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Joined March 2025
The belly laugh that the doctor ordered...
"How dare you"
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How do these muppets have the time and expense to do this, when the rest of us have no time for ourselves and are struggling to make ends meet?
#Indianrobot goes back to its native ways and tries to poop in the street #India #kick #robot @elonmusk
Not an "Only in America!" situation, btw...
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There is no place in ANY civilised society for these individuals...
The Moroccan Islamist who agitated Italy. His name is Youssef Siher. First and last name. Unfortunately he was born in Italy, but he is a Moroccan Islamist. He is the brain of the October 17 Movement. He is the one who agitated the destruction, the looting and the devastation in Italy. The one after Milan. Pro-Palestine activist, freelance journalist. Under investigation for aggravated instigation to commit crimes. He must be locked in jail for at least fifty years.
Protesters draped in Palestinian flags storm the Colosseum. And so let's write it: with Giorgia Meloni, after 1,946 years, they managed to storm the Colosseum. Something never achieved before. The world is laughing at us.
🤬 MIGRANT RAPIST FROM ERITREA JAILED AGAIN AFTER BREACHING SEX OFFENDER REQUIREMENTS FOLLOWING RELEASE An Eritrean migrant who was previously sentenced to 15 years in prison for rape has been jailed again after failing to comply with strict requirements imposed on him as a registered sex offender. Mebrahtom Abrha, 36, of Grace Road, Ellesmere Port, was sentenced to six months in prison at Chester Crown Court on Monday, 19 October 2026, after being found guilty of two offences relating to breaches of his sex offender requirements. The court heard that Abrha, originally from Eritrea, had been convicted of rape in 2016 and handed a 15-year prison sentence. He was also required to remain on the Sex Offenders Register for life, with obligations including notifying police of bank accounts he opened or could access. However, just months after returning to the community, Abrha was found to have failed to disclose banking information to the authorities responsible for monitoring him. In April 2026, shortly after his release from prison, officers from the Sex Offenders Management Unit (SOMU), accompanied by probation staff, visited Abrha as part of their monitoring duties. During the visit, officers examined his mobile phone and discovered two online banking applications installed on the device. A further search revealed that he was also carrying two bank cards. When officers checked police records, they discovered that Abrha had failed to declare the accounts, despite being subject to requirements designed to allow authorities to monitor convicted sex offenders living in the community. He was subsequently arrested and charged. During the investigation, Abrha claimed he did not fully understand the conditions imposed upon him because English was his second language. However, the court heard that he had previously communicated with police and probation officers in fluent English. Officers had also explained the requirements to him in detail, and he had signed documentation confirming that he understood his obligations. Abrha further claimed that he believed bank accounts only needed to be registered once money had been deposited and a physical bank card had been issued. He maintained that he would have informed police about the accounts had he been given the opportunity. His explanations did not prevent his conviction following a four-day trial at Chester Crown Court. Speaking following the sentencing, Constable Jones, from the Sex Offenders Management Unit, said Abrha had admitted he had not read the conditions of the lifelong order imposed upon him. The officer explained that Abrha had attempted to justify his actions by claiming he was unaware the accounts were active before depositing money or receiving physical cards. Police said the seriousness of the breaches, particularly given that Abrha had only recently begun the licence period of his original sentence, resulted in swift enforcement action. Constable Jones stressed that orders imposed on convicted sex offenders are designed to protect the public and that breaches are treated extremely seriously. Abrha has now been returned to prison for a further six months.
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