The real threat to whites isn’t the flu, but the hordes of diverse vibrants that surround us from all sides.

Vox (Translation):

A nurse was attacked by an immigrant while going to work in the hospital. Just before the start of her shift, in the Maggiore parking lot in Parma.

Moments of violence and fear in which the African also took her money and tried to steal her car.

The Nigerian followed the nurse and, as she got out of the car, violently opened the door of the car, removed the little money that was in the cockpit and attempted to steal the car. The woman, under threat, reacted by attracting the attention of a colleague who immediately called the carabinieri who, in turn, arrested the man, a 24-year-old Nigerian, unemployed with precedents behind him. The young man, to whom attempted sexual violence was also contested, is in the district house of Parma.

I blame the THOT mother for this crime.

Imagine befriending a coal-black African and assuming he wouldn’t molest your child…

Breitbart:

A 37-year-old Nigerian migrant was arrested in the Italian city of Parma after allegedly sexually abusing an eight-year-old girl in the bathroom of his shop.

The Nigerian has been placed under house arrest following his initial arrest by Italian Carabinieri in response to allegations levelled by the child’s mother, a close friend of the man accused, Il Giornale reports.

According to investigators, the woman was well acquainted with the Nigerian for professional reasons and had previously allowed her daughter in the shop with the man without problems in the past.

The child claims that the man had sexually abused her on three separate occasions and that the man had threatened the child in attempts to force her not to speak about what had happened to her.

Alfonso D’Avino of the prosecutor’s office said that the child was able to describe in great detail what the Nigerian man had done to her.

The sex attacks were “carried out suddenly without the knowledge of the minor, so as to be able to prevent the manifestation of dissent and in any case continued to perform sexual acts even in the face of dissent manifested by the child,” according to investigators.

The husband of a Parma woman killed in an armed robbery on May 18 speaks out just one day after her suspected killer was arrested.

A Parma man suspected of killing a convenience store clerk in Parma was arrested in St. Louis Sunday afternoon.

Brenda Smith, 59, of Parma was shot in the head and taken to a hospital in Dexter where she later died.

Deion Martin, 19, of Parma faces a first degree murder, two counts of armed criminal action, and first degree robbery in the shooting death of Brenda Smith at a Parma gas station, D & L One-Stop on East Main Street, on May 18.

New Madrid County Sheriff Terry Stevens said they received information that Martin was in St. Louis on Sunday. Law enforcement located Martin and arrested him.

Shortly after, deputies from the New Madrid County Sheriff’s Department picked up Martin in St. Louis and took him to the Pemiscot County Jail with no bond.

Martin faces charges of first degree murder, two armed criminal action charges and a robbery to the first degree charge.

Brenda Smith’s husband, Jimmy Smith, says finding the suspect won’t stop the pain of his family’s loss, but Smith says knowing the community supports for justice for his wife, helps.

“We are going to grieve and we are going to be strong because Brenda wouldn’t have wanted it any other way,” Smith said. “It makes a big difference when people support your family and your friends and the community comes together like that. For the family, it relieves a little bit of the pain.”

Sheriff Stevens says they acquired information from the lottery commission that Martin allegedly tried to cash in on a stolen lottery ticket in Dexter and in Bernie.

Sheriff Stevens said they are not looking for any other suspects at this time.

Smith says friends and family of Brenda will be selling t-shirts with her photo on them. All the proceeds will be donated to St. Jude’s Children Research Hospital in her honor.

There was a candlelight vigil at the Parma Community Building Thursday, May 21 to remember Smith.

Don and Lisa Kirk have owned the gas station for 10 years.

Don Kirk says the shooting happened around 5:40 Monday morning. The store opens at 6 a.m. Two employees were there at the time, one woman who ran the store and another who ran deli.

According to Kirk, the suspect asked Smith to open the safe and when she refused, he shot her in the head and then turned the gun on the other employee. That lady then told the suspect that she didn’t know how to open the safe. That’s when the suspect grabbed a few things and left.