A Muslim man in England won’t immediately report to prison even after he pleaded guilty to what a judge called “an outrageous public display of misogyny.” Muhammed Hassan, 26, of Bradford, England, attacked three women he knew in broad daylight at a gas station because he disapproved of their makeup and clothes, local news outlet the Telegraph & Argus reported. Prosecutor Ayman Khokhar said in court that the women had stopped to fill up their car at the gas station before going to dinner on May 25. That’s when Hassan approached the vehicle, grabbed the driver, and slammed her head on the dashboard. He then grabbed another woman by the hair and punched her in the head before also punching the third woman. For this, Hassan was sentenced to six months in prison suspended for two years, meaning he won’t go to prison unless he violates a condition of his sentence. He must attend 35 rehabilitation activity requirement days “to address the underlying things that led to this otherwise inexplicable violence” and carry out 180 hours of community service while wearing an electronic tag to monitor his movements for the next four months. He must also pay a £500 fine. Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. “Whatever the motivation was for this it’s still utterly inadequate to justify the violence that you perpetrated against [the victims] when they were sitting in a car effectively cowering from you,” Judge Colin Burn said in court, according to the Argus. “The three people on the receiving end of your violence were women who were in a vulnerable situation.” “[This was] an extremely abusive, controlling, and violent incident,” the judge added. One of the women testified that Hassan had pulled up beside them at the gas station and began “refueling his car slowly on purpose.” The women said they decided to wait until he left because he had previously called them “slags” and “prostitutes” for not wearing traditional clothing and makeup. He had also previously demanded they dress conservatively. Hassan still managed to gain access to them in their vehicle and beat them in a 51-second attack captured on CCTV. After the brutal attack, he drove away while the women called the police. When interviewed by police, Hassan reportedly remained silent but later pleaded guilty to an affray charge, which is a disorderly conduct offense usually involving two or more people fighting in a public area. Khokhar, the prosecutor, said in court that Hassan’s attack was motivated by misogyny. “In broad daylight he has attacked three females at a petrol station,” she said, according to the Argus. “The offense appears to be motivated by sexist attitudes towards women.” Fuad Arshad, representing Hassan, claimed his client’s behavior was “very much out of character” and said he was “very regretful.” Arshad also claimed that Hassan had believed the women had “played some role in how a marriage ended” but insisted his client knew that what he had done was “unjustified.” WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI The decision to keep Hassan out of jail comes barely a week after United Kingdom Home Secretary Yvette Cooper called misogyny an extremist ideology and vowed to crack down on it. Cooper vowed to crack down on those “pushing harmful and hateful beliefs,” including extreme misogyny, in an attempt to fight extremism, The Guardian reported. The Home Office commissioned a review that will inform a new government strategy to combat “the rise of Islamist and far-right extremism.”

Since becoming the Democratic Party’s de facto 2024 nominee nearly 40 days ago, Vice President Kamala Harris has done everything she could to rid herself of the baggage of the Biden-Harris administration — which is to say that Harris herself has done little, if anything, while media outlets run cover for her. Until President Joe Biden bowed out of the 2024 presidential campaign — a move that appears to have been forcefully encouraged by high-dollar donors and heavy hitters within the party — Harris was only too happy to take credit for her role in crafting Biden-Harris policy. She even famously boasted about being the last person in the room when Biden finalized the plan to withdraw from Afghanistan. But without Biden at the top of the ticket, media outlets have worked overtime to redefine a Harris independent of the man who just over one month earlier was her running mate. Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. POLITICO took aim at Republican vice presidential nominee and sitting Ohio Senator JD Vance in a Tuesday X post: “Vance tries to tether Harris to Biden during Michigan rally.” ‘Our corrupt leadership’: Vance tries to tether Harris to Biden during Michigan rally https://t.co/0LWM4gq5C7 — POLITICO (@politico) August 27, 2024 During the rally, Vance pointed out that Harris had cast the tie-breaking vote on the Inflation Reduction Act — which has been tied to persistent inflation and higher prices, among other things. Vance also called Harris out directly over her repeated claims that she planned to begin fixing issues like inflation “on day one,” noting that because she is currently serving as vice president and has been since late January of 2021, “day one” for her was “1300 days ago.” .@JDVance: “Kamala, I hate to break it to you, but ‘Day One’ was 1300 days ago. You’ve been Vice President for three and a half years, what the hell have you been doing during all that time? The message from the state of Michigan is: you had your chance, you FAILED and we’re not… pic.twitter.com/BCxxdbF9VT — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) August 27, 2024 “I spotted the tether,” conservative pundit Mary Katharine Ham posted via X, along with a screenshot of the official White House site referring to “The Biden-Harris Administration.” I spotted the tether. https://t.co/wv7kOx2GAv pic.twitter.com/uFDMXD8AyK — Mary Katharine Ham (@mkhammer) August 27, 2024 The Hill also weighed in with a similar headline: “Former President Trump sidesteps his role in Afghanistan exit in trying to link Vice President Harris to chaos.” WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Townhall’s Guy Benson responded, “Biden was president when it happened (and still is, technically!), promised we would leave no one behind, said it would be orderly, then pronounced it an ‘extraordinary success.’ Harris was VP when it happened, and still is. She’s boasted of her role.” Biden was president when it happened (and still is, technically!), promised we would leave no one behind, said it would be orderly, then pronounced it an “extraordinary success.” Harris was VP when it happened, and still is. She’s boasted of her role: https://t.co/dGdYzSQMeE pic.twitter.com/YGOCd3ZU0T — Guy Benson (@guypbenson) August 28, 2024

Newly-released video shows former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) saying former President Donald Trump must “pay a price” after the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6, 2021. Pelosi’s documentary filmmaker daughter, Alexandria, captured the moment early on January 7 in a car after Congress certified Joe Biden’s 2020 presidential election victory, according to multiple reports. “I just feel sick about what he did to the Capitol and the country,” Pelosi said after being asked how she felt about being “done” with Trump. The then-speaker added, “He’s got to pay a price for that.” Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. “I just feel sick about what [Trump] did to the Capitol and the country today. He’s got to pay a price for that.” — @politico has obtained previously unaired footage of Nancy Pelosi as she responded to January 6th pic.twitter.com/I16cQx7cqU — The Recount (@therecount) August 28, 2024 The Democrat-controlled House ultimately impeached Trump for alleged “incitement of insurrection,” but the GOP-controlled Senate acquitted him. Yet it did not stop there. House Democrats spearheaded a bipartisan select committee investigation into January 6, resulting in a recommendation that Trump face charges. Multiple criminal prosecutions have been levied against Trump as he runs another White House campaign this election cycle, including a federal case in which he is accused of election subversion. Trump has denied wrongdoing and often insists he is the target of a politically-motivated “witch hunt.” Republicans regained control of the House after the 2022 election and, in the months that followed, they began their own inquiry into the January 6 panel and the security failures underlying the U.S. Capitol riot. In June, the GOP-led House Oversight Subcommittee disclosed video of Pelosi saying she took “responsibility” for not having the National Guard be more adequately prepared for the events of January 6. ? Since January 6, 2021, Nancy Pelosi spent 3+ years and nearly $20 million creating a narrative to blame Donald Trump. NEW FOOTAGE shows on January 6, Pelosi ADMITTED: "I take responsibility." WATCH: pic.twitter.com/95a0totTWB — Oversight Subcommittee (@OversightAdmn) June 10, 2024 Chairman Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) said that video obtained from HBO — which released a documentary about Pelosi in 2022 — belied the former speaker’s public effort to pin the blame on Trump. WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Other clips emerged in the press this week, less than 90 days before the 2024 election. Multiple news outlets reported they “obtained” footage that Congress had received from HBO. One of the new clips shows Pelosi saying there was “a domestic enemy in the White House” — a likely reference to Trump. Pelosi made similar remarks to MSNBC in 2020, saying, “Sadly, the domestic enemies to our voting system and our honoring of the Constitution are right at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue with their allies in the Congress of the United States.” Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA), who is now House majority leader, responded at the time by calling Pelosi’s comments “disgusting” and saying he was shot at a 2017 congressional baseball practice because of “this kind of unhinged rhetoric.” RELATED: Unearthed Jan. 6 Footage Shows Pelosi ‘Take Responsibility’ For Not Having Authorities ‘Prepare For More’

The trans-identifying TikTok creator who spurred the viral trend of saying “very demure” is now upset that someone else trademarked the saying first. Jools Lebron started posting clips featuring the “very demure, very mindful, very cutesy” narration that’s taken social media by storm. Big-name celebrities have gotten on board, and even the White House tested out the phrase. “Cancelling [sic] the student debt of nearly 5 million Americans through various actions. Very mindful. Very demure,” an X post shared on August 16 said alongside a smiling photo of President Joe Biden. Lebron, a biological man, has since racked up more than 2 million followers and said any earnings would be used for his “transition” surgery. “I was playing cashier and making videos on my break, and now I’m flying across the country to host events, and I’m going to be able to finance the rest of my transition,” Lebron said in response to detractors. Now the TikTok influencer is upset that a man named Jefferson Bates filed an application in Washington to trademark the expression, “Very Demure .. Very Mindful …,” per NBC News. Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. Lebron posted about the situation in a now-deleted update shared on social media. “I wanted to do so much for my family and provide for my transition, and I just feel like I dropped the ball,” Lebron said over the weekend.  This spurred another person, Raluca Pop, to file for a trademark to one of Lebron’s other phrases, “Very Demure Very Cutesy.” Pop did this with the intention of transferring it to Lebron at a later date.   NBC noted that both Pop and Bates’ applications are still pending. Pop reportedly saw Lebron as “the one that created it and popularized [the phrase]. Like, she should be the one to reap the benefits.”  Pop added, “And once I saw that this other guy tried to steal it out from under her, I realized that he didn’t trademark the remainder of her phrase, ‘very cutesy.’ And that’s when I went and I did it, instead.” On Tuesday Lebron posted on TikTok again about the situation, saying only that it was “handled” and that there was a “team” of people dealing with it. WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Celebrities from Jennifer Lopez to Reese Witherspoon have used the phrase “very demure” to promote current projects. Lebron has also partnered with brands like Verizon and Lyft and appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” last week. The original clip was shared on TikTok in early August. It shows Lebron applying makeup while narrating the process. “You see how I do my makeup for work? Very demure, very mindful. I don’t do too much. I’m very mindful while I’m at work. See how I look very presentable? A lot of you girls go to the interview, looking like Marge Simpson, and go to the job looking like Patty and Selma, not demure,” Lebron said.

Former President Donald Trump has been re-indicted by a federal grand jury in Washington, D.C., on charges related to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. This latest development, filed on August 27, 2024, represents a continuation of the legal battles Trump has faced since leaving office. The new indictment is part of Special Counsel Jack Smith’s probe into Trump’s actions following his defeat in the 2020 election, particularly focusing on his alleged role in the January 6 Capitol riot. The indictment retains the same four felony charges initially brought against Trump but narrows the scope of the allegations. It omits certain specific claims while still accusing Trump of conspiring to defraud the United States, obstructing an official proceeding, and conspiring against voters' rights. The charges underscore the legal challenges Trump faces as he campaigns for the 2024 presidential election. BREAKING. Jack Smith, ruled in federal court to be unlawfully appointed as Special Counsel, has filed a *SUPERSEDING INDICTMENT* against presidential candidate Donald Trump for alleged "conspiracy to commit fraud" against the United States by contesting the 2020 election… pic.twitter.com/YzbcJNkgzs — Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) August 27, 2024 This re-indictment follows a significant Supreme Court ruling that granted Trump broad immunity for official acts carried out during his presidency. Despite this, the new charges are focused on actions that occurred after the 2020 election, specifically his efforts to pressure state officials to overturn the results and his involvement in the events leading up to the January 6 insurrection. Trump has consistently denied any wrongdoing, framing the investigations as politically motivated attempts to derail his 2024 campaign. His legal team is expected to challenge the new charges, arguing that they fall within the scope of his presidential duties, which the Supreme Court recently deemed immune from prosecution. Nonetheless, the indictment intensifies the legal and political scrutiny surrounding Trump as he continues to dominate the GOP primary race. Deranged Special prosecutor Jack Smith along with a corrupt Grand Jury has just issued a superseding indictment against me again! I did nothing wrong! This whole case is a hoax sent by the Kamala Harris Justice Department. I have immunity! pic.twitter.com/pLIHzaZTcT — Donald J. Trump – Parody (@realDonParody) August 27, 2024 The case against Trump is being closely watched as it could have significant implications for his political future and the broader landscape of American democracy. The former president's influence within the Republican Party remains strong, and his supporters view these legal challenges as part of a broader effort to undermine his return to the White House. In addition to the federal charges, Trump is also facing multiple state-level investigations and lawsuits, including those related to his business practices in New York and efforts to overturn election results in Georgia. The cumulative legal pressure could complicate his campaign, though it has not yet dented his standing among the Republican base. As the case proceeds, Trump’s legal team will likely employ various defense strategies, including invoking the recent Supreme Court ruling to argue for the dismissal of the charges. The outcome of this case could set a precedent for how former presidents are held accountable for actions taken during and after their time in office, making it one of the most consequential legal battles in recent history. The post Trump Hit with New Indictment in Ongoing 2020 Election Subversion Case appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

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