Islamization: Ramadan in the churches of Euope

Manchester Cathedral

European churches – Catholic and Protestant – are committing suicide and Islamization seems to have entered the minds of even the Christian faithful with the irreversibility of the simulacrum. In a continuous coming to terms with the times where everything is negotiable.

Ramadan has been celebrated in the parishes of Italy.

We read from the diocese of Belluno: “The central square like Beirut, Rabat or Algiers. On Saturday 6 April, as soon as sunset fell, many caftans for men and veils on the heads of women for Iftar, the dinner to break the fast during the month of Ramadan, which the Islamic community organized together with the Church”.

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It’s a dangerous myth that mass migration is good for the economy

There is no clearer example of the broken Westminster consensus than the last three decades of immigration policy.

Successive governments have failed to tackle illegal migration. And as I have set out in these pages, the latest attempt – the Safety of Rwanda Act – will shortly join the graveyard of policies that haven’t re-established our southern border.

But as offensive and dangerous as illegal migration is, the bigger scandal is the story of legal migration because the numbers involved are so much greater. Last year, there were about 30,000 illegal small boat arrivals, but this was dwarfed by the 1.2 million people who arrived here perfectly legally.

Mass immigration is just another way that the rich and their government stooges keep you impoverished.

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New York City’s Jewish Population Under ‘Dark Cloud’ as Tensions Rise

The sense of opportunity Efraim Alkoby found in New York was rocked last month when someone splattered red paint on the kosher cafe he owns on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.

Alkoby, who grew up in an Orthodox Jewish family in Jerusalem, said he learned to be tolerant during his 30 years in New York. Now, someone opposed to Israel’s war in Gaza wrote “form line here to support genocide” on the sidewalk outside Effy’s Cafe.

“There’s a very dark cloud over Jews,” Alkoby, 48 years old, said in an interview.

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Rx for America

We might start by returning to energy independence. The climate would not be hurt one bit: The US has plenty of oil under the ground; we can extract it more cleanly than anyone. Instead, we are paying exorbitant prices to, say, Russia for oil that is far dirtier, while the Chinese Communist Party are opening two new coal plants a week. The result, in terms of clean air, is therefore currently either net-zero or, thanks to “protecting” the planet from America’s clean oil, actually down.

Additionally, the US outlay for buying overpriced foreign oil and gas for immediate domestic use has simply served to finance both Russia’s war on Ukraine, and Iran and Hamas’s war on Israel. If the US were to start drilling, refining and exporting oil again, its price would go back down to $40 or $50 a barrel, nearly half its current $83 – and Russia and Iran, soon unable to afford their global aggression, would be forced to stop.

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California Fast-Food Chains Are Now Serving Sticker Shock

Restaurants for months have said menu prices in California would rise as the state raised the minimum wage for fast-food workers. Now they are following through.
Consumers picking up burgers, burritos and chicken sandwiches at chains in the Golden State are grappling with prices that for months have been rising at a faster clip than in other states, according to market-research firm Datassential.
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DEI official who was fired after posing in front of Israeli flag with swastikas sues University of Minnesota

A former DEI manager and Instagram model is suing the University of Minnesota for firing her over a photo that showed her posing near an Israeli flag emblazoned with swastikas.

In the filing this week, Mashal Sherzad accused the school of violating her First Amendment rights as well as discrimination, the Star Tribune reported.

She also asked to have her job reinstated and wants more than $75,000 in damages.

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‘Unprofessional’: Couple waits hours at a hospital to see a doctor who wasn’t there

A pair of Montreal-area seniors are ripping into Quebec’s health system after an experience that left them feeling upset and disrespected.

The couple says they were left waiting for hours at a hospital, even though the doctor they were waiting for had left.

“I find it very inconsiderate and unprofessional,” said 72-year-old Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac resident Karen Williams.

This reminds me of the time Mom’s eye became infected due to a stitch that was left in her eye. It was a horror story that caused her to lose vision in her right eye.

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25 Religion Of Peace Adherents Jailed over Rape, Sexual Abuse, and Trafficking of 8 Young Girls

A total of 25 men mostly of South Asian descent have been sentenced to a collective 346 years in prison over the “abhorrent in the extreme” rape, sexual abuse, and trafficking of girls between 1999 and 2012 in the North Kirklees area of West Yorkshire.

h/t Kiki9

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Riley Gaines tears into hockey team for making crowd ‘pledge support to the rainbow’ LBGT flag before game and compares it to ‘Nazi propaganda’

Riley Gaines slammed Pride Night in the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) as ‘brainwashing’ and compared it to ‘Nazi propaganda in Germany.’

The furious former NCAA swimmer shared a post from an audience member who attended a PWHL game between Ottawa and Boston on Wednesday night at TD Place in Canada.

In the post, Michelle Alleva recounted her experience, stating, ‘Before the game, the audience was asked to read the following pledge out loud together.’

h/t patthedog

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Ontario reveals details of cellphone ban in schools. Here are the new rules for students

Ontario will ban cellphones in elementary schools for the entire day, and during class time for middle and high school students, under new rules to start this September that are being touted as the toughest in Canada.

The changes will also force school boards to remove all access to social media websites from their networks, and report cards will be updated to include comments on students’ distraction levels.

Unless teachers want to use devices for learning, “when it comes to cellphones, our policy is ‘out of sight, out of mind,’ ” Education Minister Stephen Lecce said in his announcement Sunday.


So how many cell phone confiscation assaults before this policy is quickly and quietly abandoned? Any bets?

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Holocaust Memorial hidden as precaution while pro-Palestine protesters march

The Holocaust Memorial in Hyde Park had to be covered and guarded on Saturday as thousands of pro-Palestine protesters marched through central London.

The rock-shaped monument – the first public memorial to the atrocity in the UK – was obscured by a blue tarpaulin, with a police car stationed nearby.

Lord Mann, government adviser on anti-Semitism, described the precaution as “sad but necessary to avoid further offence to the Jewish community”.

Warning contains Naomi Klein Mention…

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