Trump's Retweets And Other Stories

President Trump, or someone using his Twitter account, has retweeted three Tweets by Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, described as a "far-right" group.  (Apparently, supporting free speech about Islam and Muslims makes you "far-right" in the U.K., but I digress.)  Each of her Tweets includes a video of a violent act by a Muslim, or someone purported to be a Muslim.  The authenticity of each video, as in whether the violent person(s) really is or are Muslim(s), seems to be a matter of debate.

Read more at the Times & Star, Russia Today, BBC News, Kent Online and The Sun.

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In other stories:

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In Germany, migrant attacks on police have reached "epidemic proportions".

London's mayor calls for gender-neutral toilets.

French President Emmanuel Macron is not all that popular these days.

Contrary to popular perception, there are indeed migrants in Poland.

In Australia, Milo stirs the pot.

Dutch MPs call for better screening of gay asylum seekers.

According to one political scientist, another "grand coalition" won't be good for democracy in Germany.

To protect themselves, Jews in Bochum, Germany will stop wearing the kippot.

Italy and the E.U. plan to give lots of Euros to the Libyan coast guard.

The E.U.-Africa summit seeks jobs and stability for the growing African population.

Some Arabic terms for non-Muslims.  (H/T Global Patriot Radio for the Tweet)

In Canada, "emergency hijab kits" draw criticism.

The Chief Imam of Ghana calls for homosexuality to be rejected "with all our might".

Don't believe the left about the CFBP.

A convicted war criminal renders his sentence moot.

NBC fires Matt Lauer.

Minnesota Public Radio fires Garrison Keillor.

According to Mark Levin, the battle over the budget and taxes is going to get nasty.

And last but not least, sports broadcaster Al Michaels speculates on Eli Manning's future.