(03-26-2017 01:40 AM)El_Gostro Wrote: A friend of a friend back in Baden-Württemberg is now in her practice year of teaching and she was explaining all the trendly slang amongst young children and mentioned that "apparently, Turkish words are on fashion now".
When my friend told me we went through a few quick theories until I pointed out that maybe it was because germans don't breed enough so naturally the turkish children would be a majority and therefore their slang prevalent.
She wasn't amused at all and started going through the mental gymnastics of "no pure race, we all are mixed".
Quote:An asylum seeker who forced a 10-year-old to watch pornographic films before raping her is now pleading with the Swedish government not to deport him back to Iraq.
The 45-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker known only as Ahmed was put on trial for raping the 10-year-old girl in an asylum camp in Tjörn, according to newspaper Aftonbladet. The Iraqi is said to have assaulted the 10-year-old repeatedly from July to September of last year and also raped another woman in the camp on up to 20 different occasions.
In February, Ahmed was sentenced by the district court to six years in prison followed by immediate deportation back to his native country. Ahmed met the girl through her aunt who moved in with the Iraqi after she needed a place for her and her niece and nephew to stay. After being raped by Ahmed, the aunt, to protect her honour, married him and continued to be abused by him for months.
Quote:Sweden Can’t Find Contractor Willing to Build Police Station in Migrant Suburb — ‘It’s Too Dangerous’
(03-28-2017 02:56 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote: ...
Sweden:
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/03/...dangerous/
Quote:Sweden Can’t Find Contractor Willing to Build Police Station in Migrant Suburb — ‘It’s Too Dangerous’
Of course - on top of construction you would have to hire roughly 10 armed security agents and that would likely be viewed as intolerant and illegal, so why bother.
Quote:Hungary has refused a request by the Swedish government to take in 5,000 asylum seekers, and the Swedes want to take the matter to court.
The Hungarian government has long held a position against the redistribution of migrants from other European countries going as far as holding a referendum on the subject last October. But Sweden is insisting that under European Union (EU) Dublin agreement rules, the migrants should be returned to the Central European country where they first registered, Svenska Dagbladet reports.
(03-28-2017 02:56 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote: Meanwhile in the tolerant hellhole named Sweden a 16yo enricher has raped a 13yo girl while filming it and putting it on social media:
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2017/03/...g-assault/
He has received 40 hours community service and even appeals that because a Muslim invader should not be blamed for raping a girl. Frankly he should be already strongly punished for putting on sex with a minor on social media. Even if it were consensual, then it would be highly illegal. But the rapefugees can do no wrong in Sweden.
Quote:The night shift at Lisburn's Coca-Cola plant was disrupted last week when a container of cans thought to have arrived from Germany clogged up the machines - only for workers to discover a number were filled with what looked like human waste.
"It was absolutely horrible, and the machines had to be turned off for about 15 hours to be cleaned," a source said. "It was unusual because normally the cans come from somewhere else in the UK, but this time they apparently came from Germany.
"The rumour is that some poor immigrants could have made that long journey in the lorry and that in their desperation were forced to use the cans instead of a toilet.

(03-29-2017 11:06 PM)RexImperator Wrote: Migrants shitting in Coke cans:
Quote:The night shift at Lisburn's Coca-Cola plant was disrupted last week when a container of cans thought to have arrived from Germany clogged up the machines - only for workers to discover a number were filled with what looked like human waste.
"It was absolutely horrible, and the machines had to be turned off for about 15 hours to be cleaned," a source said. "It was unusual because normally the cans come from somewhere else in the UK, but this time they apparently came from Germany.
"The rumour is that some poor immigrants could have made that long journey in the lorry and that in their desperation were forced to use the cans instead of a toilet.
http://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/nor...70541.html
(03-29-2017 02:08 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:
Sweden oh wonder deports some fake child refugees and here the protests against it, because every rapefugee has to be treated like gold!
Quote:http://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/police...mp/9528270
24.3.2017
Police probe apparent arson at asylum seekers' camp
Qasim Khudhair from Iraq and Tariq Mommand from Afghanistan were at the site when the tent burned early Friday
Helsinki Police are investigating an incident early Friday in the city centre when someone apparently tried to burn down a tent in an asylum seekers' protest camp.
The daily Helsingin Sanomat was first to report the incident.
Demonstrator Tariq Mommand from Afghanistan told Yle Swedish-language news reporter Carina Bruun that they noticed part of a tent smouldering.
"Around 4.30 am my friend was going around the tent to check that everything was OK. He yelled 'it's burning, it's burning'.
I saw the fire on the lower part of the tent and took my phone out. My friend ran after a man who was leaving on a bicycle, but we couldn't catch him," says Tariq Mommand.
Demonstrators say that one person was injured in the incident and was treated at a health centre.
Inspector Patrik Karlsson told HS that police are investigating it as a case of vandalism with the presumption that an outsider attempted to set the tent on fire.
He said that there was a substantially-sized hole in the tent. Police are checking surveillance camera footage for more clues.
Police still investigating Sunday incident
Asylum seekers have been protesting what they say is an unjust decision and deportation system for weeks on a square between the main Railway Station and the Ateneum Art Museum in downtown Helsinki.
Earlier this week, police said that an asylum seeker was attacked with a gas spray at the camp on Sunday evening.
Police say the asylum seeker is also suspected of attempted assault.
On March 8, a protester reportedly attempted suicide near the site.
Quote:http://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/asylum...ss/9484041
28.2.2017
Asylum seekers continue fight against "flawed asylum process"
Asylum seekers from Iraq and Afghanistan have been protesting in central Helsinki against Finland's tough immigration and asylum policies for more than two weeks.
They say there are significant shortcomings in the processing of their applications — and they are still unhappy after a meeting with the Immigration Service on Monday.
Finnish immigration authorities have tightened the rules for considering asylum applications following the arrival of more than 30,000 people seeking refuge from conflict in 2015.
The influx caught the government flat-footed and officials have been trying to address the flood of asylum applications by expediting asylum hearings.
In other cases, they have declared countries such as Afghanistan, Somalia and Iraq safe for return, arguing that asylum seekers can return to safe zones.
Iraqi protesters: Stop forced deportations
However the official arguments haven't been going down well with a group of Iraqi and Afghan asylum seekers who set up camp in central Helsinki to protest what they call the government's inhumane policies.
Ali Rashied, a spokesman for the Iraqi protesters' delegation spoke with Yle News about a meeting with Immigration Service Director Jaana Vuorio on Monday.
Yle News: What did you tell them at the meeting?
"We told them they should stop the deportations [of] all refugees by force," Rashied said on Monday.
"If there is somebody who wants to return voluntarily, it's OK. Now we are defending all of the families, all of the refugees that come here, they got negative decisions without any fair reasons - every decision was unfair."
Spokesman: Official admitted to shortcomings
The spokesman said that the immigration chief suggested that asylum seekers could seek redress if they felt their applications were not adequately processed.
Rashied: "We didn't get any good points [from the Immigration Service], only one [point] was clear.
Ms. Jaana Vuorio said that every person who feels that their [asylum application] was refused unfairly should go to submitting asylum again here.
She also admitted [there was] a low quality of the decisions and about the translators."
Yle News: "She said the decisions were of low quality?"
"Yes, yes, yes. She admits that and she says 'OK, we can go to administrative court and maybe they will correct the decisions,'" Rashied said.
According to their website, the protesters say that Migri has been "unprofessional with the decisions, and this leads to life-dangering [sic] deportations."
The asylum seeker protesters have four basic demands:
The group says that Migri should "admit that inexperienced staff and poor country reports have led to faulty decisions,"
and that the decisions "need to be reviewed again in order to prevent refoulement."
Refoulement refers to the forcible return of refugees to countries where they may be subjected to persecution.
The group also says "there needs to be an independent outside review of the quality of the asylum process in Migri to prevent further mistakes and misconduct,"
and that "Migri needs to update the sources of the country reports and make them - and the sources behind them - public," and to compare their practices with those of other countries.
Migri director: Eviction from reception centres will continue
In early February the Director of the Migration Service, Jaana Vuorio, said that she had 'learned her lesson' from a complaint filed by the Chancellor of Justice over its treatment of some asylum claims. During her meeting with delegations of Afghan and Iraqi protesters, she said that although appeal courts can take translation errors into account, Migri's options were limited.
"It's always possible to seek asylum again," said Vuorio. "If it's a groundless new application, it will be dealt with very quickly.
If there are new grounds for the claim, or translation errors, that have led to an erroneous decision, the matter can be fixed as long as the individual remains in the country, if necessary."
Vuorio rejected the asylum seekers demands' that deportations stop and that asylum seekers remain are not evicted from reception centres if their case is being appealed to the Supreme Administrative Court.
"In this discussion we clarified that it's the law that people are removed from reception centres," said Vuorio.
"It is also an absolute duty for the directors of reception centres. If there is a final, negative decision, and the applicant has nothing to complain about, he should be removed from this system."
She did admit that Migri is not perfect.
"It's always possible that mistakes happen," said Vuorio. "That's quite human."
Complaint by Chancellor of Justice
In 2015 some 32,476 people applied for asylum in Finland, a nearly ten-fold increase on the 3,651 applications received in 2014. In 2016 the figure was 5,657.
The large influx prompted a re-evaluation of criteria for granting asylum and humanitarian protection, which was in effect a toughening of the rules.
Asylum seekers from Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia were faced with stringent rules and recommendations for internal displacement as their applications were rejected.
That meant that they were effectively told that although their home town wasn't safe, they could live elsewhere in their home country.
Asylum seekers and human rights groups say that internal displacement is itself dangerous if the individual has no support network in place.
Humanitarian protection was also removed from the legislation governing asylum claims, and the Chancellor of Justice issued a complaint against the Immigration Service over its implementation of that legislation.
(03-30-2017 03:40 PM)Mr. D Wrote:(03-30-2017 03:34 PM)Matsufubu Wrote: How the fuck do you shit into a Coke can???
With great accuracy.
Quote:We'd rather go to Moscow' Paris becomes tourist no-go zone after wave of crime and terror
PARIS has become a no-go zone for Chinese tourists because of rising levels of violent street crime and fears of a new terror attack in the French capital.
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(03-30-2017 11:14 PM)Glaucon Wrote: I had to stop following this thread, it was becoming too much. Especially the truths about Islam.
"if you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back at you."
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(03-31-2017 03:07 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:(03-30-2017 11:14 PM)Glaucon Wrote: I had to stop following this thread, it was becoming too much. Especially the truths about Islam.
"if you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back at you."
There is no peace in this world. Constant conflict and unrest is the destiny of this world at this time.
We all have to become like individual Neos who are beyond the nonsense powerplays of this world:
(03-29-2017 02:08 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:
Sweden oh wonder deports some fake child refugees and here the protests against it, because every rapefugee has to be treated like gold!
Quote:A 23-year-old man of Syrian origin, yesterday stabbed a 28-year-old pedestrian at St. Kassians Square with a knife and escaped. The civil courage of passersby, who perceived the happenings, is due to the fact that the suspect could be quickly arrested.
As reported, a 23-year-old Syrian attacked a man in the pedestrian zone in Regensburg on March 29, 2015, around 11.15 am, accompanied by his wife. The Syrian abruptly stabbed the victim with a knife and fled. Attentive passers-by took the event, which was only a few seconds apart, and decided to intervene without even thinking about it.
In doing so, an exemplary co-operation of several random witnesses developed, without having to challenge each other. After one of the escaped one set a leg, others held the attacker on the ground. At the same time, a witness dismissed the emergency call, while a doctor who happened to be among the pedestrians immediately took care of the injured person and provided for the emergency doctor. The police arrived quickly at the site, finally arresting the Syrian for the time being.