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EXPOSED: I went through the 94-page federal indictment against 15 members of a Minnesota Antifa cell. It reveals a network of aliases, secret Signal chats, surveillance teams and coordinated criminal operations. Read: thepostmillennial.com/andy-n…

SCOOP: Gina Marwick, a school counselor at Vacaville High School in CA, changed her profile to "8647," a symbol used to call for the ass*ssination of President Trump. She also wants people who oppose Pride month to feel "uncomfortable" This person is paid with your tax dollars to counsel struggling children. You can contact the superintendent here: eds@vacavilleusd.org

🇬🇧 Two women with children drives off from a Chinese restaurant without paying their bill in Uxbridge, West . Is like they all planned it from home.

SPLC Official Accused of Channeling $1.2 Million to Neo-Nazi Lover. A federal indictment accuses a former Southern Poverty Law Center official of misusing donor funds to support a neo-Nazi informant, raising questions about the nonprofit’s practices. PULSE POINTS ❓ WHAT HAPPENED: A federal indictment alleges that former Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) official Heidi Beirich funneled $1.2 million in donor funds to an informant within a neo-Nazi group, with whom she allegedly had a romantic relationship. The indictment accuses “Employee-2,” identified as Beirich by the New York Post, of using SPLC resources to support the informant and even covering personal expenses through joint bank accounts. 📺 DETAIL: Beirich allegedly maintained a romantic relationship with the informant, shared bank accounts with him, and benefited from approximately $140,000 in SPLC funds that were deposited into their joint accounts between 2015 and 2021. Prosecutors claim the informant received roughly $1.2 million from the SPLC over two decades while simultaneously helping sustain and promote National Alliance activities. The indictment further alleges that documents stolen from National Alliance headquarters in 2014 were used in SPLC reporting and that another informant was paid to take responsibility for the burglary. Federal authorities have charged the SPLC with wire fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering conspiracy, alleging the organization secretly financed extremist groups while publicly fundraising on the basis of opposing them. The SPLC and Beirich have not publicly responded to the allegations, which will be subject to judicial review in court. 🎯 IMPACT: The indictment has sparked scrutiny of the SPLC’s practices, particularly its alleged financial mismanagement and collaboration with extremist groups it claims to oppose. The nonprofit, which has amassed significant donor funding, faces accusations of promoting the very groups it purports to combat for financial gain. Image by Steve Fernie.

Andy Burnham's popularity plummets 20 points after coming into contact with voters gbnews.com/politics/andy-bur…

Angry Leftist woman publishes negative review of a restaurant because she thinks it's too "White" She says it gives off vibes of "racism, misogyny, and ped*philia" because two White men own it. If you live in the Phoenix area, consider supporting this restaurant.

According to reports, bars and liquor stores across Boston have been running out of beer after the Tartan Army arrived for the World Cup with bars saying they had "never seen anything like it." No Scotland, no party 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🍻

They Are Shaping What Your Children Think. They Are Funding Where The Men Come From. They Have Signed The Contracts Until 2039. A producer of Pickle Storm, a CBBC comedy aimed at children aged seven, is on record saying it plainly. The charity that met with the production team described its purpose with equal clarity: to "tap into children's media and directly impact framing of migration in children's content." The producer confirmed the intervention had worked. "It really will inform our writing," they said. The show's second series was edited accordingly. The charity is called Heard. It has received more than £4.5 million in grant funding since 2021. A second charity, Imix, has placed hundreds of sympathetic migration stories in national outlets including the BBC, the Mirror and the Guardian, and claims more than 11,000 bookings on programmes including Newsnight and Good Morning Britain. A third, Counterpoint Arts, received more than £400,000 from Arts Council England, a publicly funded quango, and oversees an initiative seed-funded by George Soros's Open Society Foundations whose stated aim is to use pop culture to "shift the way we talk, think and feel about migration." Comic Relief has funded both Counterpoint and Heard. The BBC says it has full editorial control. The producer of Pickle Storm says the intervention really will inform the writing. One of those statements is more specific than the other. Now look at what is happening outside the television screen. Britain sends £171 million a year to Afghanistan. The Taliban has banned women from working for NGOs, who previously made up forty percent of the aid delivery workforce. The government's own parliamentary documents acknowledge its ability to support people in Afghanistan is "limited" as a result. Its own aid watchdog found that 94% of NGOs fully or partially ceased operations after the ban. Britain sends the money anyway, to a regime that has banned girls from secondary education, stripped women from public life by decree, and announced the enforcement of stoning and flogging for women accused of adultery. The Treasury writes the cheque. The Foreign Secretary says it saves lives. Neither will explain how, given the delivery mechanism has been banned by the regime it is supposed to work around. Afghanistan, Somalia, Sudan and Ethiopia are among the top five recipients of British bilateral aid. They are also among the leading countries of origin for Channel crossings. Britain sends money to the countries the men are leaving, then spends £4.27 billion of the same aid budget classifying the cost of housing them in UK hotels as overseas development spending. The taxpayer funds the sending and the receiving, and both are counted as aid. Heard, Imix and Counterpoint are shaping what British children see on television. The Foreign Office is writing cheques to the governments the arrivals are fleeing. The Home Office has signed accommodation contracts running to 2039 for the hotels housing them when they get here. The government's own project delivery guidance ties equality, diversity and inclusion policy to the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. And the Technology Secretary has announced new powers to remove content about all of this during times of crisis, with the definition of crisis set by ministers. A government trying to stop the boats does not sign hotel contracts until 2039. A state trying to manage public consent for permanent settlement funds charities to condition 7 year-olds before they are old enough to vote. A political class that intends to reverse this does not build, fund and protect the institutional machinery designed to make reversal unthinkable. The Pickle Storm producer confirmed the intervention would inform the writing. So it has. So does everything else. "George Soros's Open Society Foundations seeded Pop Change, an initiative whose stated aim is to use pop culture to 'shift the way we talk, think and feel about migration.'"

🇸🇪An Eritrean care worker has been convicted for raping 82-year-old Swedish woman, but the court ruled against deportation. The court argued the African is "integrated" in Sweden and the rape was "brief" and "without threats or blows." On the night of Nov. 3, 2025, the victim's son contacted the police after his mother was raped. Police recovered the African's semen from the woman's bed sheet. In subsequent interrogations, the woman recalled the abuse, describing it as painful and unpleasant. The man denied any wrongdoing, but during police questioning, he initially claimed he left the sperm stain during a previous work visit while having phone sex with his girlfriend. He later admitted the girlfriend story was made up but maintaining that he had secretly masturbated during a previous service visit, and ejaculated on the woman's bed. The district court rejected his explanation and established that he raped the woman. During sentencing, the court considered a number of alleged mitigating factors, describing the rape as "brief and one that occurred without threats or blows." Samnytt news outlet revealed that the care company hired the Eritrean man despite multiple entries in his criminal record, including theft and petty theft, as well as serious convictions connected to Stockholm's gang environment for drug offenses. The prosecution had requested that the man, an Eritrean national, be deported for life. However, the court refused to deport him. It argued that he arrived in Sweden as a child, lived in Sweden for almost 20 years, spoke fluent Swedish, and had maintained employment in recent years. The district court noted the rape was a serious crime and also noted his previous convictions, stating that ”there is a clear risk of continued crime." Follow: @RMXnews

In the House of Lords this afternoon, our General Secretary Lord Young of Acton asked Baroness Lloyd of Effra how she reconciles the Government's plans to ban children from accessing platforms like X, Facebook and YouTube with the 'keep up' duties in s15 and s16 of the Online Safety Act – namely, the duties not to remove or restrict content of democratic importance or journalistic content? He pointed out that it's particularly important that access to that content isn't restricted for 16 and 17 year-olds, given that the Government is planning to lower the voting age to 16.

NHS psychiatrists reveal they faced pressure not to forcibly hospitalize psychotic black patients because they were concerned about contributing to racial disparities in mental health detention statistics. The controversy has resurfaced following the 2023 Nottingham murders carried out by Valdo Calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic black man who repeatedly refused medication and was not involuntarily committed to a psychiatric facility despite previous violent incidents. Several psychiatrists said that concerns about the disproportionate number of black patients being detained under mental health laws had become a factor in decision-making, with some warning that politics and DEI objectives were influencing clinical judgments. One former doctor put it bluntly: "Once a patient has psychosis, we shouldn't perform sociology, we should perform medicine."

🚨🇬🇧 BREAKING: Rupert Lowe rape gang inquiry report is OUT. PLOT TWIST: UK state may label it “illegal content” and link it to Digital ID tracking. This could lead to arrests for sharing it.