“Breaking the Cross” – the right thing to do for Mohammedans
A total of 96 Catholic graves have been vandalized at the historic cemetery of Maizières-lès-Metz in northeastern France, with crosses, crucifixes and statues of Jesus smashed, ripped from graves or thrown to the ground.
🇦🇹 Around half of young Muslim immigrants in Austria believe that Islamic law is superior to Austrian state law.
A new Vienna-commissioned study reveals that 41% of Muslim immigrant youth (aged 14–24) believe Islamic religious rules supersede Austrian national law.
Nearly half of all students in Vienna are muslim today. In 20 years it could be almost 100%. Is Austria not alarmed by this? It’s literally colonization and replacement in real time
Former Harvard President Claudine Gay is reportedly back at the Ivy League school nearly three years after stepping down in disgrace due to plagiarism accusations . This time, Gay will teach a course about Harvard itself.
This course has zero academic value. It is revolting how our education system has been systematically destroyed by DEI hires, socialist and affirmative action.
What happened in Lagos then?
Let’s look at this wonderful progressive civilisation of Africa up to 1897.
Senator Raphael Warnock (D-GA) said Wednesday on MS NOW’s “Deadline” that President Donald Trump “doesn’t believe in America.”
Black man angry they don’t have a car company. Also, driving a Lexus isn’t “White Power.” Toyota owns Lexus, so it’s actually “Japanese Power.” 🤷♂️ pic.twitter.com/Esmr5kmMbC
The United States has slammed the Albanese government’s plan to impose a broad digital “duty of care” that would dictate how platforms manage content and users’ feeds.
Washington wants answers: how would the government or the Communications Minister define “harm” and “risk,” who… pic.twitter.com/DViyvUdOT3
The invading soldiers of allah can’t be repatriated. The media refers to “youths” being “stranded” in the enclave:
Around half are reportedly unaccompanied minors.
Minister Sira Rego said Spanish law grants underage migrants fundamental protections regardless of their origin or legal status. She said the vast majority have asked to remain in Spain.
“Most of them want to stay in Spain and they are going to stay, of course. There is a law that protects them,” Rego told Spanish radio network Cadena SER.
“Our duty is to protect them,” she said.
Can you imagine? Their duty is to ‘protect’ the invaders, not their own people.
At the end of July a mob of mostly military-age young men invaded the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on the coast of North Africa. Ceuta is made up of a single city situated on a peninsula that juts out from Morocco into the Mediterranean. The invaders swam around the sea barriers and broke through parts of the fence to gain access to Spanish territory, with hopes of being able to cross the sea to the European continent.
There are some indications that the invasion was enabled and coordinated by Moroccan authorities. Most of the invaders were not Moroccans, but from further south in Africa, or from other parts of the Middle East.
An estimated 70,000 to 80,000 “migrants” entered Ceuta. The Spanish government said that most of them have returned to Morocco, but somewhere between 10,000 and 20,000 are thought to have remained in Ceuta, residing in shantytowns on the beach, or camping out in parks and empty buildings. Crime has become rampant, and sexual assaults against women have risen dramatically. Most of the rape victims are from the unfortunate minority of female migrants among the invaders, but a significant number of local Spanish women and girls have also been attacked.
Ordinary citizens in Ceuta are fed up with the situation. Yesterday they staged a mass march against the invasion, demanding that the foreigners be sent home. They volubly insisted that Ceuta is and will remain Spanish.
Below is a video from Al Jazeera about yesterday’s mass march in Ceuta against the invaders. Notice that one of the destitute migrants being interviewed has braces on his teeth:
A transcript of the video is included at the bottom of this post.
You’ll also notice how well one of interviewed invaders has absorbed the media Narrative on migration, and then regurgitated it to the interviewer. A sample:
It’s better for everyone if we try to understand each other. There are good people here who treat us well, but there are others who look down on us. There is racism and they treat you with contempt.
According to the Al Jazeera report, the rumored resumption of the invasion is misinformation. The Times, however, seems to disagree:
Ceuta braces for new migrant surge during Moroccan elections
These were the great inventors of the world who created everything.
Mohammed Danjuma Goje, a member of the All Progressives Congress of Nigeria, suggested that China should be given full control of Nigeria’s electricity sector for 20 years to help achieve stable power supply and infrastructure development.
President Donald Trump delivers an address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Tuesday, September 22.
The president will speak to the General Assembly Tuesday morning before participating in meetings with a number of world leaders.
Among the many things to look forward to at this year’s General Assembly meeting, Trump is also scheduled to meet with Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez, who replaced former dictator Nicolas Maduro after the United States dramatically captured and removed him from power earlier this year.
United States President Donald Trump, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and French President Emmanuel Macron are among the leaders taking the podium on Tuesday.
This year’s General Debate comes as the UN faces a series of pressing challenges following the Trump administration’s decision to cut US contributions and withdraw from a number of bodies.
It will also be the last for Antonio Guterres as UN Secretary-General as he completes his term at the end of the year.
⭕️ LIVE: US President Donald Trump addresses world leaders at the UN General Assembly (UNGA) in New York.https://t.co/P7xO2pRz36
“They are one reality,” said Guterres. “There is no peace without development; no development without peace; and no peace and development without human rights,” he said.
A leaked video of a French military chaplain addressing paratroopers in a cathedral has circulated widely on social media. In the clip, the chaplain makes disparaging remarks about leftists, tells soldiers to keep fighting for their national heritage, and warns of the risk that French values and culture could be displaced.
“…when you’re thirsty, when you’re hungry, it’s the law of the strongest that reigns. And others will take the place of our values, of this freedom of speech, of action, of this equality between men, and of this
The clip, recorded during a Saint-Michel Mass on Oct. 7, 2025, shows Father Romain Ghandour speaking to soldiers of the 3rd Marine Infantry Parachute Regiment (3e RPIMa) at Carcassonne’s Saint-Michel Cathedral.
Soldiers can be heard laughing and applauding as he delivers his pointed remarks.
They will hide behind freedom of religion even though everyone knows that they are a hostile foreign government trying to takeover the US and force Islam on everyone. Our government will do absolutely nothing to stop it. Democrats will bring millions more in.
This is based on the fact that Greece was once part of the Ottoman Empire. Kalın and Erdogan are proceeding from the assumption that any land once ruled by Islam belongs by right to Islam forever, which is based on the Qur’anic command: “Drive them out from where they drove you out” (2:191). This is the same rationale that the “Palestinians” use, and witless and/or opportunistic leftists fall for it eagerly. Watch for it also in Spain.
Kalın, of course, has it precisely backwards. While Greece was indeed part of the Ottoman Empire until 1821, the whole of the Ottoman Empire itself was on stolen land. Stolen from whom? The Greeks.
İbrahim Kalın, Tahirselim2016, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0
“What Kalın’s Visit to Greece Means as Turkey Prepares for War,” by Christos Konstantinidis, Middle East Forum, September 16, 2026:
On August 28, 2026, İbrahim Kalın, head of Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization (MİT), visited Athens without prior announcement to meet with his Greek counterpart, National Intelligence Service (EYP) Director Emeritus Themistoklis Demiris. Kalın’s presence, however, acquired greater significance when he then met privately with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the Maximos Mansion, the official seat of the Greek premiership.
Turkish media subsequently revealed the purpose of Kalın’s mission. The pro-government newspaper Yeni Şafak reported that the MİT chief had spoken “openly and clearly” in Athens and delivered four messages: Turkey would not retreat from its positions; it would not allow Greece to create “faits accompli” in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean; it would not accept strengthening Greek islands’ defenses; and it regards Greece’s strategic partnership with Israel as the “wrong path.” This was effectively a Turkish ultimatum.
The timing of the visit was also significant. It took place as Greece and Israel were advancing an agreement on the “Achilles Shield,” a multi-layered air and missile defense system. At the same time, the Republic of Cyprus is strengthening its defenses with Israeli-made Barak MX systems, while the prospect of integrating the defensive shields of Greece, Cyprus, and Israel has come to the forefront once again.
Turkey fears a deterrence architecture that would restrict its ability to intimidate Athens, Nicosia, and Jerusalem separately. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan urged Greece not to deploy new weapons systems on the islands, adding that history is “a very good guide for those who draw lessons from it.” Mitsotakis responded that Greece does not accept instructions on how to defend its national sovereignty….
The 2024 Kasos incident demonstrated what happens when resolve gives way to fear of escalation. The Greek government appears to have realized—belatedly and under electoral pressure—that appeasement has not changed Turkey. It has merely given Ankara time, space, and the conviction that its pressure tactics work….
Tens of thousands of military-age men, (mostly young Moroccan men, with some from further afield) invaded Ceuta in late July 2026.
Some left, many remained.
Morocco has denied orchestrating the surge and rejects Spanish sovereignty claims over Ceuta (and Melilla), a long-standing dispute. Spain treats both as integral Spanish territory under continuous control for centuries (Portuguese conquest of Ceuta in 1415, later Spanish).
In recent days, the Spanish socialist central government has continued its plans to establish new “temporary” migrant shelters all over Ceuta, with reports indicating that the administration of socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez aims to reach a 10,000 bed capacity across all centers for the thousands of illegal migrants that are still in the city following the late July invasion of the exclave.
The Spanish North African exclave of Ceuta endured another chaotic night into early morning after an avalanche of invading migrants still in the city rushed a new “temporary” seaside shelter.
As part of broader plans, the Spanish government took control of the Port of Ceuta earlier this month and began preparing a new migrant shelter facility near the port’s west pier. Nearby residents and workers have protested against the center, with locals and law enforcement officials deeming the shelter to be a significant security risk and a violation of existing critical infrastructure security regulations.
Spain’s Unified Police Union (SUP) filed a motion before the National Court seeking to halt the opening of the center. While the court ruled on Wednesday to temporarily suspend the opening, it surprisingly rescinded the suspension just a day later. Hours after the ruling was issued, Spanish authorities immediately began to transfer migrants who remain in shanty makeshift tents at the Benítez and Trampolín beaches into the center, just as the Spanish government originally planned.
The transfer, however, was far from orderly, leading to a swarm of migrants rushing their way into the migrant shelter at the port. The local outlet El Faro de Ceuta published footage of the chaotic events on social media.
They never cared about animals or the environment. After horrifying images of Muslim migrants who had invaded the Spanish North African territory of Ceuta killing a baby dolphin went viral, animal rights activists rallied to their defense. “The party rejects the instrumentalization of the suffering of a people or of its animals to foment hatred,”
Pedro Sánchez is the socialist prime minister of Spain. His brother, David Sánchez, has recently been convicted of administrative misconduct, having been given a high-ranking post created solely for him, while Sánchez’s wife, Begoña Gómez, has faced an ongoing corruption investigation and charges, but has not been definitively convicted. Continue reading Spain: the Invaders Never Left Ceuta
