Last summer, I reported that a 14-year-old girl in Dundee became a viral symbol after she defended her sister during a confrontation involving alleged migrant men, then was charged by police for possessing a knife.
The teen became a much-needed “Never Surrender” icon and says the incident fueled broader protests and anger in Great Britain over immigration and public safety.
Many among the British elite denied that the young lady and her sister were ever in danger from the Bulgarian man. In fact, the narrative was that the girls were racist and instigated the conflict. However, both he and his sister have now been found guilty of assaulting the girls.
Ilia Belov, 22, was also convicted of behaving in a “threatening or abusive manner” towards four girls, all of whom were aged between 12 and 14.Belov’s sister Nadjedzha Belova, 20, earlier pleaded guilty to one charge of assaulting a 13-year-old girl in the incident, which happened in the Lochee area of the city in August 2025.During a two-day trial, Dundee Sheriff Court heard the 12-year-old had been walking with a group of girls on their way to a bus stop when Belov made sexual remarks to her.Giving evidence by video-link, the girl, who is now 13, recalled: “He kept saying, ‘come here sexy. I will show you how to have a good time’.”
After one of the girls called him a creep, he then returned to confront the group and called his sister. His sister then arrived shortly afterward and assaulted one of the girls.
His co-accused Nadjedzha Belova, 20, is accused of repeatedly seizing and pulling another of the girls by the hair, dragging her to the ground, and punching her on the head to her injury.
This Bulgarian tag team did quite a number on these British teens.
The girl said her sister also started to shout at the man, but the pair were pulled away by a friend.She then told the court that a woman approached the group, pushed her and threw her sister to the ground.The girl said she had tried “to go for” the woman but was pushed by the man.She said he pushed her on the head and her head hit the handrail of a ramp.The girl said she saw her sister being “kicked in the head” by the woman.
How badly did the elite media and woke activists miss in the coverage of this case?
Badly. The UK Times’ columnist, Iain Macwhirter, wrote a weak and feeble apology to the girl he falsely accused of racism and being the abuser.
We columnists don’t like delivering apologies. It’s frowned upon by the Amalgamated Union of Pundits, Pontificators and Opinionated Trades.But I feel duty-bound to make an apology to Sophie from Dundee, the 12-year-old girl whom I wrongly suspected of threatening and abusing an immigrant couple in the city’s Lochee area in August last year…..We rushed to judge her as having been the assailant, not the victim. Like the police, we have been programmed to assume that a confrontation between a white working-class girl and immigrants must involve racism.Indeed, I think we need to congratulate the Scottish justice system and especially Sheriff Tim Niven-Smith in Dundee sheriff court for getting to the truth of this affair. He said he was satisfied, “beyond reasonable doubt”, that the siblings had been the assailants here and he rejected their claim of self-defence. Sheriff Niven-Smith even congratulated Sophie on her “eloquent” testimony.This was not an easy adjudication to make in the current febrile climate on race. Had it not been for CCTV evidence showing Nadjedzha Belova dragging and kicking Sophie’s friend, the verdict might have been very different.
Hot Air’s Beege Welborne has an assessment of this type of “apology”.
Guilty of assaulting little girls, and that’s just as true for every last Scottish and British male (I refuse to use the word ‘man’ IRT these weak, vicious woke pantywaists) who threw shade at them before waiting even a few weeks for the truth to start to come out.Shame on every last one of them.If they’re trying to prove that the ‘hate the white working class’ everyone is accusing them of is, in fact, party doctrine, they are doing a bang-up job.
This is just one example of many from the British Isles of the two-tier system that is now the focus of protests that hopefully incentivize a much-needed change in both leadership and policies.
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