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Violent African Valdo Calocane stabbed to death Barnaby Webber & Grace O'Malley on 13 June 2023 in Nottingham, before killing Ian Coates & trying to kill three others. The Nottingham Inquiry heard how murderer Calocane refused consent for toxicology samples while he was in custody after the attacks & only the victims were tested for drugs & alcohol. On Wednesday, Grace's father said it was "disgusting" that the bodies of his daughter, her friend & fellow student Barnaby were tested for drugs & alcohol after they were killed while the actual murderer was not. The Western world is in complete moral decay, we have Two tier Policing, antiwhite laws & a broken justice system. Our cities are war zones & our people are being slaughtered on our streets. Enough is enough.

Ethiopia was never colonized. For much of its history, it was one of the poorest countries on the continent. Meanwhile, Vietnam was colonized by the French, devastated by decades of war, and is now on its way to serious economic prosperity. If colonialism were the answer to why Africa is poor, Ethiopia should be rich and Vietnam should be broke. Neither is true. Can we please retire this excuse?

🚨NEWS: It has been confirmed that Vickrum Digwa filmed Henry Nowak for 5 minutes after stabbing him, taunting him on camera as he collapsed to the floor.

Six years ago today, Christopher Bumpus, 42, was murdered by co-worker and mega-habitual criminal Richard Nolton, 25, in Clarksville, TN. Bumpus confronted Nolton over the theft of his Apple Airpods and Nolton killed him. FREE PASS! DA gave manslaughter plea deal/three years.

Meanwhile, remittances from the U.S. make up a large part of Latin American & Caribbean economies. In fact, in 2025, the U.S. was responsible for: - 96.0% of remittances to Mexico ($59 Billion), - 90.1% of remittances to Honduras ($11 Billion), - 75.3% of rem. to Nicaragua ($4.7 Billion), - 95.8% of rem. to El Salvador ($9.6 Billion), - 92.9% of rem. to Guatemala ($24 Billion), - 62.8% of rem. to Haiti ($3.1 Billion), - 61.0% of rem. to Jamaica ($2.2 Billion), - 84.5% of rem. to the Dominican Rep. ($10 Billion), - 67.8% of rem. to Ecuador ($5.4 Billion), - 69.1% of rem. to Guyana ($1 Billion), - 84.1% of rem. to Belize ($145 million), - 53.4% of rem. to Colombia ($7.1 Billion), - 56.5% of rem. to Peru ($3.1 Billion), - 57.7% of rem. to Trinidad and Tobago ($208 million), and - 39.5% of rem. to Uruguay ($56.5 million). A sizeable portion of these remittances could've originally been welfare dollars.

Kenyon was a bit nervous early on but this is very funny