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Frankie McKillen ✍ I am writing this because I have exhausted every proper channel available to me and the campaign against me continues.

I want to be clear from the outset. I am not writing this out of anger. I am writing this because what is happening to me deserves to be on the record — and because it raises questions that go beyond my own situation.

Belfast has watched in recent months as immigrants and newcomers have been forced from their homes by intimidation campaigns. The city expressed outrage. Rightly so. People who had done nothing wrong were targeted, isolated, defamed and driven out.

I am white. I was born and grew up here. And I am facing the same playbook — in the New Lodge.

I have lived in the New Lodge for eight years. Eight years without incident, without complaint, without dispute. I am known here. This is my community.

I should tell you something about myself. I was raised a Catholic. I was an altar boy. But I left organised religion behind long ago and I do not care about a person’s religion or their skin colour. I never have. What happens to one of us can happen to any of us. What is happening to me now is proof of that.

That changed only in the past two to three months — and the reason it changed is this: I moved old furniture and appliances out of my flat and new ones in. Oak furniture, a washing machine, a fridge. Most of this was done between 9am and midnight. I will be honest — it is possible that during March this caused some noise disturbance. I accept that. What I will not accept is what followed.

Because since the end of March I have not moved anything. The noise stopped. The campaign did not.

On 10 April a neighbour from the flat below confronted me. He threatened to get his nephews involved, offered me outside for a fight, and told me — in these words — to “get that fucking woman from your flat.”

It took me twenty to thirty minutes to work out what woman he meant. Then it dawned on me. He was referring to my oldest daughter. She had come to Belfast at the end of March — the 26th — for my birthday. She lives in France.

I do not know what he knew or thought he knew about her. I do not know that it matters. What I know is that a man who had never spoken to me before, who does not know me, chose those words about a woman who was visiting her father for his birthday.

On 2 May he forced his way into my flat, physically assaulted me, smashed a mirror and told me he would use the broken glass to cut my throat. He said he would gladly do life for it. I have a photograph of the smashed mirror timestamped that morning. I have text messages sent to my best friend immediately after. A friend who lives in the same block saw me shortly afterwards and observed that I was visibly shaken.

I reported this to NIHE. I was contacted by CRJ and attended mediation. I engaged fully and in good faith. I said that if my neighbour genuinely believed noise was coming from my flat at night he could be given my number to contact me directly. He never called.

On 27 May his family came to my door and threatened me. I called police. Police attended.

On 29 May police came to my flat unprompted, gave me a personal safety booklet and informed me there was a community threat against me — that people wanted me out of my flat. They advised me to install a camera at my front door.

On 5 June I met with NIHE. I brought my full timeline and supporting documents. No Anti-Social Behaviour Warning was issued. The NIHE officer stated that I should not have to leave my flat.

Three days later, on 8 June my neighbour saw me in the Tesco car park. He pointed directly at me and shouted — twice — that I am a paedophile and a tout. In public. In broad daylight. In an area covered by CCTV.

I did not respond. I walked on.

On 10 June I returned home to find a target — a crosshair sticker — placed on the exterior of my front door, directly beneath the peephole. I have photographs.

By 12 June a resident in the block was telling my friends to stay away from me.

I am not a paedophile. I am not a tout. I am a man who moved some furniture.

What is being done to me follows an identical pattern to what this city condemned when it was done to newcomers and immigrants. The accusations are designed to make a community hostile. The isolation is deliberate. The goal is to make life so unbearable that I leave.

I have lived in the New Lodge for eight years. I grew up in Belfast. This is my city and this is my community. I am not leaving.

I have engaged with NIHE, with CRJ, with the concierge, with police. I have documented everything. I have been patient and measured at every stage. That patience has been met with a target placed on my front door.

I am putting this on the record publicly because the proper channels, while not entirely without sympathy, have not stopped what is happening. The Tesco CCTV footage exists. The police records exist. The photographs exist. The timestamps exist.

My name is not what he is calling me in car parks and on stairwells.

I am Frankie McKillen, grew up in Ardoyne, lived in France a couple of years or so and now live in the New Lodge - people can call me a "cunt" all day long and if you are a friend, I will probably shake your hand and agree. A Paedophile and a Tout - No -An "Ardoyne Rockabilly, living in a New Lodge penthouse"?- 100 %.

🕮 Frankie McKillen is a Belfast Rockabilly

They Called Me A Paedophile And A Tout 🪶 In My Own City

Maryam Namazie ✊ Writing in Workers Liberty 31-March-2026.

On 1 March 2026, the day before she was killed, Yanar Mohammed called for accountability for sex trafficking and for ISIS crimes against women at a conference in Baghdad.

The next morning, on 2 March, she was assassinated at her home.

Part of her human-centred politics was a rejection of the false choice between external bombing and war and internal Islamism and authoritarianism. A false binary of “choice” that aims to remove people’s capacity to determine their own future.

Whether war, authoritarianism or Islamism, power always reliably relocates onto controlling women and is formalised into law, family structures, and the public space. The Personal Status Laws in Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan or compulsory veiling are not trivial. They are declarations of how authority will be organised through the regulation of women’s bodies, for the control of social reproduction itself.

Yanar Mohammed knew this and did not treat women’s oppression as one issue among many. Control over women’s bodies is not one mechanism of control. It is the mechanism through which power is made durable and stabilised and reproduced.

Structures

She understood that any movement that postpones women’s liberation is not delaying it but preserving the structures it claims to oppose.

Yanar Mohammed built shelters, networks, a generation of activists, and a body of thought as politics itself, not alongside it.

For decades, she built structures that made it possible for women to live outside systems of violence in conditions where the state and its institutions refused protection.

She stood against all forms of power that depend on women’s oppression under occupation, under Islamism, under constant threat and risk in Baghdad.

The people of Iran are now presented with a familiar false “choice” — external bombing or internal repression.

This is not a real choice but a political construction that removes society, workers, students, ethnic and sexual minorities and women as a third force, which Yanar represented.

Control

Bombs do not dismantle oppression. They rearrange it under new conditions. Internal authoritarianism maintains itself most visibly and fundamentally through the control of women as a means of controlling society.

Both depend on the same condition: the removal of social and political forces as actors. The state claims there is no alternative to its rule. Trump and Netanyahu claim change cannot happen without them.

Yanar Mohammed’s life and struggle, like Woman, Life, Freedom, rooted in Kurdish struggle, shows a third way. It identifies where power is reproduced daily, through the control of women’s bodies as a means of organising society.

Women are central because the system depends on their regulation. Therefore, women’s liberation is a condition of the liberation of our societies.

The beloved communist and feminist Yanar Mohammed was assassinated because this is the site of struggle at which oppressive systems are most exposed.

What she built was material, deliberate and revolutionary. It is what a better world is built on.

We commemorate her life and her struggle.

We and the world have lost a fierce and beloved comrade. The world was better with her in it; it is poorer now without her.

But her struggle continues. Long live Yanar Mohammed!

The Third Force 🪶Workers, Women, And More

Dr John Coulter ✍ There was a lot of well-worded rhetoric of condemnation of the race riots which erupted in parts of the Province following an alleged stabbing incident in north Belfast.

But the vast majority of these carefully drafted press statements seemed to avoid the crucial ‘elephant in the room’ - what will be a workable, long-term solution to the illegal immigration crisis sweeping the UK?

This month’s riots were a mirror image of the race riots which engulfed my home town of Ballymena last year, where - as in the recent situation - a water cannon was deployed by police.

Whilst rightly condemning the mindless violence, the PSNI Chief Constable did make mention of the peaceful protests which had also taken place in areas such as Coleraine, but were vastly overshadowed by the rioting elsewhere.

Th trigger for the current racial unrest is the belief that illegal migrants and asylum seekers are sneaking into the UK via the open border with the republic.

The underlying problem is that when violence takes centre stage, all migrants are tarred with the same brush. Racial rioters do not take notice of the many folk from the ethnic communities who, since 1945, have integrated successfully into Ulster society.

Rioters do not distinguish between genuine legal migrants who are making a positive contribution to the economic life of the UK - especially those who work in the NHS - and the illegal ‘benefits brigade’ who see the UK’s benefit system as an easy ticket to manipulate.

Then there’s the asylum seekers who have genuine reasons, too, for being in the UK because of religious or political persecution in their home lands, such as Christians who have fled Nigeria or the Middle East.

Analysing the causes of the riots recently in my commentating on GB News TV, I emphasised the point that for a long-term solution to the immigration crisis to work, it required radical political surgery, not a sticky plaster.

For Northern Ireland, the problem - ironically since partition - has been the existence of the common travel area between the six counties of Northern Ireland and the 26 counties of Southern Ireland. A generation of folk in Northern Ireland still remember how the south was used as a springboard for the genocide and ethnic cleansing of the border pro-Union community by republican terrorists during the Troubles.

If any flow or even a trickle of illegal migrants coming from Southern Ireland into the UK is to be halted, then manned border posts and check points must be introduced.

That sounds like a very radical option, but there’s a perception that many politicians, community groups and places of worship are afraid to address the immigration ‘elephant in the room’ for fear of the current woke snowflake society branding them as racist, fascist, Nazi or Far Right.

However, given the recent riots - and the fact that next May voters in Northern Ireland will go to the polls in local council and Stormont Assembly elections, political parties will have to seriously address the immigration issue.

However, the real immigration issue is in mainland Britain where the so-called small boat crisis is perceived to be out of control, hence the recent surge in support for the Right-wing Reform UK party with some opinion polls predicting leader Nigel Farage MP could be a future holder of the keys to 10 Downing Street.

The root cause of the UK’s seeming inability to get control of the small boat crisis, which has seen tens of thousands of illegal migrants cross the English Channel to Britain, has been the UK’s lack of an iron wall of ships across that particular sea border.

If ever that point was being rammed home, it was the recent resignation of the Labour Defence Secretary John Healey who cited that military spending ‘fell well short’ of what was needed.

Put bluntly, the Royal Navy simply does not have the ships to create that iron wall across the English Channel which would force the small boat armada to turn back - and we are still not in the teeth of the summer months when the weather in the channel is expected to be better, thus encouraging more migrants to risk the crossing.

Even if a budget was magically approved to build more ships and train more sailors, that development will not become a reality within the next few months.

Put bluntly again, the real problem is the inability of the French authorities to stop the armada of small boats leaving French shores in the first place. If the French security forces were doing their jobs competently and effectively, none of the illegal migrant boats would leave the beaches.

Mind you, the inability of French authorities to control their own borders comes as no surprise. They could not do this in the Great War and they could not do it in the Second World War, so why should we in the UK be so surprised that France cannot hold sway over its own beaches!

Even if the French could gain control of their beaches, what about the tens of thousands of illegal migrants who have already arrived in the UK and have been housed in hotels before being moved into the community? What is radically required in an isolated holding centre along the lines of the American Camp X Ray, which existed in Cuba’s Guantanamo Bay.

Such a detention camp would be policed by the intelligence community so that every migrant or asylum seeker would be vetted to ascertain if they were genuinely fleeing persecution, or had the view - ‘we’re on our way to benefits Britain!’

The genuine migrants seeking political or religious asylum could be integrated into the community while the illegals would be deported to their countries of origin. But no one leaves the UK’s Camp X Ray until their identity is confirmed.

Integration must be the key to migrants and asylum seekers remaining in the UK. In this respect, the Christian Churches have a major role to playing in educating migrants in Western Christian values.

Last year, I attended a Presbyterian missionary rally at which a woman spoke passionately about how her church was assisting such integration in Northern Ireland. However, she emphasised one of the main difficulties they faced was these new comers’ views on women. To migrants - legal and illegal - from some cultures, women are viewed as second class citizens or sexual play things.

Likewise, many migrants arrive in the UK with little more possessions than the clothes they are wearing. Given that migrants have been housed in hotels where they get regular meals and clothing, the perception has been fuelled that UK authorities take the view - migrants before locals.

This perception has fuelled an anger and fear in some communities that migrants are being given preferential treatment especially as many local families are struggling with a cost of living crisis, having to rely on food banks, or even deciding if they can either heat their homes or cook a meal - the so-called ‘heat or eat’ dilemma.

One fact is certain in Northern Ireland. The current political parties will have to radically address the immigration ‘elephant in the room’ before next May’s elections, otherwise the door will be opened electorally for the real Far Right parties to enter the political arena with their hard line solutions.

Time is not on the side of the current local government and Assembly establishment parties if they want to avoid another repetition of this month’s horrible rioting.

Follow Dr John Coulter on Twitter @JohnAHCoulter
John is a Director for Belfast’s Christian radio station, Sunshine 1049 FM. 

Time To Tackle Immigration ‘Elephant’ Head On

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Anthony McIntyre 🔖 As a lover of television crime drama, the lure of good police investigations is magnetic. 


Even without the screen, where they have all featured, Harry Hole, Carl Morck or Harry Bosch have come up so often in crime novels I have read, the ground is more than adequately covered. 

If asked to pick a favourite investigator, it would be Sarah Lund from The Killing, arguably the best crime drama ever made. The Scandinavians can do it like no others. The actress who played Inspector Lund in The Killing, Sofie Gråbøl, featured in a drama I just finished watching three days ago. This time, in Chestnut Man: Hide And Seek, she was not a detective but the mother of a murdered teenager. 

When, in the past year, I read Night Train by Martin Amis, and was accosted by the statement from Detective Mike Hoolihan, a woman, I Am Police, the thought occurred that the time had come to once again pick up literature outside the novel sphere and read the account of someone who can authentically say I am Police.

Pat Marry, whom I had the pleasure of meeting once, served in An Garda Siochana for thirty years, reaching the rank of Detective Inspector. His police career began at twenty five, eight years after his application to join the force was turned down because he was too young. The young man refused to give up, and forty years ago stepped out from Templemore Garda College and onto a path that would lead him to marry murder, in that he became wedded to solving some of Ireland's most brutal killings. Regular news watchers of a certain age profile will readily recall the high profile murders of Rachel O'Reilly and Adrian Donohue, both of which ended in convictions and life sentences for those found guilty.

Marry takes the reader on a well plotted course while emphasising that at the start of his own career there was no such thing as a well plotted course. Detectives simply had to learn on the job where 'the dead became a natural part of your world.' As a murder detective death by natural causes was not his speciality. Overcoming his natural misgivings about a close proximity to death was solved by 'spending a night with a corpse' and the 'loud farts' that the recently deceased emitted. The author has the knack of making death if not murder per se morbidly entertaining. 

The technical evolution of An Garda is revealed through successive investigations. More science-driven expertise became available, the heavy gang tactics being displaced by forensic scrutiny. Whereas the Heavy Gang adopted the motto of the Saigon police - if a suspect is innocent beat him until he is guilty - Marry had neither the need nor the inclination to apply the heavy hand. There would be few scandals flowing from the laser light touch of DNA.

The book covers crimes I no longer remember, if I ever knew about them to begin with. In December 1995 in Belfast, where I lived, the IRA was killing people it viewed as being inhabitants of the world of illicit drugs. So while the killings of  Christopher 'Syd' Johnston, Martin McCrory and Fra Collins made the daily news bulletins and updates, the rape-murder in Blanchardstown of Marilyn Rynn the same month may not have registered. Partition had succeeded in ways possibly not conceived of at its inception, placing ear plugs and eye masks along the border. 

Whether investigating Mary Gough's death or that of Rachel Callely, Marry enters into a friendship with the deceased, believing they hold the answers to their own murder. The logic, when narrated, induces a chill:

. . .  there is a particular silence at a murder scene, one you don't hear anywhere else in your life. It's the silence of goneness, of someone suddenly ripped out of the world when they didn't want to go.

They can't speak but Marry sets out to become the ventriloquist through whom they can detail to the world what caused their demise. A scientific eye might raise a quizzical brow thinking it is a style that places too much emphasis on the subjective. Yet there can be no quarrel with success which is frequently guided by the hunch that interacts with rather than behaves independently of the lab. 

Marry is not a firm's man and is unafraid to speak out about the culture and hierarchical deficiencies that in his view prevent the force from achieving better results. Like many bureaucracies, An Garda seems staffed by too many who fail to see what is in front of their noses because their position within the hierarchical structure depends on them not seeing. That failing prioritises loyalty over ability leading to an inhibition of initiative 

Pat Marry rings authentic in a way that his colleague on the force, Gerry O'Carroll, never did, either in his columns or media interviews. Brawn over brain, intimidation before intellect led to huge embarrassment for O'Carroll particularly in the Kerry Babies case. Nothing like that dogged Marry's career.  Despite my curiosity in the genre, I don't intend picking up O'Carroll's autobiography The Sheriff. Fiction presented as fiction is great. Fiction dressed up as fact - the sort of book that finds its true use value in stabilising an old settee that has lost a caster.

As for the literary output of Pat Marry, told matter of fact, bereft of self serving waffle, the average reader and criminology student will find plenty in these pages to prompt them to go for the remainder of Marry's books. Just don't expect to find them stamped 'Remainder.' 

Pat Marry, 2020, The Making Of A Detective. Penguin. ISBN: 978-0241985311

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Zeteo UK ★ Written by Owen Jones.

An attempted beheading in the street. Yet no incendiary front pages followed. No politicians issued statements inciting fury. There were no riots, no pogroms.

This was a terror-related attack by a white neo-Nazi, Alina Burns, against a Kurdish barber last year. Similarly, when two teenagers stabbed to death a random British Asian father as he delivered groceries to his mother in Wales, Nigel Farage did not demand “pure, cold rage.” When a white British man raped a Sikh woman, believing her to be Muslim, the Daily Telegraph did not ask if the UK had “descended into anarchy.”

And when a white man stabbed a Saudi student to death in Cambridge, GB News didn’t host a segment headlined, ‘British people are fed up!’ Indeed, there’s no evidence it covered this hideous murder at all.

Belfast burned this week. The direct culprits were racist thugs who set fire to homes they believed migrants lived in. Families with little children had to be rescued from the flames. Businesses and cars were burned. Vehicles were stopped so the mobs could search for migrants. We have a word for this: it is a pogrom.

None of this can be divorced from Northern Ireland’s own history. In the summer of 1969, loyalist thugs burned one in 20 Catholics out of their homes in Belfast – the biggest act of ethnic cleansing in Western Europe since World War II. Perhaps some of their grandchildren continued this hateful tradition.

Continue @ Zeteo UK.

But there is another context for this pogrom. For years, British media and political elites have portrayed Britain as descending into violent mayhem because of immigration.

That’s all based on a lie. There has unquestionably been a huge increase in immigration over the last two decades, and it has made Britain far more diverse than it was. Yet by any measure you pick, violence in Britain has plummeted over that same period. Overall surveyed crime is about a third of what it was in 2002. The murder rate in England and Wales is nearly half what it was in 2003. In London – the UK’s most diverse city – it is at its lowest ever recorded level. Hospital admissions caused by assault, knife assault, bodily force, blunt objects and firearms have all fallen sharply.

Detailed research by the Oxford Migrant Observatory finds no significant relationship between immigrants and crimes. Foreign nationals are underrepresented when it comes to violent offences and robbery.

The Belfast Riots Are An Anti-Migrant Pogrom 🪶 And The British Media Has Serious Questions To Answer

Ukraine Solidarity Group ✊ A Digest of News from Ukrainian Sources ⚔ 8-June-2026.

In this week’s bulletin

⬤ More evidence of Russian torture.
⬤ Russian “Double-Tap” Strikes.
⬤ Discontent with Putin.
⬤ Russian socialists’ solidarity with Ukraine.
⬤  Comment: Andriy Melnik.
⬤ Ukrainian Children’s Rights Violated.
⬤ Russia Persecutes Crimea Media.
⬤ Interview: Ukrainian on Sumud Flotilla.
⬤ Russia’s unlawful deportations

News from the territories occupied by Russia

Journalist’s Day: How Russia Persecutes Media in Occupied Crimea (Crimea Platform, June 6th)

Faces of Resistance: Artem Herasymov, a Political Prisoner from Crimea (Crimea Platform, June 5th)

12-year sentence over abduction and savage torture of slain Euromaidan activist Yury Verbytsky (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, June 5th)

Five Ukrainians tortured for ‘confessions’ because the FSB couldn’t catch the partisans who killed a Russian-installed traitor (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, June 4th)

Unholy order: Russia building system of religious control in occupied Ukraine (The Insider, June 3rd)

Violations of Ukrainian Children’s Rights in the Context of War: A Publication by ADC Memorial Brussels and KHPG (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, June 3rd)

Russia imprisons Crimean political prisoner 2,200 kilometres from her infant daughters (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, June 3rd)

Weekly update on the situation in occupied Crimea (Crimea Platform, June 2nd)

61-year-old Ukrainian tells Russian court how he was forced to listen, while bound to a chair, as his wife was tortured (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, June 2nd)

New propaganda film on how Russia ‘protects’ the Ukrainian children whose lives it destroyed (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, June 1st)

Widow of Mariupol defender sentenced by Russian occupation ‘court’ to 14 years for ‘spying’ (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, June 1st)

ZMINA took part in a meeting with UNESCO and human rights defenders on growing repression against journalists in occupied Crimea (Zmina, May 28th)

News from the front

Russian advance stalls, Ukraine holds Kramatorsk (Meduza, 6 June)

An Italian veteran of the Kurdish resistance fell defending Ukraine (Facebook, May 29th)

News from Ukraine

Cedos Studies Gender Equality and Inclusion in Ukrainian Schools (Cedos, June 4th)

Ukrainian ombudsman reports on the State of Human Rights in 2025 (Zmina, June 4th)

How to build an effective social protection system: Cedos and UNICEF in Ukraine held an expert workshop (Cedos, June 2nd)

Senior Care in Wartime Ukraine: A Fragmented Continuum of Arrangements Inside an “Unpromising Sector” (Social Inclusion, 2026)

War-related news from Russia

Gini and his master: How Russia manipulates statistics to conceal inequality (The Insider, June 5th)

‘We won’t give up’: OVD-info responds to “foreign agent” status (Meduza, 5 June)

Economic forum underway, drone strikes on St Petersburg (Meduza, 4 June)

“You are not Russian any more”: daughter of Putin lieutenant convicted for supporting Ukraine (Mediazona, 4 June)

Fake foreigners, fugitive criminals, and Holocaust deniers: Who ended up in Moscow’s “international tribunal on crimes of Ukrainian Nazis” (The Insider, June 4th)

Three causes of Russia’s demographic crisis (Posle Media, 3 June)

War, economic crisis, and discontent in Putin’s Russia (Tempest, June 1st)

Inside Russia’s system of torture – YouTube Documentary (Kyiv Independent, 2026)

Analysis and comment

High time to think differently about Ukrainian nationalist leader Andriy Melnik (John-Paul Himka / Ukraine Solidarity Campaign, 3 June)

Russian socialists: “Solidarity means accepting Ukrainians’ pain and suffering as our own” (People and Nature, June 3rd)

Interview with Andriy Movchan, who sailed to Gaza with the Global Sumud Flotilla (Transnational Institute of Social Ecology, May 27th)

Combatants, Mercenaries or Human Trafficking Victims? (Intn’l Fed’n for Human Rights, April)

Research of human rights abuses

The Russians’ “Double-Tap” Strike Tactics (Tribunal for Putin, June 5th)

KHPG, Memorial & OVD.info added to ‘List of terrorists & extremists’ for reporting on repression in Russia and occupied Ukraine (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, June 5th)

Russia Unlawfully Deported Ukrainian Prisoners to Its Territory (Dignity, May 2026)

International solidarity

Help Ukraine’s children learn in safety: aid appeal (Ukraine Solidarity Campaign, 3 June)

Fundraising for combat medics (Solidarity Collectives)

   

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Kyle Clarke 🎤 of 9News catches a Christian pastor, who wants to be governor of Colorado,  lying through his teeth. 


Marx The Liar

Wired ★ Written by David Gilbert.

A White Supremacist Youth Group Helped Orchestrate the Belfast Riots After Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson stoked anger over a horrific knife attack in Belfast, a youth group linked to a global neo-Nazi movement quietly orchestrated anti-immigrant riots. 

Within an hour after a horrific knife attack took place in Belfast on Monday night, far-right UK activist Tommy Robinson had shared a video of the incident on X, a post that racked up 6 million views.

Within hours Elon Musk, the owner of the platform, weighed in, agreeing with a post calling for “consequences” for politicians.

By Tuesday morning, supercharged by X, the video was everywhere, and groups on Facebook were organizing protests across Northern Ireland and the UK. Far-right figures in the US and UK continued to pour fuel on the fire online, framing the incident as part of a broader antiwhite agenda being perpetrated in Western countries.

By Tuesday evening, violent protests had broken out in Belfast, with masked rioters setting fire to vehicles, kicking in the doors of homes they believed housed immigrants, and setting those homes on fire.

Politicians were quick to criticize Musk and Robinson, who did not reply to requests for comment . . . 

Continue @ Wired.

A White Supremacist Youth Group Helped Orchestrate The Belfast Riots

Right Wing Watch 👀 Intercessors for America, a network of pro-Trump prayer warriors that works closely with the White House . . . 


. . .  is celebrating the Trump administration’s refusal to acknowledge Pride Month—celebrated in the U.S. in June—and praising the State Department’s “hard shift away from promoting pride and ungodly sexuality,” which includes a ban on embassies displaying Pride flags.

In a Wednesday post, IFA suggest that people offer prayers of thanks for “leaders who are willing to stand for biblical truth” and to ask God to “help our leaders stand strong against the lies of the pride and LGBT agendas.”

We prayed for an end to the erosion of biblical truth under President Biden, and those prayers have been answered through President Trump,” says IFA. “Let’s continue to pray for truth and wisdom for our leaders, as well as for policies that uphold God’s design for individuals, families, and society.

IFA kicked off Pride Month on Monday by promoting a “prayer guide” that asks God to “expose the demonic agenda behind ‘Pride’ Month and the ever increasing push toward normalizing sexual perversion and transgender ideology.” It warns that LGBTQ-affirming Christians will face “eternal consequences” for “promoting what is detestable” to God.

Continue @ RWW.

Christian Nationalist Trump Allies Celebrate Administration Snub of ‘Demonic’ Pride Month

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