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25 Nov 2024
#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Illegal Alien Muslim Terrorist Targeted Jews and Christians in Chicago
Sidi Mohamed Abdallahi, a Muslim illegal alien from Mauritania, opened fire on a Jewish man and later targeted police and paramedics in Chicago. Evidence shows he harbored anti-Semitic sentiments, with over 100 related images found on his phone and searches for local synagogues and a gun store.
His actions raise concerns about security and the implications of open borders, as Abdallahi had crossed into the U.S. and worked for Amazon. Critics argue that the influx of illegal migrants could lead to increased risks, including criminal activity.
#society
Le Monde: French mass rape trial: Court to hear prosecutors' sentencing requests
French prosecutors are set to present sentencing requests in a high-profile trial involving Dominique Pelicot, who drugged his ex-wife, Gisèle Pelicot, to facilitate her rape by numerous men. The case has garnered significant attention amid ongoing discussions about sexual violence in France.
Dominique Pelicot, who has confessed to the charges, faces a maximum sentence of 20 years, with the court's ruling expected by late December. The trial has highlighted issues of consent and the pervasive "rape culture," prompting calls for justice from Gisèle Pelicot's legal team.
GB News: Lithuania: At least one dead as DHL cargo plane crashes into house just weeks after suspicious 'Russia-linked' device found in UK site
A DHL cargo plane operated by SWIFT airline crashed into a house while approaching Vilnius airport, resulting in one fatality and three injuries on board. The flight had departed from Leipzig, Germany, and there were no indications of an explosion prior to the crash.
Authorities evacuated 12 residents from the house, and firefighters responded to the scene as the wreckage caused significant smoke. The incident is under investigation, with police also looking into a related warehouse fire from July.
GB News: Ex Met boss calls for review of hate crime incidents that take up 60,000 hours of officers' time each year
A former Metropolitan Police commissioner has called for a review of non-crime hate incidents, which consume 60,000 police hours annually. Lord Hogan-Howe urged the government to consider a Policy Exchange report recommending the abolition of such recordings, citing inefficiencies and resource diversion from actual crime.
The report revealed that Essex Police recorded non-crime hate incidents at a rate significantly higher than other forces, with trivial cases logged, raising concerns about the subjective nature of these incidents. Hogan-Howe emphasized the need for parliamentary debate on the matter, as current practices may contradict common sense.
#military
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Russian missile factory ‘hit in Ukrainian drone strike’
Ukrainian drone strikes targeted a Russian missile factory and an oil refinery near Moscow, causing significant damage. The strikes hit a fuel storage facility operated by Rosneft and a complex known as the "Typhoon plant," which produces critical components for Russian missiles.
Ukraine's drone program has intensified, with plans to produce at least 30,000 drones in the coming year, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky.
#crime
Fox News: Texas influencer sentenced to 10 years in prison for murder-for-hire plot
Ashley Grayson, a 35-year-old Texas woman, was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for a murder-for-hire plot stemming from an online rivalry. Grayson attempted to hire someone to kill a competitor after believing she was being targeted with fake profiles.
The plot was uncovered when the Memphis couple she approached recorded a call confirming her intentions. Grayson was convicted and received the maximum sentence, with the case highlighting the dangers of online conflicts spilling into real life.