What’s with these intolerant Germans? Don’t they know it’s his culture?

Listen up ladies. When an asylum seeking sand ape wants a little fikki fikki, you’d better be on the ground floor if you’re not willing to acquiesce, or else he’ll throw your whore ass out of the window!

Daily Mail:

An asylum seeker in Germany is accused of throwing a woman out of a window and breaking both her legs after she refused to have sex with him.

Dawit A., 34, allegedly drank beer and vodka at a refugee centre in Bensheim before threatening a woman identified only as Tirhas, 26, with a broken bottle.

She claims he ordered her to lie down and asked if she had ‘another man’ before hurling her out of a window where she fell 15ft on to the concrete below.

On trial at Frankfurt State Court, prosecutors said Tirhas visited Dawit in his room in July last year with another couple.

Lawyers said the men drank while the women cooked and later made coffee.

But at some point during the gathering Dawit A. became violent, the prosecution allege, throwing the apartment keys out of the window.

The prosecution said he was furious because he wanted sex and she refused him.

How infuriating.

It’s only right, after the Crusades & all…

But what do you expect when you import a bunch of subhuman apes, convince them that they will constantly be covered in babes when they get to your country, pay to house them in refugee centers, and let said apes drink booze in said refugee centers?

Nothing could possibly go wrong, amirite?

And there’s really just zero evidence that Moslems are any more rapey than anyone else…

Shots from firearms, throwing of Molotov cocktails, barricades… The districts of Reina Regente, Monte María Cristina and La Cañada, the most marginal in Melilla, experienced scenes of violence tonight for four hours, resulting in an unknown number of injured. The cause of the disturbances, which are repeated every year, is the publication by the regional and city government of the list of locals who have been selected to have a job in the employment programs. These programs give work – maintaining gardens, cleaning plots of land, the riverbed, etc. – to those who are chosen, for six months with a salary of around 1000 euros.

The disturbances started when a group of people raised a large barricade consisting of used tyres and containers, which they tried to set alight. A group of 25 men from the Special Intervention Unit of the police came and proceeded to remove it.

The demonstrators used pellet shotguns, according to the police. At one moment, various detonations were heard, which the officers originally thought were caused by a starting pistol. “Then a colleague told us that a bullet had impacted on his shield,” declared one of the officers. According to the forces of public order, the hole could correspond to a .22 calibre

The demonstrators were falling back, ensconcing themselves more and more in the district, where they were corralled by the officers, who used blanks, rubber bullets and tear gas. Entrenched in a building, the demonstrators threw stones and Molotov cocktails. To make the work of the police more difficult, they cut the public lighting, leaving the area in the dark.

Translation via Islam Versus Europe.

This happened in a church in Neustadt-Hambach, Hamburg.

A vigil was held outside the church, protesting against the action. The protesters carry placards highlighting the persecution of Christians by Muslims worldwide. One sign reads “Allahu Akbar doesn’t belong in the church”.

BBC
July 21, 2013

Interior designer Marte Deborah Dalelv was on a business trip in Dubai when she says she was raped.

The 24-year-old reported the March attack to the police but found herself charged with having extramarital sex, drinking alcohol, and perjury.

Convicted earlier this week, she says she is appealing against the verdict.

The appeal hearing is scheduled for early September.

Describing the sentence as “very harsh”, she told the AFP news agency: “I am very nervous and tense. But I hope for the best and I take one day at a time. I just have to get through this.”

The case has angered rights groups and the authorities in Norway.

‘Wanted’

Ms Dalelv says she had been on a night out with colleagues on 6 March when the rape took place.

She reported it to the police, who proceeded to confiscate her passport and seize her money. She was charged four days later on three counts, including having sex outside marriage.

Her alleged attacker, she said, received a 13-month sentence for extra-marital sex and alcohol consumption.

The Norwegian government had secured Ms Dalelv’s conditional release so, since being charged, she has been living under the protection of the Norwegian Seamans’ Centre in Dubai.

But she told Norway’s NRK News that following her sentencing on Tuesday she was now officially wanted by the Dubai authorities.

“I should have been imprisoned since Tuesday,” she said. “But I have been told they are not searching for me.”

The sentence has been condemned by Norway’s Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide who is quoted as saying that it “flies in the face of our notion of justice” and was “highly problematic from a human rights perspective”.

The Norwegian authorities are reportedly trying to contact the authorities in Dubai about the situation.

The London-based Emirates Centre for Human Rights called on the United Arab Emirates (UAE), to which Dubai belongs, to quash Ms Dalelv’s conviction.

It said the UAE’s claims that it is attempting to end discrimination against women was undermined by a legal system that “prohibits the achievement of justice for cases of sexual violence against women”.

According to the Emirates Centre for Human Rights, UAE law states a rape conviction can only be secured after a confession or as the result of testimony from four adult male witnesses to the crime.

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