she doesn’t expect her situation to change soon. She said the video "has broken many hearts across the world, not just Ireland". The short clip shows young Poppy sitting on a bed in a hotel room in Dublin, clearly distraught with red puffy cheeks and tears streaming down her face. Hair stylist, Leanne then says to her: “Poppy why did you tell your mind out there?” A crying Poppy replies: “Because I have nowhere to stay

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has rejected claims he has signed up to a 'cowardice-and-surrender' deal with Fine Gael which risks destroying his party after a colleague hit out at the spring 2020 confidence and supply deal extension. Mr Martin defended the criticism, by insisting the deepening Brexit crisis had left him with no other option than to put the country first, after Deputy John McGuinness said the deal risks putting the party "in a straitjacket". After Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil confirmed midweek the extension of the agreement, Mr McGuinness said the decision ignores the pressing issues facing 'real people' in Ireland. He told RTE Radio's Today with Sean O'Rourke programme "this deal puts us in a straitjacket - it is not the right kind of politics" and further claimed "people will feel abandoned by the party"if implemented. In a later exchange on social media website Twitter, Mr McGuinness warned the party leader: "the deal you did is now b