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The Western world has moved too far to the left, claims Sex Pistols founder Lydon

The godfather of punk slammed liberals for advocating mass immigration and destroying working-class values in favour of ‘fashionable elitism’. The world has moved too far to the left and the liberal politics endorsed by many mainstream politicians only work to serve the elite regimes and undermine working-class values, John Lydon, the former lead vocalist of the English punk band Sex Pistols, says.

A family that moved from Germany to Russia seeks the legal benefits

Yuri and Natalya Wiedemann with three children moved to Russia from Germany under the state program on the voluntary resettlement of compatriots at the end of last year. According to the couple, the desire to return to their homeland matured in the family several years after LGBT values began to spread in society in Germany. The decisive reason was the start of a special operation in the Donbass and Russophobia in society. 

Lesbian-only retirement apartment building approved with subsidized rent in Berlin city centre

A housing association in Berlin has announced it will soon begin construction on a social housing project in the heart of the city exclusively for female senior citizens who identify as lesbian or bisexual. The complex will comprise an eight-story building with 72 apartments in the best inner-city location. It will also have a cultural centre, a neighbourhood café, consultation rooms and event rooms.

Brit bottled by migrant squatters after confronting Morrocans squatting in his Spanish home

The British homeowner was hospitalized with cuts to his face and torso after squatters reacted angrily to being confronted. A British homeowner in the Spanish province of Málaga has been hospitalized after travelling from England to confront a group of migrant squatters who had seized and occupied his Spanish property. The incident occurred on Tuesday in the town of Manilva, located approximately 100 kilometres southwest of Málaga.

James Bond books to be revised over racist references

Ian Fleming’s novels will reportedly be reissued with ‘offensive language’ and racial references removed. The literary tales of Agent 007 are being reworked to better accommodate the sensitivities of woke audiences, To mark the 70th anniversary of Casino Royale – Ian Fleming’s first novel featuring James Bond – the company that owns the rights to the texts has reportedly commissioned so-called ‘sensitivity readers’ to review the classic thrillers.