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Funny how ‘fake news’ has disappeared from the legacy media lexicon for a while. Possibly because they realised the rest of us were onto them: ‘fake news’ includes false connections and misleading content (‘misleading use of information to frame an issue or an individual’). From ‘very fine people’ to ‘he looks black’, the legacy media were guilty of all that and more.
Deceit can also take the form of what the legacy media choose not to report, as well. For instance, the same media who blasted us with wall-to-wall hysterics over George Floyd have barely bothered to report the shocking death of Henry Nowak.
Then there’s the horrifying case of Rosi the cat. Be warned, the following content is not for the faint-hearted.
As sunny spring weather begins to appear, some of Europe’s warmer Mediterranean nations have entered barbecue season unexpectedly early: it must be all that global boiling. Unfortunately, in Italy this year pets appear to be on the menu. In mid-April, a shoeless Nigerian was caught cooking a cat on what was called “a makeshift barbecue” (i.e., a fire lit on the floor) in the middle of a children’s playground. The sight awaiting passing bambinos was horrific, but could have been even worse: at least the man didn’t do something else that rhymes with ‘cook’ to it instead.
Elsewhere in Italy at this same time, another poor feline, who was to become known alliteratively as ‘Rosi the Raped Roman Cat’, found herself likewise being kebabbed by an incomer in a public park, being tortured and then raped so badly that her intestines were damaged. The crime was allegedly perpetrated by another illegal African migrant, driving public protests by concerned Italians and animal rights activists who drew parallels between the way male migrants were treating both women and animals. Scarily, Rome’s animal welfare authorities said Rosi the Riveted’s case “cannot be considered an isolated incident”.
No, it isn’t isolated, shockingly. It’s imported.
Across Europe, the pattern repeats with grim predictability. An Afghan in France tied up sheep and goats outside Marseilles and raped them repeatedly. A black man in Hamburg raped a pony for 14 minutes, standing on a log and wheelbarrow to reach. A Syrian raped another pony in broad daylight at a Berlin petting zoo, in front of children. A Turkish asylum seeker was caught bouncing on yet more ponies. In Bradford, Pakistani Rehan Baig raped chickens to death while his wife filmed it, alongside dog sex acts and child porn. He got three years, appealed, and had it cut to two years four months. His wife walked with a suspended sentence.
The legacy media? Crickets. The same outlets who went to great lengths to track down the odious ‘Trout Lady’ of Tasmania (who was safely white) treat stories of migrants raping animals as if they don’t exist. Why? Because they shatter the sacred narrative that every culture is equal and diversity is our strength.
The folly is obvious. We are importing cultures whose values are diametrically opposed to our own. In parts of rural Colombia, men having sex with donkeys is so commonplace it’s treated as a local custom. They even have donkey beauty pageants. This isn’t some fringe perversion: it’s normalised behaviour in communities where bestiality is shrugged off as just another Saturday night.
We’re not talking about isolated criminals. We’re talking about mass migration from societies where animal abuse, including sexual abuse, carries no cultural taboo. When you import the people, you import the practices. Europe’s playgrounds, parks and stables are now paying the price. So are women: the same media that downplays migrant rape gangs suddenly finds animal rape too distasteful to report.
Australia is no different. We’ve seen the grooming gangs, the honour violence, the parallel societies. Now we’re seeing the same cultural imports that treat animals as disposable sex toys. The Albanese government’s open-borders obsession and the legacy media’s selective silence ensure the problem grows.
This isn’t ‘racism’. It’s pattern recognition. Western civilisation spent centuries building a moral framework that values individual dignity, animal welfare and the rule of law. Some cultures never got the memo. Importing them wholesale isn’t compassion: it’s cultural suicide.
Multiculturalism was always a lie. When core values clash this violently – when one culture’s ‘diversity’ includes raping donkeys or cats in public – there is no reconciliation. There is only replacement. And the people paying the price aren’t the Multi-Cult elites virtue-signalling from their gated compounds. It’s us, our kids and now even the bloody cats.
Time to stop importing the problem.
