The facts are racist. Again.

Over and over it’s nonwhites who prove themselves to be the most deadly creatures on planet Earth.

But as libturds would say, whites are the cause of all the violence that mestizos and blacks are doing. It’s whitey’s fault because violence today is part of the legacy of slavery or white oppression.

Or some other liberal nonsense excuse.

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The 50 most dangerous cities in the world have been named and shamed, and an astonishing 21 of them are in Brazil.

Latin America features highly in the ranking, released by Mexico’s Citizens’ Council for Public Security and Criminal Justice, as it is home to some 41 of the cities listed.

Drug trafficking, gang wars, political instability, corruption and poverty are to blame for the high homicide rates across the region, which has just 8 per cent of the world’s population, according to UN data.

But the list doesn’t just include Latin America, with U.S. cities St Louis, Baltimore, Detroit and New Orleans also featuring.

Mestizos throughout Central and South America are even more dangerous than blacks because they’re more organized, more intelligent, and more heavily armed than blacks. Yet the face of America today is the brown Mestizo face.

Build that beautiful wall, Mr. Trump.

POLICE are hunting for a man who allegedly beheaded a swan before taking it home to eat.

The man, was caught on camera by a fishing pal of local wildlife lover Steve Robinson last week, who immediately handed the image to the police.

Mr Robinson claims the man was seen stuffing the lifeless body of a swan into his red and black rucksack at 18-acre Bennett’s Lake in Hildenbough, Kent.

Mr Robinson said: “This b*****d is killing swans in the Tonbridge area, here he is after putting one in his bag.”

The killer is believed to have enticed the bird out of the water with breadcrumbs.

Mr Robinson said a friend of his was fishing at the popular lake when he spotted the man attack the swan last Tuesday at around 4pm, cutting its head off at the bottom of the neck so it would fit in his rucksack.

He said he rushed over to him to tell him to stop, but that it was too late and the swan had been decapitated and put in the rucksack.

Mr Robinson said the man “ran off” when he realised he had been rumbled.

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A gang of men have been convicted of tying up a student and torturing him to try to make him hand over money.

Sam Simon lured the 21-year-old victim, who was a friend of his, to a house in East Street, Hastings, before he, his brother Alex Simon and their friend Muhammet Yalcin tied the student up, gagged him and then punched, kicked and beat him with a hammer.

They then stuffed him into a body bag, loaded him into a car and were driven to Brede High Wood by Artur Oganesyan where they all discussed burying the student alive before they assaulted him again.

The two-hour ordeal on 19 September ended when the men took their terrified victim back to Hastings and released him in the street.

The 21-year-old suffered broken teeth, cuts and severe bruises and had to be treated at Conquest Hospital.

Officers quickly arrested Alex Simon, Yalcin and Oganesyan and within a few days Sam Simon had also been arrested.

After the first arrests, Jowad Ghemati approached the victim and offered him thousands of pounds to drop the case.

At Hove Crown Court today Sam Simon, 21, of Earl Street, Hastings pleaded guilty to false imprisonment.

Alex Simon, 17, of Earl Street, Hastings, was convicted of false imprisonment.

Muhammet “Melik” Yalcin, 20, of Kenilworth Road, St Leonards, was convicted of false imprisonment.

Artur Oganesyan, 23, of Stanley Road, Hastings, was convicted of false imprisonment.

Jowad Ghemati, 27, of Holmhurst Lane, St Leonards, was convicted of witness intimidation.

They were all remanded in custody to be sentenced at the court on 14 April.

Detective Sergeant Michael Burnage said: “The suspects attacked the victim because they decided they could get money from him quickly and easily.

“They have shown no remorse for their actions and despite the weight of evidence against them, made the victim relive the horrendous event again in court.

“The victim’s ordeal was made worse by Ghemati’s blatant attempt to intimidate him so that he would not give evidence – a mistake which has now cost Ghemati dear as well.

“We would like to thank the victim, the witnesses who attended court and the CPS for supporting this investigation.

“Incidents like this are very rare in Sussex. We will not tolerate any attempt to intimidate witnesses or prevent justice being done and will take action to prosecute those responsible.”

A Florida court has heard how a cruise ship passenger was found “painted in blood from head to toe” after being beaten, raped and nearly thrown overboard allegedly by a Holland America crew member.

Prosecutors say Ketut Puhayasas, 28, snuck into the bedroom of a 31-year-old woman enjoying a week-long cruise from Fort Lauderdale and carried out his sick Valentine’s Day attack, the Sun Sentinel reported.

What happened next was a scene described as nothing short of a horror movie, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Francis Viamontes.

“Every witness who saw her said she was completely covered in blood,” he told the court during a federal bond hearing Wednesday, the Sentinel reported.

Viamontes described the ship’s emergency room physician as having never “seen such a violent attack” in his 40 years on the job.

Puhayasas allegedly told authorities that the pre-meditated attack was in revenge for a comment the woman had made earlier in the day.

“Wait a minute, son of a bitch!” the woman allegedly shouted from behind her bedroom door after hearing Puhayasas knocking with her breakfast that morning.

It was around 7 a.m. on Feb. 13 when he knocked on her door three times to get her attention.

Puhayasas, an Indonesian citizen, argued that he doesn’t ordinarily take criticisms personally, but an attack on his family drew the line.

He admitted to FBI agents of trying to kill the woman in revenge for the bad mouthing of his mother.

“He made it very clear that he is not easily insulted, that you can call him whatever you want, but that it is not OK to disrespect his family,” FBI Agent David Nunez testified.

The 28-year-old reportedly smashed her with a laptop and a curling iron while he beat her. The perv then used the curling iron cord and phone cord to choke the woman and silence her screams, the Sun Sentinel reported.

The woman bit the twisted attendant’s hand “then continued to fight for her life by all means available including striking Pujayasa’s exposed genitals as well as utilizing a corkscrew in an attempt to stab him,” Pujayasa reportedly told the FBI.

It was another passenger knocking on the woman’s door that spooked Puhayasa, moments before he planned to dump her off the ship’s balcony to eliminate any evidence.

Instead he fled out of the woman’s balcony and into another room before vanishing.

The victim used the free moment to dash wildly out of the room. Another passenger reported seeing her in only a tank top and covered in blood.

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A HOTEL entertainer who married a Scots woman he met while she was holidaying in the Caribbean has been jailed for 10 years for attempting to murder her.

Jose Garcia, 28, stabbed Fiona Garcia, 40, in the chest during a discussion about money being sent home to his family in the Dominican Republic.

The couple met in the Caribbean in August 2010 when she was on holiday with her mother and began a relationship.

In February 2011, after Mrs Garcia had received a £43,000 redundancy payout, they married abroad before he moved to her home in East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire, and she paid off his family’s debt.

But there was tension in the house over money and during a discussion about him sending more money than they agreed to his family, he walked into the living room and plunged a knife into her chest.

Garcia had denied attacking his wife last July 19.

He claimed he accidentally put the blade into her when he picked up the knife and turned around to face her in the kitchen.

However, the jury at the High Court in Glasgow rejected this explanation and convicted him of attempted murder.

Judge Michael O’Grady, QC, sentenced Garcia yesterday and told him: “You have been convicted of an appalling and equally disturbing crime. The attack upon your wife was unprovoked, brutal and utterly callous.”

He added: “She should have been able to look to you as her friend and protector. Instead you came perilously close to becoming her killer.”

He also ordered that Garcia be supervised in the ­­community for two years after his release.

Mrs Garcia said the couple met in August 2010 and she made a return visit to the Dominican Republic in October, when the couple got engaged.

They married four months later and in the summer of 2011, after getting a visa, Garcia moved to the UK to be with her, leaving behind a son and other family.

When he could, he sent money back to his family in the Caribbean. Mrs Garcia said: “His family had debt, which I had cleared before he left.”

She said she had been assaulted on other occasions by him throughout their marriage and that he was supposed to return to the Dominican Republic months before the attack. He was booked onto a flight, but failed to get on the plane.

The couple later reconciled and he moved back into Mrs Garcia’s house.

On the day of the attack Mrs Garcia and her husband were planning to have a barbecue and she had gone to the shops for food.

When she returned she saw he had left money for her, but it was less than she expected because he was sending more home to his family than they had agreed.

Mrs Garcia said there was “tension” in the house because of the money and words were exchanged, but that there was no argument.

She told the jury she went to the living room to get her handbag and as she made her way back to the doorway that lead to the kitchen, Garcia came towards her and stabbed her in the chest with a large knife.

He ran from the house and Mrs Garcia was able to make a call to the emergency services.

Mrs Garcia underwent surgery and was kept in hospital for about two weeks. She was off work for two months.

Defence counsel Louise Arrol said Garcia had been employed in the entertainment team organising disco tours for holidaymakers who visited the resort.

She added: “He is in custody at the minute but if he is to be subject to divorce proceedings, which he anticipates, he will no longer have a legal right to remain in this country.”

A Sikh religious leader was attacked with an axe at a temple in revenge for alleged sexual abuse, a jury has heard.

Sri Satguru Uday Singh Ji, described by police as the worldwide spiritual head of the Namdhari community, was assaulted at the Gurdwara Namdhari Temple in Leicester.

Harjit Singh Toor, 27, admitted grievous bodily harm with intent but denies attempted murder.

The victim was attacked on 11 August, hours after arriving in the UK.

The prosecution compared his position for Namdharis to that of the Pope for the Roman Catholic faith.

Birmingham Crown Court was shown video footage of the moment he was attacked, suffering a broken arm and facial injuries.

Opening the case, prosecutor Gordon Aspden said Toor, of Woods Close, Oadby, Leicestershire, was motivated by religious hatred for his victim.

The prosecution does not accept Toor’s claims that he was sexually abused by him 20 years ago in India.

He said: “Although the defendant is an orthodox Sikh he was dressed like a Namdhari, wearing a white turban.

“That manner of dress meant he was able to walk into the gurdwara without being challenged.

“He walked down the central aisle… and when he reached the platform, the defendant pulled back his shawl and produced an axe that he had concealed underneath it.

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