This video is from 2023, but people only recently dug it up.

It slipped under the radar because the WRC deleted it almost as quick as they uploaded it.

GB News:

A Welsh Refugee Council (WRC) video showing schoolgirls welcoming refugees to Wales has sparked outrage after resurfacing amid the furious grooming gangs row.

The video shows two schoolgirls highlighting the help that asylum seekers can expect from the WRC and other agencies in a video produced by their school in South Wales.

Though the video was taken down by the school just days after it was posted last year, copies of it have now caught the attention of senior politicians – as well as tech tycoon Elon Musk.

Musk claimed that the footage was being used to “entice migrant men to come to Wales”.

In the video, one of the girls says: “Wales is seen as a nation of sanctuary. We welcome anyone and everyone. We recognise your skills and talents.”

While the other adds: “The Welsh Refugee Council offers a lot of support.”

The original video

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said in response to the reemergence of the video: “It was deeply irresponsible for the Welsh Refugee Council to share a video featuring only young girls in the first place, especially in light of the long-standing grooming gangs scandal.

“It is right that they took it down, but they should never have shared it in the first place.”

…

But on Monday, the WRC said it was “concerned” about the spreading of “misinformation by individuals in positions of influence”, which it said could “escalate threats and unwarranted attention toward our organisation, staff and others”.

The council has said it is in the process of referring Davies’ comments to the Senedd’s Standards Commissioner.

But Davies has hit back, saying: “Britain has a track record helping those in need, but schoolchildren should not be used in videos like this. I make no apologies for calling it out.”

The WRC’s chief executive Andrea Cleaver said: “In 2023, a video from a school, welcoming refugees was released. It was never intended as an advert to encourage migration and was uploaded by the school to social media to show the positivity of pupils.

“The Welsh Refugee Council would like to clarify that we did not create or commission the school video being circulated. While we were not involved in its production, we shared it as a positive example of young people championing messages of compassion and inclusion.

“In 2023, the video was subsequently taken down by the school, as were our social media messages which had shared it. What is being circulated since, are videos that people have taken of that video.”

Can anyone seriously claim that this is not a sex thing? That it’s not a “come fuck our white-skinned 12-year-olds, Mr. Abdul” thing?

They’re saying a school made it, but why would a school make this video, unless for the purpose of saying “these are the kinds of girls you can give drugs to and pass around for sex to make some side money”? Why is the school making ads for the refugee council? And then why would a government organization that solicits for Pakistani immigrants post it? Why would they then take it down, if it was all just very normal?

Regardless, at this point, everyone understands that “compassion and inclusion” means “your 12-year-old daughter gets injected with heroin and fucked by hundreds of men and if you complain about it you’ll go to prison for racism.”

People either support that or they don’t, but everyone understands that “compassion and inclusion” has a very specific meaning in the United Kingdom.

The Welsh Refugee Council is run almost entirely by people who aren’t Welsh

This is legal in Pakistan, you know.

Maybe it’s a gray area. But no one gets arrested for it.

In Europe, they are lunatics. Everyone would be better off if Pakis stayed in Pakistan, including them. However, I also think these types of killings should be legalized in Europe and America.

ANSA:

The parents of Saman Abbas were handed life-prison terms by a court in Reggio Emilia on Tuesday for the honour killing of the 18-year-old Pakistani-Italian near the northern city in 2021.

The mother, Nazia Shaheen, is a fugitive of Italian justice and was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan following the murder of the young woman after she refused an arranged marriage.

The parents

The father, Shabbar Abbas, had also left the country but was extradited to Italy from Pakistan and is behind bars.

Saman’s uncle, Danish Hasnain, was given a jail term of 14 years for his involvement in the murder.

…

Saman was murdered by her family at Novellara near Reggio Emilia on April 31 2021.

The reason for this is to make an example, so other girls are not lured into the slut life. It comes from a place of love, in fact.

Some feminists held a banner in front of the courthouse demanding “freedom for all women”

White people are probably to blame for this, somehow

After all that Pakistan has done to the Africans, it seems to me that the very least the Pakis could do is let the Africans steal from them.

But of course, we’re not living in a fair world. We’re living in a world of hate, run by diabolical Pakis.

Unherd:

Following footage circulating online of a black woman accused of theft being physically restrained by a male Asian-heritage shopkeeper in the south-east London district of Peckham, the matter of community cohesion in England’s diverse inner cities has once again been thrust into the spotlight.

Tense community relations between elements of Britain’s wider Asian and black populations are nothing new. The 2005 Birmingham riots — specifically in the relatively deprived Lozells and Handsworth areas — were primarily between people of Pakistani origin and Black Caribbean heritage. The riots were sparked following rumours that a teenage black girl had allegedly been gang-raped by a group of Pakistani-heritage men in a beauty parlour. The unsubstantiated whispers were presented as fact by two pirate radio stations, contributing towards a major escalation. The riots were connected to two fatalities: 23-year-old Isaiah Young-Sam and teenager Aaron James.

Institutional racism is at fault

However, much like south-east London in the present, there were simmering tensions between Asian-origin business owners and local black residents in Birmingham. The acquisition of many local businesses by Asian-origin entrepreneurs had reportedly unsettled members of African-Caribbean communities, and this was exacerbated by complaints of mistreatment against Asian-heritage business owners by black customers. Those who ran the enterprises responded by accusing members of the African-Caribbean community of envy for their socioeconomic progress and ownership of assets. More serious allegations included theft, with one Pakistani-heritage shopkeeper referring to black people as “the lowest of the low”.

Fast forward to September 2023 and virtually identical dynamics have taken root in south-east London — racial friction based on socioeconomic status and business ownership, a breakdown of shopkeeper-customer relations along ethnic lines, and a fundamental lack of neighbourhood policing enforcement to maintain public order. In places such as Peckham, the local black population comfortably outnumbers the Asian one, yet a significant number of small-to-medium-sized enterprises which cater to the former, wider demographic are owned by the latter.

…

The latest events in Peckham highlight the utterly redundant nature of the “Bame” acronym, which tends to mask the reality that some of the sharpest social fault lines in modern Britain do not involve the white-British mainstream at all. A report published in August 2020 by Hope Not Hate found that twice as many so-called “Bame” respondents agreed (40%) than disagreed that there is more tension between Britain’s minority communities, when compared with those between white and non-white populations.

This was followed by a February 2021 HJS-ICM study which found that black British respondents were more likely to have an unfavourable view of Pakistani-, Bangladeshi-, and Indian-heritage people (11.2%, 11.1%, and 8.7% respectively) than white Britons (7.9%).

The UK has some very interesting problems.

Fascinating!

Diversity is our greatest strength

“The police should side with the Moslems”

This is definitely not a human rights crisis.

If anything, we should support it.

After all, Christianity is basically one and the same with white supremacy.

Christianity was spread to central Asia by the sword, whereas Islam came bearing gifts of peace!

CNN:

A crowd vandalized eight churches and several homes following accusations of blasphemy against Islam in Pakistan’s most populated province of Punjab on Wednesday, according to government authorities and residents, stoking tensions between local Muslim and minority Christian communities.

The National Commission for Human Rights said the number of churches burnt “has risen to eight,” in an update on Wednesday, calling the situation “sad and shameful.”

According to a police report obtained by CNN, two Christian men were charged by local police in the town of Jaranwala on the grounds of “desecrating the holy Quran and abusing the Prophet Mohammed.” The report stated that the men had been booked under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.

Pakistani Christian communities are regularly targeted with the country’s strict blasphemy laws, which activists say have historically been manipulated to persecute minorities and isolate them from public life.

Yasir Talib, who works for the Centre for Social Justice and who was in the town at the time of the incident, said a crowd vandalized and set on fire the home of one Christian man accused of making blasphemous comments against Islam.

Multiple churches including the town’s Catholic Church, the Salvation Army Church and the Pentecostal Church, as well as the local Christian colony, were also vandalized and set on fire, Talib told CNN.

…

Pakistan’s caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar condemned the violence, writing in a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter, that “stern action would be taken against those who violate law and target minorities.”

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Riina Kionka, the EU ambassador to Pakistan, said the reports were “disturbing.”

“The degree to which a society’s minorities feel safe, in Pakistan, in the European Union, around the world, is a measure of respect for the rule of law, for tolerance of diversity, a core EU value,” she posted on X on Wednesday.

Pakistan is among the countries where blasphemy is a crime punishable by the death sentence.

In 2013, more than 100 homes of Christians were set ablaze by outraged Muslims in Lahore’s Badami Bagh community, after police arrested a 20-year-old man accused of speaking against the Prophet Mohammed.

Three years earlier, a mother of five from Punjab was convicted of blasphemy and sentenced to hang, after she was accused of defiling the name of the Prophet Mohammed.

Asia Bibi was freed from death row in 2018, after she won her appeal against the conviction and death sentence.

Well.

If you actually are a Christian in a majority Islamic country, you shouldn’t criticize Islam. There is no reason to do that.

But of course, they could just accuse you of that, because in the view of some, being a Christian at all is an insult to the Prophet Muhammed.

It really doesn’t matter either way. What matters is that this multiculturalism thing does not work.

Of course, in Syria and Lebanon, Christians and Moslems have lived mostly (or at least, generally) in peace for over a thousand years. But of course, in those countries, there was still typically a land barrier of some kind – i.e., Christians had villages and Moslems had villages, and they were separated. If they have their own territories, then a Christian is traveling through a Moslem area or vise-versa, they will be welcomed as a guest, probably.

It’s this crowding people together that creates problems.

In the infamous Robert Putnam paper – a study on diversity written by a Harvard professor – he determined that diversity within a country/territory works best when people are separated by physical distance, especially by natural barriers such as mountains or rivers. (If you don’t know about that paper, look into it – it’s one of the only studies that the Ivy League has done on diversity, and it’s conclusions were the same as the Daily Stormer’s).

Of course, Moslems can be a bit different than other groups. The “founder of modern Singapore” (as he was called), Lee Kuan Yew, said that in that city, it was fine to have whites and Asians mixing, but that Moslems would always create problems.

I’ve been in Kazakhstan, and was surprised at how well the majority Asian (Mongoloid) population got along with the minority Russian population. There was some resentment, as they were obviously conquered and forced to use a foreign language, but it was really minimal. Of course, Kazakhs are nominally Moslem, but they aren’t really practicing. Islam never really took with (small-eyed, yellow) Asians (Kazakhs look Chinese, basically).

So there are different cases, with Moslems being the worst in terms of religions, and blacks being the worst in terms of races, that are capable of living among each other.

That said, even in Singapore, the country has become progressively less white. I’ve met several British-Singaporians of the millennial generation whose parents left and went back to their ancestral homeland. They didn’t leave because the UK has a more comfortable lifestyle than Singapore, or more reasonable tax laws, they left for some racial reason. I suspect that under Chinese rule, the city just became less hospitable, even whilst there is no threat of pogroms from the Chinese. I imagine that simply losing English as the first official language caused the place to be less comfortable.

This is something that should be studied by academics in an open and honest way. Instead, the collective academy – at least in the West silences anyone who even says that the question – this fundamental question that is shaping the new world – should ever even be asked.

It’s lunacy, quite frankly.

Snake Baker contributed to this article.

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The Pakis have been enticing young white girls to join drug gangs for decades now, and virtually no one has been punished.

Everyone knows that their entire communities are involved in this, and that it is more or less sanctioned by their religious authorities (at the very least, the religious authorities help cover it up). The white cops have been shown to help cover it up, saying that they didn’t want to be called racists.

There was a big stir about it a few years ago, but only a few people ever got arrested, and the government admitted it was still happening. Then the media just stopped talking about it.

LBC:

Charlene vanished aged 14 in Blackpool in 2003. Her body has never been found and no one has been held accountable for her disappearance.

Two men were charged and put on trial in 2007 for her murder, but the jury failed to reach a verdict. During the trial, the court heard the police’s suspicion that Charlene’s body had been ground into kebabs and her bones crushed into tile grouting.

Officers suspected that Charlene was one of dozens of girls in Blackpool who had been groomed into performing sex acts by older men.

Charlene’s mother Karen said the evidence was “horrific to listen to”, adding that “as a mother, it almost broke me”.

The kebab shop owned by the initial suspects is still there

Now Kirsty Bennett, an academic at the University of Leeds who specialises in cold cases, and Ronay Crompton, from the Justice for Charlene campaign, are leading a fresh probe in the hope of bringing new evidence to light.

Mr Crompton said about the collaboration: “Our main aim is to review Charlene’s case and see where the failings are and go out to get new evidence.

“Blackburn Uni also approached us to undertake large child sexual exploitation (CSE) project for whole of Lancashire to find out the scale of the problem, and where children are being failed.”

A spokesman for Lancashire Police said: “The case remains open and we would appeal for anyone with information to contact us.”

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Lancashire Constabulary are still offering a £10,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of Charlene Downes’ killer or the recovery of her body.

You’d think that “killed the girl and sold her as meat” would have made people really angry.

But mostly, they just didn’t want to be called “racists.”

If you look at the situation of how this was all handled, you can understand that white people are basically doomed.

This video is from 9 years ago

Free speech is the root cause of violence.

If you shut down free speech, you can just force people to believe in whatever banal gibberish you want them to believe in, and they will be too confused to rise up against you.

You can’t let even one single person think differently than the government/media, or it’s over.

The Guardian:

Disorder that broke out in Leicester over the weekend between Hindu and Muslim communities escalated as a result of social media disinformation and a distortion of facts, the city’s mayor has said.

Fifteen people were arrested on Monday, after weeks of disturbances between Hindu and Muslim people since an Asia Cup cricket match between India and Pakistan on 28 August.

“I’ve seen quite a selection of the social media stuff which is very, very, very distorting now and some of it just completely lying about what had been happening between different communities,” Peter Soulsby told BBC’s Radio 4 Today programme.

“There’s no obvious local cause for this at all,” Soulsby said, pointing to a distortion of facts on social media and a concerted effort to bring people from as far away as Birmingham to raise tensions in “an otherwise very peaceful city”.

Celebrations that took place following the cricket match in August later became disorderly, a police spokesperson said. “An incident was shared on social media stating that a Muslim was being attacked by Hindus. This was wrong – the victim was in fact Sikh and supported the same team as the people who assaulted him,” the spokesperson said.

For several weeks, the police have tried to counter disinformation as they find it, the spokesperson said, adding: “Certainly, we believe it has attributed to tensions in the community.”

The latest disturbance, described by locals as “unprecedented” in the most densely populated city in the east Midlands, broke out after unplanned protests on Saturday night and Sunday morning.

Disinformation appeared as members of the different communities alleged acts against places of worship and people of faith, the mayor said.

On Saturday, Leicestershire police reported social media activity, citing attacks on a local mosque. “Officers on the ground have confirmed this is not true,” the force tweeted.

We've seen reports on social media that a mosque is being attacked. Officers on the ground have confirmed this is not true. Please only share information on social media you know to be true.

— Leicestershire Police (@leicspolice) September 17, 2022

As police tried quickly to correct the record, the mayor told the BBC: “Social media is a world that is perhaps a bit wild out there.”

Over the weekend, a chant that has become synonymous with anti-Muslim violence in India – “Jai Shri Ram”, which translates from Hindi to “hail Lord Ram” or “victory to Lord Ram” – was heard in the streets. In circulated videos, a group of Hindu men were filmed marching past Green Lane Road, dotted with several Muslim-owned businesses and a Hindu temple nearby.

Hindu and Muslim local residents told the Guardian they felt targeted, taunted and attacked.

The polarisation within Hindu-Muslim communities has been exacerbated under India’s prime minister, Narendra Modi, who has come under fire for his treatment of minorities, predominantly Muslims, and for undermining the country’s secular foundations.

Deceptive social media tactics used by the government have been described by experts as commonplace in India, where platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp have come under scrutiny for allowing the proliferation of disinformation, harassment and violence.

“In Leicester, ‘normal’ is the very good relations between people of faith,” said the mayor. “I think we’re all very confident that Leicester’s resilient enough to be able to return to normal relations very soon.”

It’s time to shut it all down in the name of protecting the Hindus from the Moslems and so on.

Diversity is everyone’s greatest strength

I’m bored of this “grooming” storyline as well.

Yes, we get it – Pakistanis pick up young sluts outside the middle school and give them drugs and then get them involved in prostitution. No one wants to punish the girls for this, no one even wants to punish the Pakis themselves.

So why even talk about it at all? This has been going on for years, and nothing happens.

Daily Mirror:

More than a thousand children were sexually exploited in just one English town over decades, a bombshell inquiry has found.

The Independent Inquiry into Telford Child Sexual Abuse cataloged a horrific history of grooming and gang rapes, spikes in teenage pregnancies and the use of death threats to silence vulnerable victims.

It heard about one so-called “rape house” which was “operating for years” and found victims were treated as “common prostitutes” by the authorities.

Tom Crowther QC, the inquiry chair, slammed the response of police and council officials saying that “obvious child sexual exploitation was ignored” and that “key agencies blamed children, not perpetrators, for exploitation”.

The Telford child abuse scandal was first exposed by our sister paper, the Sunday Mirror, in 2018, which found after an 18-month investigation that up to a thousand children had been abused since the 1980s.

Mr Crowther supported the paper’s conclusions and said: “Sadly, I regard it as a measured, reasonable and non sensational assessment.”

He added: “The overwhelming theme of the evidence has been the appalling suffering of generations of children caused by the utter cruelty of those who committed child sexual exploitation.

“Victims and survivors repeatedly told the Inquiry how, when they were children, adult men worked to gain their trust before ruthlessly betraying that trust, treating them as sexual objects or commodities.

“Countless children were sexually assaulted and raped. They were deliberately humiliated and degraded. They were shared and trafficked.

“They were subjected to violence and their families were threatened. They lived in fear and their lives were forever changed.

“They have asked, over the years: how was this allowed to happen?”

Mr Crowther found that:

• More than a thousand Telford children were exploited over decades;
• Key agencies dismissed child exploitation as “child prostitution”;
• Exploitation was not investigated because of nervousness about race;
• Teachers and youth workers were discouraged from reporting child sexual exploitation;
• Offenders were emboldened and exploitation continued for years without concerted response;
• The CSE response came from committed individuals not from top-down directives;

Even after Operation Chalice, WMP and the Council scaled down their specialist CSE teams to virtual zero – to save money.

Four years ago, the Sunday Mirror revealed that three people had been murdered and two others died in tragedies linked to the 40-year scandal, believed to be one of Britain’s worst.

16-year-old Lucy Lowe was killed in 2000 along with her mother and sister after her 26-year-old abuser Azhar Ali Mehmood set fire to their house. Cabbie Mehmood targeted Lucy in 1997 and she was just 14 when she gave birth to his daughter.

Lucy Lowe

Becky Watson, 13, died in a car accident in 2003 that was reported at the time as a “prank”. The Sunday Mirror investigation found she suffered two years of abuse which began when she was just 11.

Becky Watson

Vicky Round, a friend of Becky’s, was abused by the same gang who got her hooked on crack cocaine aged 12 and on heroin by 14.

She died aged 20 of a drugs incident and her sister Emma the paper: “I have no doubt Vicky would still be here if she hadn’t been so badly abused – yet the people who made her life hell still walk the streets.”

Vicky Round

Within a month of the Sunday Mirror’s report, the Independent Inquiry was announced by Telford and Wrekin Council.

It investigated back to 1989, but heard from witnesses who said they were exploited in the 1970s. It received 1.25m pages of materials and heard from 170 witnesses.

Mr Crowther said: “I saw references to exploitation having become ‘generational’; having come to be regarded as ‘normal’ by perpetrators and as inevitable by victims and survivors, some of whose parents had been through similar experiences.

“Such attitudes can only develop if exploitation is not properly recognised and challenged, and in my view, for many years in Telford – as in many other towns and cities in England – it was not.”

He found that “CSE was not hidden, and key agencies were aware of it in detail”.

One local newspaper cutting from 1998 said that “child prostitution” was a public concern and that telephone boxes were being used as “a pick up point for teenage prostitutes”.

Mr Crowther said: “There is evidence that in the 1990s, people working with children – police officers, youth workers and teachers – expressed their concern about repeated episodes of children going missing and numerous cases of adult men exploiting children.

“The evidence shows, though, that these concerns and reports were, largely, not taken sufficiently seriously by the Council, its predecessor authority, or by West Mercia Police.

“Failure by agencies to investigate emboldened offenders; failure to safeguard put children at risk.”

He said the council and police focused on abuse within the family, were “over-cautious” about acting without a formal complaint from a child and there was “a nervousness that investigating concerns against Asian men, in particular, would inflame racial tensions”.

The inquiry found that “things began to change in the mid-2000s” but that this “resulted from the determination and drive of a few individual professionals”.

A police investigation from 2010 called ­Operation Chalice identified more than 100 potential victims abused between 2007 and 2009. Cops also said there could be as many as 200 perpetrators – but just seven were jailed.

The inquiry found the council and police were “slow to recognise the importance of the retention of a properly-funded and permanent CSE response”.

It noted recent improvements and found police and the council now have “properly resourced, dedicated and expert teams that are well equipped both to identify CSE risk areas and help children who are being exploited”.

But Mr Crowther added: “In my judgment, key organisations should reflect upon why it took them so long to react when the lives of children – and, consequently, the lives of the adults they would become – were being blighted by exploitation.”

West Mercia Police and Telford Council have both issued apologies to the victims of the Telford grooming scandal.

Assistant Chief Constable Richard Cooper, of West Mercia Police, said: “I would like to say sorry. Sorry to the survivors and all those affected by child sexual exploitation in Telford.

“While there were no findings of corruption, our actions fell far short of the help and protection you should have had from us, it was unacceptable, we let you down.

“It is important we now take time to reflect critically and carefully on the context of the report and the recommendations that have been made. Whilst we are in a different place now there are no excuses for the past.”

This article includes a full timeline. I had to lol at the fact that this has been documented as happening for decades and no one cares.

Early 1980s – Abusers target vulnerable girls outside a Telford children’s home.

1990s – Social workers and the police are told of the spiralling child sexual exploitation problem but no action appears to be taken.

2000 – Lucy Lowe, 16, is murdered alongside sister Sarah, 17, and mum Eileen, 49, in a house fire set by Azhar Ali Mehmood, who’d made her pregnant at 14. Her friends tell police the deaths are linked to an abuse ring but no dedicated probe is launched.

2002 – Becky Watson, 13, dies in a car accident described as a “prank”. She’d suffered two years of rape hell prior to her death.

2009 – Becky’s friend Vicky Round dies at 20 in a drugs incident after sex offenders got her hooked on Class A substances at 12. Police finally launch an exploitation probe called Operation Chalice.

2013 – Operation Chalice is wound up after producing just seven convictions. It identified around 200 possible perpetrators.

2016 – The Mirror launches a campaign for a dedicated inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Telford but authorities write to the Home Office to say it’s not needed.

March 2018 – We link abuse in the town to five deaths and reveal there could be hundreds of victims.

April 2018 – Telford and Wrekin Council agrees to an independent inquiry in a major U turn.

May 2018 – Police launch Operation Vapour in a bid to snare those responsible for historic abuse in the town.

December 2019 – Three men are convicted of the abuse of a 13-year-old following the first Operation Vapour trial.

July 2022 – The independent inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Telford is published, criticising the police and local authority for their response to abuse in the town.

It’s all just a complete waste of time.

Everyone sort of understands, at least on a subconscious level, that whether the girl is 14 or 11, she knows she’s not supposed to get in a car with a Pakistani man, she’s not supposed to do drugs, she’s not supposed to become a junkie hooker.

But we all have to pretend the girls are victims. And then, the Pakis can’t really themselves be criminals, because it is impossible for brown people as a group to be a criminal gang. At this point, the logical thing to do is just stop talking about it. It’s just gross and depressing, and the girls will never be punished at all, the pakis will hardly be punished (and most of them won’t be punished at all).

There is no resolution to the story, so why even think about it?

Imagine being a 41-year-old Pakistani child who just fled the brutal civil war in Syria – only to get hassled by racists for something as minor as raping a 6-year-old.

Breitbart:

A 41-year-old migrant from Pakistan has been arrested after being accused of sexually abusing a six-year-old Ukrainian refugee child at a reception centre in Portugal.

The Pakistani national was arrested at the end of last month in the municipality of Guarda where he was a resident of a migrant reception centre, where he is believed to have sexually abused the six-year-old Ukrainian child.

The Judicial Police released a statement on the matter saying, “the events occurred inside a Reception Center for Refugees and other foreign citizens, in the city of Guarda, where the perpetrator and victim resided at that date,” Portuguese news website Observador reports.

The Pakistani national has been remanded into custody by investigators until he can be released into an accommodation where he will be forced to remain while wearing an electronic ankle monitor as the investigation continues.

Ukrainians are quickly learning what living in a vibrant democracy is really about.

Afghan Migrant Accused of Sexually Abusing Two Ukrainian Refugee Children https://t.co/2EyhhUdRZq

— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) May 21, 2022

Ukrainian Teen Allegedly Raped by Nigerian and Iraqi Migrants in German Accommodationhttps://t.co/X6B5MnFTC7

— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) March 16, 2022

You’d think these experiences of constant violence and rape and gay everything in the West would make Ukraine people change their minds about being a part of the Western gay anal Islamic jihadist project.

But Ukraine people appear to be very stupid.

Why are there Pakis in Portugal?

Guess these didn’t work after all

So… this is a Pakistani “Italian”?

Or an actual Italian single mother who married a Paki then pledged her daughter to a relative?

They way they’re writing it, it sounds like the former. But of course, white women will marry the strongest. And right now, the Pakis are a lot stronger than you faggots.

ANSA:

A 12-year-old Italian girl has been taken from her mother and placed with her paternal grandparents after the mother promised her in marriage to the brother of her new Pakistani husband, the Nuovo Quotidiano di Puglia newspaper reported Thursday.

The girl is the daughter of two Italians from the southern Puglia region, who got divorced before the mother married a Pakistani man in Pakistan.

The girl’s father reported the case to prosecutors who got a minors’ court in Lecce to strip the mother of her maternal rights.

The Italo-Pakistani couple had also forced the girl to wear an Islamic veil.

We recently wrote about how absurd it is to invite these people in your country and then try to change their morals.

Related: So We Bring These People Into Our Countries to Celebrate Diversity Then Force Them to Follow “Our Values”

I thought you wanted their “culturalism”?

I thought we were going to multiply their culturalisms and create some kind of utopia?

Where did I misunderstand this plan? 

I’m sure everyone who’s ever been to Italy said “I wish there were more Paki restaurants here” at some point during the trip

Can you even begin to imagine how badly it would hurt your feelings if someone called you by the first part of the name of your country of origin?

Of course not – whites will never know the feeling of being called Amers, Canads, or Brits.

To be white is to be constantly safe, to know that you can go around without anyone trying to hurt your feelings with words.

The Guardian:

The continuing racism scandal at Yorkshire County Cricket Club intensified this weekend with protests outside the ground on Saturday and claims staff have received death threats.

The club was plunged into turmoil last week after a report carried out into a culture of racism described the use of the p-slur against former Yorkshire captain Azeem Rafiq as “banter” that, it said, warranted no further action.

A protest outside the stadium in Headingley on Saturday saw cricket fans, including Rafiq’s young son, sister and father, call for the release of Yorkshire CCC’s full report and an end to racism in cricket.

As heavy rain lashed down on the gathered protesters, Rafiq’s father held a homemade sign that read “Racism is not banter”. Addressing the crowd, Leeds University lecturer Dr Abdul-Bashid Shaikh said: “We call upon Yorkshire CCC to do the right thing and acknowledge that racism exists and it has fallen short of the standards we expect from such a prestigious club.” He called for Yorkshire to take “concrete steps” to eliminate institutional racism.

Mohammed Patel, a human rights lawyer who organised the protest, told the Observer: “Yorkshire County Cricket Club failed in their duty. No doubt about it. To drag an ex-player through everything that he has endured, to the brink of him thinking of taking his own life, there’s no excuse for that. That’s why everyone is here today.” Rafiq, who played for Yorkshire for two spells between 2008 and 2018, has said he was left feeling suicidal after his treatment by fellow players and a failure to investigate complaints of racism by the Yorkshire CCC board.

On Thursday night the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) suspended all internationals and other big games at Yorkshire’s ground and the club’s main sponsors withdrew their support after a public backlash.

The former England batsman Mark Ramprakash called for Yorkshire CCC to be “dragged into 2021” after what he said was a “disappointing” reaction to accusations of racism.

Ramprakash told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme on Saturday: “The attitudes of the board show … a lack of contrition and a lack of understanding of the gravity of what happened. That is what is so disappointing.” A source at the club said that extra security has now been brought in to protect staff working at the cricket ground after some of them received death threats. It is not suggested any of the protesters were involved. Staff said Friday’s Yorkshire CCC board meeting was held over Zoom, instead of in person, for security reasons and that the majority of staff have been told to work from home if possible for the foreseeable future.

It’s racist in itself to suggest that anti-racists are violent madmen who will attack you on the street just for saying a word they don’t like!

If they do that though, it’s justified. Because it’s 2021.

The club also took down the staff directory from its website on Friday. The events come in the face of anger from cricket fans in Yorkshire over what many see as blatant attempts by the club to sweep the problem of systemic racism under the carpet.

The report, which took 12 months to complete and remains unpublished, upheld seven of Rafiq’s 43 allegations and accepted he had faced “racial harassment and bullying”. Yorkshire announced last week that no current employees would face action as a result. Rafiq will give evidence to parliament’s digital, culture, media and sport select committee on 16 November. A second player, Rana Naved-ul-Hasan, has said he too had experienced “systematic taunting” and racism at Yorkshire and an additional investigation at the club is now taking place into claims by another unnamed Asian player that he suffered racism and was urinated on by another player.

The club’s chairman, Roger Hutton, who was appointed in April 2020, stood down on Friday along with two other board members. In interviews, he accused the ECB of failing to act and not providing necessary support to Yorkshire while it attempted to investigate the racism claims.

The ECB has now launched its own investigation to decide whether further sanctions need to be taken.

On Friday evening it emerged the Equality and Human Rights Commission had also made contact with Yorkshire requesting access to the full independent report into Rafiq’s claims and was considering whether or not to pursue action against the club.

Hutton has been replaced by Kamlesh Patel, who said there was “much work to do” to redress the damage caused by the botched investigation. After his appointment, Lord Patel spoke out about how he had experienced “loads” of racism growing up in Bradford and playing cricket, particularly the use of the p-slur.

“When I was a boy I developed into a very fast runner,” he said in an interview with ESPNcricinfo. “Do you know why? Because gangs of skinheads used to delight in what they called ‘Paki-bashing’ and you either learned to run or you took a beating.

“So that word – the ‘Paki’ word – has real meaning for me. I don’t need to be told it’s not banter.” Having trained as a social worker, Patel chairs Social Work England and is a former chair of the Mental Health Act Commission.

Large sponsors such as Nike, Emerald group and Yorkshire Tea withdrew their support for the club with immediate effect. Tetley’s brewery and David Lloyd Clubs said they would not renew their contracts with Yorkshire, while Leeds Beckett University, which teaches at the ground, pulled its branding from Yorkshire CCC’s website.

Ripples from the allegations have hit Michael Vaughan, who was removed by the BBC from Radio 5 live’s The Tuffers and Vaughan Cricket Show on Monday after two cricketers said they heard the former England captain make racist comments while playing for Yorkshire in 2009.

This is the only solution.

We have to completely erase white society in order to make sure that whites can never again hurt a colored person’s feelings with a mean word. Even if they didn’t really use that word, the fact is that what really matters is brown people’s feelings.