Courageous post. The released CCTV footage clearly documents a disturbing attempted abduction of a 17-year-old girl in Swindon by Abdulmawal Ibrahim Adam, a Sudanese migrant who entered the UK illegally via small boat in 2023. Thankfully, heroic bus passengers heard her

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screams and intervened promptly, preventing a potential tragedy.
This case underscores the real risks associated with unchecked immigration from regions plagued by extremist ideologies linked to the Muslim Brotherhood and its offshoots—including elements within Sudan's Armed

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The video in question features Assim al-Hakeem, a Saudi Arabian cleric known for his Salafist approach to Sunni Islam. The content of the video, as transcribed and summarized, outlines a narrative where Muslims, upon becoming a majority in a region, would impose Sharia law,
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requiring non-Muslims to convert to Islam, pay the Jizya tax, or face dire consequences, including enslavement and loss of land. This narrative is presented as a future scenario within the next 40-50 years, contingent on Muslims gaining strength.
This perspective aligns
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The training of these women is part of a broader strategy by Islamist groups, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, to prepare individuals not just for combat but also for ideological warfare. Historical evidence, such as the activities of the Muslim Brotherhood in the UK, shows

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a pattern where such groups have influenced local communities, funded extremist activities, and engaged in propaganda efforts. For instance, the Muslim Association of Britain (MAB), an organization with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, has been known to influence debates on

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