It appears that ReformUK is falling flat when it comes to rescuing the Kingdom from the godless hordes. Just in time, Katie Hopkins enters riding a white horse provided by Elon Musk. Can she rescue GB?
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It appears that ReformUK is falling flat when it comes to rescuing the Kingdom from the godless hordes. Just in time, Katie Hopkins enters riding a white horse provided by Elon Musk. Can she rescue GB?
How many mass murderers have to be carrying Qur’ans before authorities anywhere in Europe or North America begin to get the idea that maybe, just maybe, there is something in that book that incites violence?
BREAKING: Austin 6th Street TERROR Attack?
Gunman opens fire at Buford's bar → 2 dead, 14 injured — FBI probing "nexus to terrorism" after Quran & Iran links found. Police drop suspect in seconds. Prayers for victims. #AustinShooting #Terrorism #6thStreet pic.twitter.com/QtcsgmPmUY— 28 (@kingblaugrana) March 1, 2026
“Austin bar mass shooter possibly motivated by Iran attacks, Quran found in car as FBI eyes terrorism after 2 killed, 14 injured,”
by Joe Marino, Patrick Reilly, and Chris Nesi, New York Post, March 1, 2026:
The fiend behind Sunday’s bloodbath at a packed Austin bar was an ex-New York City resident wearing a “Property of Allah’’ hoodie — and possibly out for vengeance over the US attack on Iran, law-enforcement sources told The Post.
Texas shooter Ndiaga Diagne, 53, had a Quran in his car and was possibly also wearing an undershirt featuring the Iranian flag or other Iranian symbols when he opened fire on Buford’s Backyard Beer Garden near the University of Texas-Austin campus, according to sources familiar with the investigation.
Diagne, a US citizen originally from Senegal, was naturalized in 2013 and applied for asylum in 2016, sources said.
The gunman was a known emotionally disturbed person in both the Big Apple and Texas, sources said.
He also had a history of arrests in New York City and Texas. He is believed to have lived in the Big Apple for years, arriving in 2000 and then racking up a string of arrests between 2001 to 2016, sources said.
He was arrested in 2001 for illegal vending. His other three city busts are sealed, sources said.
“Obviously it’s still way too early in the process to determine the exact motivation but there were indicators on the subject and in his vehicle that indicate potential nexus to terrorism,” said Alex Doran, acting Special Agent in charge of the FBI’s San Antonio office, to reporters….

The EU is desperately attempting to engineer “regime change” against Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in next month’s parliamentary election, employing tactics such as poll manipulation and energy blackmail, German opposition leader Alice Weidel has claimed.
In a post on X on Wednesday, the co-chair of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party accused Brussels of using “their puppet,” Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar, in a bid to remove Orban.
“They want Orban gone, and they are willing to use any means to achieve it,” Weidel wrote, pointing to the ongoing “blockade of oil supplies” from Ukraine to Hungary through the Druzhba pipeline, and “manipulation of election polls.”
Weidel was responding to a recent survey by Hungarian pollster Median showing Magyar’s opposition Tisza Party with a 55% to 35% lead over Orban’s ruling Fidesz-KDNP alliance. Irish economist Philip Pilkington dismissed the figures as “really crazy polls,” comparing them to surveys in Georgia ahead of elections in 2024, which were followed by unrest.
Hungarian opposition pollsters have a track record of significant inaccuracies. In 2022, left-leaning polling firm Publicus was wide of the mark by 20 points, while Median itself underestimated Fidesz by 7 points in its final pre-election survey. Orban ultimately secured a 20-point victory.
Budapest and Brussels have been in an escalating standoff over Hungary’s continued opposition to EU policy on Ukraine and Russia. Budapest has repeatedly blocked or vetoed EU initiatives, including a recent €90 billion ($106 billion) emergency loan for Kiev and the bloc’s latest sanctions package against Moscow.
Orban has also vehemently opposed Ukraine joining the EU, arguing that Brussels’ support for Kiev draws the bloc closer to direct war with Russia and ignores Ukraine’s failure to meet requirements for candidates.
The Hungarian leader has described recent attempts to offer Kiev a form of ‘membership lite’ as “an open declaration of war against Hungary,” accusing Brussels of disregarding the will of the Hungarian people and being “determined to remove the Hungarian government by any means necessary.”
Orban has also accused Brussels of using “censorship, intervention, and manipulation” to undermine his government, framing the upcoming April 12 election as a choice between “war or peace.”
Right-leaning governments in Europe need to stand up against this political tyranny because once they get rid of Orban, they will be coming after you.
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Feb. 26 (UPI) -- Two candidates for Colombia's Congress were reported missing this week, less than two weeks before the March 8 legislative elections for the Senate and House of Representatives.
Ana Libia Guetio, a House candidate for the Special Transitional Peace District in the department of Cauca, has been missing since the night of Feb. 25, the local newspaper El Espectador reported.
Her campaign team said they lost contact with her about 8:40 p.m. while she was traveling from the municipality of El Tambo to Morales after carrying out campaign activities.
"We have serious concern because the area where contact was lost poses high risks for social leaders," said Eduin Mauricio Capaz, human rights coordinator of the Regional Indigenous Council of Cauca.
The campaign team called for the immediate activation of search mechanisms and for guarantees of her safe return.
Guetio is competing for one of the special seats created in the House after the 2016 peace agreement, intended to represent territories affected by the armed conflict. Members serve four-year terms.
In a separate incident, Senate candidate Andrés Vásquez, of the Colombian Conservative Party, was reported missing Feb. 25 in the department of Cesar.
Vásquez was heading to a political meeting when his trail was lost. His vehicle was found with the doors open and his belongings inside.
The Conservative Party issued a statement demanding that authorities activate all search protocols and strengthen security guarantees for candidates during the campaign.
"We reject the kidnapping of candidate Andrés Vásquez and demand his prompt release alive," political leader Marcos Gómez said on X.
The candidate's father, Eustorgio Vásquez, told local media that the family had not received threats, and he called for his son's release.
"We have never been involved in any problems. My job is selling lottery tickets to have money to eat. If I had money, I would give it for my son, but that is not the case. Maybe they will realize whose son he is and release him." he said.
The Senate and the House of Representatives are elected on the same day in national elections. The Senate has 108 nationwide seats, while the House has 188, including the special peace districts.
The disappearance of both candidates occured amid recurring concerns about the security of social leaders and candidates in regions with the presence of illegal armed groups during the electoral period.