Week 35.
August 24 to 30, 2026. 40 shown: 5 calls for violence, 35 hateful.
Men with clubs 'hunting' people, narrated as patriots at war.
Who it targetsNorth African Muslim migrants in Ceuta, presented as prey in a religious war
Club attacks and burned camps, ruled blameless in the same breath.
Who it targetsNorth African Muslim migrants in Ceuta, attacked by a mob the post absolves
A salute to 'Spanish patriots,' from the feed that filmed what they did.
Who it targetsNorth African Muslim migrants in Ceuta, targets of the mob the post salutes
'Capture them': readers instructed to seize people by hand.
Who it targetsmigrants in Lampedusa, whom readers are told to seize
Being shot at the border, held up as the model. 'Simple.'
Who it targetsundocumented migrants, whose shooting is held up as a model
Blood libel by structure, delivered as a street speech in a Jewish neighbourhood.
Who it targetsJewish people in the Bathurst and Sheppard neighbourhood of Toronto, addressed as Zionists in a street speech delivered where they live
'I prefer Jewish people to Arabs': a compliment built to carry a dirt trope.
Who it targetsArab people, described as lacking personal hygiene
A nuclear bomb 'wrapped in tefillin,' falling on America.
Who it targetsJewish people, their ritual object fused with an annihilation threat
A country 'full of predatory migrants,' with no conduct behind the label.
Who it targetsmigrants in Britain collectively, cast as predators and invaders
A war announced, and a people pre-cast as 'the barbarian' side of it.
Who it targetsTurkish people, cast as the barbarian side of a coming war and destroyers of civilization
'Even God is an antisemite,' argued from a stack of Bible verses.
Who it targetsJewish people, with scripture arranged to license hostility toward them
Women on one side of a murder trial, recast as 'demons' and 'beasts.'
Who it targetsWomen defending Lindsay Clancy, recast as demons and beasts
'Every Muslim he interviews': a street reel promoted to the opinion of a faith.
Who it targetsMuslim people in Britain, presented as mainstream supporters of terrorism and religious conquest
People handled as freight, and filth declared part of the shipment.
Who it targetsmigrants from poor countries, assigned filth as a group trait
The prophet's name, turned into a headcount of 'barbaric' men.
Who it targetsMuslim men, reduced to a generic barbaric type under the prophet's name
One crime report, answered by a party leader with 'Islam must get out.'
Who it targetsMuslim people in the Netherlands, reached by a demand to remove Islam that in practice targets its adherents, keyed to one crime report
'Beasts, animals, and savages,' endorsed and then put to a vote.
Who it targetsmigrants arriving in Spain, called beasts, animals and savages
Ottoman atrocities, retold as what 'the Muslim Turks loved.'
Who it targetsMuslim Turkish people, assigned an inherited love of torturing Christian people
A '1400 years' claim that names its target by the calendar.
Who it targetsMuslim populations, the target the fourteen-century arithmetic points at
'They aren't known for intelligence': a faith, graded as a group.
Who it targetsMuslim people, described as unintelligent as a group
One assault, converted into a law about 'them.'
Who it targetsBlack and migrant men, generalized as a standing threat to white women
Litter in Britain, explained as something migrants are.
Who it targetsmigrants in Britain, assigned filth as an imported group habit
'Barbarians' to be sent back, offered as the reason to vote.
Who it targetsmigrants in Germany, labeled barbarians marked for removal
'Gutter' as a label for Muslim critics, with a conspiracy asked as a question.
Who it targetsMuslim people on the platform, labeled gutter and cast as hidden financiers
One clip, and half the population dismissed with a slur.
Who it targetswomen, degraded as a sex in the account's own voice
'Hordes' at Lampedusa, and a call for warships to meet them.
Who it targetsMuslim migrants at sea, massed as hordes to be met by warships
A deportation checklist where faith and ancestry stand in for the crimes.
Who it targetsSomali, Jewish, Muslim and Indian people, run together as deportable categories
The subject widens: from one empire's soldiers to Muslim people as such.
Who it targetsMuslim people wholesale, described as enjoying mutilation
A fraud case, reissued as the character of Minnesota's Somali community.
Who it targetsSomali people in Minnesota, marked with disgust and collective theft
A theft story that leads with a slur and ends with 'parasite.'
Who it targetsan unnamed Roma man made to stand for Roma people, labeled a parasite
'99% criminal': an invented number under a new house label.
Who it targetsundocumented arrivals, relabeled invaders and declared criminal en masse
A federal party leader on Indian immigrants: 'polluting our country.'
Who it targetsIndian immigrants in Canada, described as pollution
Poland called beautiful 'BECAUSE' it is white.
Who it targetsnon-white people in Europe, whose presence is framed as damage to beauty
A littering vignette, staged as proof about Black people.
Who it targetsBlack people, presented as unable to learn basic hygiene
'Muslims worldwide,' issued a single hostile will.
Who it targetsMuslim people worldwide, assigned a collective will to erase Europe
A whole nation's people, marked 'should not be allowed out.'
Who it targetsPakistani people, marked for confinement to their country
A Black commentator answered with a leash and a bark, her speech as the excuse.
Who it targetsa Black woman commentator, addressed in leash and bark terms with her speech racialized
A mosque 'equation' whose answer is zero.
Who it targetsMuslim people in Europe, whose houses of worship the arithmetic zeroes out
The world's anger, credited to a 'Zionist Bolshevik Production Company.'
Who it targetsJewish people, cast through the Zionist Bolshevik pairing as the hidden producers of world anger and of population replacement
45 million people counted, and the count called an invasion.
Who it targetsMuslim people in Europe, whose number alone is called an invasion
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