Remember Conchita Wurst, the “bearded woman” who won the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest?

It turns out that he has AIDS.

I know, no one I knew could believe it either. I pitched this article to Anglin and he was like “what? no way is that true” and I was like “seriously, it’s all over the news” and he was like “show me.”

After showing him not one, not two, but seven separate news reports of the story, Anglin finally accepted that it was real and muttered: “well, now I don’t know what to believe. Maybe the Holocaust happened after all.”

BBC News:

Eurovision winner Conchita Wurst says she is HIV positive, and has been receiving regular treatment for “several years”.

The 29-year-old star said she had intended to keep the information private, but an ex-boyfriend had “threatened to go public”.

“I will not give anyone the right to frighten me and influence my life,” she wrote on Instagram.

“Coming out is better than being outed by a third party.”

Wurst added that regular treatment had suppressed the virus to the extent it could no longer be detected in her blood – and could no longer be passed on.

“I hope to give others courage and to take another step against the stigmatization of people who, through their own behaviour or that of others, have become infected with HIV,” she added.

Aids charity The Terrence Higgins Trust expressed dismay that Wurst had been forced to reveal her diagnosis.

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However, he praised Wurst for handling the situation “with such dignity” and attempting to “tackle the abhorrent stigma” surrounding HIV and Aids.

So this deranged rump ranger, who has presumably been sodomized by hundreds of men throughout his life, is now paying the price for his perverted and unnatural behavior.

It couldn’t happen to a more deserving target. Wurst’s performance at Eurovision 2014, and his entire appearance in general, was one of the most spiritually unclean things I’d ever seen on mainstream TV. In fact, it sickened almost everyone:

But let’s be honest: AIDS doesn’t mean much these days. Aside from being a badge of honor for a lot of fags, hence the proliferation of the “bugchasing” phenomenon, it’s also rather slow at killing them off.

Don’t get me wrong, I still respect the A-man. He’s done some good work over the decades, particularly in San Francisco, and he’s been a countless source of inspiration to some of our favorite artists:

But when we get into power, we’ll need something more reliable.

Something quicker.

Something… higher.

That’s right: rooftops.

Thousands of them, as far as the eye can see.

All put to good use.

Jew-loving clown Russell Brand thought he was insulting Nigel Farage by comparing him to Enoch Powell on the BBC’s “Question Time” this week.  Far from being an insult, the comparison would have made Nigel proud, as the anti-immigration campaigner was a political hero of his.

So much of a hero that he once pleaded with him to stand as a candidate for UKIP.

A letter found at Cambridge University by the Daily Telegraph shows how at the beginning of Nigel’s political career – at the ripe age of 29 – he was asking his hero for support.

Although Mr. Powell did not stand for UKIP when asked, he did give his backing to three UKIP candidates in the mid-1990s and Nigel was on such good terms with him that he drove the former Tory to a rally at Newbury racecourse where he was due to give a speech.

Nigel Farage is one of few politicians to openly admire Enoch Powell and said last month that the ‘general point’ of the Rivers of Blood speech had been ‘absolutely right,’ but admitted that the prediction of total race war had ‘thank God’ proved to be wrong.

In a blatant act of psychological warfare against the European people, the bearded tranny Conchita Wurst has been declared the winner of the Eurovision song contest.

From the Wall Street Journal:

Austria’s popular bearded lady, Conchita Wurst, won the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday night in a result that promises to reinforce the tolerant tone the event has sought to strike in recent years.

Ms. Wurst’s onstage drag persona was created by a 25-year-old singer named Thomas Neuwirth. Sporting a skintight glittery dress, long brown hair and a beard, Ms. Wurst won the contest with a song titled “Rise Like A Phoenix.”

The victory came following a gradual snowballing of support for the drag queen in the days leading up to the final in Denmark. A polarizing figure, Ms. Wurst attracted a flood of respect for her views on gender and sexuality, but she also became the target of criticism, including from a prominent Russian politician known for holding antigay views.

Following the win, Ms. Wurst said “this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom…we are unity and we are unstoppable.”

Ms. Wurst wasn’t the only subject of controversy at the 59th Eurovision contest. At many points in the evening, particularly during the voting session that follows official performances, Russia received a chorus of boos, forcing organizers to remind the audience that the event is about love and respect, not politics.

It seems that this had nothing to do with the people’s votes:

And that the people have been fully triggered and enraged by it:

Despite my rage, I must admit that this indeed provides an excellent bit of drama on which to push our agenda of traditionalism and anti-faggotry.

The Jews have pushed it too far. The people – the normal people – are now reacting with disgust, being forcibly subjected to this gruesome and obscene spectacle of tolerance and diversity.