South Africa: “What if I find out I have AIDS?”
Having bumped into Community Outreach Workers as I spent time in the black slums of South Africa, these ladies agreed to test me for AIDS, just as they do with residents. There was a moment there in the van as I waited for my result when a dark thought crossed my mind: “What if I …
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Bradford: This divided city is united by only one thing — drugs
Bradford in the UK is a city divided by race and religion, unified by one key problem — drugs. I went there to see for myself: Were the people there, Muslim or non-Muslim, really worried about Boris Johnson’s comments about the burqa? It turned out, they had far more pressing problems to worry about. I …
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The real reason Idris Elba shouldn’t play James Bond
No, Idris Elba. You cannot be James Bond. You will not be 007, no matter how many tweets you put out fishing for attention. It’s not because you are a gentleman of colour. It’s because James Bond isn’t. He is written as an upper-class, arrogant white toff, born with a silver spoon in his mouth, …
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“I’ve never seen a more attractive defence force in my life”
Everything you’ve heard is true: The brave young women in the Israeli Defence Force are all gorgeous as well.
Hebron’s “Street of the Martyrs” is a haven for terrorists
I reported earlier on tensions at the tomb of Abraham, and one reasons for those tensions was a massacre that took place there in 1994. Ever since that attack, and the deadly riots that happened next, this once busy street has been a ghost town.
In Israel: “Will love triumph over hate? No, it will not”
The Israelis say the anti-Western graffiti on the “Palestinian” side of the security wall is a representation of the values of democracy and free speech. But while Israel talks about “a solution” and even “love,” I don’t believe these two sides will every stop fighting.
On Brexit anniversary, London is “a deeply divided city”
On Saturday, over 50,000 of London’s privileged class marched to Stop Brexit demanding a second referendum. They call it the People’sVote — forgetting the people already voted. I joined the march, but given the threats of violence against me by this side, I was disguised as “Joan O’Brian,” staunch Remainer, in a dodgy brunette wig. …
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The UNHRC is like “a kiddy-care run by pedophiles” — Bravo to America for leaving
The United States has finally left the United Nations Human Rights Council. President Trump said: “We have no doubt that there was once a noble vision for this council. But today, we need to be honest – the Human Rights Council is a poor defender of human rights.” Its membership includes China, Cuba, the Congo …
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VICTORY: Katie Hopkins wins complaint against UK media
You’ll remember that I travelled to South Africa earlier this year, to report on the genocide of the nation’s white farmers. At one point, I suffered a fall that dislocated my left arm. Paramedics rushed to the scene and administered ketamine, to help control the pain while we rushed to the hospital. Unfortunately, the UK …
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Katie tells Tucker Carlson the real cause of London’s crime epidemic — and exactly what should be done about it
On Thursday, six people were stabbed in London in a space of 90 minutes. London, England's murder rate is...
