Trump doesn't hold back about Olympic skier who badmouthed the USA

Freestyle skier Hunter Hess [no relation to Rudolf Hess 1894-1987) the high-ranking Nazi who served as Hitler's deputy führer from 1933 until 1941] just had his big moment on the world stage and decided to take a shot at America, the very country he's supposed to be representing. He whined that it was "a little hard" to be the face of the nation because of President Trump's efforts to clean up the massive illegal alien mess handed to him by Sleepy Joe Biden.

Trump, never one to hold back, hit back hard on social media Sunday: "U.S. Olympic Skier, Hunter Hess, a real Loser, says he doesn’t represent his Country in the current Winter Olympics. If that's the case, he shouldn't have tried out for the Team, and it’s too bad he's on it. Very hard to root for someone like this. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!"

Rudolf Hess

Hess spilled his mixed feelings in a press conference in Milan on Friday, sounding like he was auditioning for the woke Olympics: During a news conference in Milan on Friday, Hess, a freestyle skier, said it was "a little hard" to represent the U.S. and he felt mixed emotions."There's obviously a lot going on that I'm not the biggest fan of, and I think a lot of people aren't," he said. "Just because I'm wearing the flag doesn't mean I represent everything that's going on in the U.S."

Then his teammate Chris Lillis jumped in with the usual virtue-signaling nonsense about ICE and "respecting everybody's rights," saying he felt heartbroken and hoping people see "that's the America that we're trying to represent."

Hey Hunter, how's life in North Korea these days? Or Iran? Crickets. But sure, go ahead and bash the freest, greatest country on Earth while wearing the stars and stripes.

Trump's cracking down on the open-border disaster Biden left behind has the Left melting down—here and overseas—because nothing scares them more than actual borders and stopping millions from pouring in illegally.

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We don't need our athletes out there undermining America on the global stage. Trump's spot-on: this guy's comments make it real tough to cheer for him. To hell with that attitude. Root for winners who love this country, not crybabies who trash it.

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Jewish father and son attacked by cowardly anti-Semites in Milan

The footage is grim, almost unbearably so. A mob, inflamed by the usual slogans, descends upon a Jewish father and his six-year-old son at a Milan gas station, shrieking "Free Palestine" and "murderer" as though these words were cudgels. The boy, marked out by his kippah and tzitzit, watches as his father is hurled to the ground, beaten, his glasses smashed. [Tzitzit (or tzitzis) are specially knotted ritual fringes or tassels worn in Jewish tradition, primarily by observant Jewish men, as commanded in the Torah (Numbers 15:38-39 and Deuteronomy 22:12). They are attached to the four corners of a garment, typically a tallit (prayer shawl) or a tallit katan, a small undergarment worn daily.]

This is not a scene from some distant dystopia, this is Italy, 2025.

The video, which I will not show here, has been ricocheting across social media. It captures the raw ugliness of the moment. The family, French nationals pausing to refuel, had done nothing to provoke this beyond existing as Jews. The mob's obscene gestures and chants were not a critique of policy but a visceral assault on identity. As the community group Black and Jewish Unity rightly put it, "This isn’t Nazi Germany in the 1930s. This is Italy in 2025." 

One might pause to ask: how far, really, have we come?

The outrage online is palpable, and rightly so. Italians, or at least those with a shred of decency, call it "a shameful embarrassment," the mob "ignorant." 

But this is not an isolated spasm of hatred. Milan, once a beacon of cosmopolitanism, now festers with anti-Semitism. In June, posters reading "Israelis not welcome" defaced Jewish neighborhoods and tourist hubs. These were not subtle political statements but blunt expressions of bigotry, as Milan city council member Daniel Nahum observed: "Anti-Zionism has become the modern form of antisemitism. These signs weren't criticizing the Israeli government-- they targeted all Israelis." 

He's right, of course. It's the kind of lazy, vicious conflation that would have you blame every Russian for Putin or every Iranian for Khamenei. Except, as Nahum notes, "Israel is a democracy." A detail conveniently ignored by those who prefer their hatreds simple.

Walter Meghnagi, president of Milan's Jewish community, lays the blame squarely at the feet of left-wing "pseudo-politicians" who fan these flames. "They do nothing but stoke hatred. They bear a large share of the responsibility for the spread of antisemitism," he says. And yet, the silence from much of the political class is deafening. "At least some from the center-right have stood up to defend us," Meghnagi adds, a faint flicker of hope in an otherwise bleak landscape.

This is not just Milan’s problem. It is Europe's and it's ours. The line between chanting slogans and breaking bones is thinner than we'd like to admit. And when a six-year-old must witness his father beaten for the crime of being a Jew, one wonders how much longer we can pretend this is merely a "protest" gone awry. 

The mob in Milan didn’t just attack a man; they attacked the very idea of a civilized society. And that, surely, is a warning we ignore at our peril.

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Italy upholds sentences of Pakistani parents who murdered their teen daughter for refusing arranged marriage

An Italian court just dropped the hammer—two life sentences for a pair of parents who decided their 18-year-old daughter, Saman Abbas, had to pay the ultimate price for daring to say "no thanks" to an arranged marriage with her older cousin. I guess she didn't think having pointy-head kids was a good idea.

Honor killing, they call it. I call it medieval madness. International media’s all over this one, and it’s as ugly as month-old gas station sushi floating in a toilet.

Saman’s body turned up in 2022, buried like a dark secret in a farmhouse near her dad’s workplace, 18 months after she went missing. Cops figured out quick she didn’t just trip and fall into a shallow grave—her neck was broken, likely strangled, because apparently her family thought that was a reasonable response to her wanting her own life. 

Here’s the kicker: her parents, Nazia Shaheen and Shabbir Abbas, bolted from Milan to Pakistan days after she was killed, while she was still listed as missing. Real classy move, folks--you might imagine they knew what they did was wrong, at least according to Italian law.


The court didn’t stop at Mom and Dad. Saman’s uncle, Danish [aka Donut] Hasnain, and two cousins got slapped with sentences too. Hasnain’s penalty got a glow-up from 14 years to 22, because apparently the first number wasn’t spicy enough. Shabbir got dragged back from Pakistan to face the music, while Nazia played hide-and-seek near the Kashmir border for three years before getting nabbed. 

The uncle and cousins tried their luck fleeing to France and Spain, but surprise—cops there don’t mess around either. The whole clan’s swearing they’re innocent, with Shabbir whining to the court, “never in my life did I think of killing my daughter.” Sure, pal, you just did it with malice aforethought.

Now, let’s talk about Saman. 

She was a teenager who moved from Pakistan to northern Italy and—gasp—actually liked Western culture. No headscarf for her, per the Associated Press, and she had the audacity to smooch her boyfriend in public and post pics of it. 

Her parents, predictably, lost their minds. She told her boyfriend she was scared for her life because she wouldn’t marry some cousin back in Pakistan. Smart girl, bad situation. She even spent time under social services’ care, per BBC News, but went back home—probably hoping things would cool off. Spoiler: they didn’t.

This story’s a gut-punch, horrible reminder that some folks cling to traditions so hard they’ll bury their own kids to keep them to avoid "family shame."

Saman deserved better than a family playing judge, jury, and executioner. Here’s hoping the Italian courts’ ruling sends a loud message: you don’t get to snuff out a young woman’s life because she wanted to live it on her terms. 

Rest in peace, Saman.

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Milan train station gets 'Allahu Akbarred" in a stabbing spree

Facial hair "Mohammad style"
(Photo: Jihad Watch)

Italy -- Italian police are investigating a Muslim man who stabbed one of their own and two army officers at Milan's main train station on Friday. They're trying to figure out why he did it but sources say the investigation has to do with international terrorism.

Anti-terrorism police are trying to determine whether the terrorist has links with militant groups [What, Islamism isn't a terrorist group?] beyond mere attempted murder.

The terrorist, Ismail Hosni, 20,  (just call him "Ismail") attacked three men with a knife Thursday night after they asked to see his identity papers. None of the men suffered life-threatening injuries.

Ismail has dual Italian and Tunisian nationality and was born in Milan. He was obviously arrested after the attack and faces possible attempted murder charges.

In Italy,  Islamophobia is a bigger "crime" than attempted murder of innocent Westerners, so we can expect to hear about more jihad attacks until Italian lawmakers remove their heads from their nether regions.

Investigators closed down Ismail's Facebook page they believe is his, because it contained videos praising Islamic State militants. 

The Milan Police Commissioner Marcello Cardona [also unfriended him prior to shutting him down] said that Ismail was not "psychologically imbalanced, just very religious.

Cardona does not have a license to practice psychiatry however. 



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Cop who shot jihadist is a Nazi sympathizer

It's like finding out that Mighty Mouse is just an ordinary rat.

The Italian cop who fatally shot the ISIS scumcrumpet responsible for the Berlin Christmas jihadist attack, was found to be a Nazi sympathizer. Germany changed its plan to hail him as a hero, according to Bild newspaper.

There's a disgusting image of Officer Luca Scata, 29, doing a Nazi salute with a feces-eating grin on his face. His police partner, Christian Movio, 36, who was also part of the ISIS takedown, is also believed to have totalitarian views.

Bild published the photo of Scata and the new information about Movio under the headline "Doubtful Heroes." 

German officials have canceled plans to recognize the officers for their heroism, in tracking down and killing Anis (pronounced "Anus") Amri in Milan, Italy, on December 23rd.



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Berlin Scumcrumpet sent to Virgintown by Italian police

Milan -- The ISIS-linked scumcrumpet "suspected" in the deadly Christmas market attack in Berlin has been killed in a shootout with better marksman after being confronted in Milan.

Anis (pronounced "Anus") Amri, a 24-year-old Tunisian had been the subject of a 72-hour manhunt after he drove a semi truck into a Christmas market killing 12 and injuring 48 people. 

This shouldn't come as a surprise to German Chancellor Angela Merkel. She had the bright idea of encouraging migrants train as lorry drivers and even get a discount on their license. Pamela Geller discusses that here.

 The shootout happened in the Sesto San Giovanni district in northern Milan. Before his death, Amri pledged allegiance to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and called for fellow jihadists to take revenge on "crusaders" bombing Muslims. Jihadists always take on the role of victim as they kill people with different beliefs.

"My message to crusaders bombing Muslims everyday . . . Their blood will not go in vain. We are a nation behind them and will take revenge for them," he said, trying to sound like a victim of Christian crusaders who unjustly kill Muslims. 

Italian Interior Minister Marco Minniti told reporters that the dead man was "without any doubt" Amri.

That Amri came from Tunisia as a "refugee" seeking asylum, to Italy where he was arrested for burning down a school and incarcerated for four years, then went to Germany, where they knew about him but could not deport him because he didn't have a passport, is a testament to blatant incompetence and constant denial of the global Islamic extremist problem.

Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni spoke to Angela Merkel about the shootout. One can only imagine what was said.

Virgintown, Paradise has a new tenant, a jihadist with a bullet-riddled body.



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