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Milton Keynes, England
Joined July 2013
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If you share one video today 👇 This is the guy💪
Tommy Robinson’s being paid to create hate, the Muslim community are our friends, neighbours, companions, valued members of society
hopefully it gives people food for thought & wakes a few brain cells up
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The UK is a two tier police state where cops beat the crap out of peaceful protestors.
Oh, sorry... it's Trump's America, showing what happens to people who disagree with the President.
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A pregnant Muslim woman was kicked in the stomach in a Co-op car park in Milton Keynes.
He called her the “f***ing problem with this place,” attacked her “clown clothes”.
Hit her with a wine bottle and bag of ice.
Kicked her in the stomach twice after she told him she was pregnant
She lost her unborn twins.
The judge called her attacker a “shabby racist.”
A ‘SHABBY’ racist.
Not a TERRORIST.
Not a MONSTER.
He served under 2 years. He’s been walking free since 2020. Samsam Haji-Ali’s twins are still dead.
If he’d been Muslim, this would have led every news bulletin as a terror attack.
Thirty worshippers were inside the Zainabia Islamic Centre when a petrol bomb was thrown onto the roof. They put out the fire themselves.
These attacks didn’t all happen this week.
They happened years apart. That’s the point. People forgot. Our system doesn’t.
The Women and Equalities Committee’s first-ever inquiry into gendered Islamophobia, published January 2026 (HC 571), documented over 6,000 verified incidents in 2024 — a 165% rise since 2022.
73% of assaults came after the summer riots.
65% targeted women and girls.
The Muslim Women’s Network UK surveyed women before and after the riots. Before — 16% feared for their safety. After — 75%.
Home Office figures show anti-Muslim hate crimes rose 19% last year. Muslims are the target of 44% of all religious hate crimes. Only 6% result in charges.
The government’s Hate Crime Action Plan expired in 2020. No replacement has been published in six years.
They let 3 women dressed in burqas strip off to the chants of “take it off”
They let hate marches happen across the UK.
Anti Islam murals across Northern Ireland.
They proscribed Palestine Action as terrorists.
And they still refuse to use the word Islamophobia.
The system is broken.
Every attack in this post is being mapped.
Mosques, streets, workplaces. No stone unturned.
Report an incident: islamophobiauk.co.uk
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Angry2 retweeted
🚨🇬🇧 Rupert Lowe spent £600k of donor money on a pseudo-scientific ‘report’ claiming 250,000 white girls were r*ped by Muslim men and that Islam was the cause.
The 250,000 figure was sensationalist extrapolation, and the idea that Islam should be blamed for the actions of criminals is blatant Islamophobia.
Three days later, in Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man attacked five men - several of them Muslim, two of them worshippers leaving a mosque. Footage circulating online appears to show him shouting that he was protecting the country from Muslims.
Lowe’s report which was amplified to levels of hysteria to millions by Musk, Robinson, and a network of far-right accounts, painted a target on all Muslims’ backs.
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Phosphorus Discovered in Enceladus' Ocean
An international team led by geochemist Hao Jihua of China University has discovered traces of dissolved phosphorus in the ocean of Saturn's moon Enceladus. This element is one of the key building blocks of life, being a component of DNA, RNA, and cell membranes. Hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and sulfur had previously been found on Enceladus, but the absence of phosphorus cast doubt on the habitability of a subsurface ocean. This new discovery significantly increases the likelihood of biochemical processes occurring beneath the moon's surface.
Beneath Enceladus' icy crust lies a deep, salty ocean where water temperatures can reach 1°C. Even without biological organisms, the discovery of phosphorus forces scientists to rethink the chemistry of subsurface worlds and expands their understanding of the limits of the habitable zone in the Solar System.
