‘Pupils knew he was much older than he was pretending to be’

Classmates of triple killer who lied he was 14 to get into UK say the Afghan asylum seeker ‘terrorised classmates and frightened girls into sending him indecent photos’

The asylum seeker triple murderer, 21, who fooled authorities he was 14 terrified young girls into sending him indecent pictures when he was placed in a UK school.

Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai was yesterday convicted of murdering aspiring marine Thomas Roberts in Bournemouth town centre in March last year.

It then emerged he had murdered two other people in Serbia before he claimed asylum in the UK by pretending to be a 14-year-old orphan when he was actually 18.

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John Ivison: Whether careless or cunning, Trudeau’s back to taking risks

Clint Eastwood once said that when you’re young, you’re reckless. Then you get conservative. Then you get reckless again.

The same appears true of prime ministers. Justin Trudeau made some audacious bets on the road to Rideau Hall, from his infamous boxing match with Conservative senator Patrick Brazeau in 2012, to gambling in 2015 that Canadians would accept moderate deficits, the day after NDP leader Tom Mulcair promised his first budget would be balanced. Overnight, Trudeau made himself the agent of change.

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Four young teens charged in connection with TTC ‘swarming’ attack as video surfaces of incident

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Four 13-year-old boys have been charged in connection with a “swarming” attack on board a TTC bus in Scarborough.

Toronto police said two of the boys are facing one count of assault, while the other two are facing two counts of assault.

The arrests come after CTV News Toronto obtained security footage from a local business that shows at least a dozen people pushing and shoving outside a TTC bus stopped near Kennedy and Merrian roads on Monday at around 3:35 p.m.

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‘Where Do We Draw the Line’: Drag Queen Story Time Events for Children Draw Flak From Opponents

The resistance to Drag Queen Story Time came to a Vancouver suburb on Jan. 14, when about two dozen protesters showed up to rally against an event at the Coquitlam Public Library.

The protesters were met by approximately 200 counter-protesters outside the library, as local drag queen Conni Smudge, the scheduled reader, arrived for the event, garnering cheers and fanfare. Smudge has created a persona in Vancouver, including a YouTube video series titled Storytime with Conni Smudge. One of the children’s books Smudge reads is called “The Hips on the Drag Queen Go Swish, Swish, Swish.”

Adult male cross-dressers prancing about like Justin Trudeau at a Pride parade in front of children is not and never will be “normal.” It is grooming.

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Toronto ranks at No. 36 in list of world’s 85 most overrated cities

Is Toronto tops when it comes to global visitors?

Well, it ranked somewhere near the middle on a list of 85 of the world’s most overrated cities by independent market analyst King Casino Bonus in the U.K.


No question Toronto is a cold city and that will only get worse as ghettoization continues.

You can’t escape the feeling the city is on the threshold of a US style urban decline.

City infrastructure is crumbling and everything has that shopworn look. 

The TTC now operates as a homeless shelter.

The question is not can I hold on but why should I?

Boring and pretentious? Yup.

Expensive? You bet.

But think of the restaurants.

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Has a Quran-burning protest ended Sweden’s Nato dream?

A crowd gathered outside Turkey’s embassy in Stockholm on Saturday afternoon to watch far-right politician Rasmus Paludan burn the Quran. Paludan, who leads the anti-Islam ‘Hard Line’ Danish party, was watched by dozens of photographers, police officers and bemused passers-by. Paludan is no stranger to controversy: he has previously been convicted under racism and defamation law. This latest stunt was called to show his party’s opposition to immigration and, he says, to stand up for free speech. Now, though, the stunt has become a diplomatic crisis for Sweden – and there are fears that its bid to join Nato could go up in smoke.

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U.S. closer to approving ‘significant number’ of Abrams tanks to Ukraine

The Biden administration is leaning toward sending “a significant number” of M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, two U.S. officials said, and an announcement could come as early as this week.

The development comes amid a public standoff with German officials, who are under pressure to send their own Leopard tanks and allow other European countries that operate the German-made vehicles to do so as well.

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Children, like marriage, are an endangered species

FOR the first time since records began in 1845, most children are now born outside marriage, figures from the Office for National Statistics show. In England and Wales, 51.3 per cent of 624,828 live births in 2021 were to women not married or in a civil partnership, while 48.7 per cent of babies were born in wedlock. 

At the beginning of the 20th century, 96 per cent of births were within marriage, but this fell to 80 per cent in 1985, 70 per cent in 1991 and 60 per cent in 2001.

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The Lancet goes off the deep end, devaluing human life as no more important than animals

Once arguably the most prestigious medical journal in the world, The Lancet has been captured by the left and is spouting embarrassing nonsense. A series of extremist left wing embarrassments in recent years, including a call for an outright ban on tobacco use in the UK, where the magazine is published, a humiliating retraction of an attack on the use of hydroxychloroquine to treat Covid followed by an explanation of what it learned from the debacle, and a cover that referred to women as “bodies with vaginas” followed by an apology have not taught it a lesson that sticks.

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Pope Benedict Unleashes Posthumous BOMBSHELL on the Catholic Church

When Pope Benedict XVI died on December 31 at the age of 95, it turns out that he had a completed book ready for publication upon his death. Written in Italian, that book, Che cos’è il Cristianesimo: Quasi un testamento spirituale (What Is Christianity: Almost a Spiritual Testament), is full of explosive revelations and trenchant criticism of his woke successor, Pope Francis. Could Pope Benedict begin a counter-revolution within the Roman Catholic Church from the grave? Stranger things have happened, although it would take any one of us a good while to think of one.

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Biden is Finished – The Deep State wants a new Democrat president.

Poor helpless, hapless, mumbling, stumbling, bumbling brain-dead President Joe Biden. It’s all over for him. The puppet’s days are clearly numbered.

It’s so obvious what’s happening. Biden’s presidency is over. The deep state and D.C. swamp don’t need him anymore. He served his purpose. Now they want him out.

There are two reasons why all of this is happening now.

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Is Ghislaine Maxwell gearing up for more revelations?

Last night’s TV appearance shows she will only protect Epstein’s friends for so long

If nothing else, Ghislaine Behind Bars — Ghislaine Maxwell’s exclusive interview for TalkTV, aired last night — gave an interesting insight into the realities of life in a low-security American prison. We learnt, for instance, that inmates are expected to make their beds “military style” and that the meat-free meal options usually feature either beans or tofu, although the latter is so bereft of seasoning that it is almost unpalatable. Not quite The Shawshank Redemption, then, but not much fun for a woman who has probably never before been tasked with making her own bed.

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Pandemic blamed for surge in killing sprees by American teenagers

The number of homicides committed by American teenagers has risen by a third since the start of the pandemic, official figures show.
Juvenile crime had been falling across the US for several decades, but federal data from 2020 show that killings committed by juveniles rose by 30 per cent compared with the previous 12 months. At the same time the number of homicides involving multiple teenagers was up by two thirds in the same period.
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The WEF is a menace to democracy

It’s time to bring the gold-collared superclass crashing back down to Earth.

It’s not often I feel grateful to Keir Starmer. But I did last week when he gave the game away about Davos. Where would he rather be, a journalist asked him: Davos or Westminster? ‘Davos’, Starmer said, without missing a beat. Westminster’s too ‘constrained’, he moaned. It’s ‘just a tribal, shouting place’. Davos, on the other hand, the luxury Alpine resort where the world’s tycoons gather every year to quaff booze and put the world to rights, is a place where you can ‘engage with people’; people ‘you can see [yourself] working with in the future’. Ouch. If I were a British MP, I’d be feeling pretty bruised right now. Starmer wants nothing to do with you noisy tribalists – it’s the world’s woke rich he wants to mingle with.

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Climate Activists Receive Funding for Cultural Destruction

They glue themselves to streets, block traffic, occupy airfields, and sully precious works of art: climate activists have caused havoc in many major European capitals over the past few months. They call themselves ‘The Last Generation’ and defend the sticky character of their protests as a strategy for bringing attention to the ‘climate catastrophe.’ They demand drastic actions against ‘climate change,’ including a cessation of oil drilling operations in the North Sea, an end to all fossil energy consumption, and new ways to limit food waste.

However, what’s taken place over the last few months, indeed, what looks like a passionately sincere—albeit loudmouthed—generational trend is actually a well-funded plan executed by a well-organised association. The ‘Last Generation’ is no exception. Recruiters and NGOs for climate activism advertise lucrative ‘jobs’ as protestors, offering €520-1,300—plus benefits. The jobs are “part-time” or “full-time,” as reported by Welt am Sonntag.

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