Iran regime executes champion wrestler and 2 others in Qom

The Iranian regime just pulled off another one of their signature moves: they publicly hanged a 19-year-old wrestling champion, Saleh Mohammadi, because—get this—he dared to protest against their tyrannical garbage heap of a government.

Folks, let's call it what it is. This isn't "justice." This is straight-up barbarism from a regime that's been murdering its own people for decades while the world pretends to be shocked. Former Iranian wrestler Sardar Pashaei, a guy who actually won a world championship for Iran and coached their elite team, condemned this outright. He said, "My heart is broken for this young wrestler. Anyone who still shows sympathy for the Islamic Republic should understand — this is only a small glimpse of its brutality."

He added, "Before the internet was shut down, I spoke with one of Iran’s national wrestling team coaches. He warned me that Saleh’s case was critical. We were both deeply worried. I did everything I could — speaking to the media, raising awareness — but I could not save him. This regime is built on executions, fear, and hatred. It does not change. The International Olympic Committee and global sports bodies failed."

And he's right! Where was the IOC? Where was United World Wrestling? They should've dropped the hammer—public ultimatums, threats to suspend Iran's National Olympic Committee and federations right then and there. But no, they went with the classic "quiet diplomacy" that does absolutely nothing except let tyrants sleep better at night.

Human rights activist Nima Far, an expert on elite Iranian wrestling, didn't mince words either. He told Fox News Digital, "His execution was a blatant political murder, part of the Islamic Republic’s pattern of targeting athletes to crush dissent and terrorize society, as seen with Navid Afkari and others executed despite international outcry."

Far called on the wrestling authorities to take action, stating, "Iran must be banned from international competitions until it halts executions of protesters and athletes, releases those jailed in sham trials, and ends retaliation against competitors who speak out or defect."

The regime ignored the U.S. State Department's warning in Farsi—yes, they straight-up posted about it—and pleas from elite Iranian-American wrestlers like Pashaei and Afsoon Roshanzamir Johnston. They went ahead and hanged Mohammadi along with Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeed Davoudi in Qom after a total sham trial: torture, forced confessions, no real lawyers, closed doors, no appeals. The regime even claimed these kids were acting on behalf of Israel and the U.S.—their go-to lie whenever someone dares to stand up.

Iranian-American activist Masih Alinejad blasted it on X: "Today, in Iran, in the middle of a war, the regime executed a 19-year-old national wrestling champion for the crime of joining January protests. After signaling to the world, including President
@realDonaldTrump, that they would halt executions of protesters, the regime has done the exact opposite."

She added, "Three young protesters, Saleh Mohammadi, Mehdi Ghasemi, and Saeed Davoudi, were hanged in Qom after a sham trial. Reports indicate torture. Forced confessions. No access to chosen lawyers. Closed-door proceedings. No right to appeal. I call on
@GlobalAthleteHQ to stand with Iranian athletes who are being silenced, imprisoned, and executed simply for raising their voices. This is not just about sports. This is about human dignity."

Alizreza Nader, an expert on Iran and human rights there, told Fox News Digital, "I feel very bad for him and his family. There should be a boycott of the regime when it comes to international sport. I do worry about individual athletes who will be impacted by this, as athletes in Iran are enduring very harsh conditions, including some reported as being virtual hostages by the regime. But there must be a heavy price for the regime for executing young people like this. There must be a deterrent."

Pashaei also hit on the bigger picture for women in sports back home, condemning alleged institutional attempts at silencing female athletes who object to the protection of women's sports from transgender athletes in America—wait, no, hold on, the original ties that in, but the focus here is the regime's brutality across the board.

This kid won bronze at the Saytiyev International Cup in Russia just last year. Hengaw human rights org posted his wrestling footage and wrote on X: "Footage shows Saleh Mohammadi, a 19-year-old athlete and member of Iran’s national wrestling team, who was secretly executed in the early hours of Thursday, March 19, 2026, in Qom Central Prison on charges of ‘enmity against God’ (moharebeh). Mohammadi had previously shared this video on his Instagram page, documenting his athletic journey and efforts toward success."

Look, the left loves to lecture us about "human rights" until it involves calling out radical Islamic regimes that hang teenagers for protesting. Then suddenly it's crickets. This regime is evil. It's built on fear, executions, and crushing anyone who stands up. Time to stop the hand-wringing and start the real pressure—bans, boycotts, and making sure the world knows: we see you, Khamenei cronies, and your days are numbered.

Rest in power, Saleh Mohammadi. You didn't die in vain. The fight continues.

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Male runner has hissy-fit after barred from competing against women in Olympics: he feels 'marginalized'

The guy in orange won

A male sprinter of mediocre talent against fellow fellows, Halba Diouf, is having a cow over being barred from competing against women in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. He says he's a woman in spite of being born with a penis and testicles, chromosomes and adam's apple.

Diouf is a French native who began cosmetic procedures to look like a female in 2021. He planned on competing against women and destroy their records, perhaps even set one of his own as a "woman" in the 200-meter sprint, but the International Olympic Committee (IOC) came to its senses and decided that men have a biological advantage over women in sports that require speed and strength. Besides, why feed into a person's delusions when psychotherapy is available.

“I cannot understand this decision as transgender women have always been allowed to compete if their testosterone levels were below a certain threshold,” Diouf claimed in an interview, as if this had been an accepted practice since wrestlers were wrestling naked in Greece.

“The only safeguard transgender women [i.e., men with gender dysphoria] have is their right to live as they wish, and we are being refused that, we are being hounded … I feel marginalized because they are excluding me from competitions.”

He took the women's medals

Yeah, transgender men are the victims, not the women they compete against, who have trained all their lives only to lose to less talented men, claiming to be women, who have a biological advantage. These men would never stand on an Olympic podium if they stayed in their gender lane.

The World Athletics Council finally decided in March that it would no longer allow so called transgender athletes to compete against women in female World Rankings competitions.

Lia Thomas steals the show

The move, which went into effect at the start of April, banned “male-to-female transgender athletes who have been through male puberty.” 

While that's a good thing, it isn't enough, in my humble opinion, but it's a fair start.

“Decisions are always difficult when they involve conflicting needs and rights between different groups, but we continue to take the view that we must maintain fairness for female athletes above all other considerations,” said World Athletics President Sebastian Coe [aka "Chairman of the Boards" for his indoor track speed in the mile]. 

“We will be guided in this by the science around physical performance and male advantage which will inevitably develop over the coming years. As more evidence becomes available, we will review our position, but we believe the integrity of the female category in athletics is paramount.”

Why is it that most men in the top tier of their sport understand that they have an advantage over the top tier of the women, but the mediocre men who cannot win want to dominate the women's events?

It isn't the male genitalia or the hormones themselves that give men the biological advantage over women; it's also the muscle mass, the strength and the fast twitch muscle advantage that generally gives men more speed. 

Meanwhile, there's the women who have retired from their sport, woke women like Megan Rapinoe, whose playing days are over and no longer has anything to lose, in spite of her U.S. Women's Soccer Team losing in a match against 15-year-old boys. That should tell us something about innate advantages.

So Diouf can complain and whine all he wants and say he feels marginalized, because that's what self-proclaimed victims do. But at least women will compete against women and men will compete against men--it's only fair.

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Man who believes he's a woman smashes women's weightlifting records: may head to Olympics

If you want your country to kick butt at the Olympic Games women's competitions, it never hurts to have even mediocre athletic guys who think they're women, represent you. Think of the women's records guys can shatter in events involving strength or speed.

Now put the shoe on the other foot and imagine you're a woman who has busted her butt training day in and day out and has beaten your contemporaries. Now imagine that you have to compete against a guy whose biology puts him at an advantage. Of course, not all men are stronger than all women, but in general, they are.

Laurel Hubbard is a man, based on his XY chromosomes and  who hopes to make the New Zealand woman's team at the Tokyo games. He has competed as a man but now says he thinks he's a woman and because we must entertain his delusions and gender dysphoria, he is eligible to compete at the 32nd Olympiad after his testosterone level puts him under the maximum threshold as required by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). 

Muscle mass to body weight, speed and acceleration, bone density, cardiovascular advantages,  and the fact that overall, men on average have one third greater strength than females should wake us up to the idea that men and women are different and identifying as a female doesn't take away most of those advantages.

In 2017, Hubbard’s first outing competing as a female in international competition saw the then-39-year-old smash unofficial national records for New Zealand at the Australian International in Melbourne, according to The New Zealand Herald.

In 2018, Hubbard became the first transgender athlete at the Commonwealth Games, something which the Australian Weightlifting Federation tried to prevent, to no avail.

“In our respectful view, the current criteria and its application has the potential to devalue women’s weightlifting and discourage female-born athletes from pursuing the sport at an elite level in the future,” the organization correctly stated.

Although the 2020 New Zealand weightlifting team has not yet been named, the nation’s Olympic committee said Hubbard is likely to make the cut. They'd be fools not to allow him to compete against the female counterparts. 

Piece of cake . . . and a dab of lipstick.

Transgender athletes consistently and ironically prove that men and women are different and that actually isn't a bad thing. They are robbing women of scholarships and their rightful places in sports history and it sucks.

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North Korea's Winter Olympics team

The entire NoKo Winter Olympics team?

North Korea will be taking part in the Winter Olympics in Seoul, South Korea in spite of the hermit nation's friction with the rest of the world due to their nuclear ambitions.

At a meeting Tuesday at Panmunjom in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)--the first of its kind in two years--North Korean puppets (aka officials) agreed to send a delegation to next month's Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, as both countries try to improve relations after a year of anxiety over Kim Jong Un's incessant nuclear and ballistic missile tests.

The North Korean team will proudly march into Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium in early February and will consist of at least two athletes, the figure skating pair of Ryom Tae Ok and Kim Ju Sik. The team's motto is: "Everything is Ok and Sik."

If they don't come away with a medal, they may find themselves skating on Lake Manpo in March.

Ok and Sik are the only competitors from North Korea to qualify for the games before the country missed a confirmation deadline set around Halloween by the International Olympic Committee. 

The skaters have been training in Montreal under skating coach Bruno Marcotte, a former World Junior bronze medalist. He met the kids at the World Figure Skating Championships last year.

"They approached me and at first they just wanted some advice on what they should do to be a better team," Marcotte told the CBC. "But that led to an off-ice lift class."

While training in Canada, the North Korean skaters became friendly with a South Korean pair, Alex Kang-chan Kam and Kim Kyueun, who were also working with Marcotte.

"As we trained together for two months in Canada, we became close easily because we speak the same language," Kam told the CBC. "We rooted for each other and we said that we should meet in Pyeongchang."

Although the IOC said Monday that it has "kept the door open" for North Korea to take part in the games, it's unknown if any other North Korean athletes will be allowed to participate in the games.

The IOC has said on many occasions it wants North Korean athletes to take part in the games and provided equipment and assistance with travel to increase the chances Kim will allow them out of the country because if they're smart, they aren't coming back.

The "Overhead Armpit Huff"

In the spirit of the Olympic games, South Korea proposed a unified team of the two Koreas, with a team participating in women's ice hockey and perhaps other events, but North Korea refused last June allegedly due to time constraints, but more likely due to the likelihood that South Korean athletes would convince them how much North Korea sucks.

South Korean officials have given the North the chance to decide on participation at any time prior to the games officially beginning.

Kim Jong Un may think it's a trap.

Overall, North Korea sucks at winter sports and has won merely two medals in the entire history of Winter Olympics: a silver in women's speed skating in the 1964 games in Innsbruck, Austria, and a bronze in women's short-track speed skating in 1992 at Albertville, France.

NoKo short-track speed skaters and cross-country skiers didn't qualify for the 2018 games.

Rumor has it that Kim Jong Un has always dreamed of being a champion sumo wrestler but he was too fat compared to his muscle mass.

In 1988 North Korea boycotted the Summer Olympics in Seoul and to make attendance to the games less attractive, they blew up an airliner killing 115 people.

During the inter-Korean talks on Tuesday, the South proposed that North Korea send a big delegation and march with South Korean athletes during the opening and closing ceremonies that take place about 40 miles south of the line that separates the two countries.

Pyongyang officials said that in addition to the two figure skaters, the country plans to send cheerleaders, journalists and government officials (aka undercover agents--to ensure Ok and Sik don't defect) to the games.


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Another Mohammed arrested in India

I'm telling you, those Mohammed, Muhammad, or Mohammad Muslims, and any others with a derivative name of the prophet of Islam, just can't catch a break when trying to commit jihad against us infidels.

The Asian Financial Forum reported that an Indian ISIS recruiter has been arrested by Rajastan state's Anti-terrorism Squad (ATS) alleging that he tried to recruit other young folks belonging the religion of peace, to the terror group.

Mohammed Sirajuddin (his friends call him "Mo") an IOC marketing manager, is accused of promoting the literal Islamic practice of jihad on the Internet. He attempted to groom young girls and boys for induction into the Smithereen Hall of Fame, along with other "seditious activities." 

My guess is beheading unbelievers.

According to Alok Tripathi, a top cop with the ATS and Special Operation Group, Mohammed is a native of Karnataka, in the south of India, and he is employed by IOC in Jaipur (which has a great vegetable recipe, I must say) the capital of Rajasthan.

Mo used Facebook, WhatsApp, Telegram, and other social media to spread the literal word of the Koran, (as does ISIS) to kill the infidels wherever you find them and all that terrorist garbage. He also had several issues of Dabiq, the ISIS terrorist organization's monthly online magazine, but he said he only gets it for the photos of sheep and other farm animals, if you know what he means.

Mo formed several social network groups online and posted messages, photos and videos for ISIS recruitment, says the police statement.

In spite of the fact that ISIS has about 170 million Muslims in its population of 1.25 billion people, there hasn't been much success in their recruitment. This may be due to the fact that Indians are too busy pumping water, studying their schoolwork, cooking great food, and fixing their bicycles, and have no interest in killing people who think differently than them. Another reason may be the fact that the government has been active in preventing the spread of literal Islam and taken security measures since the Paris attacks. 

The arrest of Sirajuddin has "not so far affected IOC shares which rose 0.25% on Friday morning," reports the AFF.


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We the People Shoot That Puck

Team USA's women's hockey team is scheduled to play at the Olympic games in just a few weeks.  Their goalie, Jessie Vetter, had to remove the words of the US Constitution, "We the People,"  from her custom-made helmet, which also bore her name. That too had to come off. The decision to remove these objectionable words from her helmet came from the International Olympic Committee.

Ron Slater, the artist who designed this mask (and many others for the NHL), worked with Vesser on its creation. He told FoxNews.com that he believes the IOC views our Constitution as "propaganda" that promotes the USA over other countries. That's ridiculous--we don't need to advertise to other countries to get them to leave theirs and come to ours--they do it in droves. 

The mask will still retain the Statue of Liberty, a "USA" shield, and a screaming eagle.