The parents of 15 year old Lithuanian boy Arminas Pileckas have blasted Sweden and the Swedish media for cowardice in the face of the migrant threat, and for covering up the murder of their son. Arminas Pileckas, a native of northern
A Kenyan wind farm company has expressed its regret over the death of a teenager. Kinangop Wind Park CEO James Wakaba called the shooting “regrettable” after the teenager was killed following protests against the building of a £92m wind farm.
One of Mohammed Emwazi’s former teachers has said he received anger management therapy while at secondary school. Emwazi, who was unmasked as Islamic State killer Jihadi John earlier this week, was involved in several fights in his first year at
This week, the Chairman of the Eurogroup, Jeroen Dijsselbloem arrogantly stated: “You are mistaken if you think that democracy is where one election result can change the way we work in the Eurozone”. The President of the EU Commission, Jean-Claude
With the identification of ‘Jihadi John’ this week as one Mohammed Emwazi, much focus has been given to his numerous apologists. Not least have been the representatives of the ‘CAGE’ activist group. As Maajid Nawaz and Mehrdad Amanpour have both
Two charities that have funded the controversial group Cage, which described Jihadi John as a “beautiful young man”, are being investigated by Britain’s Charity Commission. The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust and the Roddick Foundation have both made six-figure donations to
As governments go, the current Tory-Lib-Dem coalition isn’t the worst we’ve seen. Despite cash for access, a few uncovered affairs, numerous expenses discrepancies and the loss of two MPs to UKIP they are nearing the end of a hastily arranged
Nigel Farage addressed UKIP’s spring conference in Margate yesterday after flying back from speaking at CPAC in the US. The UKIP leader called for Britain to adopt an Australian-style points system for immigration, highlighting latest figures showing that despite a
Christopher Monckton of Brenchley answers the campaign of assaults on the reputation of Dr. Willie Soon, an unsalaried astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. The recent campaign of concerted assaults on Dr Soon’s reputation Recently the Boston Globe, The
Christian churches are under increasing assault all over Europe, reports a Vienna-based group charged with monitoring such attacks.
A gunman murdered Boris Nemtsov, a leader in the Russian opposition and critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, in the middle of Moscow early Saturday morning.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan has confirmed that Durham Free School will be forced to close after inspectors accused the children there of being bigots for not knowing what a Muslim is. Other children at the Christian faith school, the majority
Energy Secretary Ed Davey handed out more than £4 billion in lucrative subsidies to renewable energy companies yesterday, but industry lobbyists and green campaigners have insisted that the sum still isn’t enough. Meanwhile, Conservative Parliamentarians have reacted furiously to news that
Today, as I’m sure you know, is International Polar Bear Day. And I’m afraid the news is bad… …Bad news, that is, for all those environmentalists from David Attenborough downwards who have spent the last few years assiduously bigging up
A gypsy group given a £1,343,203 government grant to improve their way of life decided to instead invest the money to reap greater rewards in the long-term by building an enormous cannabis farm in Wales. The gang, which received the funds
On Thursday night at CPAC, Breitbart News Editor-in-Chief Alexander Marlow introduced the United Kingdom Independence Party’s Nigel Farage on the main stage. He described the UKIP leader and European Parliament member as being at the forefront of a world-wide revolution against the political establishment and global elite.
Nigel Farage is on track to win a seat in the House of Commons in May. A new poll has revealed that he currently enjoys an 11 percent lead over the Labour Party, whilst the Tory incumbents will be pushed into third
Russia has formalised its deal with Cyprus to use naval bases in the European country for resupply and repairs, as the Cypriot government criticises EU sanctions on Russia and calls itself Putin’s friend in Europe. While the move which will prove
A Bangladeshi-American blogger who spoke out against religious extremism has been hacked to death in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Avijit Roy was found in a pool of blood last night after he was attacked by a gang armed with cleavers, who also
The so-called human rights group Cage has sparked outrage by referring to hostage killer Jihadi John, now believed to be Kuwati-born Mohammed Emwazi, as an “extremely gentle, kind,” and “beautiful young man”. Today, questions are being asked about the group
It’s fair to say it has been a tough few weeks for UKIP. The party has tailed off in the polls recently, dropping from above 15 percent to around 13 percent as election campaign season gets underway. Nigel Farage’s trip
Mohammed Emwazi, the suspected Islamic State propagandist and killer reportedly responsible for the murder of at least seven prisoners in a series of grizzly films now better known as ‘Jihadi John’ has apparently been on the ‘radar’ of Western intelligence
The widow of one of the British hostages killed by Mohammed Emwazi has said she wants him to be captured alive so he can face justice. The Islamic State terrorist was yesterday named as ‘executioner’ Jihadi John, who has beheaded
Here’s a piece by some angry bearded person at the Daily Beast which will annoy you. It’s titillatingly headlined Armageddon For Climate Deniers, which leads you to expect that perhaps, at long last, the alarmist establishment and their media propagandists
MMA star Paul Daley told Breitbart Sports that British culture fosters a physical combat that gives an edge to UK fighters who pursue their passion professionally.
Thursday at the 2015 Conservative Political Action Conference, the leader of the UK Independence Party, Nigel Farage, explained how America is ready for the grassroots revolution he is seeing in the United Kingdom.
