UK Muslim gang kidnapped, beat Israeli, gets sentenced

Three British Muslims got sentenced to eight years in jail for kidnapping and beating up an Israeli music producer in Wales. They did it because they hated Israel and had extreme Islamic beliefs.

A court in Wales found Mohammad Comrie, Faiz Shah, and Elijah Ogunnubi-Sime guilty of planning to snatch an Israeli guy named Itay Kashti.

The three tricked Kashti into coming to a lonely cottage in the Welsh countryside, saying he’d be part of a music project.

But as soon as he got there, the men “immediately assaulted” Kashti and the taxi driver who brought him, according to a Jewish Chronicle report.

Kashti was “handcuffed to a radiator,” while the driver got away and called the cops.
When the attackers left the room, Kashti broke free from the handcuffs, grabbed his phone—which they’d taken—and ran out of the cottage.

During the attack, Kashti got cuts on his head and face, plus bruises all over his body.

The Jewish Chronicle said prosecutors found Telegram messages between the guys that showed the plan, including a “shopping list” of stuff like zip ties, gloves, and drugs to knock someone out.
The judge, Catherine Richards, who sentenced Comrie, Shah, and Ogunnubi-Sime, said she had “no doubt” they picked Kashti because they thought he was a rich Jew.

They were going to make his family pay them in cryptocurrency to let him go.

Richards also said the guys “seemed to justify action against the victim in this case based on his [religious] background as if he was less worthy of your respect and compassion, and [that is] utterly abhorrent to any right-thinking person.”

The attackers’ chats showed they did it for Islamic reasons, telling each other to “keep [in] mind your intention of jihad.”

Another message said, “All three of us have complete, 100% faith in Allah, so we can’t fail.”
In court, the judge read a statement from Kashti saying he thought he might die during the attack.
“The awful incident of October 7 flashed through his mind as he lay restrained on the floor in handcuffs,” the judge read.

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Kashti also said “he was thinking of his Jewish ancestors who suffered through the Holocaust.”

“All three of us have complete, 100% faith in Allah, so we can’t fail,” read a message from one of the kidnappers.

Anti-Semitism sucks.

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Female pool player refuses to play against a man with gender dysphoria

A female pool final match in Denbighshire, Wales, ended before it was supposed to end when a real woman forfeited the match because she was drawn to compete against a dude who claims to be a woman. 

The woman, Lynne Pinches, refused to play against a guy who calls himself Harriet Haynes, and for the temerity she displays for doing so, Pinches has demonstrated that she has bigger figurative balls than Haynes has literal gonads. She even received a round of applause from spectators, who obviously agreed with her decision to forfeit. If the UPenn female swim team refused to jump into the pool at the gun, Lia Thomas would have looked like a fool.

The English Pool Association’s 2023 Champion of Champions Ladies winner was a man because the world has become a global insane asylum. 

Pinches would end up smiling brightly for her runner-up picture as well but she may have been hiding "the bird" behind her back.

Initially, it looked as if Pinches and Haynes were going to face each other, as they both hit balls to determine who would go first in the match.

When Haynes was pegged to go second, Pinches walked up to the referee and told him of her decision to walk away from the match.

"Yes, Lynne!" one spectator yelled as a loud applause came from the crowd.

Pinches packed up her things, as Haynes, a man with a plan, seemed bewildered.

Haynes beat out a lot of women this year as he was the World Masters Champion, World Scotch Doubles Champion alongside an actual woman, Barbara Taylor, European Champion and European Team Champion in 2023.

Haynes was laughingly named the National Ladies Singles Champion in 2022 and the International Pool Association World Champion the same year.

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