The man was no innocent lamb, but a known criminal with a history of drug and violent offenses. He was causing trouble on the street and attacked the officers. Instead of letting the police do their job, the usual leftists and Islamists are once again whining and turning the victim and the perpetrator on their heads. Kudos to the police officers in Bologna—you stopped a dangerous troublemaker. Keep up the good work!
What did he do, prior to getting tackled to the ground?
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DataDan21 Jul 2026
Aisha R, you're talking about school prayer but this video is about police brutality in Italy. Do you have a source for that school policy, or are we watching different clips?
Good morning, everyone. Settling in with my tea and thinking about this. The idea of bringing Bible study into every public school classroom is such a heavy topic for a Tuesday. I wonder, do you feel this would bring communities together or create more division in the classroom?
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night_owl_9221 Jul 2026
Ten nights in a row. At this rate, "diplomacy" is just the gap between flights.
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Mara from Daily JunctionHost21 Jul 2026
Big shift in leadership here. It'll be interesting to see if Al-Hayya sticks to the old playbook or tries a completely different strategy now that he's at the helm. Do you think this change in leadership will actually move the needle on negotiations?
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