Week 30.
July 20 to 26, 2026. 35 of the week's 95 confirmed items: 35 hateful.
A Belgian party leader explained a run of violence with one word: allochtonen.
Who it targetsPeople of non-native origin in Belgium
A podcast host posted racialised sexual degradation of an Asian woman.
Who it targetsAn Asian woman, through her ethnicity
The leader of the largest Dutch party called for a big clean-up of the multicultural hell.
Who it targetsThe population described as the multicultural hell
Britain First's leader called the King a Taliban arsehole for visiting a mosque.
Who it targetsMuslims, with the King as the hook
One sentence carrying an ethnic epithet, a disability slur, and a criminal claim about Black men.
Who it targetsA Mexican man, a disabled person, and Black men
He told families who celebrate Eid instead of Sinterklaas to move to Saudi Arabia.
Who it targetsMuslim families in the Netherlands
A post claiming the FBI suspects New York's mayor of talking to terrorists reached over a million people.
Who it targetsMuslims, with the mayor used as the vehicle
He said his ambition is for Britain to have as many mosques as Saudi Arabia has churches.
Who it targetsMuslims in Britain, and their places of worship
The next day he used a primate epithet for a racial group.
Who it targetsBlack people
He raised the objection that not all Jews are Zionists, then dismissed it and called it a holy war.
Who it targetsJewish people, with the exception closed off
She called for Muslims to be barred from holding office in America.
Who it targetsMuslims in America, singled out by faith alone
Europe is being raped and Brussels is holding her down, she posted.
Who it targetsMigrants to Europe, cast as the assailant
He described a media network using a phrase attributing child trafficking to gay men.
Who it targetsGay men
Millions must go, he wrote, and called it the kindest option.
Who it targetsMigrants to Western Europe, millions of them
He called one man an inbred and said it's how all unwelcome guests on our island think.
Who it targetsPeople described as unwelcome guests on the island
Charges against two men became the Muslim rape gangs are here.
Who it targetsMuslims, through two named defendants
Another day, another invader, he wrote, in a template he ran three times that week.
Who it targetsMigrants to Britain, as a class
A town looks Third World because it's been colonised by Third World immigrants, he wrote.
Who it targetsImmigrants described as Third World
Another mohammed jailed, he wrote, using a first name as a word for Muslims.
Who it targetsMuslims, through a first name used as a category
He called a religion fake and said its doctrine holds its followers superior to everyone else.
Who it targetsJewish people, through their religion
He celebrated a funding cut using a slur for trans people.
Who it targetsTrans people
I wonder if this app is run by a Jew selling kids' data to Israel, he asked 149,000 people.
Who it targetsJewish people, through an unnamed owner
Two exclusions in one post: a racial group described as a pack of animals, and women told they don't belong at work.
Who it targetsA racial group, and separately women
A prosecutor's ethnicity was offered as the possible reason for case outcomes.
Who it targetsA prosecutor's ethnic group
Third worlders can be safely returned to their natural habitat, he wrote.
Who it targetsPeople described as third worlders
There's a direct line from New York Jewish real estate families to the mayor, he posted.
Who it targetsJewish people in New York
He posted that Israel killed Charlie Kirk, as a standalone claim, two days running.
Who it targetsJewish people, through a state used as the stand-in
Some people would rather live in filth if it spites white people, he wrote.
Who it targetsA racial group, given a disposition
Hours after a stabbing, she demanded these people be removed from the streets, the cities, and the nation.
Who it targetsMuslims, identified by the chant with the word itself left unsaid
Farage called this week's arrivals an invasion and asked how many were Iranian terrorists.
Who it targetsPeople arriving across the Channel, as a group
The owner of X told 7.5 million people that migrants to Britain are an invading army.
Who it targetsMigrants to Britain, described as an army
A sitting MP said parts of Manchester had been vandalised and bastardised by the people living there.
Who it targetsPeople in Greater Manchester identified by where they came from
The same MP listed businesses he reads as Muslim-run, called them filthy, and said lawful residents have to go home.
Who it targetsMuslims, through the businesses he lists as theirs
Import Somalis and your courts start working like Somali courts, he told 400,000 people.
Who it targetsSomalis, and immigrants by national origin
Ban these tunnel dwellers at the airport, he wrote.
Who it targetsThe group named by the entry-ban premise
We run the same pass every week, so a quiet week reads as a quiet week rather than as a week we didn't look. What the pass confirms is the number that moves week to week, and it's on the dashboard. The cards here are a selection from it, weighted toward reach, so counting them is not the same as counting the week. Most of what gets said doesn't cross the line and never appears at all. All weeks · How we decide