Archiving the “strange death of Europe,” as Douglas Murray put it, at the hands of the Brussels bureaucracy (and Downing Street) and their hordes of imported “migrants.”
Germany: Migrant demands right to rape German woman in public park
A wonderfully tactless migrant — and we should applaud his honesty — approached a German woman in a park, at which time he demanded that he be permitted to rape her on account of “his needs”:
I have needs… Don’t always say no. I have my needs… I am ready to fight for my survival… I need affection… But it is not given to me… If I don’t have sex, as a man, I don’t feel well.
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The object of the migrant’s affection patiently tries to explain in the video that, in Germany, unlike apparently whatever Third World hellscape he came from, a gentleman such as himself requires a lady’s consent before any sexual congress can be lawfully commenced.
The explanation of basic civil protocol apparently fell on deaf ears.
🇩🇪 "If I don't have sex, as a man, I feel unwell."
— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) September 26, 2025
Shocking footage of a migrant in Germany harassing a woman walking through Eschenheimer Anlage in Frankfurt.
He refuses to take 'No' for an answer when he demands sex, and a passerby steps in and calls the police. pic.twitter.com/wilfwVNKHX
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer: Digital ID necessary to fix migrant labor crisis
Never remiss in capitalizing on a crisis, the British authorities, as reported on previously by Catherine Salgado, have announced that mandatory digital ID cards are in the pipeline in the name of combating illegal migrant labor.
🇩🇪 "If I don't have sex, as a man, I feel unwell."
— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) September 26, 2025
Shocking footage of a migrant in Germany harassing a woman walking through Eschenheimer Anlage in Frankfurt.
He refuses to take 'No' for an answer when he demands sex, and a passerby steps in and calls the police. pic.twitter.com/wilfwVNKHX
Of course, the illegal migrant labor problem — and the grooming problem, and the stabbing problem — could easily be remedied with mass remigration.
But that would serve the interest of Britons, which obviously isn’t on the agenda.
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Former UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn ‘sickened by demonization of refugees’
Jeremy Corbyn, who came within two shakes of a lamb’s tail of serving as prime minister, recently came out to voice his unequivocal support for the replacement migration agenda.
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I am sickened by the relentless demonisation of refugees. No refugee underfunded a school. No refugee closed a hospital. No refugee took away support from the sick and disabled. We need solutions not scapegoats. Stop blaming refugees and tax the rich instead!
I am sickened by the relentless demonisation of refugees.
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) August 27, 2025
No refugee underfunded a school.
No refugee closed a hospital.
No refugee took away support from the sick and disabled.
We need solutions not scapegoats. Stop blaming refugees and tax the rich instead!
I actually agree with Corbyn on this sliver of his point: the refugees themselves, while sharing blame for sure, are not ultimately responsible for the migrant crisis; rather, the governing authorities are.
Of course, when you open the doors of a relatively rich and safe country to the Third World, economic migrants will flood in. It’s the duty of the state to look out for the people over which it rules.
Until the people who allowed the crisis to fester — starting with Jeremy Corbyn, perhaps — face serious consequences for their treachery, nothing changes.
