Posts Tagged ‘Muslim Crime’

Horrific: Christian street-sweeper Abbas Massih lies dead after being stabbed by a muslim for refusing to obey an order

The often unseen or unrecognised Christian persecution and abuses at Pakistan’s lowest level of society have come into sharp focus, with the tragic tale of a street sweeper.

While one Christian sanitation worker in Lahore has been suspended and criminal charges filed against him for objecting to discrimination against fellow workers, another was killed the same month for not tending to a shopkeeper’s command fast enough.

Anayat Masih Sahotra, who has worked as a street sweeper for Lahore’s Solid Waste Management (SWM) department for 24 years, said he is facing baseless charges of forgery and fraud from his employers because of his work as a labor leader for area sweepers, who are nearly all Christians. Read the rest of this entry »

Widespread phenomenon: Pakistani Muslims in Derby, England, caught on CCTV approaching teenage girls in another case

Eight men were due in court this morning following a police probe into the alleged grooming of young girls.

All of the suspects, from Rochdale, were charged late last night with conspiracy to commit penetrative sexual activity with a female under 16 years.

The men are Abdul Rauf, 42, of Darley Road; Liaqat Shah, 40, of Kensington Road; Adil Khan, 41, of Oswald Street; Qamar Shahzad, 29, of Conisborough; Mohammed Sajid, 34, of Jepheys Street; Mohammed Ikhlaq, 31, of Clover Hall Crescent; Mohammed Amin, 44, of Failinge Road and Abdul Aziz, 40, of Armstrong Hurst Close.

The men were due before magistrates in Rochdale today.

We can predict with unwavering confidence that 100% of the underage victims of these ‘men’ (invariably Pakistani Muslims), will be non-Muslim, white and come from vulnerable backgrounds.

How long is it going to be before the authorities, the politically correct media and mainstream politicians discern an inkling of a pattern here; and stop treating this organised terrorist activity (for it is nothing less); as an unconnected series of individual aberrations?

[Source: Manchester Evening News]

Just how long did he spend inside? Fazal 'The Godfather' Hussein, a lynchpin in this case, was jailed only three years ago for a racket which involved sewing heroin into clothing and posting it to the UK

Three taxi drivers and two other men involved in a massive drugs ring have been found guilty of conspiracy to supply.

The unanimous verdicts were delivered by a jury of eight men and four women, after a hugely expensive trial lasting almost eight weeks at Manchester’s Minshull Street Crown Court.

The men were all involved in what was likely to have been a multi-million pound racket as part of a network of agents, couriers and drivers. Read the rest of this entry »

Funded by narco-terrorism and kidnapping: 45 Kilos of Colombian cocaine, hidden in rice sacks and smuggled via Africa and onwards to Europe by al-Qaeda gangs

Al Qaeda Inc. might suffer some initial setbacks from Osama bin Laden’s death, but so did Apple Inc. when shares dropped over rumors of Steve Jobs’ illness. But it did not take long to realize that Jobs has established a highly functional corporation, and the shares bounced back.

The same can be expected for al Qaeda Inc. The jihadist organization has changed since its establishment in Afghanistan in 1988 by bin Laden and Palestinian sheikh Abdallah Yusuf Azzam. Al Qaeda Central has developed several branches and inspired many other radical Islamic organizations, each with its own independent resources.

Most rely heavily on a variety of illegal activities, ranging from drug trafficking to kidnapping for ransom, often in association with international criminal syndicates. Read the rest of this entry »

Former police chief claims UK Police fear bein branded 'racist' over Muslim Sexual grooming crimes. Clue: it's the crime that's racist, Mick - not you.

FORMER Detective Superintendent Mick Gradwell, who was East Lancashire’s top detective when he retired from the force last year, tells why he agrees with Jack Straw’s controversial comments on sex grooming. Read the rest of this entry »