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Supporters of Tommy Robinson led an offensive chant as thousands of Met officers worked to maintain the peace across the capital on Saturday.
Protesters supporting Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, shouted “who the f— is Allah” and other anti-Muslim chants as they marched through central London in their thousands.
Döps Bruder ist wieder da.🤩
„Who the fuck is Allah“ setzt sich durch!
👏👏😂😁 pic.twitter.com/u49n6Qn5Jy— Katharina L. (@KatharinaL001) June 1, 2024
When Tyler Thompson told his mother he was going on holiday to South Africa with his best friend, Marcel Malanga, she could not help but worry. Tyler was 21, and ready to leave his home in the prosperous suburbs of Salt Lake City to see the world. But it would be his first trip abroad, and neither of his parents had been to Africa.
A few things made her feel calmer: Marcel’s father, Christian, who lived in Eswatini, formerly Swaziland, had said he would look after the two young men, who had been on the high school football team together. He even paid for Tyler’s flights. In return, Tyler, who had been learning how to pilot drones in his spare time, would help Christian map gold mines that he ran in southern Africa. Tyler thought it would look good on his CV.
A climate campaigner stuck a poster over a painting by Claude Monet hanging in a Paris museum, in the latest of a string of acts of vandalism against famous works of art.
The activist, from the group Food Riposte, a movement calling for sustainable agriculture to tackle climate change, affixed a sticker on Monet’s “Poppy Field”, covering the artwork with an apocalyptic version of the same scene.
Ex marine gets tired of porch pirates. 🪖💥👍 pic.twitter.com/ryBV9xGafI
— Dat's Jacked Up! (@datsjackedup) May 31, 2024
In honor of Pride month, I’m sharing this video of a person who is extremely passionate about one thing: puberty blockers. pic.twitter.com/ht3uXznOEr
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) June 1, 2024
Any advice on packing for a girls trip? pic.twitter.com/ZTwz9GTeW9
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) June 1, 2024
This isn’t about finding little green men or flying saucers. This is about government transparency.
Around 5 a.m. on July 26, 2023, I walked outside my office building in Washington to an early-morning interview with Fox News. As I stepped out, I stopped to talk to a group of people who were eagerly waiting for something. I soon realized they were waiting for a hearing that was scheduled to start five hours later.
Look up Jack Sarfatti
“Allah, Allah, who f*ck is Allah”, shout British patriots in London. Also little patriots join in cry. pic.twitter.com/lp1X0bHi7p
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) June 1, 2024
He’s here, he’s there, he’s everywhere.
He’s shutting down city halls, he’s shutting down traffic, he’s shutting down campuses.
He’s in the streets preaching “armed resistance,” decrying “white supremacy,” denouncing “colonial oppression,” condemning “Zionists” and whipping up anti-Jewish hate.
Hey, Muslim! Are you paying too much for YOUR car insurance? If so, call ‘Starmer Direct’, and try yelling the magic word “Racism!!!” down the phone.
This would appear to be the advice of The Muslim Vote (TMV), a newly-formed religio-political pressure group who, ahead of the U.K. General Election called for 4 July, issued Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer with a list of 18 demands for Islam-friendly policy-changes if he wanted to retain or regain the ballots of Britain’s estimated four million or so Muslim voters, whom TMV were seemingly claiming to represent.
Activist investor Ari Nessel recently wrote a piece in The Hill criticizing Florida for banning the sale and distribution of lab-grown meat. Nessel’s position is understandable, given that his company has invested in lab-grown seafood. But in banning or restricting lab-grown meat, states are simply responding to the lack of long-term safety studies and widespread consumer skepticism of this novel — and experimental — food product.
A 20-year-old man has been charged with murdering a woman who was fatally stabbed on a beach.
Two women from Poole, Dorset, were attacked on Durley Chine Beach in Bournemouth at about 23:45 BST on 24 May.
Amie Gray, a 34-year-old personal trainer, died at the scene, while a 38-year-old woman was taken to hospital with serious stab wounds.
Nasen Saadi, from Croydon, London, who is also charged with attempted murder, is due to appear before Poole Magistrates’ Court on Saturday.
From Croydon.
On the eve of Pride month, a new poll has found declining support for LGBTQ2 rights in Canada.
The Ipsos survey polled adults in 26 countries on a variety of metrics measuring support for the queer community.
Canada, it found, was among the few countries where support for rights and visibility appeared to register “precipitous drops,” Ipsos vice-president of public affairs Sanyam Sethi said.
There are still too many supporters of sexual mutilation for children.
Canadian rockstar Bryan Adams — known for his hits “Summer of ’69” and “(Everything I Do) I Do It For You” — slammed federal legislation in a video posted online, grabbing the attention of the federal heritage minister.
“Canadian music is global. It’s time the government recognises that,” says the caption of the video Adams posted on X, formerly Twitter.
