Week 34.
August 17 to 23, 2026. 30 of the week's 143 confirmed items: 3 calls for violence, 27 hateful.

An MP pledges a government would put 'the Eritrean man' to death, 'with the British people's approval.'
Who it targetsan Eritrean asylum seeker accused of rape, invoked as a stand in for migrant criminality generally

'Deploy these men to Ceuta': force against migrants, praised and requested, at 2.9 million views.
Who it targetsmigrants, labeled invaders and made the target of a call to extend forceful confrontation from Barcelona to Ceuta

'Crush it. Remove it. Expel it... we destroy it': a religion, through four verbs.
Who it targetsMuslim people and Islamic institutions, addressed through calls to crush, remove, expel, and destroy Islam

Holocaust minimization at 123,000 views: '6 million? Not true.'
Who it targetsJewish people, with the Holocaust death toll recast as invented and the perpetrator reframed as killing his own people

A serviceman's loyalty staged as 'I am a good goyim.'
Who it targetsJewish people, invoked through the goyim framing as the concealed authority a US serviceman claims to serve

'Israel control goes completely unhinged... GOYIM UNITE.'
Who it targetsJewish people, cast through the Israel control framing as covertly directing US affairs, with non-Jewish viewers urged to unite against them

A 'fact check' claiming Jewish people reject the plus sign out of hatred for the cross.
Who it targetsJewish people, characterized as uniquely hostile to Christian symbols

Migrants collectivized as rapists, with 'every single one of them' slated for removal.
Who it targetsmigrants, collectivized as rapists and cast as an irreconcilable outgroup slated for total removal

A Jewish religious practice recast as mass child abuse.
Who it targetsJewish people, via a distorted and sexualized account of a religious circumcision practice

'Actual families' on one side, 'hordes of single foreign men' on the other.
Who it targetsForeign migrant men, dehumanized as a horde abusing the US system, contrasted against idealized South African refugee families

A memorial list reaching back to 1909, kept as a ledger against immigrants as a class.
Who it targetsimmigrants across a century, collectivized through a running memorial list as an inherent source of rape and murder

'Purposefully flooding the West with millions of foreign men from incompatible cultures.'
Who it targetsForeign immigrant men, framed as a demographic flood of incompatible culture overtaking the West

An American city declared 'no longer American soil,' over a chant at a rally.
Who it targetsthe Muslim American population of Dearborn, Michigan, described as an occupying force that has seized American territory

A race-and-sex-defined group, ordered removed 'from all positions of power.'
Who it targetswomen grouped by race, sex, and political affiliation, targeted for removal from positions of power

'Third world scumbags,' from a member of parliament, with the label worn proudly.
Who it targetsmigrants from poorer nations, called third world scumbags

'There isn't a moderate Muslim,' amplified as fact.
Who it targetsMuslim people in America, described as having no moderate members and as rejecting free speech and equal rights as a matter of religion

Migrants framed as bringing disease: 'the Islamic invaders... have also brought scabies.'
Who it targetsMuslim migrants in Ceuta, collectivized as invaders and framed as bringing disease

'All of Israel acts like this,' extending a strike video to a population.
Who it targetsIsraeli people, collectively attributed the conduct shown in a linked military strike video

One alleged crime, and a national-religious population branded 'invaders' by it.
Who it targetsNorth African Muslim migrants, collectivized as invaders through a single alleged assault

Migrant men as a collective rape threat, and Ceuta's women as 'a sacrifice community.'
Who it targetsmigrant men, collectivized as an undifferentiated rape threat, contrasted against the women and girls of Ceuta cast as sacrificed to that threat

A Senate candidate called an 'animal' and an 'enemy combatant,' by religion.
Who it targetsAbdul El-Sayed, a Muslim candidate for US Senate, called an animal and an enemy combatant

'Third world rapists' as the standing name for a hemisphere's people.
Who it targetspeople from the Global South, collectively labeled rapists through the phrase third world rapists

Women who wear the niqab, labeled 'radicals' with a 'violent ideology.'
Who it targetsMuslim women who wear the niqab or burqa, labeled radicals with a violent ideology

'The third world is not a place, it is a people.'
Who it targetsPeople from the Global South, essentialized as an inherently degrading trait carried wherever they migrate

'Incessant rapes committed by immigrants,' attributed to 'their culture.'
Who it targetsimmigrants, generalized as habitual rapists whose conduct the poster attributes to their culture of origin

Women prioritizing careers called 'disordered,' with public roles listed for vacating.
Who it targetswomen, prescribed a domestic role and told that prioritizing a career is disordered

The Pope corrected, with 'the systematic rape of young white girls' as the premise.
Who it targetsmigrant men, collectivized as systematic rapists in response to the Pope's remarks on migration

Jewish and Muslim people each assigned a character, both called 'a problem.'
Who it targetsJewish people and Muslim people, both named as a problem to be solved by a return to Christian rule

'Islam is the religion of barbarians,' offered as proof from a building.
Who it targetsMuslim people, via the direct claim that Islam is the religion of barbarians

'One sticker a day keeps the Great Replacement away.'
Who it targetsimmigrants and non-native populations in Europe, framed through Great Replacement conspiracy rhetoric as a threat requiring mass removal
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