(01-09-2017 06:10 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote: http://policehour.co.uk/2017/01/brave-su...al-attack/
Brave Sunderland woman speaks out following kidnap, gang rape and brutal attack
We usually take rape allegations with a grain of sand, but when a woman comes home with multiple massive bruises and several sperm strains in her (and has a fiance and 3 kids at home on a night out with her mom!), then the story is credible.
The 6 rapefugees were arrested and instantly released - put in a "safehouse". I guess they were put in a safehouse for their own protection, because the people there were moderately upset:
Quote:Having had no pre-drinks she headed to Sunderland city centre completely sober heading to a number of places she had half a pint of cider and vodka.
They moved to another club where she ordered another drink after that they moved to a fourth pub were Chelsey does not remember ordering a drink or dancing around. She became separated from her mum and friend after having just four drinks.
Chelsey says on social media “the next thing I remember is waking up in a strange house with no memory of how she got there. Waking up in only her knickers to next to a man she did not know.”
Quote:Two men have attacked a couple in Hanover. The two attacked the 58-year-olds, when they drove with their car at 22.50 clock on their property in the district Holtensen. They tried to snatch the bag from the husband.
The 58-year-old, however, loudly resisted, according to the police, whereupon the robbers withdrew from him and escaped without prey. The two 30- and 35-year-old sons of the man then took up the persecution.
They succeeded in holding one of the men and taking a picture of him. The offender was obviously injured. After the recording, however, he could escape.
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(01-09-2017 02:27 PM)Parzival Wrote: Well doesn't look German the offender...
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Quote:A passage from the Koran that denies one of the central tenets of the Christian faith was sung aloud at a cathedral service in Scotland.
The passage from Surah 19, which specifically denies that Jesus was the Son of God and says He should not be worshipped, was sung during a Eucharist service at St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in Glasgow to mark the feast of the Epiphany.
A video of the recital was posted on YouTube showing a girl singing the passage in a typical Islamic style. It narrates the Islamic account of the birth of Jesus, which includes the claim that Mary was “ashamed” after giving birth, and the infant Christ miraculously spoke from the cradle – something not found in Christian scripture.
She then concludes by singing verse 35, which states in translation: “It befitteth not the Majesty of Allah that He should take unto Himself a son,” and then verse 36, which has the infant Jesus saying: “And lo! Allah is my Lord and your Lord. So worship Him. That is the right path.”
The cathedral praised the reading in a Facebook post, calling it a “wonderful event”.
However, retired Anglican bishop Michael Nazir-Ali strongly condemned it, saying it was especially inappropriate for the feast of the Epiphany, which celebrates the revelation of Christ as the Son of God.
Christian Today quotes him as saying: “The authorities of the Scottish Episcopal Church should immediately repudiate this ill-advised invitation.”
“Christians should know what their fellow citizens believe and this can include reading the Qur’an for themselves, whether in the original or in translation. This is not, however, the same thing as having it read in Church in the context of public worship,” he added.
“It is particularly insensitive to have this passage read in Church on the Feast of the Epiphany when we celebrate not only Christ’s manifestation to the gentiles but also his baptism and the divine declaration, ‘you are my beloved son in whom I am well pleased’.”
The Scottish Episcopal Church is part of the worldwide Anglican Communion, which also includes the Church of England and America’s Episcopalian Church.
The cathedral’s Facebook page also proudly publicises a press report on the provost’s Christmas sermon, in which he compared U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump to the biblical King Herod, who ordered the massacre of children.
Quote:Michael James Nazir-Ali is a Pakistani-born British Anglican bishop.
Relations with Muslims
Nazir-Ali has become a prominent spokesman for an engagement between Christianity and Islam and has been involved in a number of important dialogues between Muslims and others. He has led the Church's dialogue with Al-Azhar As-Sharif, the premier place of Sunni learning, and also with Shi'a Ulema in Iran. He is frequently quoted in the press. In November 2006 Nazir-Ali criticised the "dual psychology" of some extremist Muslims who seek both "victimhood and domination". He said it would never be possible to satisfy all of the demands made by them because "their complaint often boils down to the position that it is always right to intervene when Muslims are victims... and always wrong when Muslims are the oppressors or terrorists. Given the world view that has given rise to such grievances, there can never be sufficient appeasement and new demands will continue to be made." In response, the Muslim Council of Britain said "We would normally expect a bishop to display more humility and work towards bringing communities closer together rather than contributing towards fostering greater divisions." He has also said, "In the conflicts in Bosnia and Kosovo the International community was defending Muslims from danger whereas in other situations, as in Iraq or Syria, Christians and others need to be defended from Radical Islamism".
No-go areas
In January 2008 Nazir-Ali wrote that Islamic extremism had turned "already separate communities into 'no-go' areas" and claimed that there had been attempts to "impose an 'Islamic' character on certain areas", citing the amplification of the call to prayer from mosques as an example. He criticised the government's integration policy as "an agenda which still lacks the underpinning of a moral and spiritual vision", and asked that the government make a public affirmation of the "Christian roots of British society".
These comments resulted in some debate and criticism, including a response from the Muslim Council of Britain, who said the mosque call was no different from church bells ringing, and Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrats, who described the claims as "a gross caricature of reality". Conservative home affairs spokesman David Davis said the bishop had rightly drawn attention to a "deeply serious problem" and that Labour's support for multiculturalism risked creating a situation of "voluntary apartheid".
The Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, Hazel Blears responded to Nazir-Ali's comments by stating that Britain was a "secular democracy", and challenged him to name specific 'no go' areas. but the Chair of the Equality Commission, Trevor Phillips, agreed with his analysis of the situation. Nazir-Ali has since received death threats against himself and his family, and he is now under escort by the Kent police; however, he says his "overflowing postbag" has been "overwhelmingly supportive", with people offering their own experience.
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(01-01-2017 08:00 PM)Zamyatin Wrote: Zelcorpian said:
I think that Greece might fall as one of the first countries - they only need one bigger wave of rapefugees and it is all over - Greek Caliphate is born.
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Zel, I have Greek blood, and visit the country regularly. I can assure you, Greece will never fall to the caliphate, much less be the first country to do so. You forget that the Greeks were under Ottoman occupation for 400 years and retained their sense of nationhood throughout this time. Walk into any government office and you will see Orthodox icons proudly on display Plus, Greeks are very red pill, and the crisis has made them more so. Any Greek taxi driver you speak to will sprout some truths about the globalists that would not be out of place in this forum.
Now, that's not to say the globalist don't have designs on Greece. They do, and I have noticed some of the media pushing a hard core globalist agenda. But Greeks aren't buying it. Also, most young Greeks still want to have babies and raise children, and large families are regarded as a blessing. Women are women the world over, but slut shaming is still real in Greece and women are less prone to riding the carousel. (I'm not saying they wont, they are just careful about it)
The crises has had a real impact on Greek birthrates, but don't forget there are two "Greeces". One is the country itself, and the other is the diaspora. The Greeks of the US, Canada, Australia, South Africa and Germany represent enormous human (and financial) capital. If incentives can be put int place to bring these people back home, huge benefits could accrue. Ironically, the diversity that is choking the west is an added incentive to these Greeks to return home. As the Anglo-sphere becomes more "diverse", we no longer know what it means to be an American, a Canadian or an Australian, an increasingly, the old European stock of these settler nations are re-discovering there ethnic roots. (That's true not just of Greeks, but Italians, Germans, etc).
I'm not saying it's all roses. far from it. The wave of refugees poses a real challenge. Short of blowing the incoming boats out of the water, there is nothing we can do to stop them. (Of course, if Greece tried to do that, it would quickly become a pariah state, subject to "regime change", so that just isn't an option). Fortunately the crisis works to our favor as Greece is the last place these people want to stay, and the Greeks are happy to see the back of them as soon as possible. Disturbingly, many NGOs are now providing benefits to them, to make their stay in Greece comfortable. Even more perversely, there are rumblings from the Germans that the refugees should be sent back to their country of entry, i.e. Greece. Get that?? Merkel invites them in, and now they want to offload them back onto Greece. Call me cynical, but I think this is by design, to weaken the Greeks' resistance to the NWO. Thing is, many, many Greeks believe the same thing, so there is hope.
Anyway, I've been reading this forum a very long time before i signed up, and I have great respect for your views, so I just wanted to give you my take on the matter, based on first hand experience.
(01-11-2017 12:24 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote: <
Just saw the Trump press-conference. It is great, but I still will only believe it when it happens.
Even if President Trump does outstanding things, then the demographics cannot and will not be changed.
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Still - the system is deeply embedded and the power of demographics are utterly set against the White native Americans. This will not be the same USA in 30-40 years - not even close.
(01-12-2017 05:31 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: You seem to preface your predictions on the assumption of perpetually stable democracy. Further you seem to preface your predictions on the assumption that conditions cannot be made so hostile for certain unpleasant demographics that they simply leave of their own free will. Mexicans are apparently already self deporting at a fair clip.
I agree, if nothing changes in terms of how we approach governance and our engagement with our future then demographics will be destiny, but that's a pretty long bet. I pay attention to comments sections, particularly in neutral internet locations and I can say with authority that regardless of what consensus the old-media try to portray, these times they are a changin'.

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(01-12-2017 10:27 AM)Lucky Wrote: Don't know if this has been posted already. Too good not to share:
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Quote:Failed asylum seekers will be allowed to stay in Germany if they can prove they have been beaten up by neo-Nazis
Rejected asylum seekers in Germany's capital Berlin may be allowed to stay if they have been beaten up by neo-Nazis.
Politicians see the offer of asylum as a way of way of sending a 'strong signal' to hate crime perpetrators.
Berlin's interior minister Andrea Geisel said the city is looking into the legal possibilities of such an exemption after nearby Brandenburg opted for the scheme.
'I find an exemption, as Brandenburg has introduced, to be a strong political signal to those who believe that "whoever wants to chase refugees out of the country must attack them",' Geisel said.
'To this I say - no.
'Whoever is a victim of far-right violence will enjoy our double protection and will not be deported.'
Brandenburg became the first state to declare it would give rejected asylum seekers who had been attacked sanctuary after requesting immigration authorities to use their 'discretion.'
Rejected asylum applicants who are witnesses to or victims of far-right attacks would not be told to leave until at least the end of the investigation of the criminals who assaulted them.
In serious cases they will be allowed to stay on in Germany even though they had been told to leave.
'Brandenburg has a great public interest in making it clear to suspected perpetrators of violent acts that their victims will have justice through a solid residence and the opposite of what the perpetrators intended will happen,' Brandenburg officials wrote in a statement about the exemption.
The sanctuary offer does not apply to refugees convicted of crimes or terror suspects.
Since 2015 there have been over 2,000 attacks on refugees and their accommodation centres.
(01-12-2017 06:26 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:(01-12-2017 05:31 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: You seem to preface your predictions on the assumption of perpetually stable democracy. Further you seem to preface your predictions on the assumption that conditions cannot be made so hostile for certain unpleasant demographics that they simply leave of their own free will. Mexicans are apparently already self deporting at a fair clip.
I agree, if nothing changes in terms of how we approach governance and our engagement with our future then demographics will be destiny, but that's a pretty long bet. I pay attention to comments sections, particularly in neutral internet locations and I can say with authority that regardless of what consensus the old-media try to portray, these times they are a changin'.
No - I determine my predictions based on what I know about our system and the elite that is governing it. I also base it on the successes they have had in the last couple hundred years.
Furthermore my assumptions are based on the massive indoctrination of the youth, the immense desired and planned migration flows and many other points.
South Americans will keep on pouring into the US, no matter whether a wall is built or not.
The times are somewhat different, but I have to remind you that the overwhelimg majority of Millennials and younger are utterly and completely brainwashed and would vote in anyone that the mainstream media tells them to. Most of them are so utterly brainwashed, that it would take a generation or massive trauma to break that spell.
Things are of course a bit different, since the reaction to all the changes seems to be stronger than the globalists anticipated, but they will keep on marching on. Even when Andrew Jackson closed their second central bank, he unwittingly left the fractional reserve system in place. The globalists kept on plotting and marching on. And that was at a time when you could accomplish in 10 years what you can do in 1 year now.
Hope for the best, plan for the worst and expect what you consider the most likely scenario based on everything you know and can observe. Donald Trump is a setback for them, but probably less than Andrew Jackson was. The dogma of the globalists is never 3 steps forward, but 2 steps forward and one step back, and then the next 2 steps forward. We are still on our way to their TOTAL DOMINATION, we are only taking a step back. Nothing changed as of yet.
(01-11-2017 11:30 AM)Samseau Wrote: Why do keep saying the west will fall? It is just Europe.
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