(05-06-2017 05:30 PM)balybary Wrote: Rome: migrants attack journalists (on live TV)
(05-07-2017 02:11 AM)Parzival Wrote: More important questions. WB?
Quote:As soon as Nicola Porro connected with his correspondent around 11:30pm at the Station Terminal of Rome to document the situation of the campers who congregate there at night, Francesca Parisella had just enough time to begin the connection before announcing, “They have assaulted us”. With the camera weaving, it was understood that the journalist and her cameraman were fleeing and the voice of the reporter changed in tone into an actual cry of fear.
A few minutes later, Porro, from the studio, explained that, “Francesca is upset but well. They have destroyed the camera and beaten the cameraman. A situation such as this evening’s should not be a report from a war zone. Thanks to a taxi driver, a much worse outcome was avoided.” The version was confirmed by Parisella herself, by telephone shortly thereafter. “We were at a distance to report on the type of welcome we can give; they were disturbed and they assaulted us. They chased me and grabbed me by the jacket,” explains the journalist.
Quote:The Qur’an teaches that Infidel women can be lawfully taken for sexual use (cf. its allowance for a man to take “captives of the right hand,” 4:3, 4:24, 23:1-6, 33:50, 70:30). The Qur’an says: “O Prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to bring down over themselves of their outer garments. That is more suitable that they will be known and not be abused. And ever is Allah Forgiving and Merciful.” (33:59) The implication there is that if women do not cover themselves adequately with their outer garments, they may be abused, and that such abuse would be justified. Even if it’s live on the air.
Maybe the Pope could venture out and chat with these good fellows, and explain to them that true Islam and the proper understanding of the Qur’an reject every form of violence.
Quote:The number of crimes recorded by the police as a whole has scarcely changed, while those of the politically motivated and those of the particularly serious ones have already changed. Around 6.37 million offenses were reported last year in Germany, which is an increase of - only - 0.7 per cent.
In the case of murder, manslaughter and killing on demand, the matter looks different: here, there was an increase compared to 2015 by 14.3 per cent to 2418 cases. The number of rapes reported rose by 12.8 per cent to 7919 cases, group rapes and "raid" group rapes were even more drastic: by 106.3 per cent to 524 cases and by 54.1 per cent to 225 cases. Nationwide, there were 193542 violent acts in 2016; Which is an increase of 6.7 percent. The number of serious bodily injuries rose by 9.9 percent to 140033 cases.
As far as suspects are concerned, the police found 181509 persons (increase of 9.2 per cent), of which 69163 were shown as "non-German suspects" (increase of 25.5 per cent). The Minister of the Interior said that there is a link between this development of crime and immigration, but this is by no means a reason for flattering judgments.
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Quote:Eastern European crime gangs are repeatedly forcing trafficked women into sexual exploitation and sham marriages, a BBC investigation found.
The programme, Humans for Sale, found one Slovakian girl who had been trafficked to Glasgow three times.
Many of the women were forced into sham marriages with men, mainly from Pakistan, who were seeking to apply for residency in the UK.
The women, who are EU citizens, are lured to the UK with false promises.
According to Angelika Molnar, who runs Europol's human trafficking unit, the victims are encouraged to leave poverty and deprivation in countries such as Romania and Slovakia with the prospect of a well-paid job in Scotland.
"It's only upon arrival that they are told there is no work available and they have to be engaged in marriages with Pakistani men," she said.
Ms Molnar said the potential grooms wanted to stay in Scotland but needed marriage to an EU citizen to be able to apply for residency.
"After the marriage, the women are kept under control by the traffickers and are exploited as domestic service by the husband but also raped and sexually exploited by fellow nationals of the traffickers," she said.
Ms Molnar said people were now the second most lucrative criminal commodity after drugs, with labour and sexual exploitation the most common reasons for trafficking to Scotland.
Jim Laird, former head of trafficking services at the charity Migrant Help, told the BBC there was a "clear link" between Eastern European crime gangs and Asian organised crime in Glasgow.
Undercover investigation
The BBC sent investigative journalist Sam Poling undercover to expose the ruthless tactics used in the supply chain.
She travelled across Eastern Europe to track down victims sold to Glasgow gangs for sex.
In Slovakia she tried to track down some of the victims who had previously been trafficked to Glasgow before being rescued.
When she arrived at one girl's house to interview her, she discovered the girl was missing.
Her parents said they believed she had been trafficked back to Glasgow, leaving her baby daughter behind.
At other houses, the BBC team discovered three other girls had also been trafficked back to Scotland.
They filmed one house in eastern Slovakia which was set up as a "transit house" by a man who bought girls and kept them there for a few days before transporting them to Glasgow for sham marriages.
The house was surrounded by a high padlocked fence and had cameras trained on the doors and windows.
Yves Ogou, who describes himself as a social worker, works closely with authorities in both Slovakia and Scotland to help rescue and support victims, particularly those sold to gangs in Glasgow for sham marriages.
He said of the transit house: "Some girls, they have no identity card, they have no passport.
"Here, within 24 hours we can fix normal identity cards or passports. You pay for that and you have your passport.
"In those two days the traffickers change the girls to make them look like really pretty girls because most of those girls are from Roma settlements.
"There's no water, it's a really difficult place to live. They have to look like normal human beings."
Yves said Glasgow was specifically targeted by Slovakian traffickers because of historical links with Roma communities and their association with third-country nationals who wanted UK residency.
"Those people used to go to Glasgow because the first Roma community from here tried to move to Glasgow, Manchester, Bradford and so on," he said.
"That's their first contact and the traffickers, they have friends, they are friends to people from western Africa, people from Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and so on."
Tracking down sham marriages
To try to get evidence of sham marriages in Scotland, Sam Poling examined marriage records to look for "red flags".
The suspicious markers include young Eastern European brides, older Asian grooms and the same addresses being used for multiple marriages, yet little sign of them living there.
She also looked at how many got divorced after the five-year-mark, the length of time someone has to have residency before being granted a UK passport.
The programme team found dozens of such marriages in Scotland.
Seventy of them were registered in Glasgow and a third in Govanhill.
And 40% of those who married there just over five years ago - the cut-off for the passport - are now divorced.
One address - Westmorland Street in Govanhill - had more than a dozen links to marriages between men from Pakistan and young Eastern European brides in recent years.
Witnesses of the weddings were also registered there.
Yet there was no trace of any of the couples living at any of the properties.
Jim Laird, one of Scotland's leading experts on human trafficking, said: "There's a high number of victims from the Govanhill area, and that's because there's a clear link between Eastern European crime gangs, who have human trafficking as one of the things they do, and links with organised Asian crime gangs in Glasgow.
"So the Eastern European crime gangs will provide the victims and the Asian crime gangs here will provide the accommodation which is why there is quite a lot of it in Govanhill."
There were 150 people recorded as official victims of trafficking in Scotland last year, a figure Jim Laird said did not reflect the reality of the trade.
He said: "The victims run into millions.
"In Scotland alone you'd be talking thousands.
"There's no prosecution because people are too frightened to be witnesses in trials, they're worried about their own personal safety, but they're also worried about their family's safety back at home."
He added: "Some of them quite frankly are embarrassed because they've been conned.
"They've been sold a dream, believed it and came here, and when they found out what has happened to them, they just want to disappear as quietly as possible and go back to their own country."
(05-10-2017 12:42 AM)sterling_archer Wrote:Maybe, so far I have been told that this guy has been taking frequent trips to Afghanistan, Pakistan and Syria recently. Nothing has been confirmed.(05-09-2017 03:50 PM)KC4 Wrote: Well, fuck if I am to believe the rumours, one of my classmates might have joined a special terrorist organisation. Still asking around to confirm but it doesn't bode well.
Really? ISIS or something else?
(05-10-2017 02:13 AM)KC4 Wrote:(05-10-2017 12:42 AM)sterling_archer Wrote:Maybe, so far I have been told that this guy has been taking frequent trips to Afghanistan, Pakistan and Syria recently. Nothing has been confirmed.(05-09-2017 03:50 PM)KC4 Wrote: Well, fuck if I am to believe the rumours, one of my classmates might have joined a special terrorist organisation. Still asking around to confirm but it doesn't bode well.
Really? ISIS or something else?
Funnily enough he used to drink and party alot then he started going on on about Muslims being oppressed, we should start banning pork, women shouldn't be allowed this and that, praying 5 times a day. It was really a scary thing to witness. It was like his soul hade been diminished and all that was left was empty brainwashed husk with no joy in it.
(05-10-2017 04:07 AM)sterling_archer Wrote: Actually Zulfiqar was the sword of his brother, Ali, but never mind.
Does anybody know what is the reason of Islam fascination with decapitation?
From what I know about history, there were some head hunting societies in the world or even minor traditions, such as in feudal Japan (head collecting after battles), but none of them are like what Islam teaches.
You can read many verses in Quran about decapitation, also decapitation being standard method of disposal of their enemies, now are ISIS, Boko Haram and some other using it for psychological warfare, etcetera.
So what do you guys think about it? Its a bit morbid question, but I have never seen anybody talking about this.
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(05-10-2017 04:16 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote: The dark ages in Europe were dark as well - they had gruesome public executions that people enjoyed and they sometimes herded stray cats into cages and burned them alive while enjoying the screams of the poor creatures. But at least Europeans left this long behind, while Muslims still do as they did in the 7th century.