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UK Lord asks if mosques will be monitored for “hate speech,” is threatened with “hate speech” prosecution for asking

Lord Pearson of Rannoch (UKIP)
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lord for that reply, but I fear that it underestimates the problem because the Government must know that hatred of us kuffar is central to radical Islam, that it is being taught in our mosques and madrassas, and that their own Behavioural Insights Team has said that their present policies are failing. Should not the Government get real by requiring all such teaching to be in English, as soon as possible, and by insisting on far greater collaboration from our peaceful Muslim friends in the meantime? After all, they know what is going on. And will the Government please stop using the word “Islamophobia”, because it is surely reasonable and not at all phobic to fear the world’s most violent ideology, from which indeed most hate speech now comes?

Some excepts from Trump's latest tweets:

The Donald wrote:

I never pushed the Republicans in the House to vote for the Immigration Bill...

That tweet made for an interesting compare and contrast (in case this wasn't posted here yet)

Just three days between 'em :-D

Top Democratic senator bucks calls to abolish ICE: 'We are always going to need immigration enforcement'

Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Sunday bucked calls by fellow high-profile Democrats to abolish the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency, putting a damper on the far-left proposal that has gained mainstream traction in recent days. "We are always going to need immigration enforcement," Klobuchar said on ABC's "This Week." Also on Sunday, Connecticut Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal echoed Klobuchar's messaging, saying, "Abolishing ICE will accomplish nothing unless we change the Trump policies."

New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, a potential 2020 presidential candidate, and Mayor Bill de Blasio both advocated abolishing ICE this week. Another possible presidential candidate, California Sen. Kamala Harris, has said that officials should "re-examine" ICE and "think about starting from scratch." And Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren called for "replacing ICE" in a rally on Saturday.

Speaking exclusively to Fox News' Maria Bartiromo on "Sunday Morning Futures," President Trump said Democrats who campaign on abolishing ICE risk catastrophe at the ballot box.

"Well, I hope they keep thinking about it," Trump said. "Because they’re going to get beaten so badly.

"You know ICE, these are the guys that go in and take MS-13, and they take them out," Trump added. "Because they're much tougher than MS-13, like by a factor of 10. ... You get rid of ICE, you’re going to have a country that you’re going to be afraid to walk out of your house."

That could be anyone of the ladies here, with the exception of Lash. Not saying it is, just it could be.

Heh, that's hilarious. And that butt-ugly skank really thinks some guy is sexually attracted to her!?

Michael Moore's madness: We must 'put our bodies on the line'



You go low, we go lower — lower and uglier and more violent: That’s apparently the principle driving Hollywood moviemaker Michael Moore, who called on his like-minded leftist fan base to take to the streets by the scores and protest all-things-President Donald Trump.

Moreover, he’s fanning flames by taunting the Democrats as “wimpy and weak” and “constantly giving in” and caving to Republican agendas, as he put it, during a discussion on “The Late Show” with Stephen Colbert.

“If the worst that happens in the Trump administration is that they don’t get to have a chicken dinner in Virginia...” Moore said. Moore now wants more mob mentality to take to the streets — for the anti-President Donald Trumpers of the country to “put our bodies on the line.”

Idaho apartment stabbing suspect attacked child's birthday party



The suspect accused of stabbing nine people, including six children, at an Idaho apartment complex attacked a child's birthday party to "take vengeance" after he was asked to leave, police said Sunday.

A visibly emotional Boise Police Chief William Bones described how first responders found the injured in the street and in hallways after the Saturday evening attack. He said the birthday girl, a three-year-old, was among the victims along with five other children between four and 12 years old. Investigators said the victims included recently resettled refugee families from Syria, Iraq and Ethiopia.

Timmy Earl Kinner, 30, of Los Angeles, was arrested and has been charged with nine counts of battery-aggravated assault and six counts of injury to a child. Bones said Kinner had a lengthy criminal record that included weapons charges and arrests for "violence against others" and had served prison time in Kentucky.

Bones said Kinner had been staying with a female resident of the apartment complex who had offered him a place to stay as "a helping hand." However, the woman realized the arrangement was not working and asked Kinner to leave Friday. The chief said Kinner had left "peacefully" when asked. The suspect attacked the child's birthday party to "take vengeance" after he was asked to leave, police said Sunday. Bones said there was no evidence that the attack constituted a hate crime.

Poland's Muslim Ban

Though those expatriates head primarily to Australia, Canada, and the United States, Poland might soon – given its proximity, personal security, and inexpensive cost-of-living – become an attractive destination, especially for pensioners and for Jews, singled out as targets in Europe's West but increasingly safe in Poland.
http://www.danielpipes.org/18402/poland-muslim-ban#.WzlJuBp8NEU.twitter
So, while the EU won't be re-Christianized anytime soon, neither will Poland be Islamized.

Istanbul’s gay, transgender community hold smaller rally, after pride march banned

Key Merkel ally offers to resign over migration policy

BERLIN – Germany's interior minister and head of the Christian Social Union party reportedly offered his resignation from both posts Sunday night rather than back down from his stance against Chancellor Angela Merkel's migration policies, as the crisis within her governing coalition came to a head.

Seehofer, whose party faces a state election in the fall, has threatened to turn away at the borders migrants whose asylum requests Germany already rejected or who already sought asylum elsewhere in Europe.

Merkel has rejected that approach, saying Germany needs to address migration more broadly to preserve EU unity. If Seehofer goes ahead with his policies, the dispute could end the decades-old conservative alliance between the CSU and Merkel's CDU....and the standoff could spell the end of her fourth government.

Merkel and Seehofer met Saturday night for two hours. The German leader would not comment Sunday on the outcome of the talks. She also would not speculate on whether she might fire him or if the issue could lead to a government confidence vote in parliament.

Germany needs to address migration more broadly to preserve EU unity.

Quote:

Germany needs to address migration more broadly to preserve EU unity.

^^^^^
From your link. Didn't Hitler try to unite Europe?