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The US Embassy in London in a picture taken in April last year!

UK: US Embassy “Paedophile” Flown to Safety! (15.9.2026)

US Embassy staff have a long history of breaking UK law – and then using their diplomatic immunity to flee the country. Once back in the US – due to American notions of racial exceptionalism – the US government refuses to extradite. US crimes in the UK include murder, assault, rape, and possession of child sexual images (below), as well as breaking UK parking and driving laws, and refusing to pay parking and driving fines (the US owes £15.9m fines going to press). Bear in mind, both US diplomats and private US citizens are always committing crime in the UK – but due to US hegemony – these crimes are ignored or played-down by the UK media. I believe this criminal tendency stems from their terroristic days of the 1770s.

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Juliet Lamont, an Australian member of the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla, is embraced following her release from Israeli detention, at Sydney International Airport, Australia, 25 May 2026 (Reuters/Jeremy Piper)

Malaysia: Officials Confirm Israel Taken to ICJ Over “Torture” of Gaza Flotilla Activists! (30.8.2026)

Malaysia’s planned legal action is the latest in a series of international responses condemning Israel’s seizure of the flotilla in international waters, an act many legal experts, rights groups and governments have described as unlawful.

The flotilla had been attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, where Israel has maintained a devastating military assault and blockade since 2023, severely restricting the entry of food, water, medicine and electricity.

Videos posted online last week showed Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir overseeing the abuse of activists, sparking global outrage.

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Palestinian refugees fleeing villages captured in the Latrun area. The IDF expelled them, and the JNF built Canada Park over the ruins. Credit: Benia Ben-Nun

Israel: ‘We Were Ordered to Kill’: The 1967 Nakba That Israelis Don’t Know About! (16.6.2026)

The expulsion of the three Palestinian villages in the Latrun area – Imwas, Bayt Nuba, and Yalo – with their 8,000 residents, was one of the most prominent expulsions during the war. So too was the destruction of the villages immediately afterward and the establishment of Canada Park by the Jewish National Fund in 1971.

The villages were captured without resistance on the second day of the war, and hours later, residents were ordered to evacuate to Ramallah. Israel claimed that a significant portion of the structures in the villages were destroyed during the battles that took place there. This was a false claim.

Ze’ev Bloch, a Six-Day War veteran and a former member of Kibbutz Nahshon, located near the three expelled villages, told Akevot Institute researchers that “no one leaves their home willingly. There’s no debate about that. Certainly, certainly they were expelled. War. There are those who expel them, there are those who leave, there are those who survive, and there are those who die.”

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PFLP Analyses the Plight of Women Confronted By Zionist Hatred!

PFPL: International Women’s Day – the View from Gaza & Lebanon! (11.3.2026)

First, on this occasion, we extend our warmest congratulations and appreciation to the Palestinian people, and to every Palestinian woman – the martyr, the prisoner, the wounded, the educator, the mother, the fighter, the displaced, and the refugee – for her steadfastness and resilience in the face of challenges and hardships. Palestinian women have always been, and remain, a beacon of hope for their people, and a symbol of unwavering strength and dignity in all circumstances. On this occasion, we note that the resilience of Palestinian women is embodied in their daily actions, their capacity for endurance and sacrifice, their protection of the family and society, and their strengthening of national identity and collective memory. What Palestinian women have offered in these difficult circumstances is legendary steadfastness, embodying the will of an entire people in the face of occupation and displacement, and affirming that the will to live and live with dignity cannot be broken.

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Japan Claims "NO Child Abuse" and Parades Two 10-Year Olds to Prove It!

DPRK: Japan’s Problem with Child Abuse – Life in a Cold Capitalist Society! (5.3.2026)

In this country (Japan), the Child Welfare Act was amended in 2022.

The Children’s Future Strategy, which was decided by the Cabinet Council in 2023, contains content to strengthen measures to prevent child abuse.

But it doesn’t work. On the contrary, the situation is getting worse. In February last year, the director of a nursery school in Yamato City, Kanagawa Prefecture, was caught committing harsh abuse, including hanging children upside down.

In December 2023, the Japanese government made it mandatory for nursery schools across the country to notify local governments of child abuse by their employees. It was a measure taken to eliminate the “inappropriate childcare phenomenon” of beating and abusive words aimed at young children not yet able to understand.

But it was still a decoration. At the nursery school in Yamato City, the director has been committing abusive acts.

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Jimmy Lai Out and About!

Hong Kong: Western-Backed Jimmy Lai – Mastermind of Crimes Endangering National Security – Sentenced to 20-Years in prison! (10.2.2026)

In the sentencing of Lai, the court found that Lai was the “mastermind and driving force” behind conspiracies to collude with external forces and to publish seditious materials. After considering Lai’s grave criminal conduct as well as his mitigation, the court handed down the sentence of 20 years’ imprisonment, with two of the years overlapping with the prison term Lai is currently serving.

Central government agencies in Hong Kong, as well as local authorities, have voiced support for the sentencing.

The sentence of 20 years’ imprisonment imposed on Jimmy Lai manifested that the rule of law is upheld and justice is done, and also brought great relief to all, said HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee.

Lai betrayed the country and harmed the HKSAR, causing damage to the interests of the country and the HKSAR. His conviction is supported by overwhelming evidence, and he for sure deserves his punishment after all the harm he has done, Lee said.

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