Footage of a 14-year-old girl in Scotland and her 12-year-old sister being approached and filmed by a migrant has gone viral across the world. While warning the person filming, the girl brandishes a knife and an axe before walking away from the scene. The incident occurred on Saturday evening in the Lochee area of Dundee. “She will be reported to the relevant authorities,” said a Police Scotland spokesperson.
Well, with the history of grooming gangs targeting white women, Sikh and Hindu women by Pakistanis and other migrants with the same religion, then regardless of what the truth is, even if it was staged as some claim, But this is a sign of what will come when the UK ends up in civil war, as the pattern that unfolded in India is now being replayed here in the West.
This is why we often tell the white majority not to fall for this left-wing VS right-wing divide-and-rule agendas of the establishment because both are the same. The same establishment that backs Islamists now backed Islamists to break up India into three parts to carve out two Islamic states, Pakistan and Bangladesh, which is why these same communities living in the UK are at the forefront of wanting to bring the UK under the caliphate.
Pakistan was coined in 1933 by Chaudhri Rahmat Ali, here in the UK at Cambridge, which had backing from Churchill because of his hate against Hindus who he refered to Beastly people with a Beastly religion’ which is why the British backed of the partition of India, and now we have ended up with Londonistan, part of that same Pakistan as Karma always has the last laugh.
Muhammad Ali Jinnah himself, the founder of Pakistan, was an Anglophone lawyer, which is why even in recent times, recruits for Hizbut Tahrir, Al-Muhajiroun, and similar outfits were drawn from UK university campuses, all British-educated, like we are presently seeing pro-Islamic protests for Palestine and increasing hate for jews and Hindus. Read the free series of The West’s Grooming of Radical Islam articles below the videos to know what future is coming.
A recent incident in Dundee, Scotland, has reignited concerns across Europe about the safety of young women in public spaces. On August 23, 2025, a 14-year-old girl was filmed confronting two adult men who were allegedly harassing her 12-year-old sister. Armed with a knife and hatchet, she shouted, “Don’t touch my little sister, she’s twelve!”—a moment that has since gone viral and sparked intense debate. While some view her actions as reckless, others see it as a desperate act in a climate where institutional protection feels absent. This episode reflects a broader crisis unfolding across European cities, where rising reports of harassment and grooming-related crimes—often linked to pakistani migrant communities—have left many women feeling unsafe. Historical failures, such as the grooming gang scandals in the UK, continue to haunt public trust. Authorities have been criticized for downplaying ethnic patterns in such crimes, fearing accusations of racism. -Republic
