Christendom built the West.
What happened to Christmas? Or, do you still think Britain is a Christian state?
On the initiative of the Ramadan Tent Project, a Muslim NGO sponsored by the Aziz Foundation, which is itself funded by a Malawi Muslim billionaire, ‘Happy Ramadan’, the Islamic festival that now dominates every February and March in Britain just as Islamophobia Awareness Month dominates November, has been spelled out in lights on London’s Regent Street since 2023. However, ever since a Pakistan Muslim, Sadiq Khan, became the Mayor of London in 2016, the word ‘Christmas’ — which has been celebrated in Britain since 597 AD when St. Augustine baptised over 10,000 Anglo-Saxon converts in Canterbury and in Regent Street’s lights since 1954 — has been replaced by the unchanged and generic imagery of angels with no reference to the Christian festival.
Belief in angels is one of the core tenets of Islam and one of the six articles of faith. Indeed, angels are more prominent in Islam than in Judaism or Christianity. The triumphant angels, their arms raised aloft, that have lined Regent Street every November and December for eleven years under the Mayorship of Sadiq Khan are a celebration not of Christmas but of the Islamic Conquest of Britain. Conquering religions always build on the sacred sites of the conquered people, and the lights on Regent Street at Ramadan, as at what is now euphemistically referred to as Britain’s ‘Winter Festival’, are the equivalent of the Rashidun Caliphate building the Al-Aqsa Mosque on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, the holiest site in Judaism.
Another event organised by the Ramadan Tent Project took place on 2 March last year, when King Charles II opened the doors of St. George’s Hall, named after the Patron Saint of England, in Windsor Castle to 360 Muslims breaking their Ramadan fast. This was the first time Iftar had been held in the State Apartments, which are usually reserved for banquets for visiting Heads of State. And, for the thirteenth year running, on 29 March, 2026, London’s Muslim Mayor, Sadiq Khan, hosted the Open Iftar finale in Trafalgar Square, another event organised by the Ramadan Tent Project.
But the celebrations of the Islamic Conquest of Britain don’t stop there. On 5 March 2026, Keir Starmer, then Prime Minister of the UK, invited representatives from the myriad Muslim organisations operating in Britain into 10 Downing Street. There he told not only the Muslims present but Muslims across the UK: ‘You are the face of modern Britain.’ In attendance were the following Muslims:
• Shabana Mahmood, a Pakistan Muslim who, since September 2025, has been the UK’s Home Secretary, in which capacity she oversees law enforcement in England and Wales, national security and counter terrorism, immigration and border security, as well as MI5, the UK’s domestic counter-intelligence and security agency. This is despite the fact that, as of March 2024, 63% of prisoners in the UK arrested on terrorist-related charges are Islamic terrorists; and that MI5 currently lists Islamic terrorism as the most significant threat to Britain by volume .
• Adam Kelwick, a Yemeni Muslim and imam of the Abdullah Quilliam Mosque in Liverpool who led the Islamic prayers. After the 7/7 attacks in Britain by Islamic terrorists that killed 54 people and injured 784, Kelwick complained about security checks faced by Muslims at UK airports. In October 2023, his mosque hosted Haroon Hanif, another imam, who in his sermon — which was broadcast live on the mosque’s social media pages — argued that its worshippers should ‘wage war for Allah’, urged them not to be ‘weak about jihad’, and to follow Allah’s wishes to ‘wipe out disbelievers’. The sermon was reported by the National Secular Society and the mosque was subsequently issued with a warning by the Charity Commission.
• Saeed Atcha, MBE, an Indian Muslim and CEO of the charity, Youth Leads UK, from whose exchange programme with the US Embassy he resigned in 2016 following the election of Donald Trump. Despite being only 30 years old, Atche is a former trustee of the Prince of Wales’ charity, Step Up To Serve; is the Associate Non-Executive Director of Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust; the trustee of Generation UK & Ireland; a patron of the East of England’s Children’s charity, Ormiston Families; the Commissioner for Young People and Vulnerable Groups at the Social Mobility Commission, and Deputy Lieutenant of Greater Manchester, one of the centres of the Muslim grooming- and rape-gang network.
• Lord Wajid Khan, a Pakistani Muslim, who was nominated for his peerage by Keir Starmer, is the former Member of the European Parliament for North-West England, and today sits on the Labour Party National Policy Forum, the International Policy Commission and the North West regional board. In July 2024, he was appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Faith, Communities and Resettlement with a remit and government funding to ‘combat hate against Muslims’. He used his position in the House of Lords to lobby for Starmer’s Government to adopt the All-Party Parliamentary Group of British (sic) Muslims’ definition of Islamophobia by which Britons critical of Islam are arrested and sentenced in Britain today.
• Muhammad Butt, a Pakistani Muslim and Leader of London’s Brent Council, in which 21.4% of the population were Muslim in the 2021 Census and far more are today, and only 15% of the population was White British in 2024.
• Muhbeen Hussain, MBE, a Pakistan Muslim and founder of British Muslim Youth, and a Labour Party researcher who was instrumental in the drawing up of the APPG definition of Islamophobia. In October 2015, Hussain — whose uncle, Mahroof Hussain, was a Labour cabinet member and councillor in Rotherham when the Muslim rape gangs were operating — organised Muslims in Rotherham, his home town, to refuse to cooperate with West Yorkshire Police in their investigation into the Muslim rape gangs, and called on those who do cooperate to be boycotted by the Muslim diaspora. In response, in July 2025 Hussain was awarded an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours for ‘Political Services to Integration, Cohesion and to British Society’
The Iftar reception in 10 Downing Street wasn’t an isolated event. On 4 March, 2025, Starmer had hosted the Big Iftar in Westminster Hall, the first time it has been held in this, the oldest part of the Houses of Parliament, which was built in the late Eleventh Century, and is traditionally used for state banquets and lying-in-state ceremonies such as that held for Queen Elizabeth II. Organised by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Muslims, this was the first time a Prime Minister had done so, with an imam addressing the congregation from the House of Commons in Arabic and English.
Insufficiently purged of his Christian or Jewish faith, on 3 April Starmer hosted yet another Muslim festival, Eid al Fitr, at 10 Downing Street, when he openly declared that the seat of the UK Government belongs to Muslims. Besides, once again, the London Mayor, among those in attendance was Anisa Mahmood, a Pakistani Muslim and the Founder and Director of the Anti-Islamophobia Working Group (AIWG), which in February 2024 published its report, Strategies for Eradicating Islamophobia in the UK.
Needless to say, no equivalent events were held for Lent or Ash Wednesday, the equivalent festival to Iftar in the Christian calendar: not by the King, who despite being the Head of the Church of England and nominal Defender of the Anglican Faith appears to have converted to Islam; not by the Prime Minister of the UK, in which 46.2% of the population was still Christian in the 2021 Census; and not, of course, by the Muslim Mayor of London.
Extract from my new book, The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain. If you still think that Christmas is being celebrated on Regent Street, that Britain is still a Christian state, that our hereditary Head of State and newly-retitled ‘protector of the space for Faith within the multi-faith nation’ is a Christian, or that the UK Government is representing and protecting the interests and beliefs of Christians and atheists rather than those of Muslims, you need to read it. The link is below.
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What happened to Christmas? Or, do you still think Britain is a Christian state?
On the initiative of the Ramadan Tent Project, a Muslim NGO sponsored by the Aziz Foundation, which is itself funded by a Malawi Muslim billionaire, ‘Happy Ramadan’, the Islamic festival that now dominates every February and March in Britain just as Islamophobia Awareness Month dominates November, has been spelled out in lights on London’s Regent Street since 2023. However, ever since a Pakistan Muslim, Sadiq Khan, became the Mayor of London in 2016, the word ‘Christmas’ — which has been celebrated in Britain since 597 AD when St. Augustine baptised over 10,000 Anglo-Saxon converts in Canterbury and in Regent Street’s lights since 1954 — has been replaced by the unchanged and generic imagery of angels with no reference to the Christian festival.
Belief in angels is one of the core tenets of Islam and one of the six articles of faith. Indeed, angels are more prominent in Islam than in Judaism or Christianity. The triumphant angels, their arms raised aloft, that have lined Regent Street every November and December for eleven years under the Mayorship of Sadiq Khan are a celebration not of Christmas but of the Islamic Conquest of Britain. Conquering religions always build on the sacred sites of the conquered people, and the lights on Regent Street at Ramadan, as at what is now euphemistically referred to as Britain’s ‘Winter Festival’, are the equivalent of the Rashidun Caliphate building the Al-Aqsa Mosque on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, the holiest site in Judaism.
Another event organised by the Ramadan Tent Project took place on 2 March last year, when King Charles II opened the doors of St. George’s Hall, named after the Patron Saint of England, in Windsor Castle to 360 Muslims breaking their Ramadan fast. This was the first time Iftar had been held in the State Apartments, which are usually reserved for banquets for visiting Heads of State. And, for the thirteenth year running, on 29 March, 2026, London’s Muslim Mayor, Sadiq Khan, hosted the Open Iftar finale in Trafalgar Square, another event organised by the Ramadan Tent Project.
But the celebrations of the Islamic Conquest of Britain don’t stop there. On 5 March 2026, Keir Starmer, then Prime Minister of the UK, invited representatives from the myriad Muslim organisations operating in Britain into 10 Downing Street. There he told not only the Muslims present but Muslims across the UK: ‘You are the face of modern Britain.’ In attendance were the following Muslims:
• Shabana Mahmood, a Pakistan Muslim who, since September 2025, has been the UK’s Home Secretary, in which capacity she oversees law enforcement in England and Wales, national security and counter terrorism, immigration and border security, as well as MI5, the UK’s domestic counter-intelligence and security agency. This is despite the fact that, as of March 2024, 63% of prisoners in the UK arrested on terrorist-related charges are Islamic terrorists; and that MI5 currently lists Islamic terrorism as the most significant threat to Britain by volume .
• Adam Kelwick, a Yemeni Muslim and imam of the Abdullah Quilliam Mosque in Liverpool who led the Islamic prayers. After the 7/7 attacks in Britain by Islamic terrorists that killed 54 people and injured 784, Kelwick complained about security checks faced by Muslims at UK airports. In October 2023, his mosque hosted Haroon Hanif, another imam, who in his sermon — which was broadcast live on the mosque’s social media pages — argued that its worshippers should ‘wage war for Allah’, urged them not to be ‘weak about jihad’, and to follow Allah’s wishes to ‘wipe out disbelievers’. The sermon was reported by the National Secular Society and the mosque was subsequently issued with a warning by the Charity Commission.
• Saeed Atcha, MBE, an Indian Muslim and CEO of the charity, Youth Leads UK, from whose exchange programme with the US Embassy he resigned in 2016 following the election of Donald Trump. Despite being only 30 years old, Atche is a former trustee of the Prince of Wales’ charity, Step Up To Serve; is the Associate Non-Executive Director of Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust; the trustee of Generation UK & Ireland; a patron of the East of England’s Children’s charity, Ormiston Families; the Commissioner for Young People and Vulnerable Groups at the Social Mobility Commission, and Deputy Lieutenant of Greater Manchester, one of the centres of the Muslim grooming- and rape-gang network.
• Lord Wajid Khan, a Pakistani Muslim, who was nominated for his peerage by Keir Starmer, is the former Member of the European Parliament for North-West England, and today sits on the Labour Party National Policy Forum, the International Policy Commission and the North West regional board. In July 2024, he was appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Faith, Communities and Resettlement with a remit and government funding to ‘combat hate against Muslims’. He used his position in the House of Lords to lobby for Starmer’s Government to adopt the All-Party Parliamentary Group of British (sic) Muslims’ definition of Islamophobia by which Britons critical of Islam are arrested and sentenced in Britain today.
• Muhammad Butt, a Pakistani Muslim and Leader of London’s Brent Council, in which 21.4% of the population were Muslim in the 2021 Census and far more are today, and only 15% of the population was White British in 2024.
• Muhbeen Hussain, MBE, a Pakistan Muslim and founder of British Muslim Youth, and a Labour Party researcher who was instrumental in the drawing up of the APPG definition of Islamophobia. In October 2015, Hussain — whose uncle, Mahroof Hussain, was a Labour cabinet member and councillor in Rotherham when the Muslim rape gangs were operating — organised Muslims in Rotherham, his home town, to refuse to cooperate with West Yorkshire Police in their investigation into the Muslim rape gangs, and called on those who do cooperate to be boycotted by the Muslim diaspora. In response, in July 2025 Hussain was awarded an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours for ‘Political Services to Integration, Cohesion and to British Society’
The Iftar reception in 10 Downing Street wasn’t an isolated event. On 4 March, 2025, Starmer had hosted the Big Iftar in Westminster Hall, the first time it has been held in this, the oldest part of the Houses of Parliament, which was built in the late Eleventh Century, and is traditionally used for state banquets and lying-in-state ceremonies such as that held for Queen Elizabeth II. Organised by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Muslims, this was the first time a Prime Minister had done so, with an imam addressing the congregation from the House of Commons in Arabic and English.
Insufficiently purged of his Christian or Jewish faith, on 3 April Starmer hosted yet another Muslim festival, Eid al Fitr, at 10 Downing Street, when he openly declared that the seat of the UK Government belongs to Muslims. Besides, once again, the London Mayor, among those in attendance was Anisa Mahmood, a Pakistani Muslim and the Founder and Director of the Anti-Islamophobia Working Group (AIWG), which in February 2024 published its report, Strategies for Eradicating Islamophobia in the UK.
Needless to say, no equivalent events were held for Lent or Ash Wednesday, the equivalent festival to Iftar in the Christian calendar: not by the King, who despite being the Head of the Church of England and nominal Defender of the Anglican Faith appears to have converted to Islam; not by the Prime Minister of the UK, in which 46.2% of the population was still Christian in the 2021 Census; and not, of course, by the Muslim Mayor of London.
Extract from my new book, The Great Replacement and the Islamisation of Britain. If you still think that Christmas is being celebrated on Regent Street, that Britain is still a Christian state, that our hereditary Head of State and newly-retitled ‘protector of the space for Faith within the multi-faith nation’ is a Christian, or that the UK Government is representing and protecting the interests and beliefs of Christians and atheists rather than those of Muslims, you need to read it. The link is below.
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Last year, I secretly recorded the Zine Librarians unConference, where far leftist librarians who work at publicly funded institutions create and spread far left propaganda.
The leftists librarians were not happy about it.
So we did it again this year.
We have the only recording that exists of this year's event, because they did not record it to keep their conversations private. We will be watching it this week on my streams.
Massive shoutout to @reagan1hahn for spending all weekend secretly recording this year's event.
Reagan stepped up to do the recording because we wanted to lull the leftists librarians into a false sense of security by seeing me online doing other things during their event, so they wouldn't suspect we were infiltrating them again.
They thought their conversations were private. But they were not. The public has a right to know what is happening at taxpayer funded libraries in their communities at the universities. And we will show people.
Most this week. Stay tuned.
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Karlyn was right again.
Over a year ago, I sent Harmeet Dhillon (@HarmeetKDhillon @AAGDhillon) evidence of a communist college professor at Texas State University calling to overthrow the government.
Harmeet told me she cared more about my use of capital letters than she did about solving the problem.
I later got that professor fired.
Today, Harmeet is on her way out of the Trump administration and I say good riddance. She needs to shut up and go away forever.
The more heads that roll out of this sinking ship the better we will all be in the long run.
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The Far left is funding by mutual aid (imagine a church potluck signup sheet).
In a talk with Dean Spade who authored Mutual Aid (how the far left is funded), they say "the system of nonprofitization is one designed to limit radical action."
NGOs come with strings attached.
Once again, @DrKarlynB asks: why isn't @RealAlexJones looking at the evidence?
The far left revolutionaries are openly calling for direct action to overthrow the US Government. The Communist Control Act of 1954 is still a useful tool in 2026.
The US Congress should call an investigation of the sources of this anti-government rhetoric. Thank you 🇺🇸
Credit to primary sources is respect of intellectual property.
Karlyn Borysenko and her community, thank you brave heroes for intellectual integrity.
Primary sources are key.
Americans are done with spin narratives and gatekeepers.
It's absolutely reprehensible that @HarrisonHSmith purposely ignored primary source evidence and called Karlyn a leftist to shill a narrative.
Then he talked about the May Day 2028 mass general strike with @BrandonStraka. He got that info from Karlyn. He failed to mention that.
May 1, 2028 is the Grand General Strike. Karlyn is correct.
The actual timeline of the reporting on the May Day 2028 mass general strike.
Reality matters, @HarrisonHSmith @BrandonStraka
The far left marches and continues to organize. What are you doing to stop them?
So glad @HarrisonHSmith that you’re sounding out about the May Day 2028 strike!
Since we all already know it was @DrKarlynB who first broke that news (months ago), now is the time to take another look at all the evidence she has regarding the far left enemies!
#RealityPilled
Harrison Smith, I respect your
work @HarrisonHSmith - we are on the same team, the patriots.
The radical far left revolutionaries never give up.
Someone please remind @HarrisonHSmith (who blocked me for correctly informing him that what was going on in France was NOT a Muslim uprising) that I've been talking about the May 1, 2028 Mass General Strike longer than he's known about it.
cc @BrandonStraka
If you are offended by Karlyn
hurting your feelings, you are not prepared for the real radical revolutionary left.