Erdogan Says Israel Has Outdone Hitler By Killing Over 14,000 Children In Gaza
The Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused Israel of outdoing the Nazi leader Adolf Hitler by killing more than 14,000 innocent children in Gaza. Speaking to a meeting of his Justice and Development (AK) […]
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‘She’s a Slut!’ — Somali Migrant on Trial in Germany For Stabbing Sister to Death in Suspected Honor Killing
A Somali migrant is standing trial in Germany accused of stabbing his sister to death with a kitchen knife on her 23rd birthday to restore her honor after disagreeing with her assimilation in Western society.
The public prosecutor told a regional court in Bremen on Wednesday how the defendant had visited his sister’s apartment in the city on the evening of Dec. 9 last year intending to kill her.
It is the prosecution’s case that when the 23-year-old victim opened her front door to welcome her brother, she was stabbed several times with a kitchen knife to her upper body. A post-mortem showed that two fatal stab wounds penetrated her heart and lung, and despite the best efforts of emergency responders, she died at the scene.
The evidence against the defendant includes a telephone call made by the Somali national to the authorities at the time of his sister’s death during which he can be heard saying, “I just killed my sister. Do you understand?”
In the audio played to the court, the man provided police with his full name and gave directions to the scene of the crime.
Testimony from one of the responding officers described how, upon entering the apartment, the defendant fell to his knees and raised his arms. He was said to have had blood on his fingers and his clothes and told the officers he had attacked his sister with a kitchen knife and had already packed a prison bag before heading to her apartment.
The victim had been found lying on her back on her bed in pink pajamas with the kitchen knife bent underneath her body.
“I spoke to her, but there was no response,” the officer told the court. Her body was still warm but she had no pulse. The officer commenced CPR on the victim until paramedics arrived without success.
“I have seen many corpses in my life, and people have died in my arms, but the way she did, that was really extreme,” the 28-year-old officer told the court. She stated the defendant had told her he had stabbed his sister in the name of honor.
The prosecution also submitted evidence of two handwritten notes found during a search of the defendant’s home after the arrest in which he wrote, “My sister is trying to be a slut” and “I can live without a future but not without honor.”
The 24-year-old’s mental state is expected to be instrumental in deciding on his capacity to commit murder, a charge he denies.
A verdict is expected by the end of May.
Foreigners Responsible For 77% of Solved Rape Cases in Paris in 2023
With the much anticipated Summer Olympic Games fast approaching, and with Macron’s deeply unpopular government scrambling both to ensure the security of international guests and conceal Paris’s visible degeneration, new crime figures show the capital city in a less-than-favorable light and call into question authorities’ ability to keep women safe.
The figures, recorded by Paris Police Headquarters, revealed that 77% of rape cases in the capital solved in 2023 had been committed by perpetrators who do not hold French passports, with the majority of sexual crimes transpiring in and around tourist areas like Champs de Mars—soon to be packed with visitors to the games.
French broadcaster Europe 1, which saw the Paris Police Headquarters report, revealed 97 rapes were recorded across the capital in 2023, a figure up by 2% compared to those from 2022. Before this past year, the number had stayed relatively stable since 2018. Of the total recorded cases, 30 were solved with 36 perpetrators being arrested.
Apart from the fact that the vast majority of perpetrators were not French, most were drug-addicted, homeless, and unemployed, according to the report. Twenty were already known to police, including four for acts of sexual assault.
Grégory Joron, General Secretary of the Unité SGP Police-Force Ouvrière, one of France’s largest police unions, lamented the report’s findings.
That’s still one rape every three days in Paris… This raises a real question since it’s been stable since almost 2018 and overall, we can see that it’s a phenomenon that we can’t manage to extinguish.
For the union chief, the report’s findings are especially worrying in light of the upcoming Olympic games, where Paris is expected to welcome—and maintain the safety and security of— some 15 million visitors.
These are supposed to be places that have 0% delinquency since we are waiting to welcome millions of tourists for the Olympic Games, but, for the moment, these are still places where, unfortunately, we still have a lot of problemson our hands. After a certain time, at night, there is unfortunately still a risk of a woman walking alone to return from a party or even from work.
News of the report from Paris Police Headquarters comes days after Germany’s Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser presented the Federal Criminal Police Office’s (BKA) annual crime statistics report which painted a similar picture of the state of affairs there. Like the figures out of Paris, the BKA’s numbers also revealed foreign passport holders were massively overrepresented among sexual assault suspects at a national level.
Unfortunately, France and Germany are not outliers. The trend has also been recorded in recent years in Switzerland, Finland, Denmark, Italy, and elsewhere across Europe.
Oil & Gold Prices Rise After Reports Of Israeli Airstrikes Against Targets In Iran
Oil and gold prices jumped after reports that Israel had struck targets inside Iran on Friday. The city of Isfahan in central Iran was struck at 5am local time, with Israeli projectiles reported to have […]
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Albanian ‘King of Instagram’ Used Platform to Tell Followers How to Sneak Into Britain, Join The Drug Trade
While we’re sure social media sites are busy moderating “misinformation” once again ahead of the all-important 2024 election, one influencer is using Instagram to give his followers tips on sneaking into Britain and making £6,000 a month working illegally in the drug trade.
‘You know there are a lot of brothers and sisters in hardship. Can you show how to go there unnoticed, without being detected? How do they do it?’ he says in one of his video clips.
Kozak Braci, an Albanian social media influencer with over 500,000 followers on TikTok and Instagram, has hosted live tours of cannabis farms and offered insights into profiting from criminal activities in the UK during his streams, according to a new profile from the Daily Mail.
The Daily Mail reported that one image captures Braci standing beside a man in a black SUV, with a house displaying the Union flag in the background. In another photo, the influencer, whose chest and right arm are adorned with tattoos of AK-47s, sports a Chelsea shirt in front of a red Audi.
Braci, who boasts that he earns £25,000 a month from his social media platforms, frequently posts pictures of himself with luxury cars and designer items.
“It’s great to stay in the cannabis house. I can live there without a problem,” he tells his followers.
Graham Wettone, an ex-Met Police officer, reacted to the videos shown to him by characterizing them as glorifying drug production in the UK and enticing would-be criminals to come to Britain.
Earlier this year, it was revealed that the Home Office intends to pay Albanian influencers £100,000 to discourage their followers from entering Britain illegally. This modern twist on the public information film aims to reach groups susceptible to traffickers’ falsehoods. The initiative, devised by Cass Horowitz of ‘Brand Rishi’ fame, has been criticized by activists as ineffective ‘toy town tinkering.’
A United Nations report indicates that Albanian criminals now dominate the UK’s cocaine market, importing the drug via south-east England’s ports with the aid of violent European gangs. Among these, the Hellbanianz gang from East London openly flaunts its criminal endeavors on social media.
Additionally, in the first four months of the year, 80 Albanian migrants were collectively sentenced to 130 years in prison.
Tik Tok commented: “TikTok works closely with UK law enforcement, the National Crime Agency and organisations such as STOP THE TRAFFIK to fight this industry-wide issue, and our steadfast efforts helped reduce the number of small boat crossings last year, according to Border Officials. We continue to strictly maintain a zero tolerance approach to human exploitation and proactively find over 95% of content we remove for breaking these rules.”
Meta responded: “We have removed the violating content brought to our attention. Buying, selling or soliciting drugs is not allowed on our platforms; our teams use a mix of technology and human review to remove this content as quickly as possible, and we work with the police and youth organisations to get better at detection.”
World Health Organization Official Admits Vaccine Passports Were a Scam
A Finnish vaccine expert at the World Health Organization (WHO) has admitted that Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine passports may have been a scam due to the ineffectiveness of the injections.
Dr. Hanna Nohynek, chairwoman of the WHO’s Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE), made this revelation during an April 11 testimony in a Helsinki courtroom. She also serves as the chief physician in the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare’s (THL) Department of Health Security. The THL operates under Finland’s Ministry of Social Affairs and Health.
According to the expert, she advised the Finnish government that COVID-19 vaccine passports were unnecessary. Nohynek argued that the injections only gave a false sense of security and did not stop transmission, adding that the THL knew the latter by the summer of 2021.
However, the government simply turned a deaf ear to her advice and ignored her recommendation to terminate vaccine passports – something she found “shocking.”
Nohynek’s testimony came as a result of Finnish citizen Mika Vauhkala’s lawsuit. The plaintiff filed the case after he was denied breakfast at a cafe in the Finnish capital in December 2021. Vauhkala was refused entry to the establishment for not having a vaccine passport, even though he was healthy.
In a website discussing his case, Vauhkala explained that he filed the lawsuit “to defend basic rights.” He continued: “The constitution of Finland guarantees that any citizen should not be discriminated against based on health conditions among other things.”
EU, WHO conceptualized vaccine passports
During the time period when the COVID-19 injections were known to be ineffective at stopping infection, the WHO said it was working to create an international trusted framework for safe travel. Meanwhile, European Union member states began rolling out their own versions of the COVID-19 vaccine passports.
A digital certificate to kick-start foreign travel would be given to citizens across the EU “without discrimination,” officials said at the time. The aim was to enable anyone either injected with the COVID-19 vaccine, tested negative for SARS-CoV-2 or recently recovered from infection to travel within the continent.
This became true in the form of the EU Digital COVID-19 Certification Regulation that was passed in July 2021. More than 2.3 billion certificates were later issued, with both tourists and citizens receiving proof of vaccination. In France, visitors were banned if they did not have a valid vaccine passport while citizens had to have it to buy food or use public transport.
Later, the EU’s version helped established the WHO Global Digital Health Certification Network in July 2023. “By using European best practices, we contribute to digital health standards and interoperability globally – to the benefit of those most in need,” an EU official stated.
Aside from Nohynek, British cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra also testified in the hearing of Vauhkala’s complaint. “There was never any evidence justifying any COVID-19 vaccine mandates, passports or any of the other coercive measures adopted by various governments worldwide,” he told the court.
“From my medical experience and the review of sound data and scientific basis, I can confirm that in December 2021, the medical and scientific communities should have known that COVID-19 vaccines were proven to be far from safe and effective, and far from preventing transmission of COVID-19 or [its] severe form. [But] most of them did not know.”
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