Rape gang shows no remorse
Brianbingo
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3434382/A-private-school-girl-mothers-excuse-gang-rape-terrifying-culture-clash-no-one-dares-talk-Somalian-men-living-laws-native-country-causing-devastating-repercussions-Britain.html
Why is it that we cannot deport such scumbags?
Thoughts?
Why is it that we cannot deport such scumbags?
Thoughts?
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Over the 4 years I worked around there I must of been in over 400 odd houses with Somalian families in and they were the hardest people to deal with by a long way.
Also the Curry Mile is very far from the Curry Mile from say 10 years ago where it was actually a good place to go. Now it is pretty intimidating and full of shisha bars and men standing around on every corner
I can't see it in the article, but after I'd read the word Somali for the 117th time my eyes started to glaze over
Let them go back to Somalia.
Says it all when in the article it stated that due to PC, the reporting of the asian gang rapes in Rotherham were not reported because of the fact they were muslim.
Why oh why, does it seem like muslims are being protected.
Would the gangs have been protected had they been white! No, of course not, though it seems different rules for those who seek allegiance to Allah....
I don't know. It's not as if they are contributing anything to society.
They are.
Misery.
I genuinely like to know in what way were they horrible, hard to deal with and intimidating?
I've had some bad experiences with Somali people.
Mark my words - there is going to be big big trouble in certain areas of this country as the anger of some communities grows beyond critical mass, and they start taking the law into their own hands.
Not just this country either - probably much worse in others.
The ones I have met have been sullen, unsmiling, (and one gave me a look of utter hatred, that's the only way I can describe it) and act with suppressed aggression.
Three people who I know for certain were Somalis - all male.
I was reading about a group in Finland that patrol the streets. The police hate them because they patrol with baseball bats and huge dogs. But sexual assaults are down and shop keepers love them as there are no longer thefts from their stores. Vigilantism will increase as the police fail local people more and more.
In terms of the outside protest, people often do that - I once protested outside the Old Bailey (in 1977) during a blasphemy trial. It is part of free speech and while I think the people protesting outside that court were wrong - if we stopped them we would have to stop everyone. I want to keep my right to shout about what I think is injustice, even if that means other people I disagree with can do the same.
Inside courts and direct harassment I completely agree with you - there should have been a concerted effort to keep the victim and her family away from the public areas of the court from the moment they reported problems. The police have powers to stop harassment and didn't seem to use them - but again, I remember giving evidence in a trial many years ago and the police doing nothing when the family of the woman on trial started shouting various nasty things at me. Maybe it is common... but perhaps we should adopt the approach of other countries where disrupting justice is met with a few days in the cells under the court room for contempt.
That seems like the way foreward to me.
That mentality gets brought with them to this country and it's probably going to take several generations before it's replaced with one more appropriate to the UK.
I don't doubt that somebody will be along to remind me that we have criminals in the UK too but I'd say that anybody who attempts to compare the rate of crime and corruption in the UK to that in parts of Eastern Europe or Asia is living in cloud-cuckoo land.
Couple of examples. One time I was working on changing a electric meter in a front room, even though you turn the electric off the incoming live is always still live so you need a safe working area. There must of been 6/8 people including 4 kids aged between 4/8 running around the front room area while I was working. I told the mum that the kids should be no where near me while I do this but she just tutted and did nothing.
After a while some of the kids where taking my tools out of my box and one even started playing with my PDA unit. I then asked the mum again I need them to stop doing all of that and to leave me alone, again she just tutted and went upstairs. I quickly finished up and left.
Second example. Now this example happened numerous times with Somalian families around Moss Side, while working on changing the meter I would have either 1 or 2 males sitting or standing right next to me during the whole process. They would not speak to me though or make any kind of conversation, just stand as close as possible making me feel very uncomfortable.
Like I say I spent over 4 years working around all the inner city areas of Manchester and that community were the hardest to deal with and have left nothing but a horrible impression on me.
Just been reading about this case in Austria. Quite apart from the appalling nature of the crime, there was another paragraph which caught my eye:-
If such a couple came into this country, I wonder if they would be allowed to continue their marriage, as it was under Islamic law, and be given some sort of exemption on religious grounds? Genuinely not sure about this.
To be fair, there are a few rich buggers living here already who think in much the same way, just perhaps the crimes they commit are of a different nature.
All the time, and if the authorities are weak or turn a blind eye, then communities will take the law into their own hands.
Oh, I realise that.
If you visit parts of Eastern Europe, however, you'll find places where half the people on a street are illegally tapped into the mains electricity and water, are driving uninsured vehicles that they bought from the local docks with all the chassis and engine numbers ground off and make a few quid extra by distilling alcohol in their garage and then printing out "Smirnoff" labels and flogging it to each other.
We certainly have our share of criminals who think they are above the law but anybody who thinks we have a similar attitude of casual lawlessness is plain deluded.
The vast majority of Asians and Afro-Caribbeans came to the UK and have embraced it's culture and become valued members of society.
They have raised children here and brought them up to integrate and contribute.
However, we also have a more recent influx of migrants ( and Somalis are a good example ) who don't want to integrate. They want to create a version of the third world backwater that they came from here in the UK, whilst being supported by the powers that be and our benefits system.
They don't respect us or our laws and will always revert to type.
There are areas in my city that have been taken over by Somalis and whilst '' officially'' they aren't classed as no-go areas, I certainly wouldn't go there, day or night.
When crime or anti-social behaviour occurs, the Police should be able to go in hard without worrying about any race cards being played.
I know of places in England where all of that goes on, well, maybe not the cars, LOL! But bootleg alcohol, tapping the mains electricity, hacking the neighbour's broadband etc. Though now you mention it, the vodka distiller is Polish:D
Not sure that's a good idea seeing as most rape victims in Somalia that come forward get stoned to death.
Gang rape and female genitl mutilation. Just some of the cultural enrichmants Somalians bring with them.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2008/nov/03/somalia-rape-amnesty
On top of the previous actions of them they showed no remorse at all in the court room, so in 5 years when they are released there is a very high chance one or all of them will hurt some innocent person again. Its a disgrace, people like them should be kept away from normal people.