Diversity, Not Multiculturalism, Is the Problem

In the aftermath of the atrocities of October 7, the resulting war between Israel and Hamas, and the volatile fallout across Western countries with supposedly enriching immigrant populations, there has been a nervous re-evaluation of ‘multiculturalism’ as a state-sponsored article of faith.

Is this the best we can do? Angela Merkel and David Cameron, hardly darlings of the dissident Right, were admitting the failures of multiculturalism as long ago as the early to mid-2010s. Are we supposed to be impressed that politicians like Suella Braverman have managed to twig that this still holds true? There is plenty of room, as well as every warrant, for Braverman to go further, particularly given the widespread contempt in which she is already held by race communists and other loons who will jeer if the woman so much as brushes her teeth in the morning.

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Theatregoers given trigger warning over ‘sound of people eating oranges’

Theatregoers for an upcoming London show have been given a trigger warning over the sound of people eating on stage.

Sadler’s Wells, Britain’s leading dance company, has warned ticket holders for the two performances of OUT at Lilian Baylis Studio in Finsbury later this month may find the noise “uncomfortable”.

OUT is advertised as a musical duet, which “defiantly challenges homophobia and transphobia” and aims to “reimagine, reclaim and celebrate aspects of Caribbean culture from a queer perspective”.

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Quo Vadis, Israel?

The Jewish State is at a crossroads for its survival: Either it is ruthless enough to crush the Ayatollahs before it’s too late or the future seems bleak.

A number of weeks ago, I wrote an article highlighting the need for Israel to fearlessly nuke a desert region in Iran and threaten to pulverize the city of Qom, the ideological capital of the cruel Ayatollahs.

Alas, Jews are too merciful and compassionate, and even though the logic and ethical values underlying my proposal are solid, the near-unanimous consensus of experts orbiting around Israel’s policymakers is that the Jewish State would never undertake a preemptive nuclear attack, let alone a preventative one.


My gut says that Israel should topple the Mullahs by any means necessary.

I personally believe the Gaza invasion is justified, Hamas is bent on Israel’s destruction and Gaza is Hamas.

I don’t care a whit about claims of settler colonialism or the so called Naqba or Balfour or even the Rothschilds (And I love a good conspiracy) or who was here or there and when etc.

Israel faces increased isolation and simply put they need to secure their existence against a rising tide of condemnation.

But Israel is losing the PR war.

Hearts and minds are being corrupted by a propaganda onslaught lead by the Muslim diaspora our so called “elites’ foolishly allowed to settle in the west.

Academia, the media and our political class all contribute having been poisoned by the CRT/DEI, identity politics Kool-Aid.

The propaganda assault is aided by a 5th column within the Jewish diaspora.

The likes of Queer Jews For Palestine & proponents of  anti-White racism such as the ADL and other DEI/CRT supporters leave long time allies shaking their heads in dismay.

The ADL’s perverse enthusiasm for their claim that white supremacy is a greater threat than Islam is the real conspiracy theory and in part responsible for the “silence” of previously staunch  opponents of antisemitism.  I believe that to be 100% true.

On a personal note I did not pay much attention to the corruption of our universities.

BDS and Israel apartheid week just didn’t seem a big concern as it appeared to be the work of a few Islamist radicals on campus.

I confess to being blind to the profound antisemitism festering within the minds of our “intellectuals.”

I thought that 1930’s movie could never turn up in repeats but here it is and all we’re missing are the uniforms.

Israel will have to act unilaterally. Whatever support they receive will be clandestine in the war I suspect is coming.

Across the west we are discovering that our political leaders are cowards afraid of the Islamists they dumped in our nations and afraid of the reckoning they deserve for that criminal act. The majority embrace Hamas for votes in the hope of escaping justice and would confer protected victim status on Satan and his minions if needed to retain power.

I hope I’m mistaken and a wider war is averted.

Over nearly 20 years of blogging I have been wrong once or twice.

It is a faint hope. The Islamists are compelled to kill by the immutable tenets of their cult.

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Belgian Dissident Sent to Jail for Memes

Jonas Greindberg, a German-based journalist who covers conservative parties in Europe, conducted an interview with Mr. Dries Van Langenhove last week after Langenhove was sentenced to one year in jail for memes found in his possession. Mr. Langenhove is a former member of the Belgian parliament, founder of the Flemish Identitarian movement “Schild & Vrienden,” and an influential political dissident in Belgium.

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Rwanda – Thirty Years after the Genocide, April 7, 1994

In 1994, Jean-Claude, a Hutu policeman later turned “Tutsi hunter,” was 26 years old and one of 14 police officers in the commune of Nyamata, an hour outside Kigali, one of the areas worst affected by the genocide.

Four years earlier, the Rwandan Patriotic Front had attacked Rwanda from Uganda. The movement was made up of mainly Tutsis, living in exile since 1959, whom the Rwandan regime had not wanted to let return to the country.

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All 7 British terrorist co-conspirators of al-Qaeda ‘dirty bomb’ mastermind Dhiren Barot are freed after serving just HALF their jail terms

All seven dangerous terrorists convicted alongside al-Qaeda ‘dirty bomber’ mastermind Dhiren Barot who wanted to kill hundreds of people in New York and London have been released from jail.

The British men, all part of a sleeper cell that helped Barot plan a series of bomb plots in the UK and US, are back on the streets despite being jailed in 2007 for a combined 136 years.

MailOnline can reveal that the last of the group to be released was Abdul Aziz Jalil, then 34, who was given a 26 year sentence and was thought to be mass murder plotter Barot’s ‘minder.’

H/T kiki9

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Receipt scanners at Loblaws sparked a huge backlash. But police say retail crime rings are real — and worse than you think

In the summer of 2022, police got a tip from Shoppers Drug Mart. Security at the pharmacy chain had spotted a pattern in a string of shoplifting incidents at suburban stores outside Toronto.

According to police, Shoppers reported that a group of thieves was repeatedly going into stores and picking out expensive items, like electric toothbrushes, vitamins and breast pumps. They scanned the items through a self-checkout kiosk so none of the staff got suspicious but didn’t actually complete the transaction, they just walked out with the merchandise.

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Star article says if universities don’t have more “studies” majors we’ll end up with employable graduates

Humanities are taking a backseat to STEM education and that is creating problems

Just a decade ago, most of us were still thinking of STEM as a word, not an acronym.

Today, we know it stands for science, technology, engineering and mathematics, because STEM has become a huge priority, even a juggernaut, in education, employment, and government.

Parents steer their kids toward the future with STEM careers in mind and high schools, summer camps and even toymakers tailor their offerings accordingly.

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Gallant: IDF withdrawal from Khan Yunis in preparation for Rafah operation

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said on Sunday that the IDF withdrew from Khan Yunis after Hamas ceased to function in the area, adding that the troops left in preparation for a coming Rafah operation.

While speaking at the IDF’s Southern Command base, he stated, “The withdrawal of the troops from Khan Yunis was carried out after Hamas ceased to function as a military organization in the city, the forces left to prepare for the operation in Rafah.”

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Trudeau campaign announces billions to build Canada’s AI capacity with your money

The Liberal government is setting aside $2.4 billion in the upcoming budget to build capacity in artificial intelligence.

The bulk of that — $2 billion worth — is going into a fund that will aim to provide access to computing capabilities and technical infrastructure.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the announcement in Montreal today as part of his government’s pre-budget tour.

This is campaigning on our money.

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Disbelief as undermanned Royal Navy spends £2.4million on ‘diversity and inclusion team’

The Royal Navy has splashed out £2.4million on dedicated diversity and inclusion staff in recent years at a time when defence budgets are more constrained than ever, ministers have admitted.

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps is waging war on what he sees as ‘woke’ and wasteful diversity pushes, including internal jobs inviting serving marines and sailors to be redeployed as diversity and inclusion officers within Britain’s navy.

But his parliamentary under-secretary has admitted to spending the seven figure sum on diversity roles in the service since 2019 – prompting disbelief from a former minister who has called for the money to be spent elsewhere.

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Pro-Palestinian demonstration downtown draws thousands amid heightened tensions between protesters and Toronto police

A pro-Palestinian rally in downtown Toronto on Saturday afternoon drew thousands of demonstrators and led to one arrest, and comes after a week of heightened tensions between demonstrators and police.

Toronto police confirmed one person was arrested at around 4:15 p.m. for breach of peace and was unconditionally released. Video on X appears to show the person was a counterprotester who was part of a small group that appeared to confront pro-Palestinian demonstrators, as observed by the Star.

The roughly half-dozen counterprotesters arrived less than an hour into the rally, which began at 3 p.m., and inserted themselves into the crowd before being pulled out by police officers on bikes.

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Tennessee bill to ban slavery reparations draws opposition

A Memphis pastor has started a petition against a bill that would prohibit the study of reparations for descendants of slaves in Tennessee, and in two days, it has more than 500 signatures.

State Sen. Brent Taylor, a Shelby County Republican, is sponsoring the Senate version of the bill, SB0429.

500 signatures doesn’t seem like a groundswell of grassroots support.

Good on Tennessee for the bill.

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