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Posted on 12/15/2005 5:11:39 AM PST by unionblue83
In Australia this week amidst anger over an Islamic man’s rape conviction and the bashing of two Aussie life savers, working-class locals erupted in a rampage of anger and brawling in some of the worst racial riots in decades. But there is more to the story than is being repeated in the American mainstream media....
Four days after he set foot in Australia, the rape spree began. And during his sexual assault trial in a New South Wales courtroom, the Pakistani man began to berate one of his tearful 14-year-old victims because she had the temerity to shake her head at his testimony.
But she had every reason to express her disgust. After taking an oath on the Qur’an, the man – known only as MSK – told the court he had committed four attacks on girls as young as 13 because they had no right to say “no.” They were not covering their face or wearing a headscarf, and therefore, the rapist proclaimed: “I’m not doing anything wrong.”
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"Diversity is our strength...."
Need to give psychological and attitudinal tests before granting a visa.
Well...it's a little more than that. The "Kill Whitey" counterculturalists were so deeply impressed by 9/11, where someone actually did what they had only been chattering about for 25 years, that they can't quite believe that the Wahhabists aren't somehow kindred spirits. They think all these tribal customs can be overlooked in a potential ally that has proven itself so effective in carrying the war the Western Civilization they loathe.
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** They were not covering their face or wearing a headscarf, and therefore, the rapist proclaimed: “I’m not doing anything wrong.”**
This Bastid isnt wearing a helmet or bulletproof vest, I would be doing nothing wrong to beat his brains out with a baseball bat or shoot the ignorant fool.
Mike
And, of course, "I" am the ultimate judge of right and wrong. "You shall be like gods." Hey, that's a good looking apple.
Now THAT is how you riot! Kill the Infidels, Godzilla!
My teenaged daughter is practising at the gun range weekly.
And you know, on further reading, I don't think I would take this too well myself. Nor would my husband.
Which is really strange if you think about that statement. The people that espouse it constantly always are pointing to nature as the model we should follow. However you do not see diversity in nature. You do not see wolves hanging out with sheep to graze.Or ducks lunching with gorillas. ANytime there is a story about some dog that as adopted some kitten it makes national news because it is an anomally.
You repeat that statement in France, and you will be prosecuted for hate speech.
This article is going to ruin my Kwanzaa.
Four days after he set foot in Australia, the rape spree began....
After taking an oath on the Qur’an, the man – known only as MSK – told the court he had committed four attacks on girls as young as 13...
MSK is already serving a 22-year jail term for leading his three younger brothers in a gang rape of two other young Sydney girls in 2002...
These animals are disgusting they have no right to be in civilized society. he should be castrated (don't they amputate limbs for theft?)and put on a plane to Pakistan immediately.
Outside court, the brothers' father, a doctor, said: "What can I say? I think they are innocent but I don't know, maybe the jury is right, I don't know. I'm so stressed. I have four sons . . . who are like dead people for me now because they will be jailed. What will happen? They will not get an education, nothing. That will be their luck. Everything is decided by God."
April 25, 2004
Is every investigation of every crime against any Muslim ipso facto anti-Muslim persecution? From the Sydney Morning Herald, with thanks to Jean-Luc:
It was an act of "great heinousness" - the betrayal of trust in which four brothers and another man brutally gang raped two teenage girls they had befriended a week earlier.As sexual assault crimes go, this was the worst in its category, Justice Brian Sully told the NSW Supreme Court yesterday.
Even more disturbing was that the brothers maintained their innocence throughout the trial, despite overwhelming evidence, insisting that they were victims of an anti-Muslim conspiracy and a police set-up.
Rehabilitation would be problematic: they were in "total denial" of the offences, according to a psychologist's report quoted by the judge, and had no remorse.
But in what became a test case - they were the first to be convicted and sentenced under new gang rape laws which carry a life sentence - Justice Sully did not impose the maximum penalty. He handed down sentences ranging from 22 years to 10.
The brothers - who can only be identified as MSK, MAK, MRK and MMK - were each convicted of nine counts of aggravated sexual assault in company. Another man, known as RS, was also convicted. He was found hanged in his prison cell last week.
The five lured two girls, known as LS, 17, and HG, 16, back to the brothers' Ashfield family home in the early hours of July 28, 2002. ...
After their sentences were handed down, one said in court: "We did not commit this crime, the crime was committed against us. The police set us up because we are Muslims, your honour."
A man in the public gallery yelled out: "F---in' dickhead."
Outside court, the brothers' father, a doctor, said: "What can I say? I think they are innocent but I don't know, maybe the jury is right, I don't know. I'm so stressed. I have four sons . . . who are like dead people for me now because they will be jailed. What will happen? They will not get an education, nothing. That will be their luck. Everything is decided by God."
I wish Mr. MSK could be introduced to a new cultural tradition that involves a locked room, duct tape, needle nose pliers, a baseball bat, and a couple of burly relatives of each of his victims.
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