In this video, I break down: 

• The footage everyone is calling “Australia’s Rodney King moment”

• The claims of police brutality vs what actually happened

• The biting incident and why context matters

• The role of Green politicians and performative outrage

• The protests surrounding President Isaac Herzog’s visit

• The broader rise of Islamist activism in Australia

• Why public support for law enforcement matters

• And why hard-right parties are surging in the polls

Are police supposed to maintain order, or step back when faced with aggression? Are we witnessing necessary enforcement of the law — or political theater designed to shame officers for doing their jobs?

I also compare how different Western police forces respond to disruptive protests — including examples from Germany and the ACT — and ask whether Australia is finally drawing a line. This isn’t about silencing peaceful protest. It’s about whether intimidation, aggression, and open hostility towards the state should be tolerated in the name of “activism”.

we tied death to our chest, not as a threat,

but as a truth we accepted without complaint. 

The uniform was never just bravery— it was sacrifice stitched into cloth,

an oath worn against the skin, a promise to stand

when others slept in safety. Salute us not only 

when medals gleam in sunlight, but remember us

when the uniform is folded away. Do not honour us in youth

and humiliate us in age. We retired honourably, 

our side of the bargain fulfilled, yet were dismissed

by those who never stood watch, ignored by politicians

who borrowed our courage for their speeches. 

We wore the crown of valour, kept our oath,

held the line against the enemies of the State.

Now time has claimed its due— some broken, 

some ill, some silent,

and widows waiting with hope that grows thinner each year.

The gallery is ungrateful, selfish hands deciding 

the welfare of those who once guaranteed their safety.

What meaning do parades hold, what value hollow ceremonies, 

when sincerity is absent and justice delayed?

Can the people not see the injustice? The uniform once said everything.

Now it hangs in a wardrobe, gathering dust—

yet still heavy with integrity, 

honesty, and loyalty.

We will not live as forgotten shadows

of our own service. Stripped of uniform,

we remain clothed in honour.

for God,

for King, and Country.

Ken Paxton, attorney general for the state of Texas, at AmericaFest 2025 in Phoenix, Ariz., on Dec. 20, 2025.

Ken Paxton, the attorney general in Texas, has launched a series of high-profile legal actions targeting alleged terrorist-linked organizations as part of his efforts to combat domestic and foreign extremism in the state.

On Feb. 5, he announced a lawsuit against the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) “to stop the terrorist groups from operating in Texas.”

According to the 32-page filing submitted to a Collin County district court, the State of Texas alleges that the Muslim Brotherhood “is a radical terrorist organization that exists to usurp governmental power and establish dominion through Sharia law” and that it has “covertly operated in the United States under the name ‘CAIR’ for decades.”

The document states that “the group is not peaceful. It is not tolerant. It does not respect the freedom to practice other religions or sects, including Christianity and Judaism.”

Paxton is seeking temporary and permanent injunctions to halt all operations, fundraising, property ownership and recruitment by the organizations in Texas.

The attorney general also turned his attention to domestic terror groups. On Feb. 6, Paxton initiated legal action against the Houston-based Screwston Anti-Fascist Committee, described by his office as an “Antifa-affiliated unincorporated nonprofit association,” alleging violations of Texas law tied to doxing and violence.

“Radical leftists have engaged in coordinated efforts to militantly attack our nation and undermine the rule of law,” he said. “These deranged traitors will face the full force of law. No stone will be left unturned, and no tool will be left unused.”

Paxton noted that Antifa has been designated by U.S. President Donald Trump as a terrorist organization and that “reported members of Screwston affiliates recently participated in an armed assault on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Alvarado, Texas.”

As such, he is opening an investigation into the group and has issued a “legal demand for records and documents that will be used to identify the scope of legal violations committed by the organization.”

Those Christians who attempt to practice their faith more or less openly do so with the awareness that they could attract the attention of the authorities at any time, and so they have to proceed with extreme caution, a caution that is utterly foreign to Christians in the West — but might not be for much longer.   

Orthodox Times on Thursday published an illuminating account of life in the tiny Greek Orthodox community in Tehran, which, we’re informed, “gathers at the only Orthodox church in the entire country, the Church of the Annunciation.” 

It doesn’t, however, gather very often. Archimandrite Nikiforos Kounalis of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Crete has gone to Tehran three times to provide the faithful of the Church of the Annunciation with a parish priest, always for a brief period. Otherwise, there is no parish priest at the Church of the Annunciation, and most of the time, the church isn’t even open — because Iran’s Islamic authorities frown on its being open at all. 

Fr. Nikiforos recounts: “I always went there during Holy Week, because that was the only time the church was open.” The other 51 weeks of the year, the Church of the Annunciation sits closed in Tehran, a silent witness to how difficult the Islamic Republic makes life for Christians.

Not out of sentimentality, but because they represent the civilisational pillars of the West. Australia is my home. Britain is our cultural ancestor. America is the muscle that keeps the whole thing standing. What I expose here is far more serious than culture wars or partisan squabbles. 

Newly released documents show how the European Union has been pressuring American tech companies since at least 2015 to censor legal political speech. Populist views. Anti-migration arguments. Criticism of elites. Satire. Anything that challenges their agenda. 

This censorship doesn’t stop at Europe’s borders. It affects Australians, Americans, Britons, Canadians. Anyone using platforms owned by U.S. companies. That’s why leaders across Europe are now openly targeting Elon Musk. 

X is the only major platform that refused to comply. Raids, investigations, threats of criminal liability for CEOs are not accidents. They are intimidation. Say the wrong thing about mass migration. Say the wrong thing about citizenship giveaways. Say the wrong thing about ideology. 

And suddenly it’s “hate speech”. This is why America matters. This is why free speech still matters there. And this is why the warning from Ronald Reagan feels more relevant than ever. We are no longer one generation away from losing our freedom.

Genocide Criminals No space In Australia Deport them, Criminals nation wide! Waste of time and energy. That will never change Israeli policy of holding onto its ancestral land. No protest against brutal Iranian regime but Israel, Hypocracy! This is what you get when you vote for the greens the most disgusting political party in Australian history. 

Ex-AG's daughter pans NSW premier over 'carnage' at protest vs Israeli rep

World Citizen : Hannah, you are a disgrace to your father. You and you gang showed no outrage on the Bondi Beach massacre nor did you offer prayers for the victims. The Australian Government should cancel your citizenship and deport you back to Malaysia. 

Then you will understand what freedom means and how it is to live under a Muslim hegemonic country. You need to know or just talk to your father on the recent incidents of how the majority here is victimising the minorities on the temples and the pig farms issues. 

These are just the samplings of the injustices done to minorities. You are sitting there in a white man's country who treats you with respect and fairness but you are asking the Premier of NSW to resign. How dare you and what gall of you! Are these the values your father taught you?

ScarletViper9930 : Religious rallies of this kind should not be allowed because we know how religion can give rise to extremism and violence. Police did right to clamp down on these people.Hannah Thomas should go live in Palestine instead of abusing the country which host her.

Sherlock : This woman has lost her moral compass. Without Palestinian issue, she would have been championing tree hugging. Issues with no solution in sight, so that it remains perpetual. And be noticed.

Sealthedeal : It's a global phenomenon. People are fed up with Muslims protesting on foreign soil over the Palestinian situation when they started it and in Australia the recent mass shooting by an IS inspired Muslim. 

If Muslims feel that strongly go to Palestine but do not cause trouble in more enlightened countries even if you are citizens of that country. Non Muslims have had enough.

Vijay47 : Ms Hannah, you describe police action against demonstrators protesting the visit to Australia by the Israeli President as "a carnage". Fair enough. 

That is your view, a stand that I and many others in Malaysia do not share. But I don't recall you having expressed any outrage against the Bondi Beach carnage. Jewish lives don't matter?

BlackDove Type C : Concurred, Hannah Thomas should return to Malaysia. Look no further, Orang asli Jakun is being driven out from their adat land in Pahang like Palestinians in Gaza at this moment, why don't you ask her to look into it? 

Malaysians are going to be proud of you. Of course, this is due to peaceful Orang Asli did not fight like Hamas by kidnapped, raped and murdered on Oct 7. 

If the Orang Asli is very safe here and are free to live in the vast jungle in Malaysia on their adat lands, then how come 21 Orang Asli villagers detained for alleged trespassing in Pahang? 

Talking about temples, these temples existed since colonial times, subsequently, other people go to buy the land then start the eviction.

Officers used pepper spray after protesters attempted to enter restricted areas. Herzog’s trip includes memorial events following the December 2025 Hanukkah shooting at Bondi Beach that killed 15 people. He met Jewish community members and called for unity against violence. 

Pro-Palestinian groups criticised the visit over the war in Gaza, while others welcomed his presence. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urged peaceful protest as authorities tightened security and expanded police powers during the visit.

It was a public display of dominance, intimidation, and political messaging. And this time, the authorities said: not happening. We look at: Why public “prayer protests” are never random or benign. 

How religious demonstrations are deliberately staged at landmarks and civic spaces. The double standard Western governments apply out of fear of backlash. Why this incident triggered a full meltdown among Islamist and far-left activists. 

How propaganda spreads instantly once police actually enforce the law I also respond to media outrage, activist disinformation, and a viral clip involving Israeli President Isaac Herzog during his visit to Australia, including why the comparison being pushed is dishonest and manipulative. 

This video includes: Footage from Sydney protests Police crowd control in action Media spin vs what actually happened Comparisons with similar incidents in the UK, Europe, and India. This wasn’t about silencing anyone’s beliefs. It was about law and order, public space, and a country finally refusing to be bullied. Well done, Australia. Well done, NSW Police.

After nearly twenty years of legal battles, the court declared the state was "not vicariously liable" for the actions of its officers—forcing the victim's family to return the damages they had previously won. 

This video breaks down how a murder that shook the world ended not with acknowledgment, but with a balance sheet. 

[DISCLAIMER] This video is a critical analysis of the 2026 Court of Appeal ruling. All content is based on court records, publicly reported material, and fair comment on a matter of public interest. 

THE 2026 RULING EXPLAINED: In 2022, the High Court awarded Altantuya’s family RM5 million in damages. In 2026, the Court of Appeal overturned that decision regarding the government. 

The Ruling: The court held that Chief Inspector Azilah Hadri and Corporal Sirul Azhar Umar were acting acting outside their official duties (on a "private frolic") when they killed Altantuya. The Result: The Government of Malaysia was found not vicariously liable. 

The Consequence: The damages paid by the government were returned in full, including interest. KEY FIGURES: Altantuya Shaariibuu: The victim at the center of Malaysia’s most haunting case. 

Dr. Shaariibuu Setev: Her father, who fought a 20-year legal battle and was forced to return the damages in 2026. Sirul Azhar Umar & Azilah Hadri: Former UTK officers convicted of the murder.

Bad bunny is a foul mouth. Nothing about him is family friendly. His lyrics are a disgrace. Harris did absolutely nothing in four years as VP. Why would we expect anything different as president. I'm sick and tired of the left being able to openly lie with zero consequences. The Left gets away with lying everyday, all day.  

They are absolutely despicable people. Hearing Kameltoe say “Trump has done nothing” is hilarious coming from someone that sat on their hands the entire time as vice president- and remember, lied directly to Americans saying Brandon was “sharp as a tack” lol you can’t even make this stuff up.

Featuring insights from Raymond Ibrahim, Lord Pearson's powerful House of Lords speech, and biblical contrasts with Judaism's obsession with life vs. troubling Quranic teachings. From 100+ verses calling for violence, Sharia already operating in the UK, rising demographics (4M+ Muslims), random attacks dismissed as "mental issues," to the myth of "religion of peace" meaning submission—we expose the existential threat. Not every Muslim is the issue, but the teachings are.

Yalova’s quiet coastal calm masked a decade-long Islamic State presence enabled by legal impunity and permissive security policy

Far from being an accidental security failure, the group’s long-term presence appears to have been sustained by a permissive environment shaped by Turkey’s intelligence services, which treated jihadist networks as manageable assets rather than existential threats and, at times, leveraged their violence to advance the political objectives of the Islamist ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), both domestically and in Turkey’s immediate neighborhood.

 Islamic State’s long-term presence appears to have been sustained by a permissive environment shaped by Turkey’s intelligence services.

That calculation collapsed violently in December 2025, when a police operation against a known ISIS cell in Yalova spiraled into a deadly confrontation. Three police officers were killed along with six ISIS militants, exposing the limits of Ankara’s ability to “manage” radical groups it had long tolerated and in some cases shielded and sponsored. The episode underscored how jihadist operatives, emboldened by years of legal impunity and political protection, ultimately demanded more than the Turkish state, even under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s Islamist government, could or would deliver.

Although the ISIS safe house and the militants holed up inside had long been known to Turkish authorities, the government dispatched a local police unit at around 2 a.m. to execute a search warrant without adequate equipment. Officers reportedly lacked body armor, night-vision goggles and armored personnel carriers. Special forces, normally deployed in high-risk counterterrorism operations before regular police execute warrants, were not called in.

The decision suggests that authorities did not anticipate armed resistance and that intelligence assessments failed to warn of a likely deadly confrontation. When police arrived at the house, ISIS militants immediately opened fire, pinning officers down in exposed positions, killing three and wounding others. Forensic examinations later revealed traces of gunpowder on some of the wives of the slain ISIS militants, suggesting that women may also have taken part in the firefight.

When she married political consultant Tim Mynett in 2020, public whispers followed her about an affair while he remained married to Beth Mynett. Before they were wed, Mynett converted to Islam, a faith that draws a firm moral line against alcohol. 

Soon afterwards, pictures and accounts of Mynett surfaced, showing him hauling liquor into Omar's Washington home and smoking cigarettes, bad behavior for a recently converted man.

BAUCHI, Nigeria, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Nearly 200 people have been killed by armed men in separate attacks in remote villages in central and northern Nigeria, a local lawmaker, residents and police said on Wednesday, as security forces searched for survivors and chased the attackers. In central Kwara state, gunmen attacked Woro community on Tuesday leaving at least 170 people dead, the lawmaker for the area, Saidu Baba Ahmed, said by phone. 

It was the deadliest assault recorded this year in the district bordering Niger state, an area increasingly targeted by gunmen who raid villages, kidnap residents and loot livestock.  Ahmed said the gunmen rounded up residents, bound their hands behind their backs and executed them. The lawmaker shared photographs of dead bodies with Reuters, which the agency was not immediately able to verify. 

Villagers fled into surrounding bushland during the attack, he said. The gunmen torched homes and shops. Police said "scores were killed", without giving a figure.

As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Malaysia for what's being framed as a new chapter in India-Malaysia relations, one name hangs over the entire visit like an unspoken accusation: Zakir Naik. The controversial preacher has been living comfortably in Malaysia for years, despite India's repeated extradition requests dating back eight years for charges including money laundering and inciting religious discord.

And just to add insult to injury, a rally organized by one of Zakir's own students is happening right when Modi touches down, supposedly about temple demolitions but possibly serving a much more pointed political purpose. This isn't just about one fugitive.

It's about what Malaysia's continued protection of Zakir Naik reveals about the actual state of these so-called friendly relations. We're talking about a government that controls both police and military yet claims it can't act out of fear of protests and religious backlash.

We're talking about a country that happily accepts India's palm oil purchases and economic collaboration while its media ecosystem pushes anti-India sentiment and its religious leaders defend a man wanted by Indian law enforcement. The contradiction is staggering, and it raises a fundamental question: can you really have a genuine diplomatic breakthrough when one country refuses to address what the other sees as a basic matter of justice and respect?

The resolution to this problem is remarkably simple if there's actual political will behind it. Cooperate with Indian intelligence, interrogate the relevant parties, and let Zakir Naik face the legal system in his home country. But Malaysia has chosen a different path, one paved with what can only be described as cowardice dressed up in humanitarian language that doesn't hold up to scrutiny.

If this basic issue can't be resolved during Modi's visit, then all the talk about new chapters and strengthened partnerships is just another round of diplomatic theatre.

From Australia’s response to the Bondi terror attack to pressure campaigns against former Prime Minister Scott Morrison and current Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, this video breaks down how the conversation around Islam, extremism, and political power is being deliberately reshaped.

We look at:

Why terms like radical and extremist Islam were originally created to protect Islam and Muslims

The backlash against Scott Morrison for calling out political Islam

How hate speech laws are being weaponised to silence criticism

Senator Randy Fine’s explosive remarks in the United States and the death threats that followed

Europe’s accelerating collapse under mass migration and demographic engineering

Spain’s decision to legalise half a million illegal migrants

The criminalisation of “Islamophobia” in Virginia and what it means for free speech in America

Why Western civilisation matters, why it’s under attack, and why America is now the last line of defence

This is not about race. It’s not about religion versus religion. It’s about civilisation, values, freedom, and whether the West has the will to survive its own moral confusion.

‘Anti-Muslim hostility’ definition unlawful

The proposed government definition of ‘Islamophobia’, now re-worded as ‘Anti-Muslim hostility’, was leaked in December. I commented about it at the time, but more opposition to this newly proposed definition has now emerged.

Earlier this month, a new report from the Counter Extremism Group argued that the proposed definition is ‘unlawful’. The report argues that members of all faith groups have legal protection from discrimination or incitement. The point is that these protections apply to all equally. They protect the right to proselytise and practise a religion as well as the right for that same religion and its practices to be criticised without fear.

What the proposed definition of anti-Muslim hostility does is it goes beyond the law in giving Islam and Muslims special protection. In doing so it could constitute “unlawful discrimination towards members of other faith groups.”

The report notes that other minority faith groups, such as Hindus, Sikhs, and Christians, as well as Muslim groups regarded as unorthodox such as Ahmadis or Alevis, will perceive the adoption of an official definition of anti-Muslim hostility as “evidence of favouritism” towards Muslims or self-appointed Muslim community leaders. This will only serve to increase inter-communal tensions, rather than reduce them.

Evidence shows, that religiously aggravated hate crime is far more of a problem for the UK’s Jewish community than for Muslims. Anti-Muslim hate crime is wholly unacceptable, but rates are not increasing relative to the size of the Muslim population.

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Hindus opposed

Late last year, the Hindu Council UK published a letter to Steve Reed MP, Minister for Communities, objecting to the proposed definition. The letter warns of “vague and undefined concepts” in the definition such as “prejudicial stereotyping”. It also complains that the definition conflates people with beliefs and ideas:

APCET Thuggery

KUALA LUMPURThe home minister has refused to be drawn into a debate that controversial preacher Zamri Vinoth was accorded “special treatment” following his arrest over the weekend after pictures of him being served food while in police custody made the rounds on social media. 

Saifuddin Nasution Ismail told the Dewan Rakyat there were two ways one could interpret the situation. He said some people would look at such pictures and conclude that the police were not harsh because a detainee was given food and a drink, while others would conclude that the detainee was being given preferential treatment.  

“So, it depends on how one chooses to view it. Which is why I am not wading into this matter,” he said when winding up the debate on the king’s speech for his ministry today. Saifuddin was responding to V Ganabatirau (PH-Klang) who said Zamri appeared to have been served food at a table while in custody after his arrest on Saturday. 

Ganabatirau said he had never been treated that way during his own past detentions. “I have been detained many times. No one has ever served me food at a table. I believe the minister, too (was not served meals by the police) when we were detained,” he said.

Zamri and 18 others were arrested in connection with a planned gathering to protest so-called illegal houses of worship. The protest, however, fizzled out. Police later said Zamri and a co-organiser were being investigated for sedition, circulating statements with the intent to cause fear, and improper use of network facilities.

To a supplementary question by RSN Rayer (PH-Jelutong) on whether Zamri would be charged with sedition, Saifuddin said he would update the Dewan Rakyat once the investigation paper was completed.

Or was it a special Visit Malaysia Year 2026 event to let the world see how we fight over race and religion?

OrangeJaguar9341 : Absolutely brilliant article. Well argued, grounded in facts, with great suggestions. A huge problem non-Islamic religions face is land to build their places of worship. 

Even when land is designated for "other religions", it is almost always converted into land for suraus and mosques. Insisting that the area must have a majority population of Buddhists or Christians or Hindus before allocating land for temples or churches is unreasonable given our demographics. 

Sadly, Malaysia has always been a country that discriminated along race and religious lines. But this has become exponentially worse since the 90's. Where are the legal, institutional, and social measures designed to safeguard the existence, identity, and rights of minority ethnic and religious groups in the country? 

Only the dominant group is priviledged and protected, when it is the minority that need protection. Who is championing the minority population in a country that is increasingly divided, with bullies, chauvinists and bigots running riot with impunity?

apanama is back : As long as Anwar NEVER accept Malaysia as a secular country, he is not suit to be given second term. As for this temple rally and the arrest of Vinoth, it is merely a 'sandiwara'. 

Most us of know Anwar is not consistent when it comes to minorities' right. Yes, Modi should have stay longer for the Malaysian Indians. Modi and Jaishankar knew Anwar's true colour. 

A worse 'sandiwara' actor. After the expiration of the two days remand, the bigot will be out, keep quiet for short while and again will go after the Hindu temples.

WhiteParrot9879 : ZV and FW are infants viv a vis knowledge in their new religion but they wear jubbah like a learmed ustaz and preach albeit inaccurate information of their former religions and glorifying their newly adopted faith. 

If the authorities do not stop then in the bud it may then be too late. Same thing happened with ZN when he became overly powerful and dictating terms when he himself is a fugitive in his home country and he ran away when he was about to be charged with serious offences involving security. 

He claims he would not get a fair trial in India when it is everybody's knowledge that the rules of law is very vibrant there. These are to me worrying matters which must be attended to promptly. 

The input by commentators as to how the government could work on to resolve the matter is welcome. Some amendments could be made to the NLC and state enactment but there must be political will.

Just Common Sense : Calling unregistered temples 'haram' is being deliberately offensive and insulting considering the other things the word 'haram' is associated with by muslims. Such imbeciles should be thrown into prison with maximum prejudice.

Low class wannabe Melayu

- Zamri Vinoth, mocking Hindus celebrating Thaipusam

COMMENT | When extremists talk of the destruction or relocation of “illegal temples”, what they are really doing is sanctioning the destruction of historical sites.

The older the temple, the greater the victory, because of the religious, historical, and cultural significance of these temples, which existed before contemporary municipal law and, in some cases, colonial law.

This demonstrates the superiority of the state religion. Terming these temples as “illegal” gives extremists and the state the fig leaf of legal cover and enables the victimhood mentality, which is the foundation of identity politics.

BluePanther4725 : Zamri Vinoth, Ridhuan Tee and Akmal are the hatemongers and troublemakers of Malaysia. They are traitors to their religion, race and country. 

They belong in jail but the government protects them and let them hide their wrongdoings in the name of race and religion.

RedWolf4463 : There is something about Indian and Chinese religious turncoats like Zamri and Riduan Tee being used by their adopted religious mind controllers to spew out religious hatred speeches against their former religions. 

Their actions are contrary to what their new religion is supposed to teach them - a religion of peace. The converts are recruited to do their duy work. This insulates the their religious controllers from direct criticism by their targets. 

It is also public knowledge that some conversions are due to monetary incentives while others are for protection against prosecution by the authorities.

Kawak : YB Rafizi is absolutely right. PMX only talk but there is no concrete follow up to take action. This has eroded public confidence in his sincerity and capability to carry out reforms or nip any sensitive issues in the bud. 

In this case, the general public perception is that this muslim convert Indian, Zambri Vinod, will get away scott free just like Zakir Naik just because both are from the same religion.

MS : Here's a question for the obtuse: Name the one religion which revels in the destruction of others and encourages its ignorant followers to be obnoxious and belligerent as the way to paradise?

Raven, Storm and Rusty (Clockwise)

Based on the readings of Edgar Cayce, this video reveals what really happens to dogs at the moment of death, what they feel, where they go, and how they remain connected to us even after leaving the physical body. 

You will discover that they don’t disappear, they simply awaken in a new plane, surrounded by love, light, and familiar presences. And that the bond between you and your dog is never broken; it only changes form. 

When my golden retriever had to be put down due to kidney failure, the vet tech left me alone in the room with my dog. I always lied down with my big dogs or held my cats in my arms when they took their last breath. My golden retriever, Emily, was no different. I hugged her and cried my eyes out. 

Suddenly I felt a peace I never felt before, like a euphoria. I knew right away her soul passed right through me as that feeling only lasted seconds. I'm convinced that when I die, I'll see all the pets I've ever had. I'm 74 and almost wish I was there with them now. They were my family and my life.

The Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) in Bangladesh have experienced long-term conflict, with reports of systematic violence, killings, and human rights abuses against the indigenous Jumma people by security forces and settlers, leading to accusations of genocide. 

Key incidents include the 1992 Logang massacre and ongoing reports of forced displacement, torture, and detention Wikipedia, Wikipedia Reports indicate that security forces and settlers were involved in the killing of a large number of Jumma people in the Logang village cluster, with estimates of casualties varying but suggesting a significant loss of life.

The US Federal and States should absolutely ban Sharia in all its territories. Why this took so long after 993, 911, Fort Hood, Boston list goes on and on? Robert Spencer, Pamela Gellar were crying out during 911! Were the authorities sleeping? Why muslims are getting into our government including city and local? 

Sharia law comes later, first comes migration, then proliferation, then out numbering, then oppression, then forced conversions, then expulsion, then slavery and then comes anarchy, then civil war, and finally Sharia, social submission and dictatorship. 

Afganistan & Pakistan and Iran have seen all the stages. This is so stupid. Sharia law is ALREADY BANNED because it's the USA so only American laws are valid.

Grooming Gangs and Indifferent Police: What Have We Learned After Rotherham?

The statement details allegations of systematic grooming, trafficking, sexual violence, and extreme abuse of children across the UK over decades, some as young as four years old. 

It rejects narratives that framed victims as consenting or complicit, and instead describes sustained exploitation driven by power, coercion, and terror. Today we confront one of the gravest moral failures in British history.  

1,400 non-Muslim children sexually abused & gang raped in Rotherham, UK mostly by Pakistanis

For decades, children across the United Kingdom from as young as four years ol were groomed, traffked, raped, beaten, tortured, drugged, impregnated, criminalized, murdered, and psychologically destroyed by organized groups of men and women. These were not relationships, bad choices, or lovesick teenagers. Nor were they prostitutes or little white slags.

Australian lawmakers on Thursday overwhelmingly approved legislation banning headscarves in schools for girls under the age of 14. The measure, passed by a large majority, has sparked significant debate across the country. Supporters of the law argue it is intended to promote integration and protect young girls from what they describe as religious or cultural pressure.