Michael Johnston

This site is a disgusting cesspit of anti-Jew hate and conspiracy theories today. Absolutely foul. We are living in very dangerous times and if you're not calling antisemitism out, YOU are part of the problem. Staying silent is no longer an option. Speak up! Speak out!

The win yesterday shouldn’t gloss over the shambles to chop off the Miovski goal. Compare it to this or Shankland. It’s hard to believe they get this wrong accidentally

Can anyone answer why Celtic fans keep shitting on the floor of every toilet they visit and why are the Scotch media refusing to report on these dhiabolical dhefecators? Thoughts from the @ClydeSSB panel @gordonduncan7 please

@Mark1957 @Aldamir I don't know about that but he shouldn't be anywhere near impressionable young people.

@mickybear2002 @Aldamir Is he not the Dad or Uncle of one of the other two morons?

The people who called the Nova Festival "partying beside a concentration camp" really have no sense of irony...

@Mark1957 @Aldamir The guy in the balaclava is a middle aged cos playing creepy oddball

@Aldamir Kneecap - Irish boy band wankers and fans of the Iranian sponsored terror group Hezbollah whose leaders call Jews 'pigs' - they make Jedward look like intellectual giants!

Tributes have been paid to an "incredible" Govan-born man who commentated for blind supporters at Rangers' home and away games including European nights for over 40 years 💙 Stevie (Stephen) Valle passed away peacefully with his son, Stephen Jnr, and daughter, Shelley, by his side on March 18. It came after a "tough few years" for the 83-year-old who suffered from dementia and pancreatic cancer. Stephen Jnr said: "My dad was always smiling, even through the tough times. He had the heart of a pride of lions. I'll be forever proud of him." Messages of love and support poured in for the Valle family following the news of Stevie's death. Their dad has been remembered as an "absolute gentleman", "legend", and a "kind soul" ✨ Read Stevie's story in the @Glasgow_Live Facebook

@OswaldsBar @RFC_Michael_ I have been in wee Stevies company many a time . He was a top man and gentleman ❤️🤍💙 GBNF 🇬🇧

In Pollokshields, Glasgow: "Paltaire" flags hang illegally on lamp posts since Nov 25, now joined by Lebanon-Saltire versions & "HAMAS" graffiti sprayed on fence behind a junior school just 5 min walk away. Amid rising UK antisemitism, this feels emboldening & intimidating. The council are aware & do nothing of course. #Antisemitism @ScotExpress @Daily_Record @JewishChron @BBCScotland @heraldscotland @GBNEWS @joshxhowie @BritsForIsrael @GlasgowFOI

Don’t lie to yourselves. If you were hunting Jews you might as well have joined in burning those Jewish ambulances. Don’t be hypocrites now that it feels bad. You are the same people. Own it.

@disnenchanted @WingsScotland @BillDunblane What is a catholic area?

@WingsScotland @BillDunblane It’s not remotely similar as the iftar was a multi faith occasion and was static. The orange marches travel through areas believed to be Catholic.

If you want a laugh, find some woke Scottish prick defending the mass Muslim pray-in at Trafalgar Square, ask them if they similarly defend massed public religious devotion in the form of Orange marches through Glasgow, and watch their tiny brains explode.

I used to volunteer for St John Ambulance, a charity with its own fleet of vehicles providing volunteer first aid services across the country. It traces its origins back to an 11th-century hospital established in Jerusalem to care for sick and injured pilgrims. If their fleet had been attacked I do not think we would have the same number of people asking about the premise of the organisation rather than condemning the action itself.

No Jew in the UK has set fire to anything belonging to a Muslim person. No Jew has stabbed a Muslim person in the street. Yet Jews are murdered, their ambulances burning and there are marches against Jews regularly which the government do nothing about. There are actual Jew Hunts under cover of banning Israeli hummus. There are exhibitions showing Jews eating babies. There is at the same time terrifying “guidance” from government to make citizens stop criticising Islam in any way. It’s twisted. Evil.

Five years ago today, a teacher from Batley Grammar showed a class a caricature of the Prophet Mohammed. Within days, a hundred Islamists were protesting outside the school gates. Outrageously, the teacher was suspended. The headteacher, Gary Kibble, apologised ‘unequivocally’. It was an astonishing act of appeasement and cowardice. The teacher was then subjected to a campaign of abuse and intimidation, including incitement to violence against him and his family. His kids had to miss school for months. They slept on mattresses in temporary accommodation. An independent probe later cleared him of any wrongdoing whatsoever. Another report likewise found that the school, council and police all ‘totally and utterly failed’ him. Too late - his life was changed forever. Have lessons been learnt from this shameful episode? I fear exactly the same thing would happen today. In fact ‘advice’ has recently been reissued by Labour councils including the one covering Batley, that children’s drawings in art lessons may be seen as ‘idolatrous’ under sharia law. Teachers are even warned that dance lessons could cause parental concerns over ‘physical contact between males and females’. Extremism is being mainstreamed. A climate of threatening and intimidatory harassment is poisoning our institutions. It's antithetical to our democratic way of life. Most of our governing class are simply too spineless to take on Islamists. Look at when I highlighted the chronic failure of integration in parts of Birmingham. I was denounced. And then proven right by West Midlands Police’s admission that violent Islamists living couldn’t be prevented from attacking Jewish football fans. The Police lied and blamed the visiting supporters in an effort to pretend they still had authority in the city. And now look at the reaction of the Prime Minister and much of the media to criticisms of a segregated Iftar in Trafalgar Square. They branded critics racist too. This was despite the Prime Minister himself pulling out of an Iftar in 2021 organised by the very same man, Omar Salha, who arranged this one, apparently because of his Islamist links. We’ve been led by weak hypocrites, who cover up, rather than confront what’s happening. The country is sliding down a dark path as a result. But innocent men and women like the Batley teacher are the greatest victims of extremism, and too many seem intent to forget them. We must defend them and stand up for all those who speak out.

Liverpool Council Has a Myth-Busting Problem. The Myths Are Its Own Liverpool City Council has published official guidance informing residents that concern about migrants and violence against women is based on stereotypes, misinformation, and social media rumour. It tells them the strongest predictor of such violence is gender, not culture or nationality. It warns against judging communities. It pledges to ensure that "divisive stories no longer fuel hostility." It has committed a 10-year anti-racism strategy to the project of telling its own residents what they are and are not permitted to think. There is just one problem. The facts don't cooperate. The Ministry of Justice does not publish social media rumour. Its figures show foreign nationals imprisoned for sexual offences have reached a record high. Telegraph FOI analysis puts their arrest rate for sexual offences at 165 per 100,000, more than three times the rate for British citizens. Convictions rose 62 per cent in four years. These numbers did not come from a far-right website. They came from the government Liverpool Council serves under. The council's guidance says there is "no causal link" between asylum seeker populations and increased violence against women and girls, and that suggesting certain backgrounds correlate with higher risk "is not supported by evidence." But culture is not incidental to this question. It is central to it. Many of the men arriving on small boats come from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran, countries where the subordination of women is not a fringe attitude but a legal and social reality enforced by the state. In Afghanistan, women cannot leave their homes without a male guardian, cannot work, cannot be educated past primary school, and rape victims can be stoned to death for adultery. In Iran, women have been beaten, jailed and killed for removing the hijab. In Pakistan, hundreds of women are murdered annually in so-called honour killings, child marriage remains legally protected under religious pressure, and the conviction rate for rape stands at roughly 4 per cent. These are not the customs of a distant era. They are the operating conditions of the societies these men grew up in, enforced by law, by religion, and by community expectation. The Alexis Jay inquiry into Rotherham found that perpetrators regarded non-Muslim girls as legitimate targets, an attitude with identifiable cultural roots that officials refused to name. That refusal cost over a thousand girls their childhoods. Liverpool Council is now repeating it as policy. Cultural conditioning of that depth and that duration does not dissolve at Dover. To pretend otherwise is not tolerance. It is the same institutional cowardice that looked away before, repackaged as compassion. The council's guidance ignores the grooming gang inquiries, dismisses the Ministry of Justice figures, and pretends the Centre for Migration Control's analysis does not exist. It asserts that concern is stereotype, offers no evidence for that assertion, and commits public money to a decade-long campaign to correct the residents raising it. That is not myth-busting. That is the Rotherham instinct given a budget. The women and girls of Liverpool deserve better than a council more committed to managing their perceptions than protecting their safety. The first duty of any local authority is to its residents. Liverpool has decided its first duty is to the narrative. "Many of the men arriving on small boats come from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran, countries where the subordination of women is not a fringe attitude but a legal and social reality enforced by the state."

Kneecap. "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."

@Rightanglenews Kneecap in Cuba:

BREAKING - All patients on ventilators at a Cuban hospital died after the Irish band Kneecap used massive amounts of electricity during a “humanitarian performance” for fellow communists, while the performers and activists stayed in a five-star hotel with power.

This duplicitous Bitch has lived so far beyond her intellectual capacity it’s an abomination. She tried to frame her former Mentor, she accused anyone who wanted Women and Girls to be safe as Racists and Homophobes. She lied, or “couldn’t recall” her disgraceful handling of Covid. She lived her entire life in a Lavender Marriage and then denied knowing anything about her “Husband’s” spending habits. She is and will always be nothing more than a lying, shameful stain on decent Scottish people.

@ZackPolanski, Iran fired two ballistic missiles at Diego Garcia, the joint US-UK base in the Indian Ocean. Neither hit their target but the significance goes far beyond this engagement. Diego Garcia is a 4,000 kilometres from Iran. Iran's foreign minister said last month that Iran had limited its missile range to 2,000 kilometres. That was a lie. And the implications of that lie are ones that every European leader, every Green Party politician and every opponent of this operation needs to confront. Missiles that can reach Diego Garcia can reach virtually every capital city in Europe. London. Paris. Berlin. Rome. The threat you are demanding Britain appease just revealed it can hit further than anyone publicly acknowledged. Now let's address who started this war since you seem confused. Iran built, funded and directed Hezbollah for thirty years. Iran built, funded and directed Hamas, which carried out the October 7th massacres. Iran built, funded and directed the Houthis, who have been attacking international shipping for over a year. Iran supplied the drones and ballistic missiles Russia has been using to kill Ukrainian civilians. Iran plotted twenty assassinations on British soil in two years, every one of them thwarted by British security services. Iran hit RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus. Iran has been blockading the Strait of Hormuz, collapsing Gulf oil exports by sixty per cent and driving up the energy bills of the British households you claim to represent. And lest we forget what this regime does to its own people: it has massacred over thirty thousand of its own citizens who dared to protest against it, hanged dissidents in public, executed gay people and imprisoned women for removing their hijabs. This is not a government that deserves the benefit of the doubt. It is a theocratic killing machine that has been at war with its own people and the wider world simultaneously. Iran started this. It has been starting it, in one form or another, since 1979. On the promise of a parliamentary vote: Starmer made that commitment as Labour leader running for his own party's leadership in 2020. He was not Prime Minister. He had no constitutional authority to bind future governments. The convention, as he has explained, is that votes apply to offensive deployments of troops, not defensive operations conducted at speed. You know this. You are citing it anyway because it is the only procedural argument left when the substantive ones have collapsed. You lead a party that has never condemned Hamas. Never condemned Hezbollah. Never condemned the Iranian regime that funds both and has just fired ballistic missiles at a British base. Your concern for British military personnel and civilians rings hollow this morning. The regime you have consistently refused to condemn just tried to hit a base housing British forces. That is the context in which your statement lands. And it lands very badly indeed. "This is not a government that deserves the benefit of the doubt. It is a theocratic killing machine that has been at war with its own people and the wider world simultaneously."

@pzj1801 Easy win for them tomorrow with Goodwin in charge

Lets see if tadgh fc can keep up with Rangers & Hearts. They have a manager who has bottled two previous title races he was in. He has never won a title race when it was close.