Trump says 8 European countries will be charged a 10% tariff for opposing US control of Greenland

[Churchill]

Oh Church, you can't pretend that what is happening to your country is normal. You even have a rape map now. And muting you for the Muslims happens daily. Being jailed for thoughts is bizarre in any country. But you guys must have learned by now to keep your thoughts and opinions to yourselves. It's sad to watch the transformation. You need to fight back.

 

[OldFlame]

You are a complete idiot, there are quite a few of you here, read this dumbass.

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An abuse that was corrected, how many have gotten out of prison in the UK for merely questioning the influx of 3rd world muslims being allowed in enmasse?

Data is focused more on arrests and prosecutions for hate crimes and related communication offenses, but thousands are arrested annually, with many convicted and sentenced, including jail time for offenses like racially aggravated harassment or malicious online posts, highlighting a significant crackdown on online hate under laws like the Malicious Communications Act.

Key Figures & Context

• High Arrest Rates:
  Police in England and Wales make thousands of arrests yearly for speech-related offenses, averaging around 30 daily for offensive online messages.
  
  
• • Prosecutions & Convictions:
    In 2020/21, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) handled over 10,000 hate crime cases, with a high conviction rate (around 86%) and judges increasing sentences in many cases for hate crimes.
    
  • Specific Jailings:
    While totals aren't readily available, individuals receive prison sentences for hate speech-related acts, such as racially aggravated harassment or encouraging disorder online, with sentences ranging from months to years.
    
  • Legislation:
    Laws like the Malicious Communications Act 1988 and Communications Act 2003 (Section 127) enable arrests for threatening, abusive, or grossly offensive messages, especially online.
    

• • Data Focus:
    Official statistics track recorded hate crimes (incidents reported to police) and prosecutions/convictions for various offenses, not just "hate speech" in isolation.
    
  • "Non-Crime Hate Incidents":
    Police also record "non-crime hate incidents" where no crime occurred, but someone perceived it as hateful, leading to extensive cataloging (over 130,000 since 2014).
    
  • Varied Charges:
    People are jailed for hate-motivated actions or specific communication offenses (like racial harassment), not always a general "hate speech" charge.
    

Thousands face legal action, and many are imprisoned in the UK for online and offline speech deemed threatening, abusive, or hateful under various laws.

 

[Churchill]

An abuse that was corrected, how many have gotten out of prison in the UK for merely questioning the influx of 3rd world muslims being allowed in enmasse?

Data is focused more on arrests and prosecutions for hate crimes and related communication offenses, but thousands are arrested annually, with many convicted and sentenced, including jail time for offenses like racially aggravated harassment or malicious online posts, highlighting a significant crackdown on online hate under laws like the Malicious Communications Act.

Key Figures & Context

• High Arrest Rates:
  Police in England and Wales make thousands of arrests yearly for speech-related offenses, averaging around 30 daily for offensive online messages.
  
  
• • Prosecutions & Convictions:
    In 2020/21, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) handled over 10,000 hate crime cases, with a high conviction rate (around 86%) and judges increasing sentences in many cases for hate crimes.
  • Specific Jailings:
    While totals aren't readily available, individuals receive prison sentences for hate speech-related acts, such as racially aggravated harassment or encouraging disorder online, with sentences ranging from months to years.
  • Legislation:
    Laws like the Malicious Communications Act 1988 and Communications Act 2003 (Section 127) enable arrests for threatening, abusive, or grossly offensive messages, especially online.
• • Data Focus:
    Official statistics track recorded hate crimes (incidents reported to police) and prosecutions/convictions for various offenses, not just "hate speech" in isolation.
  • "Non-Crime Hate Incidents":
    Police also record "non-crime hate incidents" where no crime occurred, but someone perceived it as hateful, leading to extensive cataloging (over 130,000 since 2014).
  • Varied Charges:
    People are jailed for hate-motivated actions or specific communication offenses (like racial harassment), not always a general "hate speech" charge.

Thousands face legal action, and many are imprisoned in the UK for online and offline speech deemed threatening, abusive, or hateful under various laws.

 

[OldFlame]

I know, that's all you have. Do you support all of those arrested in the UK for merely voicing their opinions? I bet you do, fascist.

 

[Churchill]

I know, that's all you have. Do you support all of those arrested in the UK for merely voicing their opinions? I bet you do, fascist.

If you look at my reply in post 359 you'll see I do not defend thought police in Britain or anywhere else and if I were in the USA I'd hold exactly the same position.

Your country's unhinged extremist right lunatics called for arrests for people laughing and the death of Charlie Kirk, you and your kind are just as much into silencing dissent as any other authoritarian cult.

Have a nice day.

 

[OldFlame]

If you look at my reply in post 359 you'll see I do not defend thought police in Britain or anywhere else and if I were in the USA I'd hold exactly the same position.

Your country's unhinged extremist right lunatics called for arrests for people laughing and the death of Charlie Kirk, you and your kind are just as much into silencing dissent as any other authoritarian cult.

Have a nice day.

Oh, I'll have a nice day, no worries. You leftist/fascist loons don't fool anyone.

 

[Hafar1014]

You are the one who believes trump is a good businessman. He never was. Good businessmen avoid deciet , they know it's not good in business. Look at all of trumps' business ventures , most endéd up in bankruptcy and a lot failed because they were frauds. Now you people let this idiot into government. You must have a death wish.

How many hotels have you built.
Trump got everything he wanted and no tariffs were applied.
Most successful people have bankruptcies in their past. So what.
Trump uses a strategy called OODA loop Look it up educate yourself

 

[Churchill]

Oh, I'll have a nice day, no worries. You leftist/fascist loons don't fool anyone.

You need to examine your mind, I have said nothing here that warrants the label "leftist" or "fascist", you are unhinged, trump has you seeing monsters in the shadows everywhere you look, so sad.

I said that arresting a person for expressing and opinion on social media is wrong wherever it takes place, so what's your problem?

 

[OldFlame]

You need to examine your mind, I have said nothing here that warrants the label "leftist" or "fascist", you are unhinged, trump has you seeing monsters in the shadows everywhere you look, so sad.

I said that arresting a person for expressing and opinion on social media is wrong wherever it takes place, so what's your problem?

So you're a conservative? Who did you vote for in the last UK election?

 

[Churchill]

So you're a conservative? Who did you vote for in the last UK election?

I didn't vote.

I said that arresting a person for expressing and opinion on social media is wrong wherever it takes place, so what's your problem?

 

[OldFlame]

I didn't vote.

I said that arresting a person for expressing and opinion on social media is wrong wherever it takes place, so what's your problem?

So who do your posts on this board back, the left or the right?

 

[Churchill]

So who do your posts on this board back, the left or the right?

I said that arresting a person for expressing and opinion on social media is wrong wherever it takes place, so what's your problem?

Why are you evading my question? Do you simply hate everyone who doesn't agree with everything you say?

 

[Edgetho]

Oh Church, you can't pretend that what is happening to your country is normal. You even have a rape map now. And muting you for the Muslims happens daily. Being jailed for thoughts is bizarre in any country. But you guys must have learned by now to keep your thoughts and opinions to yourselves. It's sad to watch the transformation. You need to fight back.

Dutch Progressives Forced 125 Young Students to Share a Hostel with 125 Migrants, Believing They Would "Learn from Each Other."​

—Ace​

Another beautiful commingling with Cultural Enrichment Shock Troops.

Students were raped after being forced to live in complex alongside 125 refugees to 'aid integration': Terrified Dutch youngsters 'were subjected to years of sex assaults and violence'
By PERKIN AMALARAJ, FOREIGN NEWS REPORTER


Terrified Dutch students made to live side-by-side with 125 refugees to aid their 'integration' were subjected to years of sexual assault and violence, an investigation has reported.

Stek Oost, located in the Watergraafsmeer district of Amsterdam, was sold to the Netherlands as the dream solution to the housing and refugee crisis.

A total of 125 students and 125 refugees would live alongside each other, and were even encouraged to 'buddy up' so the migrants would adapt to life in the Netherlands more quickly.

But students living there told Dutch investigative documentary programme Zembla they faced multiple sexual assaults, harassment, violence, stalking and even claimed a gang rape had taken place.

One woman said she would regularly see 'fights in the hallway and then again in the shared living room'.

A man told the programme that a refugee threatened him with an eight-inch kitchen knife.

And they claimed they were ignored despite filing multiple reports to authorities.

In one shocking case, a former resident said that a Syrian raped her after inviting her to his room to watch a film then refusing to let her leave.

The woman, identified only as Amanda, said: 'He wanted to learn Dutch, to get an education. I wanted to help him.'


Amanda described how he asked her several times to come to his room. She eventually relented and agreed to watch a film with him.

However, he soon made her uncomfortable and she asked to leave, only for him to trap her in his room and sexually abuse her.

Despite her filing a police report following the incident in 2019, police dropped the case due to a lack of evidence.

But just six months later, another woman living in Stek Oost raised the alarm over the Syrian, telling the housing association that runs the complex that she was concerned for the safety of herself and other women living there.

But the local authority, which had set up the arrangement, claimed it was impossible for the man to be evicted, the Zembla documentary claims.

It was only when he was formally arrested in March 2022 that he left the student-refugee complex. He was later convicted of raping Amanda and another resident, and was sentenced to just three years in prison in 2024.

...

In another horrifying case reported by the programme, Stadgenoot, the firm that runs the complex, suspected a 'gang rape' took place in one of its flats the summer of 2023.

And the police just couldn't find any evidence of any crimes.

I think I've heard this story before.

Police told Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf that while it was not aware of any gang rape taking place on the premises, it did say it had received seven reports of sexual assault.

Since opening in 2018, Stek Oost has faced multiple similar allegations. In 2022, Dutch TV station AT5 reported that a refugee had been accused of six sex attacks between 2018 and 2021.

He was involved in a protracted legal battle with local authorities, who fought to force him to leave Stek Oost.

For its part, Stadgenoot wanted to shut the complex down as early as 2023, but the local authority refused.

Via Steve Turley, who notes the distinct similarities to the Rotherdam Rape Gangs and police and government accomplices.


And speaking of the Netherlands: Trans lunatics fleeing Trump's Genocide have wound up in dirty refugee camps in the Netherlands. Along with Muslim "refugees."

Where I'm sure they're being treated with the level of respect and deference they demand.

Americans who fled to the Netherlands in a bid to escape the Trump administration are now living in filthy refugee camps, it has emerged.
According to Dutch immigration authorities, 76 US citizens claimed asylum in the country last year, a significant increase from the nine that did in 2024.

Many of those who have left are transgender or parents to transgender children and are housed in the 'queer block' of an overcrowded camp in the northern village of Ter Apel, The Guardian reported.

The camp, which resembles a prison, has guards stationed at every gate and offers less than desirable amenities.

Residents have complained that the tiny college-dorm-like rooms they are provided are covered in graffiti, with some alleging that they suspect bodily fluids have been smeared on the walls.

Asylum seekers are permitted to leave the camp, but must be present for daily bed checks. They are also given a small allowance so they can purchase food and cook meals in the communal kitchen.

Many of the American refugees are transgender and are seeking asylum after allegedly being victims of hostility and discrimination in their home states.

But the Dutch ministry of asylum and migration has so far deemed that the alleged mistreatment of the LGBTQ community in the US is not grounds for refugee status, according to The World.


...



Elliot Hefty, 37, a transgender man seeking asylum in the Netherlands, claimed he decided to move after being attacked in the middle of a Kentucky street.

He told the World how a man pushed him to the ground during a lunchtime walk and yelled slurs at him, as 'I was left alone bleeding in the middle of the street.'

He also alleged that he was removed from his client-facing role with Medicaid after Trump assumed office, claiming that 'brown and visibly queer folks' are now only allowed to work in administration roles.

The Daily Mail was not able to independently verify Hefty's allegation but has contacted Medicaid for comment.

The 37-year-old further claimed that he was denied service at shops with owners saying that 'my "tranny money" was no good here.'

Actor and visual artist Veronica Clifford Carlos, 28, flew to Amsterdam in June last year to seek asylum after receiving daily death threats in San Francisco.

San Diego resident Jane Michelle Arc, 47, painted a similar picture, alleging that she was 'getting punched or pushed or shoved every single week' while walking the city streets.

Arc moved to the Netherlands in April after having been hospitalized for assault.


Gayle Carter-Stewart, who moved her transgender teen Nox to the country from Montana last April, said their asylum application was 'automatically rejected because America is considered a safe country of origin'

Ashe Wilde, 40, fled Massachusetts, which she admitted is 'one of the most liberal states' and a place where officials are working to 'preserve our identities across the queer spectrum.'

But she was still physically and verbally attacked in her community, telling the Guardian how she was dubbed a 'pedo and a groomer.'

I totally believe all of these things happened.


Continue reading

 

[Hafar1014]

How to deal with a "king" like Trump:

Trump won they all caved

 

[Cellblock2429]

Trump is serious about the necessity of Greenland. We will see how this ends.

MSN

NUUK, Greenland (AP) — President Donald Trump said Saturday that he would charge a 10% import tax starting in February on goods from eight European nations because of their opposition to American control of Greenland.

Trump said in a social media post that Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Finland would face the tariff and that it would climb to 25% on June 1 if a deal is not in place for “the Complete and Total purchase of Greenland” by the United States.

The threat of tariffs was a drastic and potentially dangerous escalation of a showdown between Trump and NATO allies, further straining an alliance that dates to 1949 and provides a collective degree of security to Europe and North America. The Republican president has repeatedly tried to use trade penalties to bend allies and rivals alike to his will, generating investment commitments from some nations and pushback from others such as China, Brazil and India.

It was unclear how Trump could impose the tariffs under U.S. law, though he could cite economic emergency powers that are currently subject to a U.S. Supreme Court challenge.

Trump said in his Truth Social post that his tariffs were retaliation for recent trips to Greenland by representatives from Britain, the Netherlands and Finland and for general opposition to his efforts to purchase the semiautonomous territory of NATO ally Denmark. He has Greenland is essential for the “Golden Dome” missile defense system for the U.S., and has argued that Russia and China might try to take over the island.

/——/ Ahhhh Trump is getting soft. He should have done 20% or an out right ban on their exports.

 

[shockedcanadian]

/——/ Ahhhh Trump is getting soft. He should have done 20% or an out right ban on their exports.

He cannot, 15% i his max discretion.

 

[Cellblock2429]

He cannot, 15% i his max discretion.

/——/ Bidum ignored the SC twice and you stood and applauded.

 

[shockedcanadian]

/——/ Bidum ignored the SC twice and you stood and applauded.

When comrade?

 

[Cellblock2429]

When comrade?

/——/ I guess your news source The View didn’t report on it.

Biden brags Supreme Court 'didn't stop' him from canceling student loans: He's 'happy to break the law'

President Biden appeared to shrug off constitutional or Supreme Court concerns over canceling $1.2 billion worth of student loans in a speech on Wednesday.

www.foxnews.com

 

[shockedcanadian]

/——/ I guess your news source The View didn’t report on it.

Biden brags Supreme Court 'didn't stop' him from canceling student loans: He's 'happy to break the law'

President Biden appeared to shrug off constitutional or Supreme Court concerns over canceling $1.2 billion worth of student loans in a speech on Wednesday.

www.foxnews.com

What in the hell did that have to do with me? LOL