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The violence, looting and burning in France over the weekend of October 24th-25th was somewhat less intense and widespread than it had been on the
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Oxfam paid its white staff a median of 33% less than colleagues who described themselves as black or a person of colour last year, according to the charity's own annual report. Cancer Research UK and the British Red Cross reported similar negative ethnicity pay gaps in favour of ethnic minority staff.
The figures, drawn from the organisations' voluntary disclosures, have prompted questions about how "positive action" provisions in the Equality Act 2010 are being applied in practice. Critics argue the measures, intended to address under-representation, are producing outcomes that disadvantage white employees in recruitment, promotion and pay.
Oxfam's ethnicity pay gap stood at –33.0% on the median and –12.9% on the mean, based on data from 69.2% of staff who shared their ethnicity. Black or people of colour (BPOC) staff made up 10.5% of the workforce. The median gap had been –10.4% the previous year.
Oxfam pay white people 33% less than non-white employees. Is this even legal? Because if it was the other way around you can bet your bottom dollar there would be uproar in Downing Street and on the streets!
— JP-ExileinDerry (@UkandNIbackup)
Remember the BBC are paying Black Asians more than white colleagues. pic.twitter.com/wY6hUilhXZ
A Glasgow museum has pulled Egyptian mummies and other human remains from public view because the long-dead never provided "informed consent" to be displayed.
Yes, really, they’ve been moved to storage because the 5,000 year old people didn’t say it was OK to display their remains.
The decision at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum follows a draft Human Remains Policy from Glasgow Life, the SNP-funded body that runs the venue, which insists remains should only appear if there is "documented and informed consent from the deceased individual or, in appropriate circumstances, their descendants."
‘How absolutely insane.’
— GB News (@GBNEWS) October 22, 2026
GB News’ Will Kingston discusses a ‘woke madness’ debate that has arisen over the removal of mummies on display at a Scottish museum because they cannot give ‘informed consent’. pic.twitter.com/LnCYuZTS6V
Visitors found a sign where a painted coffin containing the remains of the priest Nekht once stood: "We have removed human remains from this display as a mark of respect." Also gone are a mummified male head, a mummified right hand recovered from the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, and a mummified right foot.
A publicly funded advert from the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre's We-Consent campaign shows grandparents arriving at the front door. One grandchild rushes in for a hug. The other winces and recoils as the older couple lean in. The voiceover declares: "Not everyone wants a hug. Even from the people who love them. Awkward? Maybe. Important? Absolutely."
This is not a measured reminder about bodily autonomy. It is a deliberate attempt to plant suspicion inside ordinary homes, cast grandparents as potential abusers, and train the next generation to treat spontaneous family affection as something that requires official clearance.
The same ideological current that wants to erase the words "mother" and "father," rewrite sex education as social engineering, and replace "husband and wife" with sterile inclusive language is now targeting the simple act of a grandmother putting her arms around a grandchild.
🇮🇪 Ireland is basically telling grandparents that a hug from Nana requires a consent form.
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) October 21, 2026
The republic has launched a consent campaign ad warning grandparents not to assume their grandchildren want a squeeze.
Is the “Irish goodbye” being replaced by the “Irish hello”?
Writer:…
The 25-second clip is part of the broader We-Consent
Since mass migration, Ireland’s definitely experiencing a “consent crisis,” but I really don’t think overly affectionate grandmothers are the source of the problem.
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A March 2026 publication by The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) confirms that Children's Hospital Colorado (CHCO) has injected "more than 18,000" pediatric patients under "deep sedation or general anesthesia" who were undergoing surgery or other medical procedures.
The revelation comes after this website reported yesterday that Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has injected 2,054 children with flu vaccines under anesthesia.
The AAP News piece behind a $35 paywall was written by Drs. Caroline A. Pasquariello and Kim M. Strupp, both anesthesiologists.
Their article admits that under anesthesia or sedation, "[a]dditional vaccinations are administered … particularly
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Anonymous sources have exposed sensitive details of the Trump administration's reported plans to establish a clandestine espionage program targeting China to legacy media, potentially revealing American intelligence strategies to foreign adversaries.
The Pentagon is reportedly developing a deep-cover intelligence operation that would embed American operatives within private-sector businesses to gather intelligence on China and other foreign adversaries, according to The Washington Post. Six individuals familiar with the initiative disclosed details about its leadership, capabilities and internal planning despite the program's sensitive nature and the Pentagon's denial of its existence.
The Pentagon did not immediately respond for comment.
The alleged new "non-official cover officer" program is being headed by Tom Rakusan. Rakusan's background includes a 39-year career in the CIA in which he held a leadership position during the first Trump administration. Following his 2021 retirement, he worked at a private equity firm co-founded by now Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg, the
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Caleb Hammer tells a 24-year-old who says she's "too cute" to flip burgers to "go f*ck yourself" after she admits she was on MEDICAID and pocketed $20,000 in COVID unemployment money as a high school senior.
Hammer asked if she pays taxes. She hasn't filed in two years. That's when he snapped.
HAMMER: "You had Medicaid. You choose to quit jobs because you're entitled, and we give you Medicaid?"
"I'm okay with government programs. I really am. For people that fall on hard times. You didn't. You chose to leave [your job]. Why would we support someone who's choosing to leave?"
"You're literally like, 'I won't flip burgers. I'm better. I'm overqualified for burgers.' So why would I give you assistance if you're not willing to go get a job? Go f*ck yourself."
VANESSA: "But
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Chinese robotics leader Unitree unveiled its H2-X in a promotional video Wednesday morning, highlighting the terrifying capabilities of humanoid robots and raising questions about their eventual dual-use military applications.
The H2-X footage reminds us how close humanity is to the “Terminator” movie’s Skynet robots, with potential testing/deployment in active war zones becoming an increasingly near-term reality.
“Powerful performance to serve and guard you, with a maximum endurance of approximately 8 hours,” Unitree wrote on X.
Unitree Introducing: H2-X Kung Fu Legend Guardian🤖
— Unitree (@UnitreeRobotics) October 21, 2026
Powerful performance to serve and guard you, with a maximum endurance of approximately 8 hours.
Please use the robot safely and in a friendly manner. pic.twitter.com/5RU5kDzSUK
Unitree’s video builds on BTIG’s note last week, which outlined “real-world evidence” showing that these humanoids are moving onto factory floors, into warehouses, and behind restaurant counters.
Our view from the first quarter of this year is that movement already suggests these robots are intriguing Ukrainian military commanders, as testing
Federal court filings now list Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar as "Ilhan Nur Said Elmi," the same distinctive name that appears on a newly obtained UK marriage certificate for her sister and that matches the man she legally married in 2009. The records revive long-standing allegations that the marriage was a sham arrangement with her own brother to secure immigration benefits.
President Trump has called for her immediate resignation, while U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro has confirmed the name used in the filing. The same congresswoman who has spent years denouncing American institutions now faces the prospect that her own identity documents and marital history may not hold up under scrutiny.
A motion submitted by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia refers to the congresswoman as "Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar." The filing concerns efforts to keep sealed materials related to a search warrant executed at her Washington, D.C. residence. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro stated on air that "Her real name is Ilhan Nur Sayed Elmi."
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, who is pursuing a financial investigation into Ilhan Omar, also confirms her real name is “Ilhan Nur Said Elmi”
This is not looking good for
Even Bill Maher has finally had enough. The longtime left-leaning comedian used his HBO platform to deliver a blunt message that cuts through years of open-borders ideology: if you want the American dream, you take American values with it. No exceptions. No special pleading. And no, it's not "racist" to say so.
Ona recent episode of Real Time, Maher laid out a straightforward standard that should never have become controversial. Immigrants are not free to reject the foundation of the country they chose to enter.
"If you want the American dream, you have to take the American values," he said. "But you have to answer one question: Do you like Western civilization? Because that's what we are. And that's not negotiable."
Maher was careful to note that while some immigrants still seek to assimilate, the problem is a growing contingent that treats the melting pot with open contempt. "Melting pot? F— you, you melt," was how he characterized the new attitude.
He listed practices that remain firmly off-limits: honor killings, forcing women to cover their faces,
