Wednesday, August 27, 2025
Rape Cases Have Skyrocketed Across Europe Since 2000 — But One Country Stands Apart
“They are allowing the rape of Europe because the people in charge sold their own countries out.
They tore down borders, let chaos pour in, and told their citizens to shut up and take it.” - Elizabeth StaufferRadio Europe published a comparison of reported rape cases in four European countries between 2000 and 2023.
- In England and Wales, reports surged from 8,593 in 2000 to 68,109 in 2023 — a nearly seven-fold increase.
- In Germany, the number rose from 8,133 to 39,029, an almost fourfold rise.
- France also saw a dramatic escalation, with reports jumping nearly fivefold from 7,500 to 42,400.
- Poland, however, bucked the trend. Reported rapes fell from 2,399 in 2000 to 1,127 in 2023...
Want Another Reason to Mock CNN? Read How They Framed the Mortgage Fraud Allegations Against Lisa Cook.
Ms. Cook has opted to sue to block her termination, but it’s how CNN covered the mortgage allegations that’s flat-out laughable. - Matt Vespa
...A CNN review of mortgage documents shows that Cook took out mortgages for two properties, both of which were listed as her principal residence. However, it’s not known why she did so or if she did so intentionally...
'It will stun you': Stephen Miller says 'massive scandal' in D.C. crime stats as murders were reported as accidents * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs
'It will stun you': Stephen Miller says 'massive scandal' in D.C. crime stats as murders were reported as accidents * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs:
"We've uncovered [and are] in the process of uncovering a massive scandal in Washington, D.C. with the doctoring of crime stats, and the Department of Justice under the attorney general is leading the effort to uncover this," Miller said in the Oval Office.
"But when we ultimately share the results, it will stun you the extent to which, even though D.C. had the worst crime in America, honestly measured it dramatically understated how bad it was."
If a president really wanted to be an authoritarian, he might:
I’m sure there are more, I’m lazy this morning, so I lack motivation to go deeper. - Michael Smith
- Force Americans to buy a product under penalty of law (Obamacare).
- Engage the FBI to lie about a laptop they knew was real to sway an election.
- Use a federal agency (OSHA) to mandate private company employees to take experimental vaccinations and force military and government employees to take an unproven vaccine or be fired.
- Mandate residents to remain at home except for essential activities (e.g., California’s Executive Order N-33-20, issued March 19, 2020, by Governor Gavin Newsom). He might even arrest people for paddleboarding alone in the ocean (Newsom), arrest a man with for playing in an empty public park with his own kids (Polis), maybe threaten people for sitting outside on their own front porch (Walz), or padlock public parks and fill up skateparks with sand when being outside was one of the safest places to be.
- Prohibit loved ones from visiting critically ill or terminally ill people in hospitals or going to funerals while moving sick, high-risk patients back to nursing homes with otherwise uninfected residents (Cuomo).
- Order closures of businesses deemed non-essential, often without clear criteria (e.g., California and New York enforced widespread closures, impacting small businesses), while allowing “big box” mega-corporate stores to remain open...
Much more!!
CONFIRMED: Biden's DOJ was in PANIC over legality of 'autopen pardons' | Blaze Media
CONFIRMED: Biden's DOJ was in PANIC over legality of 'autopen pardons' | Blaze Media:
“And moreover, that the actual interpretation of the very vague thing that Biden allegedly announced would apply to — guess what: a lot of violent criminals. And that it did. And so in Biden’s grand, you know, commutation of 2,500-plus, caught up in there were people who shot cops, who killed witnesses, who were kingpins that are now back on the streets for the most part,” he continues.
Mail-In Voting Is A Recipe For Election Disasters
President Trump announced on Truth Social last week his intention to sign an executive order banning mail-in voting ahead of the 2026 election. - Josh Findlay
- The reality is that mail-in voting is the least secure method of casting a ballot in the United States. Unlike in-person voting, where safeguards such as voter ID verification are standard and supported by a majority of the people, mail-in ballots are susceptible to fraud, misdelivery, and errors.
- Ballots can be intercepted and fraudulently cast, lost in transit, or even altered without the voter’s knowledge.
- In addition, signature verification — a key safeguard — is far from foolproof.
- States that have widely implemented mail-in voting, such as California, Nevada, and Colorado, have experienced chronic delays in counting ballots, sometimes taking days or even weeks to finalize results...
Fourteen-Year-Old Scottish Girl Arrested for Resisting Probable Assault by Migrants
Of all of Europe, Britain stands out as a country that has adopted a policy of appeasing immigrants and bashing any natives with the gall to speak up for themselves. - streiff .
Fueled by self-loathing and fear of being called a baddie, most European countries have opened themselves to unlimited illegal and unmonitored immigration from countries with which they have nothing in common by people contemptuous of the (sorta) Christian West and its people...
- Just two days ago, this horror show flashed across X. The location is Dundee, Scotland.
- Two girls, one age 12 and the other 14, are pursued by a number of migrants who remain off-screen...
- Given that this is Britain, you can predict what happened next.
- The girl with the blades was arrested...
WATCH: Camping World CEO Stands Firm amid U.S. Flag Controversy
WATCH: Camping World CEO Stands Firm amid U.S. Flag Controversy:
The CEO of Camping World responded to the barrage of lawsuits from city governments to stop him from flying giant American flags at his business locations, reiterating his stance that the flag is “never coming down.”
Here's why President Donald Trump must rescue Chicago from its own leaders | Fox News
Let me give you two truly horrifying reasons why that is so: - Douglas MacKinnon
- As the Chicago Tribune reported several years ago, over the past 60 years, more than 40,000 men, women and children have been murdered in the city.
- More than 1 million have been wounded,
- most of them Black,
- thousands of them innocent bystanders, including hundreds of children.
Those are not just statistics.
They are obscenities and a national disgrace which should galvanize any leader into action.
Yet, not only are these literal crimes against humanity not addressed, but they are also not acknowledged, because they will reflect poorly upon those whose policies and failures allowed them to happen.
- Please pause for just a few seconds to try and wrap your mind around that jaw-dropping, shocking and truly gruesome number: 40,000 men, women and children murdered in just one American city.
- Again, that is not a statistic. It is a "killed in action" report from a foreign war...
History for August 27
History for August 27 - On-This-Day.com 
George Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel 1770
- 1789 - The Declaration of the Rights of Man was adopted by the French National Assembly.
- 1859 - The first oil well was successfully drilled in the U.S. by Colonel Edwin L. Drake near Titusville, PA.
- 1921 - The owner of Acme Packing Company bought a pro football team for Green Bay, WI. J.E. Clair paid tribute to those who worked in his plant by naming the team the Green Bay Packers. (NFL)
- 1996 - California Governor Pete Wilson signed an order that would halt state benefits to illegal immigrants.
- 1999 - The final crew of the Russian space station Mir departed the station to return to Earth. Russia was forced to abandon Mir for financial reasons.
Tuesday, August 26, 2025
DC arrests top 1,000 as city marks 12 homicide-free days | Fox News
DC arrests top 1,000 as city marks 12 homicide-free days | Fox News:
Arrests under President Donald Trump’s federal crime crackdown in Washington, D.C., have blown past 1,000 as the nation’s capital marked its 12th consecutive day without a homicide, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced Monday.
Pirro said that on Sunday alone there were 86 arrests and 10 illegal guns seized, bringing the totals to 1,007 arrests and 111 guns taken off the streets.
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