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Germany: SJWs Protest the Deportation of Afghan Rapists and Child Abusers

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Last Tuesday evening saw Germany cracking down hard and deporting 8 (eight) convicted Afghan criminals. The men were put on a flight from Düsseldorf to Kabul.

The crimes the men were convicted of. Source: Bild.

The men were taken directly from prison to airport. Their convictions are:

1. rape in coincidence with grievous battery,
2. rape and attempted grievous battery,
3. grievous battery,
4. grievous battery and coercion,
5. grievous sexual abuse of children,
6. robbery,
7. grievous sexual abuse of several children,
8. sexual abuse of a child, two attempted rapes, several cases of sexual coercion.

And still, a coalition of about 180 “refugee welcome” and fake “human rights”* activists gathered in the departure hall of Düsseldorf airport to protest the deportation.

(* we are for human rights, but there is very much wrong with these activists’ definition in a case like this, hence the quotation marks.)

“Stop Deportations” –

“Afghanistan is not safe!” (twice) – “All humans are equal!” – “No man is illegal” – “Asylum is a human right!”

There are 15.112 Afghans currently residing in Germany who are obliged to leave the country immediately (in theory), and 43.000 whose asylum applications have been rejected but who were given a suspension of deportation.

The district president of the German federal state of North-Rhine Westphalia last year calculated that under current German practice, it would take 20 years to deport every rejected asylum seeker just from the state of North-Rhine Westphalia alone.

Arrival in Kabul, Photo: Wakil Kohsar/AFP

Oh well, now that they are here and we can’t or won’t send them away, we might as well give them work permits and federal funds

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An original translation from German daily newspaper Hamburger Abendblatt:

Merkel and Scholz: Integrate Rejected Asylum Seekers
By Christoph Heinemann and Christian Unger
25.08.17

Olaf Scholz, mayor of Hamburg, and Angela Merkel

Abendblatt exclusive: Access to language courses and Federal Funds
Merkel formed task team in response to Scholz’ Motion

Hamburg/Berlin.
The lost ones meet every Friday evening in a cafe in the Schanze. Seven young Afghans without a perspective to stay – as their asylum application has either been in process for more than one year, or has been decided upon negatively, they aren’t allowed to work or to visit a proper language course*.
Several thousand of such people, often merely “tolerated” for years, live in Hamburg.
Mayor Olaf Scholz (SPD, Social Democrats) apparently wants to grant these people extensive assistance measures. As Abendblatt learnt exclusively, already in June a task force was formed upon decision of chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU, Christian Democrats), which is to develop suggestions. Members of this task force are representatives of Senate, the Chief of the Federal Agency for Work, Detlef Scheele (SPD), as well as leaders of Saarland which is led by the CDU. In November, the group is expected to present their findings at a meeting of the Federal Presidents.

Scholz wants to give rejected asylum seekers a perspective
Olaf Scholz (SPD) had put the topic on the agenda at a meeting of the minister presidents, according to sources in the Senate. The plan is to assist all those asylum seekers more, who do not have a safe perspective to stay, but who de facto will be in Germany for a longer period of time. “You need to face reality and give these people a chance, too”, a source neaer Scholz said. The chief of the Agency for Work and former Senator for Social issues, Detlef Scheele, allegedly is also among the advocates for better assitance of the affected peole.

Possible reforms are politically sensitive
A source close to the mayor says that several concrete steps are possible: the admission of people fro countries like Afghanistan into integration courses of the Federal Agency for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) and better care by the Federal Agency for Work, and faster issue of work permits.
According to the source, in the future, also foreigners who are merely tolerated** might be able to profit from assistance programmes, for example the Federal Agency for Work might pay for part of their wage, to encourage giving work to refugees. The focus of the efforts is intended to be on people who have already been living in Hamburg and in other federal states for a few years with an insecure perspective of staying.
Speaker of Senate, Jörg Schmoll, did not want to comment on the task force and the suggestions upon request. A speaker of the Federal Agency for Work merely confirmed that Detlef Scheele would deliver a presentation at the next meeting of the minister presidents. The making available of funds for (rejected) asylum seekers is politically sensitive. Normally, a “tolerance” (suspension of deportation) is only issued when a deportation cannot be carried out for concrete reasons, for example illness. But in fact, deportations to Afghanistan are extremely rare, due to the situation in that country. In Hamburg, Afghans make for the largest group of asylum seekers and refugees, even before the Syrians.

Translator’s notes:
*  “aren’t allowed to work or to visit a proper language course”
Every foreigner in Germany, legal or illegal, may sign up for the many language courses available on the free market. So what is meant by “proper language course” must be public-funded language courses with no tuition fee
** “tolerated”, “geduldet”, is a legal term for people who are in Germany illegally, but who are not deported for a variety of reasons

Bachi bazi boys in Sweden

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Thank you Tania Groth for translating this article

From this Swedish source:

 

In Afghanistan, men and youth engage in the systematic rape of children in a tradition called “Bacha Bazi”. Afghan “authorities” turn a blind eye to this practice, as it is part of their culture.

In 2015 a total of 41,564 asylum seekers arrived from Afghanistan. 34,251 men, 7,313 women and 30,080 “children” under 18 years of which 23 480 are “minors”. This represents a catastrophic number of potential victims and perpetrators.

Source: Swedish Migration Board

“Bacha Bazi” translates to “Boys for play”

Bacha Bazi is a widespread phenomenon in Afghanistan, where young boys are taken away from their (poor) families at the age of 11 to 13 to be used as sex slaves to older men who are often rich businessmen and warlords. The young boys learn to dance and sing. They then dress up as women and dance for the older men. Sexual abuse of the boys also occurs.

Parents receive payment to send their children to these people to engage in this activity. Those of the boys who try to leave the practice may be risking their lives. According to the law in Afghanistan this kind of activity is prohibited but the law is not enforced in practice. The authorities choose not to act and any abuse is rarely punished.

Now they have taken the culture with them here, and the Swedish authorities seem to have much the same view as the authorities in Afghanistan. Afghan pedophiles who rape children avoid deportation in most of the cases we have followed. It must also be remembered that these pedophiles do not even have right to asylum as they come from Afghanistan.

Swedish authorities do not want to highlight this growing epidemic, but have instead chosen to let people suffer, hoping that the problem will disappear without its being brought forth into the public light.

Ivar Arpi writes about this in the article “Refugee Boys sexually abused” in SvD (Svenska Dagbladet — a Swedish publication).

There he writes: “The attitude towards women by unaccompanied youths from Afghanistan has been much discussed recently. The discussion has been about numerous incidents in swimming baths across Sweden, where girls and women are harassed and about the systematic harassment at the festival “We are Sthlm” in Kungsträdgården. Afghanistan is one of the world’s least developed countries, and is saturated by fundamental Islam. Add to this decades of war, and you have an environment that can only lead to the destructive behavior of its men. That the young people who come to Sweden haven’t left this cultural baggage behind is hardly surprising.

But in this discussion another and lesser known side of the Afghan culture fades into the background and that is the systematic sexual abuse of boys. The phenomenon is called “bacha bazi” and it goes hand in hand with the wretched attitude towards Afghani women. When men and women live completely separately, boys, especially boys from poor families, become targets of older men’s sexuality.

The question we must ask ourselves is: How many children have to be raped and sacrificed on the altar of sexual violence?

[Publisher’s note: People may remember this important clip from a Vice documentary on Afghan rape and murder of little boys for sexual pleasure]

Thank you NorseRadish and Tania and all who sent in related materials.

The Muslim rape of pre-pubescent boys goes MSM in the USA

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1. Youtube clip

(listen to the pathetic and disgusting attempt to distance this practice from Afghan culture, which of course is really a degree of separation from Afghanistan’s religion, which is the real reason why raping boys is just fine with these monsters.

2. CNN highly abridged clip of an interview of a father with a soldier murdered by ‘our side’ in Afghanistan

(The clip that aired on CNN actually had the host questioning the father in a hostile way as if he was being insensitive for objecting to the widespread culture of child rape (and often murder)

3. Another clip from CNN but not the one they broadcast, which was shamefully PC to the point of beating up the father of the dead US serviceman. Still looking for that one. 

Here is a slightly different edit of the clip linked at #2 above.

CB Sashenka contacted me earlier. She explained that CNN had interviewed live on TV the father of the murdered US serviceman trying to help boys who were being raped by old muslims in Afghanistan. That the host of the segment was nearly abusive with him. That they challenged him to name other countries and cultures where this horrific action takes place, in keeping with the narrative, that if it happens anywhere else it has to be allowed there presumably.

Let’s hope that someone recorded that off TV and uploaded it somewhere. It may be the best example of the MSM forcing a narrative on us instead of reporting and analyzing facts all day…. see video in full below.

A year or two ago, a documentary was released, I think it was Dispatches, on US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. It started by showing a checkpoint and how the Afghan soldiers wouldn’t patrol and basically just went and got high etc. There was in fact, no real opposition to the Taliban. The end of the documentary had a US serviceman trying to stop child rape. At one point they explained that at Afghan rural police outposts they brought boys there to rape at will. The ones who tied to run away got shot in the back as the Afghan males laughed. I lined above a page which links koranic promises of servants of young boys in mohamed’s bar and brothel in the sky for mujahadeen. Anyone think there could be a connection?

Here’s the full CNN clip – watch from 5:40 to the end (4 important minutes that CNN left out):  U.S. Military Overlooked Rape of Boys

Here’s the link to the documentary, really excellent by the way, start to finish, i will post it here: VICE video.  Will post a much shorter clip (with only relevant segments) soon…

Here’s another great documentary about child rape in Afghanistan:

Dancing boys of Afghanistan

 

Religious muslim mob beats woman to death who is accused of burning a koran.

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I thought this story was horrific enough and important enough that it deserves another look. If the muslim world was even remotely civilized, people would look at this woman as a kind of Rosa Parks. Except there will never be a statue to her. Unless we build one. And we should.

WARNING: THE VIDEO BELOW IS UNPIXELATED AND SHOWS ANOTHER VIEW

BBC Link on the story here

Local police commander Saleh Mohammad told the BBC she was killed when “hundreds of locals and passersby attacked her with stones and sticks”.

Witnesses say her body was then set on fire. Four suspects have been arrested but the woman has not been identified.

The killing is thought to be the first incident of its kind in Afghanistan.

(I’m gonna call bullish*t on that one. First one of it’s kind this morning in that part of town maybe. Why after all, did the US go after the Taliban anyway? Other than Bin Laden)

What would the ‘teachable moment’ be from the shooting of 3 volunteer American doctors in Afghanistan by their own muslim guard?

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Everyone agrees that this shooting was, ‘unprovoked’. Which would lead us all to believe that the usual motives for this attack, anger at a person or event for personal reasons, can be discounted. The motive was almost certainly ideological then, and that ideology was Islam. And if that is the case, what does it tell us about religious muslim in positions of trust?

Imagine if a Jewish community center hired a zealous Nazi to guard it. The guard was known to attend Nazi ideological enforcement meetings daily or at least every Friday afternoon. He dressed in the manner of a Nazi faithful and lived in the prescribed lifestyle.

One day he turns on the community center killing as many as he can using the weapon provided to him by the Jewish community center who hired him.

The news reporter asking about this attack asks the following questions:

at 1:02: “And what are we to understand about why this supposedly happened, we are hearing it was a security guard do you think he was an implanted insurgent, or is this about somebody having some sort of psychotic break, what do we understand?”

Answer is that it is too early to speculate. LOL!

Of course the answer goes on to add weight to any possible motive whatsoever so long as it does not allow for the obvious.

 

Unesco stops unauthorised reconstruction of Bamiyan Buddhas

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If anyone has any lingering doubts about the UN being in the pocket of the OIC and Islamic concerns, this article should put them to rest.

From The Art Newspaper.com

                 Organisation says actions of German archaeologists who have partially rebuilt one of the statues “border on the criminal”

By Alessandro Martini and Ermanno Rivetti. News, Issue 254, February 2014
Published online: 06 February 2014


German archaeologists have rebuilt the lower appendages of the smaller statue

The international community has reacted furiously to news that a German-led team of archaeologists has been reconstructing the feet and legs of the smaller of the two Bamiyan Buddhas, the monumental Afghan sculptures blown up by the Taliban in 2001. News of this reconstruction, which has taken place without Unesco’s knowledge or permission, was revealed during the 12th meeting of Unesco’s Bamiyan working group, in Orvieto, Italy, in December.

A team of archaeologists from the German branch of Icomos (the International Council on Monuments and Sites), led by Michael Petzet, who himself served as the head of Icomos from 1999 to 2008, spent most of last year rebuilding the smaller Buddha’s lower appendages with iron rods, reinforced concrete and bricks, an operation that Francesco Bandarin, Unesco’s assistant director-general for culture, describes as “wrong on every level”. He says: “Unesco has nothing to do with this project. It was undertaken without the consent of the Afghan government and has now been stopped.”

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I can’t imagine a more persuasive news item than this. That UNESCO believes that the Taliban ‘right’ to destroy ancient massive public world statues only because they represent an organizing principle and spiritual system other than Islam actually trumps people who wish to try and reconstruct these ancient and priceless artifacts at no public expense.

H/T Fjordman

 

“In a country where there isn’t even a word for rape…”

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Afghanistan wasn’t always muslim. Not that long ago it was Jewish, Christian, Buddhist obviously as they had the famed 100′ Buddha statues that the muslims blew up and very likely Hindu. One can therefore bet that the problem with the culture there is certainly not a question of Geography. I am quite confident that these behaviors were not the norm under these other ethical and moral systems.

The way it looks after watching this video? Is that the problem is, there just aren’t enough bombs in the world.

H/T M

The 8-years-old bride who was brutally killed on first night of her wedding

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Below is from a Facebook post by journalist, Mustafa Kazemi

There are more articles about this starting to appear here and there and I will add them as i become aware of them.

From this Facebook page:

The 8-years-old bride who was brutally killed on first night of her wedding

ADVISORY – This article includes information that may be undesirable, discomfort & upset some audiences.

The 8-years-old girl whose story you’ll read in coming lines did not make it to the 2nd night of her wedding nor did she make it to her 9th or 10th birthday.

Her name unknown, my source telephoned me last week at 9:30 pm to tell me her story. At the first I thought it’s just going to be a short conversation but later it was unveiled that the story is different.

The story came from a village in Khashrood district of Nimruz province in Afghanistan.

A medical doctor assigned in the main hospital in Zaranj city, the capital of the province, who wished to remain unnamed confirmed that he was “made aware” of the incident and that it was “too late to do anything for her” as well the “remote area didn’t allow them to do anything”.

The girl was one of the several daughters of a man in his late 30s. For an unknown reason he gave his daughter to the Mullah of their village for a big amount of money. It is also common in Afghanistan’s rural areas or 3rd level provinces/cities to marry young girls to old men, and trading their daughters for their debts or other items.

The mullah is in his late 50s and is the mosque guy of the village where this incident happened.

The mullah is already married and has many children too.
The two families hold a tribal meeting, agree on the price that the groom’s family pay to the bride’s family, and they set a date for wedding.

[…]

After several tries that led him to failure to penetrate her vagina, the Mullah was frustrated.

He failed because the 8-years-old girl who was about to die was physically thin and had a very tight vagina opening.

Sourced from the Mullah’s animal behavior, he took out the sharp knife that he always carried with himself in his pocket and tore apart the girl’s vagina from the clitoris side upwards as well as tore it downwards towards her anus in order to make the vagina larger enough so he can enter his penis into her vagina.

Naturally, she started to bleed in a very bad amount, but the mullah was too annoyed for not being able to have sex with her, to care for what he did or her bleeding or her wounds that he gave her.

The girl had her scarf stuffed in her mouth, crying and trying to not raise her voice because others were there in the room adjacent to or outside.

Best to read this on his facebook page here

Afghanistan lawmakers cite religion in blocking legislation to protect women

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DW.De:

An Afghan woman votes at a polling station for the parliamentary elections on September 18, 2010(Photo: Majid Saeedi/ Getty Images)

Women

Afghanistan lawmakers cite religion in blocking legislation to protect women

Lawmakers in Afghanistan have blocked legislation proposing a minimum marriage age for girls, and women not being prosecuted for rapes committed against them. Some said such laws might encourage sex outside of marriage.

Failure to pass the law highlights how tenuous women’s rights remain a dozen years after the US-led war led to the overthrow of the Taliban, which kept women virtual prisoners in their homes. Khalil Ahmad Shaheedzada, a conservative lawmaker for the Herat province, said parliament withdrew the legislation because of opposition from religious parties that considered the law un-Islamic.

“Whatever is against Islamic law, we don’t even need to speak about it,” Shaheedzada said.

Using executive authority, President Hamid Karzai had created the Law on Elimination of Violence Against Women in 2009. Parliament would eventually have to endorse it, however – or not.

‘These ideas’

The law would have criminalized domestic violence and protected victims from themselves facing criminal charges after men had raped them and banned “baad,” which allows for the commercial exchange of women to settle disputes. Religious representatives objected to more than half a dozen parts of the legislation, including a minimum marriage age of 16 for girls and supporting shelters for women whose husbands had abused them.

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