Everyday thousands of children are being sexually abused. You can stop the abuse of at least one child by simply praying. You can possibly stop the abuse of thousands of children by forwarding the link in First Time Visitor? by email, Twitter or Facebook to every Christian you know. Save a child or lots of children!!!! Do Something, please!

3:15 PM prayer in brief:
Pray for God to stop 1 child from being molested today.
Pray for God to stop 1 child molestation happening now.
Pray for God to rescue 1 child from sexual slavery.
Pray for God to save 1 girl from genital circumcision.
Pray for God to stop 1 girl from becoming a child-bride.
If you have the faith pray for 100 children rather than one.
Give Thanks. There is more to this prayer here

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Saturday, 5 September 2026

Islam in America > Muslim massage therapist charged with rape, etc.; Tucson Muslim murders two gays then suicides

 

Ohio: Muslim massage therapist charged with rape, sexual battery and kidnapping


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Why does this keep happening? Yes, sexual molestation happens all over. But we see Muslim migrants involved in 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 draw their veils close around them. That will be better, so that they may be recognized and not molested. Allah is always forgiving, 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.

Shadi Shamali, Strongsville Police Department



Massage therapist who worked in Strongsville, Westlake charged with rape, sexual battery and kidnapping

by Anna Meyer, WKYC, August 31, 2026:

STRONGSVILLE, Ohio — A massage therapist who has worked in Strongsville and Westlake is facing multiple charges, including rape, according to police.

Strongsville police said officers arrested Shadi Shamali of North Olmsted on Aug. 17 at The Healthiest You Chiropractic and Fitness Center located on Alameda Drive.

According to Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court records, he is facing the following charges:

1 count of rape
1 count of gross sexual imposition
1 count of kidnapping
3 counts of sexual battery…

Court records state that the date of the offense was July 29. Police say it happened at The Healthiest You Chiropractic and Fitness Center.

Strongsville police said detectives are continuing to investigate allegations of additional sexual offenses involving Shamali. Investigators believe there may be other people who have not yet come forward….




Arizona: ‘Practicing Muslim’ Migrant Murders Two Outside Tucson Gay Bar


Another jihad attack that won’t be recognized as such?

Police Line Crime Scene by Tony Webster, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0


A Muslim migrant murdered two people outside a gay bar in Tucson, Arizona early on Monday morning, and the establishment media is busy covering for the Islamic motivations of the killer. Of course. It’s what they do every time.

The Arizona Daily Star’s Tucson.com reported Thursday that “a cousin of Ousman Ceesay, the man police say killed two people outside a Tucson gay bar before shooting himself, said he never heard anti-gay sentiments from Ceesay, despite his growing up in a country that criminalizes homosexuality.” Oh, well, then! As long as he wasn’t anti-gay!

Ceesay’s cousin, Muhammad Sylva, explained: “We don’t talk about those things here, because you hardly see it.” That is hardly a ringing defense of tolerance and pluralism, and Sylva didn’t make Ceesay look any more accepting of Western values as he explained the shooter’s background.

Sylva “said he and his cousin Ceesay grew up in the same household in the West African nation of The Gambia, and they remained close after Ceesay moved to the U.S. around 2010. The topic of homosexuality, or opposition to it, never came up with Ceesay when they were young, nor in the years after Ceesay moved to the U.S. to attend college, said Sylva, in a Wednesday phone call from The Gambia, where Ceesay’s family still lives.”

Demonstrating an awareness of what Western leftists want to hear the most, Sylva said: “Ousman doesn’t have the time to talk about hating people. Throughout our conversations, through the 17 years he spent in the U.S., he doesn’t talk about that.”

Nevertheless, “Tucson police say Ceesay was carrying a list of LGBTQIA+ associated businesses at the time he fatally shot Vincent Anthony Siqueiros, 42, and Cameron Davis Capara, 33, in the parking lot of Venture-N, a long-standing gay bar on North Sixth Avenue.” Not only that, but “police are investigating the Aug. 31 shooting as a hate crime.”

This was because “a search warrant served on Ceesay’s home Monday afternoon turned up a note indicating ‘hate toward the LGBTQIA+ community,’ Tucson police said. Police said Tuesday that Ceesay had no prior connection to the victims, who died at the scene early Monday morning. Ceesay died later at the hospital, after also shooting himself, police say.”

The Daily Star brought in Sylva for more cleanup work on this, lest anyone come away from this story with a negative view of Islam: “Due to the shame associated with homosexuality in The Gambia, gay people hide their sexuality, so it’s unusual to hear much about the topic, Sylva said.” Sylva tried his hand at some moral equivalence: “Here, we have two religions. We have Christians and we have Muslims living here. Both faiths here don’t accept homosexuality.” Yes, but only one of them will kill you for it. “So if you’re doing it here, you hide it. … It’s not something we talk about.”

This moral equivalence mop-up work of Islam’s image was necessary because “Ceesay was a practicing Muslim who often prayed five times a day and participated in fasts, Sylva said. But Ceesay’s faith was not ‘extreme,’ he said.”

Indeed it wasn’t. A hadith depicts Muhammad specifying the punishment for homosexual activity: “The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said, ‘Whoever you find doing the action of the people of Loot [Lot], execute the one who does it and the one to whom it is done.’” (Sunan Abu Dawud 4462) Nothing extreme about that. It’s just basic Islam.

This is being investigated as a “hate crime,” but not as a jihad attack. Law enforcement officials have no category for jihad attacks. They do not exist. Yet they keep on happening, in the U.S. and elsewhere, and the longer authorities ignore their ideological roots, the more serious the problem will get.

The only piece that doesn’t fit is the fact that Ousman Ceesay killed himself. He may have expected that police would kill him, and was hoping that Allah would still accept him as a martyr for murdering the two Infidels. Or there could be some other explanation. But we will never know, because will not pursue this question, being unaware of its significance.



Sunday, 5 July 2026

Porn Madness in Europe > Police uncover Pelicot style online sex abuse networks

 

Authorities uncover international online sex abuse networks

By Darryl Coote    
European authorities on Thursday said cases such as that of Gisele Pelicot (C) are not rare, with an international operation disrupting four online networks of men sharing videos, photos and information about during and sexually assaulting women, often their own partners. File Photo by Guillaume Horcajuelo/EPA
European authorities on Thursday said cases such as that of Gisele Pelicot (C) are not rare, with an international operation disrupting four online networks of men sharing videos, photos and information about during and sexually assaulting women, often their own partners. File Photo by Guillaume Horcajuelo/EPA

July 3 (UPI) -- Authorities have uncovered international networks of men accused of drugging and sexually assaulting women, most often their own partners, then sharing videos and photos of the crimes with one another online.

Announced Thursday, the coordinated law enforcement efforts disrupted four online communities that authorities said played a significant role in enabling and normalizing what Europol called "drug-facilitated sexual assaults."

According to authorities, the international investigation targeted drug-facilitated sexual assaults in intimate partner relationships.

The victims, almost exclusively women, are sedated with drugs or alcohol before they are sexually assaulted, sometimes by multiple offenders, without their knowledge.

Identifying information about those arrested was not made public, but the authorities said they were in long-term relationships with their victims, who were often unaware of the crimes, which were sometimes committed for decades.

Project Medusa, launched in April and led by British and German authorities, resulted in the identification of 156 perpetrators and victims and 274 investigative leads, as well as 57 arrests and 113 investigations launched.

Separately, Britain's National Crime Agency said an investigation launched in October 2025 identified more than 270 individuals linked to one particular online forum and its successors, with more than 210 packages of intelligence sent to law enforcement partners in Britain and overseas.

"This is a deeply distressing form of sexual offending and domestic abuse, and we recognize the enormity of the impact on victims, particularly where the person responsible is someone known and trusted," Deputy Assistant Commissioner Helen Millichap, director of the National Center for Violence Against Women and Girls and Public Protection, said in a statement.

"In many cases, victims may not realize what has happened to them at the time. They may only become aware through police contact or emerging evidence, which can be extremely confusing and difficult to process."

The investigations come after the case of Gisele Pelicot gained international attention last year.

Pelicot was a victim of mass rape. Her ex-husband, Dominique Pelicot, was convicted of drugging and raping her and inviting dozens of other men to participate, all without her knowledge.

The international authorities said Thursday that the networks they disrupted show that Pelicot is not the only victim of this type of crime.

"The abuse we're discussing is some of the most horrifying I have ever seen in my career," Siobhan Blake, National CPS lead for Rape and Serious Sexual Offenses, said in a statement.

"This offending thrives in secrecy online and behind closed doors. It is the job of the criminal justice system to bring it out into the open to deliver for victims and survivors."

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Monday, 1 June 2026

Sick men who drug and rape their wives and video it

 

These are seriously sick men, and apparently, there are a lot of them.


Men film themselves sexually abusing sedated women and share it with other men online. Why?


The world watched on in horror in 2024 as Dominque Pelicot and 50 other men were tried in a French court for repeatedly drugging and raping Gisele Pelicot over almost a decade. All of them were found guilty.

While such horrific abuse can feel far away and rare, it’s more widespread than many realise. There are private online communities with thousands of members all over the world, including in Australia, trading in video and photos of sedated women being abused.

A recent investigation by CNN revealed there are thousands-strong groups on messaging app Telegram who share tactics and videos assaulting and raping their girlfriends and wives.

In April, France launched an investigation into the website Pelicot used to recruit dozens of strangers to rape his wife. During the trial, police uncovered 20,000 videos and photos of his wife’s abuse, recorded by Pelicot himself.

So why do men do it, and how can we stop it?S

Global, organised abuse

While the CNN report and Pelicot’s case shocked the world, these cases are not unique, with private pages and group chats being uncovered in Australia, Canada, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, China, and Poland.

These reports show how widespread this issue is, underscoring that these are not isolated episodes. They are organised crimes committed by dedicated communities that support such violence, hosted on platforms that provide the essential infrastructure.

One report from the New York Times reported China-based group chats with as many as 100,000 members. A study of Telegram networks across Italy and Spain showed groups with nearly 25,000 users.

The Telegram group CNN reported on had more than 1,000 members with some videos posted in the group amassing over 50,000 views.

The groups identified in these stories and reports are part of a broader digital ecosystem often referred to as the manosphere, an online network of group chats, influencers and communities that perpetuate misogynistic ideas.


Read more: From violence to sexism, the manosphere is doing real-world harm


Why are people doing this?

As the CNN report puts it “while the platforms vary, inside such groups, video is king”. The more perverse, humiliating and risky the visual material, the higher the engagement and the greater the reward.

Telegram, like other platforms, provides financial incentives for engagement. Members can earn points through their activity and earn a place on leader boards. Telegram has its own internal crypto system, which members can spend through affiliate links.

Research from Australia shows men who non-consensually share images and videos online are motivated by more than revenge. What these men crave is the chance to prove their manliness to other men.

While research on perpetrators of online violence is still emerging, those who study the cultures of these online groups observe that a kind of homosocial bonding is created when share their abuse with one another. As feminist philosopher Marilyn Frye put it:

from women they want devotion, service and sex. Heterosexual male culture is homoerotic; it is man-loving.

While the men in these groups are sharing images and videos of women, commenting on women’s bodies, degrading women and objectifying women, it is men who are at the centre of the exchange. They seek the validation and praise of other men. One way this is achieved is by getting comments and likes on their videos.

Another popular form of bonding is the solicitation of comments from other members. One study described how users requested descriptions of what others would do, such as “describe how you would rape this bitch”.

Others commission sexualised deepfakes – realistic but fake sexually explicit images – using nudify apps and other artificial intelligence (AI) platforms.

In these groups, the practices and the language are meant to degrade women, to reduce them 


The original story is here.

While research on perpetrators of online violence is still emerging, those who study the cultures of these online groups observe that a kind of homosocial bonding is created when share their abuse with one another. As feminist philosopher Marilyn Frye put it:

from women they want devotion, service and sex. Heterosexual male culture is homoerotic; it is man-loving.

While the men in these groups are sharing images and videos of women, commenting on women’s bodies, degrading women and objectifying women, it is men who are at the centre of the exchange. They seek the validation and praise of other men. One way this is achieved is by getting comments and likes on their videos.

Another popular form of bonding is the solicitation of comments from other members. One study described how users requested descriptions of what others would do, such as “describe how you would rape this bitch”.

Others commission sexualised deepfakes – realistic but fake sexually explicit images – using nudify apps and other artificial intelligence (AI) platforms.

In these groups, the practices and the language are meant to degrade women, to reduce them to raw material, objects to be consumed to satiate men’s desire, and to reinforce the bonds between men. Misogyny is the “social glue” that holds these communities together.

What can we do about it?

Traditional approaches and responses to gender-based violence still tend to individualise the problem, focusing on single perpetrators. What this approach fails to do is address the social, structural and technological enablers of this abuse.

Take the Telegram platform: why has this become the safe haven for perpetrators?

Telegram has specific design affordances that both enable and amplify image-based sexual abuse.

Groups can have up to 200,000 members. End-to-end data encryption allows for anonymity, and its content moderation regulations are weak. Telegram allows users to share visual and audio material (including large files). And perhaps most importantly, it has interactive features: likes, comments and disappearing messages.


A close-up of a smartphone screen with the Telegram app, among others
Telegram allows up to 200,000 people in a group and offers very little content moderation. Dimitri Karastelev/Unsplash

All of these features collide to create the perfect storm for perpetrators. They are large, private, largely unregulated and allow them to anonymously share non-consensual sexual material.

There are efforts to stop this abuse, with emerging legislation such as the Take It Down Law in the United States that came into effect in May, and regulatory bodies such as the eSafety Commissioner in Australia, that aim to tackle the creation of image-based sexual abuse (including using sexualised deepfakes).

While these laws are aimed at individual perpetrators, the Pelicot case in France prompted the arrest of the creators of the website Dominique used to recruit others to assault his wife. In 2024, Telegram’s founder was arrested and charged in France for allowing illicit behaviour on the platform, including the distribution of child sexual abuse material. The case is still before the courts.

These arrests represent a welcome shift in how we tackle this issue by holding tech executives, not just their companies, responsible for providing the infrastructure that allows this abusive and degrading behaviour to proliferate and thrive.





All of these features collide to create the perfect storm for perpetrators. They are large, private, largely unregulated and allow them to anonymously share non-consensual sexual material.

There are efforts to stop this abuse, with emerging legislation such as the Take It Down Law in the United States that came into effect in May, and regulatory bodies such as the eSafety Commissioner in Australia, that aim to tackle the creation of image-based sexual abuse (including using sexualised deepfakes).

While these laws are aimed at individual perpetrators, the Pelicot case in France prompted the arrest of the creators of the website Dominique used to recruit others to assault his wife. In 2024, Telegram’s founder was arrested and charged in France for allowing illicit behaviour on the platform, including the distribution of child sexual abuse material. The case is still before the courts.

These arrests represent a welcome shift in how we tackle this issue by holding tech executives, not just their companies, responsible for providing the infrastructure that allows this abusive and degrading behaviour to proliferate and thrive.

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