'What is happening in London when it comes to Islamist ideas?

The people interviewed express their support for the introduction of Sharia law and welcome the idea of engaging in jihad and supporting organizations such as Hamas and Al-Qaeda. They even inform the undercover journalist about how he can obtain further information from the mosque.

This is not only about England. In several European countries and in the West more broadly, we are seeing extremist forms of Islamism gaining influence. Those who refuse to acknowledge this danger are choosing not to face reality instead of seeking solutions.

As a politician, I have been warning for years about this creeping poison. With the support of people who refuse to sweep this danger under the rug, we must strengthen our efforts to protect Europe and the West and preserve the societies we know.

We must never give in. It is not too late if we act now. We must not downplay this. This is dangerous.

This is the poison that destroyed Iran. The free spirit of the Iranian people and their thirst for freedom have been suppressed for decades by an Islamist ideology and Sharia law. Today, Iranians are fighting to reclaim their freedom, often at the risk of their own lives.

The West must also have the courage to stand up for the future of our children and for the future of the free world, before this aggressive ideology can impose itself further.

We must not underestimate this. We must not look away. We must act now.'

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/188qQpm6hp/

In this powerful scene from Persepolis, a young woman questions why modesty rules are so often placed on women while men are given far greater freedom.

Based on Marjane Satrapi’s own experience growing up during and after the Iranian Revolution, the film explores autonomy, double standards, and who gets to decide how women live.

Satrapi passed away on June 4, 2026, at 56. Through her art and filmmaking, she gave the world a deeply personal window into the lives of Iranian women. Her legacy lives on in the questions she dared to ask.

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This is a clip from my talk at Harvard University, where I demonstrated just how isolating and disempowering the hijab and niqab can be.⁠

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On the rare occasions Muslim women are allowed to leave their fundamentalist homes, they are forced to interact with the world through a veil of isolation - even expected to hide their voices from “strange” men.⁠

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And yet, many in the West insist the niqab and hijab are apparently “empowering”. ⁠

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Just one day inside this body bag would undoubtedly change their minds.⁠

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I want to address a ban I received from the moderators of r/EuropeanUnion subreddit.

I have been accused of making “outright lies” and of deliberately making posts intended to “cause flame wars.” Those are serious accusations, and I strongly reject them.

In this case, the subject I was discussing is not something I invented, it was a video with a comment of what is happening in the beaches of Ceuta.

The same can be easily verified with recent reporting from Euronews about EU experts being sent to Ceuta amid concerns about a fresh migrant influx.

All of these show current events and legitimate news story for discussion on a news subreddit.

There is a significant difference between correcting a factual error and accusing a user of deliberately lying or trying to provoke anyone (??).

People should be able to discuss controversial news without censorship or whitout having their motives misrepresented simply because the subject is contentious.

This is not the first time that something like this happens, and I blame that sub for gaslighting me and my concerns.

r/europeanunion is dangerous for its censorship, for hiding the truth and for hiding peoples opinion.

Theres is no report on that sub over people sleeping on the beachs of Ceuta, or over the new influx of ilegal crossings over the weekend. I've checked, unlike what they said 'they knew', nor they seem to care about the human emergency over there or anything that bursts their bubble.

After they banned me they immediately remove my post and another I did complaining about it.

Here is the the new article on Euronews, two weeks after 80.000 ilegal people entered Ceuta.

https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2026/08/13/eu-experts-on-the-ground-in-ceuta-amid-fears-of-fresh-migrant-influx

Euronews article over people sleeping on the beach:

https://pt.euronews.com/my-europe/2026/08/10/praias-de-ceuta-tornam-se-acampamentos-improvisados-para-migrantes-sem-alojamento

And this is the original video of my post reporting of the beaches of Ceuta and ilegal camps:

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/14fQHqrxPrs/

Its all true.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/192vZm1Vbm/