An Afghan Migrant Finds a New Way to Celebrate Diversity in the UK
An Afghan migrant named Milad Panjshiri caused a disturbance in a Bradford supermarket by brandishing a knife and destroying wine bottles. The incident, which occurred in December 2025, was captured on video and showed Panjshiri deliberately targeting alcohol products. He was sentenced to eighteen months in prison, with his attorney citing mental health issues as a contributing factor to his actions.
- ▪Milad Panjshiri entered a Morrisons supermarket in Bradford armed with a six-inch knife.
- ▪He was seen knocking wine bottles off the shelves while waving the knife at staff and customers.
- ▪Panjshiri was sentenced to eighteen months in prison after the incident, which took place in December 2025.
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An Afghan Migrant Finds a New Way to Celebrate Diversity in the UK Robert Spencer | 3:52 PM on May 22, 2026 Thom Bridge/Independent Record via AP One of the glories of diversity, which is our strength, you know, as leftists still insist on reminding us, is that it’s so… diverse. Enlightened people from all over the world, free from the encumbrances of Christianity, whiteness, and other evils of the West, come into our countries with so very, very much to teach us. And the native people of those countries, mired so long in the miasma of racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, Islamophobia, insanityphobia and whatnot, have so very, very much to learn. That’s why diversity deserves to be so fervently celebrated. One new arrival to Britain has shown us a new way to celebrate it.
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