"The Serge Menga, who came from the Congo, was known for a fury after the Silbersternacht in Cologne. Now he wants to go to politics - as an impartial candidate. He says, "Do not worry, do not worry."

Could you have imagined that it takes a black immigrant man to defend the original German culture and society? The treasonous politicians at helm have made it very difficult for the…

Olympics Announces No Gender Regulations

Since common sense and basic biological reality clearly mean nothing anymore in this day and age of political correctness run amok, it should surprise no one that the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in South Korea will feature zero gender or sex restrictions.…

Majority of Poles Would Rather Leave EU than Be Forced to Take Muslim Migrants

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by Virginia Hale

6 Jul 2017…

WHO warns of imminent spread of untreatable superbug gonorrhoea

• Kate Kelland, Reuters

• Jul. 7,…

If BuzzFeed is correct, it appears CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski outed the wrong guy

Posted at 12:51 pm on July 5, 2017 by Greg P.

And for all that, it seems like someone actually…

Pierre, SD — The American Civil Liberties Union of South Dakota has just filed a major …

Reporters at CNN were mighty proud of themselves for tracking down a Reddit user who was supposedly behind the animated GIF image of President Donald Trump at Wrestlemania, fake fighting with WWE Chairman Vince McMahon, but with McMahon’s head replaced by a CNN logo. Their story even boasted the self-congratulatory headline, “How CNN found the Reddit user behind the…

June 20, 2017…

Raza was arrested after playing blasphemous and hate speech material on his phone on a bus stop in Bahawalpur

A Pakistani counter-terrorism court has sentenced to death a man who allegedly committed blasphemy on Facebook, a government prosecutor said on Sunday, the first time someone has been handed the death penalty for blaspheming on social media.

The conviction of Taimoor Raza, 30, follows a high-profile crackdown against blasphemy on social media by the…

“Also of note, in the piece from the BBC above I can’t help but notice the statement from Sadiq Khan that it was a ‘deliberate and cowardly attack’. Its very ambiguous because he’s not coming out and saying it was ‘wrong’, or ‘evil’. Instead the ambiguity suggests that he could think it was okay, if it had been done different, or that he is at least sympathetic to it.”

What else can you expect from a representative of the religion of peace?…

Theresa May says the internet must now be regulated following London Bridge terror attack

A VISITOR FROM THE PAST

By Thelen Paulk

I had a dream the…

CIA Celebrates Transgender Pride