This is industrial-scale child rape, now common in the UK. It’s what Tommy Robinson was talking about when he was thrown into prison for 13 months. UK courts use publication bans not to protect the integrity of trials but to suppress this horrific news.
Girl ‘had slept with 100 men by 16 and had baby at 15 after being passed around by abusers’
Tanweer Ali, 36, arrives at Sheffield Crown Court after being accused of indecently assaulting the girl (Image: SWNS)
A young girl was “passed around” and had sex with 100 men by the time she was 16, a child abuse trial was told.
The girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, claims the abuse she suffered between 1998 and 2001 began when she was just 13 years old, jurors heard.
Her video interview was played at the trial of eight men accused of sexual abuse of five girls over a five-year period from 1998 to 2003.
They were arrested and charged as part of Operation Stovewood – a police investigation into sexual abuse launched after the Rotherham grooming scandal.
Leftist hack Sarah Ferguson’s can barely hide her contempt for Steve Bannon, who has become the bogeyman for leftist bedwetters worldwide.
Ignore her deeply partisan, over-the-top, aggressive style. She’s an angry, intellectually egotistical witch. (Most of them are). Just enjoy how Bannon shoots her down, every time she goes on the attack.
Everyone on the “unbiased” ABC agrees that Bannon is bad. So much for diversity of thought on this taxpayer-funded broadcaster.
ABC AT WAR: SHOULD IT INTERVIEW A MAN OF THE RIGHT?
Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun
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Even the ABC’s older Leftists are alarmed by their younger and more brainless colleagues’ hostility to debate:
The Four Corners interview with Steve Bannon this week has caused a deep rift at the ABC between those who believe holding figures like Bannon to account is exactly what the flagship program should be doing and those who are unhappy the former White House adviser and Breitbart editor was given an ABC platform.
Those in the first camp include, of course, the interviewer, Sarah Ferguson, and her executive producer, Sally Neighbour, and established ABC stars Leigh Sales and Virginia Trioli.
Those in the other camp tend to be the younger, more ethnically diverse journalists including ABC Life’s Osman Faruqi and digital news producer Jennine Khalik.
First, note that everyone on this allegedly unbiased ABC starts agrees that Bannon is bad. So much for diversity of thought on this taxpayer-funded broadcaster.
But how the debate is whether their ABC – not yours – should even show the face of people the ABC staff agree are bad.
That is dangerous low to which the ABC has sunk, under the non-leadership of Michelle Guthrie and Justin Milne. These “leaders” should be ashamed that ABC staff now question even interviewing people of the Right.
But here is an example of this astonishing intolerance, from a former Greens candidate that the ABC recently hired for its lifestyle arm, now abusing ABC journalists with infinitely more experience and credibility – and note he plays the identity card:
There are “good reasons to believe” that video footage of “extremists” hunting foreigners in Chemnitz are fake news, according to Germany’s domestic intelligence chief, undermining Angela Merkel’s insistence that protests against killer migrants were marked by “hate and… the persecution of innocent people”.
“I share the scepticism towards media reports of right-wing extremists chasing down [foreigners] in Chemnitz,” Hans-Georg Maassen told the Bild newspaper on Friday, expressing doubt over the authenticity of a widely-reported video purporting to show Germans ‘hunting’ foreigners.
“Based on my cautious assessment, there are good reasons to believe that this was intentional false information, possibly to detract attention from the murder in Chemnitz” of a German-Cuban allegedly by two asylum seekers, Maassen said.
The French establishment fear “Europe could die” following the EU Parliament elections next year, with President Emmanuel Macron’s En Marche! polling poorly and conservative-leaning populists looking set to make huge gains.
Arabic looking man randomly stabs passengers in the subway in Berlin, Germany
On Tuesday evening, the 4th of September, there was a police operation in the subway station of the line U7, Bayerischer Platz, in Berlin which the police only reported with a short Twitter:
Dutch town fails to act on ‘refugee’ beatings of Dutch kids
Authorities used riot police buses to block roads near the construction site during the rally, which ended with no reported arrests.
Several hundred supporters of Greece‘s extreme right Golden Dawn party staged a protest near central Athens on Wednesday evening against plans to build a state-funded mosque in the Greek capital. After years of delays, the government has agreed to build the mosque in an old industrial area of Athens to serve its large Muslim migrant community as well as tourists. Muslims currently use prayer houses set up unofficially.
A pub called “The Mulberry Tree” closed down last year in the English city of Ipswich. It’s understandable that the owners felt the need to close it — as the “Britons who have lived here for a long time” fled the area in an attempt to escape the relentless cultural enrichment, the halal community that now dominates that area of the city had no use for an establishment that serves alcohol.
Now a Muslim organization has acquired the former pub and wants to convert it into a mosque. Yet the group hid its intention behind a planning application to the borough council proposing a “community centre” — nothing about a mosque.
But now the Muslims of Ipswich have been caught out in their lies — check out the following excerpts from promotional videos (both in English and in subtitled Arabic) in which they cheerfully announce their plans for the new mosque:
For a taste of the politically correct view of the Mulberry Tree controversy, here are some excerpts from a full-dhimmi op-ed in the The Ipswich Star:
Is Social Media Really Good for Communities — or Does it Fan the Flames of Hatred?
One of the men arrested for the murder of a native German in Chemnitz had a criminal record, and was supposed to have been deported in 2016. He has been identified as a 22-year-old Iraqi named Yousif A., and his accomplice is a Syrian named Alaa S.
There Are ‘No Native Germans, We Are a Nation of Immigrants’
Just like the Fakestinians & the “Rohingya”, Bengali Moslems who invaded Burma, we Europeans also have no culture, no king, no country, no coinage… nothing. Civilisation is just an illusion, obviously.
Thanks to GoV
A couple of weeks ago German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier caused a stir by saying that there are no native Germans — that is, there some people who have been living in Germany for a long time, and others who have been there just a little while, but there is no meaningful distinction between the two groups.
German President Declares There Are ‘No Native Germans, We Are a Nation of Immigrants’
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has declared Germany “is a nation of immigrants and will remain so”, asserting: “There are no half or whole Germans, no biological or ‘new’ Germans”.
Speaking at Berlin’s Bellevue Palace, where a small group of people with Turkish heritage had been invited to share their views on immigration, integration, and xenophobia in Europe, the German president strongly denounced “exclusion of and discrimination against people with foreign roots”.
When asked her own opinion about what the president said, Chancellor Angela Merkel voiced strong agreement with him, as you can see in the clip below. Many thanks to MissPiggy for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:
Saipov, a 30-year-old Uzbek national, was arrested in October immediately after police said he plowed a truck down a bike lane on Manhattan’s West Side. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack, which was the deadliest assault on New York City since Sept. 11, 2001.
Jihad – What Makes Political Islam Successful, by Bill Warner
Canada: Facebook posts about the Islamic expansion project makes Mohammedans feel “unsafe”, or something…
Ghada Sadaka, a former principal at Wilfrid Laurier Public School in Markham, came under fire from parents for Facebook posts that included Islamophobic and anti-refugee sentiments:
Canada is in a bad way.
Trudeau may have been voted in, but how many of those votes were nostalgia-driven, remembering his daddy* from the good old days?
For Trudeau, there is no there there. He’s fluff in kids’ socks. Betcha he wears cartoon underwear.
*she does do a brief flash on a daddy-question. Seems like Canada has its own birther movement. (From GoV & Vlad Tepes)
Only in Victoria does government rationalise victim-blaming like this.
Dave Pellowe The Spectator Australia 7 September 2018
Only in Victoria.
I highly respect the police. I believe in the law. But when the laws are unjust, and naturally the laws of imperfect humans sometimes are, it’s every citizen’s moral obligation to resist them legally and politically.
I believe in natural law, and when bureaucratic laws undermine public confidence in law and order you know they’re bad laws that urgently need to be changed.
MID-AIR ROW: The man’s antics sparked panic on the Ryanair flight
Ryanair TERROR scare: Allah-shouting man sparks mid-air panic RYANAIR passengers were left terrified in mid-air after a man started jabbing his finger at people, praising Allah, calling Christians infidels and saying Islam is the “solution for everything”.
In dramatic footage from the Ryanair flight, the Muslim man can be seen arguing with staff and passengers.
He started shouting in Maghrebi Arabic around 40 minutes before the flight was scheduled to land.
He stood on his seat and started jabbing his finger at passengers while preaching about the wonders of Islam, according to 23-year-old eyewitness Javier Carnero.
Javier claimed that the man was shouting that “Islam is the solution for all life’s problems” and “Sharia is the fairest rule of law”.
In other news:
12 passengers fall ILL on separate flights to US from Europe after Mecca pilgrimage
If only these ignorant, xenophobic redneck Koreans could be properly “educated”, they would then have no problem at all with seeing their country flooded with Mohammedan savages…
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UN refugee agency spokesperson discusses why it has not taken a more active role to help Yemeni refugees in South Korea.
Despite backlash and opposition, Jeju residents have given shelter to the refugees and are also teaching them the Korean language [Faras Ghani/Al Jazeera]
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Seoul, South Korea – More than 500 Yemenis have applied for refugee status on South Korea’s Jeju island.
The influx has provoked debate over how the country handles refugees, including an online backlash, a petition for the government to take action and protests on Jeju and the capital Seoul.
This also prompted the government to remove Yemen from the list of countries whose citizens are allowed visa-free entry to Jeju and to tweak its refugee policy.
A strong anti-refugee sentiment has been seen in South Korea, driven largely by Islamophobia, that analysts say is caused mostly by ignorance among the population and the prevalence of fake news stories.
Al Jazeera spoke to Heinn Shin, Korea spokesperson for the UN’s refugee agency (UNHCR), about the causes of xenophobia, the government’s role in calming fears and rooting out fake news and why the agency is not at the forefront of helping these refugees.
The president of the Australian National Imams Council has been banned from entering Denmark after he was placed on a sanctions list that targets preachers.
Sheik Shady Alsuleiman
According to the Danish government list of “religious preachers with entry ban”, Sheik Shady Alsuleiman has been subject to a two-year prohibition from entering the country since April 10.
Repeated efforts to get comment from Sheik Alsuleiman, including by phone, email, Facebook and via the ANIC, were unsuccessful yesterday.
Danish Immigration and Integration Minister Inger Stojberg, who this year was criticised for claiming Muslims should not work during Ramadan because they posed a potential safety risk to society, announced the ban against the Australian cleric in a Facebook post in April.
In the post, she said Sheik Alsuleiman would be banned from entry as the Danish government, which last month implemented a ban on burkas, sought to stop certain preachers from entering the country.
“Shady al-Suleiman … from today will not be let in so he can preach … in this country,” Ms Stojberg said.
It is unclear whether a visa application triggered the ban; a spokesman for the Danish immigration service last night said: “We are not at liberty to talk about specific cases.”
A religious preacher can be placed on the list if they have “displayed behaviour that gives reason to believe the foreign national could pose a threat to the public order in Denmark”.
The spokesman said there would need to be a strong probability of a person seeking to enter Denmark before they could be placed on the list, which was set up after documentary-makers in 2016 filmed a radical imam telling worshippers at a mosque that adulterers should be stoned.
The bans affect only travel to Denmark, where immigration restrictions have been tightened in recent years.
In one controversial measure, the government allowed the confiscation of valuables from asylum-seekers to pay for their accommodation, with wedding rings later excluded.
Two years ago, Sheik Alsuleiman’s attendance at an iftar dinner that was hosted by then prime minister Malcolm Turnbull at Kirribilli House created headlines because of earlier comments about homosexuals “spreading diseases”.
At the time, Mr Turnbull said the views were “wrong” and “unacceptable”.
Tanweer Ali, 36, arrives at Sheffield Crown Court after being accused of indecently assaulting the girl (Image: SWNS)
Several hundred supporters of Greece‘s 
