(04-14-2017 01:35 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote: Serious cases of tax fraud net you 6-10 years behind bars in Sweden.
Gang rape, murder - meh - the traitors rule the place, they want the Swedes to be gone.
(04-13-2017 09:17 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote: The videos above with Tommy are from Huddersfield, a town just inside the North West of England and North the Peak District.
If you look around it on a map you will notice Bradford, Leeds, Sheffield, Rotherham, Barnsley, Chesterfield & Nottingham. All of these places have large immigrant populations of Pakistani and African descent, mainly Somali.
ALl of these towns and cities are easily linked via Motorways, A and B roads. You are never far away from a locality to harbour your victims or drugs.
South Yorkshire police protect the pedo gangs and organsied crime which peddle large quantities of drugs in the towns around Sheffield and the city itself. When I say drug gangs I mean it, your local drug lord is more likely to employ African men from Ghana, West coast etc and the rival gangs of Pakistanis have their own turf.
They have a hold in Manchester too. Walk up to you and offer you drugs or strike up a conversation which allows them to feel you out and whether you're "out for something".
Drugs, pedo gangs, organised crime, human trafficking. Its all related and you can trace it to immigrant gangs and those of traditional white British background but they do not have overlaps because they're all racist and hate each other.
The police do nothing to stop it because they can't. Those lawyers you see in the video are backed by well funded firms, NGOs and charities.
Tommy should be careful here because one day one of these fucks will throw acid in his face. WHen they arrive at court they do so either from a cell or from home. Don't be surprised this happens to him.
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(04-15-2017 11:57 AM)void Wrote: Any news about the Dortmund "incident"? Seems like they successfully implemented a news ban.
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(04-16-2017 05:29 AM)balybary Wrote: Here is a video of the panic during Sevilla procession.
In this video, it is said that the "young people" that have created the terror (by shouting aloha snackbar?) have been arrested, it would be interesting to know which fuckers have done that (my spanish is weak).
A picture of them arrested by the police must be available somewhere?
(04-16-2017 12:17 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote: Islam in short creates a lot of sexual frustration unless you have constantly new sex slaves or conquest where you can plunder and rob other countries women. The Muslim societies were created for this kind of outsourcing of the sexual needs of the men. I personally hope that they decide to start doing that and march in self-confidence against the West and Asia - I will be interested to find out whether they last days or weeks when the onslaught comes back.
Quote:A charity that rescues migrants has described the situation this weekend as "unprecedented" after going to the aid of people aboard nine boats in the Mediterranean Sea.
The Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS) said the seven rubber and two wooden vessels contained an estimated 1,500-1,800 men, women and children.
It took 453 people on board its own ship, the Phoenix, while MOAS crew members supervised more than 1,000 others on "unseaworthy" vessels into the night, providing basic provisions and life jackets.
MOAS said the situation became more "delicate" as weather conditions deteriorated after dark.
Quote:MOAS was designed and founded by Christopher and Regina Catrambone in conjunction with search-and-rescue professionals, completing its proof of concept in 2014. This initial 60-day mission was funded through the contributions of our founders and donations from private citizens.
From 2015, MOAS was privately funded through the support of the public, grant-making organizations, crowd-funding initiatives, foundations and corporate sponsorship. Operational partners, such as MSF, Red Cross Italy and the International Federation of the Red Cross, have also been major contributors to our mission.
In October 2016, MOAS received its first grant from the Swiss Development Agency SDC, marking our first contribution from any state-affiliate and further securing MOAS’ long-term sustainability.
Quote:In 2014 MOAS launched the first private search and rescue initiative in the Mediterranean. In two ‘sailing season’, the organisation rescued and assisted more than 11,600 men women and children.
On 23 December 2015, MOAS launched its Aegean mission in response to the crisis on the Turkey – Greece border, where countless Syrians where attempting the crossing to reach Europe and seek asylum from the ongoing civil war back home. In just three months, MOAS rescued and assisted 1,869 people.
On 6 June, MOAS returned to the Central Mediterranean with two vessels and a greater capacity than ever to save lives at sea. The mission is currently still in operation, with over 30,000 people having been rescued and assisted.
Thanks to generous donors, MOAS has now become an international NGO able to respond quickly wherever a crisis arises.

Quote:officials in Italy, which has received about 500,000 migrants in the last three years, say that rescue vessels operated by charities and humanitarian organizations – some of which reportedly receive funding from billionaire George Soros and his Open Society Foundations (OSF) -- are working with smugglers based in Libya.
OSF emphatically denies such accusations.
"Our grantees and our partners do not help people cross borders, neither within nor into the European Union," an OSF spokesperson told Fox News. "Our work aims both to support effective and orderly government migration policies and to ensure that the rights of migrants are upheld in accordance with domestic and international law."
Italian officials also say that some NGOs act as a sort of “taxi service” by picking refugees up just off the African coast and then transporting them across the Mediterranean Sea to Italy instead of returning them to Africa.
Whomever is resonsible, an Italian lawmaker said that groups transporting refugees should take them to closer places such as Malta and Tunisia.
Other Italian authorities want to investigate the funding of charity boats transporting the migrants. Critics of the charity boat operators say they are colluding with criminal smugglers and, in effect, are accomplices in the deaths of so many migrants trying to reach Europe.
“If the government does not decide to put a brake on these [humanitarian] boats, we will find ourselves overrun by tens of thousands of African immigrants by the end of the year,” said Paolo Grimoldi, a lawmaker who belongs to the Northern League party, according to Reuters.
GEFIRA, which stands for the Global Analysis from the European Perspective, questioned on its website whether the smuggling involving humanitarian organizations, local smugglers and even the Italian Coast Guard rise to the level of a criminal enterprise.
“The Dutch, Maltese and German-based NGOs are part of the human smuggling network and one wonders, are these NGOs themselves criminal organizations?” asked GEFIRA. “Whatever the motives of these NGOs, their behavior is illegal, and in countries governed by a constitution, i.e. European states, crimes should be prosecuted regardless of the intention of its perpetrators.
(04-15-2017 08:09 AM)Teedub Wrote: Posts like these are depressingly sobering. Is the UK completely past the point of no return demographically? And even if it isn't, how can we reverse this stuff when the media, academia, and the large majority of the middle class are so hopelessly brainwashed by neoliberalism?
Quote:The Czech Republic is not prepared to accept any more than the 12 migrants it has already taken under the quota scheme set up by the European Union (EU) even if that means facing sanctions, the nation’s interior minister has said.
“Ongoing security checks show that the country can no longer accept anyone else”, said Milan Chovanec, noting that the Czech Republic has so far received 12 of the 1,600 migrants it has been ordered to take in under the terms of the EU quota deal.
Vetting so-called refugees is “complicated”, the minister explained, adding that migrants “have not even been willing to remain in place [in Greek and Italian camps, while security checks take place”.
“We check thoroughly and in detail during the process, which takes between several weeks and more than two months.
“But these people [that the Czech Republic have been told to take in as refugees] were not prepared to remain in place while being vetted. Because of that, we haven’t given them security clearance.”
Confirming that the country “has no further plans to adopt more migrants”, Mr Chovanec raised the issue of repeated threats from Brussels to punish states which are refusing to go along with the EU’s agenda to push migrants from the third world on unwilling countries.
“The Czech Republic does not plan to adopt more migrants”, he said, acknowledging that this stance is likely to result in Brussels imposing sanctions against the country, “perhaps in the range of several million Euros”.
“It is then up to the government to assess if it’s worth paying the penalty or not. In my opinion – yes. You cannot let people here without running all the checks.”
The Czech minister’s position is likely to come as a blow to Brussels, as last week the EU told Hungary and Poland they face legal action if their populist governments continue to resist orders to take in migrants from the third world.
Warsaw and Budapest have strongly opposed the scheme, which seeks to move 160,000 people from Italy and Greece into other EU nations. Fewer than 20,000 people have been resettled so far even though the programme is due to end in September this year.
“If Member States do not increase their relocations soon, the Commission will not hesitate to make use of its powers … for those which have not complied,” the bloc’s executive arm said in a statement.
Italy, along with Germany, Sweden, Austria, and France have been vocal in demanding the EU cut subsidies to Hungary and Poland for their refusal to welcome migrants.
But Reuters reported that, worried about rising Euroskepticism, officials in Brussels are split on whether to open legal proceedings against Hungary and Poland.