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A 56-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of using 'threatening, abusive or insulting material intended to stir up hatred' after a bonfire in Northern Ireland was topped with a replica of a mosque. The effigy has been widely condemned as 'racist', 'vile' and 'deplorable', and Amnesty has called...

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An effigy of migrants in a boat on top of a bonfire in Northern Ireland has been condemned by politicians - describing it as 'racist' and 'sick'. The bonfire in Moygashel is to be lit on Thursday night as part of loyalist commemorations. The Police Service of Northern Ireland says it is 'aware of an item placed on a bonfire at the Moygashel area.'
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An effigy of migrants in a boat on top of a bonfire in Northern Ireland has been condemned by politicians - describing it as 'racist' and 'sick'. The bonfire in Moygashel is to be lit on Thursday night as part of loyalist commemorations. The Police Service of Northern Ireland says it is 'aware of an item placed on a bonfire at the Moygashel area.'

Channel 4 News

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🇬🇧 MOSQUE EFFIGY BURNED – POLICE INVESTIGATE HATE CRIME A wooden pyre topped with a replica mosque effigy was built in Moygashel, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, ahead of the traditional Eleventh Night loyalist bonfire, as part of the Twelfth of July commemorations. The mosque had signs reading “Secure our borders” and “End the threat of radical Islam.” In the window was an effigy of a figure, resembling an Islamic State terrorist holding a knife. Police launched an investigation into a hate-motivated incident. A 56-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of displaying threatening, abusive, or insulting material intended to stir up hatred (under Article 9 of the Public Order (NI) Order 1987). He remained in custody. Authorities sent contractors to dismantle the effigy and structure to prevent it from being burned. In response, the organisers lit the bonfire early tonight instead of planned celebrations tomorrow, before the workers arrived. Locals came and celebrated with fireworks as the pyre burned. Amnesty International’s Northern Ireland director, Patrick Corrigan, described the display as “a blatant attempt to stir up anti-Muslim hatred and intimidate local families,” calling it incitement to hatred. Crazy
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🇬🇧 MOSQUE EFFIGY BURNED – POLICE INVESTIGATE HATE CRIME A wooden pyre topped with a replica mosque effigy was built in Moygashel, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, ahead of the traditional Eleventh Night loyalist bonfire, as part of the Twelfth of July commemorations. The mosque had signs reading “Secure our borders” and “End the threat of radical Islam.” In the window was an effigy of a figure, resembling an Islamic State terrorist holding a knife. Police launched an investigation into a hate-motivated incident. A 56-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of displaying threatening, abusive, or insulting material intended to stir up hatred (under Article 9 of the Public Order (NI) Order 1987). He remained in custody. Authorities sent contractors to dismantle the effigy and structure to prevent it from being burned. In response, the organisers lit the bonfire early tonight instead of planned celebrations tomorrow, before the workers arrived. Locals came and celebrated with fireworks as the pyre burned. Amnesty International’s Northern Ireland director, Patrick Corrigan, described the display as “a blatant attempt to stir up anti-Muslim hatred and intimidate local families,” calling it incitement to hatred. Crazy

Lord Bebo

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A man has been arrested after a replica of a mosque was placed on top of a loyalist bonfire pyre in Co Tyrone. The model is visible on top of the pyre in Moygashel. Read more:
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A man has been arrested after a replica of a mosque was placed on top of a loyalist bonfire pyre in Co Tyrone. The model is visible on top of the pyre in Moygashel. Read more:

Belfast Telegraph

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🚨BREAKING A man has been arrested after a replica of a mosque was placed on top of a loyalist bonfire pyre in Co Tyrone. The model is visible on top of the pyre in Moygashel; We say arrest the Islamic Groomers terrorists not the British Loyalist bonfire builders.🇬🇧
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🚨BREAKING A man has been arrested after a replica of a mosque was placed on top of a loyalist bonfire pyre in Co Tyrone. The model is visible on top of the pyre in Moygashel; We say arrest the Islamic Groomers terrorists not the British Loyalist bonfire builders.🇬🇧

Knights Templar International

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🚨BREAKING The Moygashel Northern Ireland bonfire with mosque on top of it was set alight as Police moved in massive force to remove the 'Mosque' on top as thousands of British loyalists from all over Ulster rallied to defend the Bonfire. The message from Moygashel patriots today is what it has been for over 300 years NO SURRENDER!
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🚨BREAKING The Moygashel Northern Ireland bonfire with mosque on top of it was set alight as Police moved in massive force to remove the 'Mosque' on top as thousands of British loyalists from all over Ulster rallied to defend the Bonfire. The message from Moygashel patriots today is what it has been for over 300 years NO SURRENDER!

Knights Templar International

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There have been calls for a replica mosque and anti-Muslim signage placed on a loyalist bonfire in Co Tyrone to be removed. It is understood the miniature structure was placed on the pyre in Moygashel on Wednesday. Two signs have also been placed on the bonfire reading “secure our borders” and “end the threat of radical Islam”.
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There have been calls for a replica mosque and anti-Muslim signage placed on a loyalist bonfire in Co Tyrone to be removed. It is understood the miniature structure was placed on the pyre in Moygashel on Wednesday. Two signs have also been placed on the bonfire reading “secure our borders” and “end the threat of radical Islam”.

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🚨Northern Ireland patriots torch mosque replica on Moygashel bonfire: ‘Secure our borders. End the threat of radical Islam.’ A 56yo man was arrested & charged with ‘incitement to hatred’ for it. People are done with mass migration and the invasion of Islam 🔥🇬🇧 Source: CNN
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🚨Northern Ireland patriots torch mosque replica on Moygashel bonfire: ‘Secure our borders. End the threat of radical Islam.’ A 56yo man was arrested & charged with ‘incitement to hatred’ for it. People are done with mass migration and the invasion of Islam 🔥🇬🇧 Source: CNN

Brigitte Gabriel

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🚨BREAKING🚨 The bonfire with mosque on top of it has been set alight and is beginning to burn to the ground. Muslim leaders in Ireland are outraged! Follow us and share
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🚨BREAKING🚨 The bonfire with mosque on top of it has been set alight and is beginning to burn to the ground. Muslim leaders in Ireland are outraged! Follow us and share

TheLiberal.ie

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The PSNI is facing calls to remove a “racist” display placed on a loyalist bonfire that mocks the plight of refugees and migrants. The hate-filled display has appeared on a controversial bonfire in the village of Moygashel, near Dungannon, Co Tyrone. It includes a small boat with a number of dummies dressed in lifejackets and high viz vests. Read more: 📽️ Mal McCann
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The PSNI is facing calls to remove a “racist” display placed on a loyalist bonfire that mocks the plight of refugees and migrants. The hate-filled display has appeared on a controversial bonfire in the village of Moygashel, near Dungannon, Co Tyrone. It includes a small boat with a number of dummies dressed in lifejackets and high viz vests. Read more: 📽️ Mal McCann

The Irish News

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A 66-year-old MAN has been ARRESTED for RACIALLY or religiously AGGRAVATED public order OFFENCE after RATS were RELEASED outside a MOSQUE in SHEFFIELD on Monday South Yorkshire Police said a man stopped outside the mosque and released rats from the boot of his car. A man has been arrested on suspicion of a racially or religiously aggravated public order offence and has been released on police bail.
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A 66-year-old MAN has been ARRESTED for RACIALLY or religiously AGGRAVATED public order OFFENCE after RATS were RELEASED outside a MOSQUE in SHEFFIELD on Monday South Yorkshire Police said a man stopped outside the mosque and released rats from the boot of his car. A man has been arrested on suspicion of a racially or religiously aggravated public order offence and has been released on police bail.

Active Patriot

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🇮🇪 Man jailed in Northern Ireland for burning fake mosque in bonfire Brian Conrad Neil, 56, was arrested, refused bail, and was charged with incitement to hatred after a model mosque was placed on a bonfire as part of a tradition where no religion, ethnic group, or head of state has historically been spared. Bonfire season in Northern Ireland is a centuries-old tradition. Enormous towers of wooden pallets, decorated with the symbols of whoever you oppose, lit on fire at night. Catholics burn Union Jacks and pictures of the King. Protestants burn Irish tricolours. Politicians, royals, and foreign flags all get their turn. Jewish symbols have appeared on bonfires. So have Israeli flags. It is, Ezra Levant noted on Monday's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, essentially a free-speech zone that has existed for hundreds of years. This year, a bonfire in Moygashel, County Tyrone displayed a replica mosque. The words on it read: "Secure our borders. End the threat of radical Islam." The Arabic lettering, Ezra noted, referenced fascism — a deliberate attempt to distinguish radical Islam from the broader religion. The man who built it is now in jail. Brian Conrad Neil, 56, was arrested, refused bail, and appeared in the dock of Dungannon Magistrates' Court in handcuffs. He has been charged with incitement to hatred. District Judge Barney McElholm declared that those who placed the replica mosque on the bonfire had "an agenda full of hate and bigotry towards others." The bail refusal was particularly striking to Ezra. "Everyone gets bail, especially in Ireland," he said. "Accused murderers sometimes get bail — but not a lad who put a fake mosque on a bonfire." The two reasons to deny bail, he noted, are flight risk and ongoing danger to the community. Neither applies to a man who built a parade float. The double standard is hard to miss. Just last month, a Sudanese migrant in Northern Ireland attempted to behead a man in the street. That attack triggered full-blown riots. The perpetrator was not refused bail. But a man who placed a model mosque on a bonfire — in a tradition where no religion, ethnic group, or head of state has historically been spared — sits in a cell. "No one is immune from the mockery on these bonfires," Ezra said, "except Islam. And a man sits in jail for a month because of it." He drew a parallel to Canada — where the Lord's Prayer was purged from Saskatchewan schools as offensive to non-believers, while a Muslim call to prayer is now broadcast over loudspeakers in downtown Regina. "Lord's prayer illegal," he said. "Muhammad's prayer is mandatory." "Be prepared to have your religion pricked," he said. "Unless, of course, you're Muslim."
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🇮🇪 Man jailed in Northern Ireland for burning fake mosque in bonfire Brian Conrad Neil, 56, was arrested, refused bail, and was charged with incitement to hatred after a model mosque was placed on a bonfire as part of a tradition where no religion, ethnic group, or head of state has historically been spared. Bonfire season in Northern Ireland is a centuries-old tradition. Enormous towers of wooden pallets, decorated with the symbols of whoever you oppose, lit on fire at night. Catholics burn Union Jacks and pictures of the King. Protestants burn Irish tricolours. Politicians, royals, and foreign flags all get their turn. Jewish symbols have appeared on bonfires. So have Israeli flags. It is, Ezra Levant noted on Monday's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, essentially a free-speech zone that has existed for hundreds of years. This year, a bonfire in Moygashel, County Tyrone displayed a replica mosque. The words on it read: "Secure our borders. End the threat of radical Islam." The Arabic lettering, Ezra noted, referenced fascism — a deliberate attempt to distinguish radical Islam from the broader religion. The man who built it is now in jail. Brian Conrad Neil, 56, was arrested, refused bail, and appeared in the dock of Dungannon Magistrates' Court in handcuffs. He has been charged with incitement to hatred. District Judge Barney McElholm declared that those who placed the replica mosque on the bonfire had "an agenda full of hate and bigotry towards others." The bail refusal was particularly striking to Ezra. "Everyone gets bail, especially in Ireland," he said. "Accused murderers sometimes get bail — but not a lad who put a fake mosque on a bonfire." The two reasons to deny bail, he noted, are flight risk and ongoing danger to the community. Neither applies to a man who built a parade float. The double standard is hard to miss. Just last month, a Sudanese migrant in Northern Ireland attempted to behead a man in the street. That attack triggered full-blown riots. The perpetrator was not refused bail. But a man who placed a model mosque on a bonfire — in a tradition where no religion, ethnic group, or head of state has historically been spared — sits in a cell. "No one is immune from the mockery on these bonfires," Ezra said, "except Islam. And a man sits in jail for a month because of it." He drew a parallel to Canada — where the Lord's Prayer was purged from Saskatchewan schools as offensive to non-believers, while a Muslim call to prayer is now broadcast over loudspeakers in downtown Regina. "Lord's prayer illegal," he said. "Muhammad's prayer is mandatory." "Be prepared to have your religion pricked," he said. "Unless, of course, you're Muslim."

Rebel News

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🚨 NEWS: The Police Service of Northern Ireland walking away after they failed to stop a bonfire with a Mosque on top being set on fire last night
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🚨 NEWS: The Police Service of Northern Ireland walking away after they failed to stop a bonfire with a Mosque on top being set on fire last night

Basil the Great

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On The Nolan Show, BBC today - A model of a mosque has been placed on top of a bonfire in Moygashel in County Tyrone 📻 BBC Radio Ulster 🎧 BBC Sounds 📞 03030805555 | 📲 81771
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On The Nolan Show, BBC today - A model of a mosque has been placed on top of a bonfire in Moygashel in County Tyrone 📻 BBC Radio Ulster 🎧 BBC Sounds 📞 03030805555 | 📲 81771

Stephen Nolan

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Murder investigation launched in Wakefield after man bitten by dog Police were called to an altercation on the old trainline footpath off Blacker Lane just after 1.30pm yesterday. A 55-year-old man was bitten by a dog and taken to hospital in a critical condition. He died just after 7pm last night. A 55-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and being the owner of a dog dangerously out of control. He is in custody and the dog has been seized.
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Murder investigation launched in Wakefield after man bitten by dog Police were called to an altercation on the old trainline footpath off Blacker Lane just after 1.30pm yesterday. A 55-year-old man was bitten by a dog and taken to hospital in a critical condition. He died just after 7pm last night. A 55-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and being the owner of a dog dangerously out of control. He is in custody and the dog has been seized.

Yapp

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The flags of Palestine, Syria, Sudan and Somalia were draped over a huge bonfire tower before it was set alight in Northern Ireland. Police have arrested a man over the ‘hate display’ erected as part of an annual celebration.
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The flags of Palestine, Syria, Sudan and Somalia were draped over a huge bonfire tower before it was set alight in Northern Ireland. Police have arrested a man over the ‘hate display’ erected as part of an annual celebration.

Al Jazeera English

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This years artistic effort by the Moygashel bonfire (last year was the iconic ‘No Irish Sea border’ boat) is a police car and a poster giving their view of the Donaldson Deal on top of their bonfire 👇 🔥
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This years artistic effort by the Moygashel bonfire (last year was the iconic ‘No Irish Sea border’ boat) is a police car and a poster giving their view of the Donaldson Deal on top of their bonfire 👇 🔥

Jamie Bryson

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The Moygashel bonfire well alight earlier tonight. A decision was made to torch the pyre at around 11:30pm after reports that contractors were moving in on the site. One man remains in custody after a replica mosque was placed on top of the pyre. Police and fire service remain in the area Belfast Telegraph
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The Moygashel bonfire well alight earlier tonight. A decision was made to torch the pyre at around 11:30pm after reports that contractors were moving in on the site. One man remains in custody after a replica mosque was placed on top of the pyre. Police and fire service remain in the area Belfast Telegraph

Kevin Scott

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