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Germany: Muslim migrant rapes woman, tells her

‘We’re f***ing now, or I’ll slit your throat’

FEB 3, 2023 2:00 PM 

BY ROBERT SPENCER

Jihad Watch

“When you meet the unbelievers, strike the necks…” (Qur’an 47:4)

Why does this keep happening? Yes, sexual molestation happens all over. But this kind of story is seen on a not infrequent basis. Why? One reason may be because such treatment of infidel women is sanctioned in the Qur’an.

In France, a Muslim quoted Qur’an while raping his victim. A survivor of a Muslim rape gang in the UK has said that her rapists would quote the Qur’an to her, and believed their actions justified by Islam. Thus it came as no surprise when Muslim migrants in France raped a girl and videoed the rape while praising Allah and invoking the Qur’an. In India, a Muslim gave a Qur’an and a prayer rug to the woman he was holding captive and repeatedly raping. And the victim of an Islamic State jihadi rapist recalled: “He told me that according to Islam he is allowed to rape an unbeliever. He said that by raping me, he is drawing closer to God…He said that raping me is his prayer to God.” In India, a Muslim kidnapped and raped a 14-year-old Hindu girl, and forced her to read the Qur’an and Islamic prayers. In Pakistan, another Christian woman recounted that her rapist was also religious: “He threw me on the bed and started to rape me. He demanded I marry him and convert to Islam. I refused. I am not willing to deny Jesus and he said that if I would not agree he would kill me.” Rapists demanded that another girl’s family turn her over to them, claiming that she had recited the Islamic profession of faith during the rape and thus could not live among infidels.

The Qur’an teaches that Infidel women can be lawfully taken for sexual use (cf. its allowance for a man to take “captives of the right hand,” 4:3, 4:24, 23:1-6, 33:50, 70:30). The Qur’an says: “O Prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to bring down over themselves of their outer garments. That is more suitable that they will be known and not be abused. And ever is Allah Forgiving and Merciful.” (33:59) The implication there is that if women do not cover themselves adequately with their outer garments, they may be abused, and that such abuse would be justified.

However, anyone who points all this out will be excoriated as a “racist” and an “Islamophobe,” and accordingly ignored.

Asylum seeker (35) raped student (24)

translated from “Asylbewerber (35) vergewaltigt Studentin (24),” 

by Bernhard Schilz, Bild, February 1, 2023 

Dresden – The martyrdom of Lena F. (24, name changed) lasted an incredible two hours – in May 2022, the student was raped by her neighbor in her apartment in Dresden.

After the crime, Muntaser Al S. (35, in custody) mockingly asked his victim: “Did you like it?” And shortly afterwards called the police himself.

The trial at the Dresden district court against the asylum seeker, who was obliged to leave the country, began on Tuesday.

He came to Germany in 2014 and is subject to a deportation freeze. He was born in Jordan, but is considered a Palestinian. He has already attracted attention several times with petty crime, and a procedure for sexual harassment is still running at the same time.

That’s how it started in this case. First he molests the young woman, the next time he meets him he kisses her on the shoulder – a short time later he lurks in front of her apartment door.

“We’re f*****ing now, or I’ll slit your throat,” the Palestinian threatens his victim, according to the indictment.

Chief Public Prosecutor Ulrike Markus (56) reports: The perpetrator stabs the young woman with a long kitchen knife in the cleavage and forearm. He raped her several times – also abused her when she was sitting on the toilet.

The Palestinian confessed at the trial. “It’s true as the woman describes it.” The verdict is still pending.

The victim is severely traumatized, in psychological treatment, scarred for life. The woman had to interrupt her studies.

He's a Muslim and a Palestinian! Does that mean he will get off scot-free? In Germany, they hate prosecuting Muslims and criminalizing Palestinians is verboten everywhere. What a mad world we live in.

Minnesota: Mohamed Rapes 2 Little Girls,

Gets Less Than a Year in Prison

FEB 4, 2023 4:00 PM 

BY DANIEL GREENFIELD

Jihad Watch

He will not be required to register as a sex offender.

Technically not one of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s constituents, but just another of the gifts that resettling Minnesota with the best that Somalia has to offer has gifted America with.

Mohamed Bakari Shei, a 20-year-old Rochester man charged with raping two juvenile females, will serve no prison time in a plea agreement submitted Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2022, in Olmsted County District Court.

The plea agreement calls for no prison time and a stay of adjudication. If Shei completes his probation, the charges against him will be dismissed and will not be on his adult record. A third charge of felony first-degree criminal sexual conduct will be dismissed and Shei must register as a predatory offender.

One of the juveniles in this case was around 9-years-old and the other juvenile was between 4- and 5-years old at the time of the sexual assaults.

A female juvenile reported to a Rochester police investigator in April 2020 that Shei first raped her on Mother’s Day in 2018 at a Rochester residence. The juvenile would have been around 9 years old on that date. Shei would have been around 16 years old.

Shei told her that he would give her money for a book fair at school or buy her toys, the juvenile told police.

A different juvenile told an RPD investigator in June 2021 that Shei had raped them several times at the same residence during the same time period.

At some point, the plea deal was upgraded to 176 days in prison. Or a good deal less.

A 20-year-old Rochester man will serve 180 days in jail and up to 30 years of probation in a case involving the rape of two juveniles girls in Olmsted County.

If Shei completes his probation, all charges against him will be dismissed and will not be on his criminal record.

A family member described one of the juvenile survivors as a bubbly girl who loved to share with others, but following Shei’s multiple sexual assaults, the juvenile became withdrawn and more reclusive.

The family member asked Shei to take responsibility for what he’s done to his victims and to their families.

“Some day you will have to answer for this egregious act against a child,” the family member said.

Not on this earth, unless America jettisons pro-crime policies and sharia law.

With good behavior, Shei will serve, at most, 116 days in the Olmsted County Adult Detention Center… He will not be required to register as a sex offender.

Under Islam, 7-year-olds are considered fair game, but 4-5 year olds might be a bit much, even for Mohammed, the original one, (PBUH – Pedophilia Be Upon Him) even though one account describes the pedophile warlord marrying a little girl who played with dolls, still Mohamed, this one, has a Somali name and Somalia is the country with the tenth highest child marriage rate.

The decision to import large numbers of Somalis means we end up playing by their rules.

A new bill tabled in Somalia last month would allow children to marry once they have reached puberty which could leave children as young as 10 years old at risk of being forced into marriage.

The new Sexual Intercourse Related Crimes Bill has sparked outrage amongst members of parliament in the country as it seeks to replace a 2018 bill aimed at preventing child marriage and protecting women and girls from sexual offenses.

Yesterday, Somalia, today, Minnesota.

You can’t expect to import half of Somalia and still retain American values and laws.

This can't be allowed to stand unless the USA is willing to adopt Sharia and abandon American justice.

Grim Testimony of Brutalized Refugees Fleeing Through Libya

Rape was so commonplace women took

contraceptives before travelling

© Darrin Zammit Lupi / Reuters

Horrifying testimony given by refugees who were subjected to rape, violence and exploitation while fleeing Libya has been published by the UK wing of NGO, Amnesty International.

In a new report from the human rights group, the horrific stories of 90 migrants who made it to camps in Italy are recounted.

They include graphic details of violence, exploitation, and rape of desperate people at the hands of people smugglers.

One man, a 24 year old Eritrean, described how “smugglers abandoned a disabled man in the desert as they crossed the Libyan border heading to the town of Sabha.”

“We saw them throw one man [out of the pick-up truck] into the desert. He was still alive. He was a disabled man,” he said.

An 18 year old Somalian claimed that “when you [arrive in] Libya, that’s when the struggle starts. That’s when they start to beat you.”

He said smugglers denied his group water and shot some Syrian refugees when they asked for some.

“The first Syrian died, he was young, maybe 21 years old. After this they gave us water, but the other Syrian man also died… he was only 19,” the man said.

Smugglers carried out acts of sexual violence on women refugees. A 22 year old Eritrean said that she witnessed the rape of a woman who smugglers falsely accused of not paying for her passage.

“Her family couldn’t pay the money again. They took her away and she was raped by five Libyan men. They took her out late at night. No one opposed it, everyone was too afraid,” she said.

The report found that most of the women interviewed lived in fear of sexual violence as they travelled, to the point that many “said rape was so commonplace that they took contraceptive pills before travelling.”

Amnesty International’s Middle East and North Africa Deputy Director Magdalena Mughrabi said on the NGO’s website that “Their experiences paint a terrifying picture of the conditions many of those who come to Europe are so desperate to escape.”

Is it a coincidence that all the countries named in this post are Muslim? Syrian refugees fleeing to Libya have to pass through several other Muslim countries to get there, none of which, apparently, were fit to live in. So they escape to Europe where there is civilization, but in such large numbers, and with such high birth rates, that in a couple of generations Europe will be mostly Muslim, whereupon Europe won't be fit to live in either. 

Many European governments think they are immune to this, but they will wake up one day and find that they are not, only then it will be too late.

US, Canada Completely Unprepared for FGM Cutting Season

U.K. girls learn about female genital mutilation before danger of 'cutting season'

British educator says Canada falling behind in advocacy and health care. The US is no better.

By Mel Hattie, CBC News 

Nimco Ali, 33, is co-founder and director of Daughters of Eve, a U.K. charity that works to end female genital mutilation and helps women and girls who have undergone the procedure. (Mel Hattie/CBC)

When Nimco Ali was seven years old, she left her home in Manchester to go on holiday in Djibouti, above Somalia on the horn of Africa.

But before returning to the U.K., her family arranged for her to see an older woman she'd never met before.

The terrified little girl had no idea what was happening.

"I tried to run away," Ali, now 33, recalls. "I thought I ran for ages, but then there I was underneath this woman and her scolding me, telling me how hard it was to get anesthetic during a crisis."

When she woke up, her legs were bound together and her clitoris had been cut off and her vagina sewn shut.


Ali’s memory of her FGM is foggy. She remembers having some kind of anesthesia. Many girls are not anesthetized. When she woke up, her legs were bound together and she had been cut. (Mel Hattie/CBC)

Like thousands of girls and women living in the U.K., Ali underwent female genital mutilation, or FGM. The World Health Organization defines FGM as "all procedures involving partial or total removal of the external female genitalia or other injury to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons."

FGM isn't a religious ritual and occurs in countries across Africa, the Middle East and Asia.

The painful procedure has no health benefits and often causes many immediate and long-term health problems.

It's illegal in the U.K. and Canada. Yet a new case of FGM is reported every 109 minutes in the U.K. and 170,000 women and girls there live with the consequences, according to Plan U.K., one of the largest children's charities in the world.

UNICEF estimates 200 million girls and women in the world have had FGM.

In Somalia, where Ali's family is originally from, it's done to 98 per cent of females.

Despite its prevalence, Ali had never heard of FGM before she was cut.

When she returned to school, she felt ignored by her teachers. She was seven years old and seeking answers.

"A lot of people talk about the actual act of FGM," she says. "I don't think that was the most painful thing. I think it was the whole dismissal of my own experience ... I really wanted some context and information from my teacher and her response was, 'That's what happens to girls like you.'"

But more and more schools in London are beginning to bring FGM educators into their classrooms, even though it's not part of the official British curriculum.


Hibo Wardere in Walthamstow, the London borough where she began teaching secondary school children about FGM. (Mel Hattie/CBC)

One of those educators is Hibo Wardere, 46.

Originally from Somalia, the memory of being cut as a little girl still haunts her. Wardere remembers being woken up in the early morning with no idea what was happening and led to a tent in her garden where three women held her down.

"You go to sleep and you wake up in the middle of the night. Sweating, screaming, thinking that you're six years old again and being ripped apart," she says.

Wardere immigrated to the U.K. when she was 18 after fleeing the Somali civil war. Canada has the same size Somali diaspora as the U.K., about 150,000. Most of Wardere's family now lives in Canada.

The USA has a population of roughly 85,000 Somalians, though estimates range from 35,000 to 150,000. 25,000 live in Minnesota. But it is not just Somali girls who are at risk; girls from many African and a few Asian countries undergo this nightmare.

According to the Ontario Human Rights Commission, reliable statistics on FGM in Canada are not available, but there is evidence it's practised in Ontario and across the country, including families sending their daughters away for the procedure.

'Cutting season'

Wardere started teaching about FGM a couple years ago. She got involved after one of the students at the school where she worked as a teaching assistant was taken abroad, likely to undergo FGM, and never returned to the U.K.

"I wish I had the courage to speak out then," says Wardere, author of Cut: One Woman's Fight Against FGM in Britain Today.

She began going from school to school in her borough of Walthamstow, but demand for her services has increased dramatically across London in the past year.

But the impending summer holidays bring a heightened sense of urgency.

"I send a mass email to all the schools I've taught at," she says, "reminding them summer is coming."

Summer holidays are the "cutting season," she says. This is when many girls from the U.K. are taken abroad for FGM and recover over the break before rejoining their classmates in the fall.

'I just want to go home'

While Ali was recovering from FGM in Djibouti, she remembers staring at the ceiling and thinking, "'I really hate this place, I really hate this country, I really hate this thing. I just want to go home.' FGM makes you miss Manchester."

British schoolteachers are now legally obliged to report if they suspect a child has undergone FGM. Reporting FGM can be hard for young girls because the perpetrators are their families.

"No girl wants to stand up in court and say, 'Hey, I want my mom jailed,' because you have to remember, at the end of the day, these women are victims too — they just don't realize it," Wardere says.


Ikram Wardere, 9, is the youngest of Wardere’s seven children. An estimated 24,000 girls in the U.K. under the age of 15 are at risk for FGM, according to Britain's National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. (Mel Hattie/CBC)
In 2014, Britain opened its first FGM clinic in London. The facility deals with the chronic infections, kidney problems, pregnancy risks and other complications from FGM. Canada has no such clinics. It's probably safe to assume that the US doesn't either.

"Canada and America, they're still lagging behind," Wardere says.

Ali's kidneys nearly failed when she was 11, from FGM complications. She had emergency surgery to open where she had been sewn shut.

Then there's the psychological impact. Most girls are told the reason they undergo FGM is to keep them virgins for their wedding night.

"It messes you up. From my experience, it does," Wardere says. "Makes you feel like you are absolutely somebody who doesn't have human worth … It just diminishes who you are."

She hopes that by equipping students with knowledge, they might stand a chance at avoiding what she and Ali were forced to endure.

The students Wardere sees are normally in secondary school, ages 11 to 18. For some, the lesson may come too late.

"Sometimes kids sit in the back and say, 'Actually, I have had FGM.' They just want to know what type," Wardere says.

She's scheduled to speak at Coppermill Primary school in northeast London later this month. The children there are between five and 11. An estimated 24,000 girls in the U.K. under the age of 15 are at risk for FGM, according to Britain's National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.

So, Canada would have a similar number of girls at risk and the US would probably have about half that many. 12,000 girls is a lot of suffering and trauma that can and should be avoided. The Canadian and US governments don't even seem to recognize that there's a problem let alone do anything about it. North American women's groups seem to be curiously silent on the issue. Many of us will have to answer to God for our unwillingness to get involved in stopping this madness.

It's her first time teaching FGM in a primary school.

"I do have to change the language I use, but it's something I'm really looking forward to."

The talking cure

She teaches the types of FGM, how children can contact international organizations for help, and how to avoid getting on a plane to leave the country if they suspect they're going for FGM.

"There's one trick, called spoon-in-knickers," Wardere says. "You can put something metal in your underwear when you're going to the airport and [the detector] will sound. Everyone working in the airport is trained that if with an underage child, the detector goes off, you need to take them on the side, find out what's going on."

Wardere says what's most important about what she does is making children aware of FGM and then sending them home to discuss it with their parents.

"For the first time," she says, "that conversation is happening."

Ali also teaches about FGM and talks about her experience. She recently returned from the Women of the World festival in Karachi, Pakistan. She says she's received threats for sharing her story, "mostly from men." She says people will come right up and tell her to her face.

"Just because I was talking about my own experience and something that's happened to me, they were like, 'F---  you' and 'You're selling out to the white people' and I just kept saying: 'No. Actually, I'm talking about feminism and I'm talking about women's rights.'"

Wardere also felt resistance. At first.

"Sometimes communities don't know who is for them and who is against them," she says. "Even if you come from that community itself. They need time to adjust and you know, figure out who you are, and then respect you and then let you in."

Norwegian Politician Felt 'Guilt & Responsibility' After Being Sodomized by Somali Refugee

© Dado Ruvic / Reuters

A male politician in Norway has opened up about his rape by a Somali man, stating that he felt “guilt and responsibility” for the perpetrator being deported after time in prison. Turning to alcohol and marijuana, the lawmaker “became numb” for years.

Karsten Nordal Hauken, a leftist politician, shared his story in a letter to Swedish broadcaster NRK, as part of a documentary series titled 'I Against Me.'

Hauken speaks of being brutally raped by a Somali man, and recalls riding in an ambulance to a rape reception center at an Oslo hospital. He mentions having samples taken from nurses, speaking to a psychologist, and eventually being collected by his father.

He goes on to speak about the investigation to identify the perpetrator.

“My room was ransacked by crime scene investigators and I had fingerprint ink on the desk for months afterwards. They managed to secure both DNA and fingerprints,” Hauken said.

But it wasn't until six months later that the politician received a phone call from police, letting him know that a man who had been arrested for having a knife in a public place had also been linked to the rape.

During the trial, the perpetrator “claimed that what happened was voluntary, but all the circumstances made clear that there was little doubt about the question of guilt,” Hauken wrote.

The man was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for the rape.

Near the completion of the prison sentence, Hauken received yet another phone call from authorities, informing him that the man would be deported straight back to Somalia upon the end of his term.

At that moment, Hauken recalled having an emotional response.

“The tears, they came...I felt a relief and joy that he was going away forever,” he said.

However, Hauken also recalled having a feeling of “guilt and responsibility” upon hearing the news.

“It was I who was the reason why he should not be left in Norway, but rather be late for a very uncertain future in Somalia. He had already served his sentence in prison. Should he now be punished again? And this time much harder?” he pondered.

And this man is a politician? What kind of logic is that? The Somalian raped him, not the other way about. It is likely that the man has raped others; and the fact that he carried a knife in public means he was a danger to more than just rape victims. You can feel sorry for those who are raised in such a barbarian society, but to feel guilty for having them removed from an otherwise civilized society is absurd.

He went on to say that “I do not feel anger towards [the perpetrator], for I see him most as a product of an unjust world. A product of an upbringing marked by war and deprivation.”

However, the years after the rape were marred with substance abuse, including marijuana and alcohol, causing Hauken to “become numb” for nearly five years.

Hauken stressed that although he felt “forgotten and ignored,” it remains “scary and taboo” for men to talk about their emotional life.

“I am afraid that no girls want me, and that other men laugh at me. [I'm] afraid that I'll be perceived as anti-feminist when I say that young men who are struggling should get more attention. But what the hell, we are struggling. We must be seen!” he said.

Hauken went on to say that by writing the letter and joining the NDK documentary, he wanted to “break general perceptions that rape victims are always women and that one is ruined for life.”

“I am a heterosexual man, and I was raped by another, presumably heterosexual man,” he said, stressing that sexual abuse in the perpetrator's culture is mostly about power, rather than desire. “It is not regarded as a homosexual act being the one who exerts power and raping.”

I'm no authority on homosexuality, but isn't 'power' a part of it? Sodomy is a homosexual act regardless of whatever other tags you want to add to it.

He concluded by stressing that refugees need continued support. “I have been a victim of an injustice and a dark part of the world that we are largely shielded from here at home,” Hauken said, adding that he is “part of the world, and the world is unfortunately unfair.”

NDK's 'I Against Me' documentary series spotlights Hauken and seven others through video diaries which document their psychological challenges.