.. emangnya kenapa kgak berani?.. .. bajingan ya bajingan.. .. .. lu juga bajingan, apa susahnya ngomong gitu?..
On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 4:35 PM, item abu <[email protected]> wrote: > ** > > > Hehehe... lu ga berani jawab kenapa banyak orang Islam jadi bajingan, > bukan? > > > > From: safin _blanc <[email protected]> > >To: [email protected] > >Sent: Wednesday, March 7, 2012 4:04 PM > >Subject: Re: [proletar] 23 Somalis on Trial in Tennessee for Sex Slavery > > > > >.. kejadian seperti ini gampang dibikin, kgak ada susahnya... > >.. biayanya juga murah.. > > > >.. ini bagian dari penyesatan opini masyarakat pada islam.. > >.. sehingga pasukan nato yg sudah standby di djibouti sama socotra gampang > >masuk somalia.. > >.. atau pakistan.. > >.. membantai manusia yg sudah di cap sebagai biadab oleh kaki tangan > amrik.. > > > >.. nanti mereka pulang dengan predikat pahlawan.. > >.. bejat betul... > > > > > > > >On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 5:43 AM, item abu <[email protected]> wrote: > > > >> ** > > >> > >> > >> Kenapa ada begitu banyak bajingan yg melakukan perbudakan sex secara > >> bersama2? > >> > >> Jawabnya adalah krn mereka adalah orang Islam, dan di Islam itu > perbudakan > >> dan pedophilia adalah halal. > >> > >> Islam itu emang agama yg benar unt para bajingan keparat. > >> > >> > >> > >> > http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/crime/11080-23-somalis-on-trial-in-tennessee-for-sex-slavery > >> > >> 23 Somalis on Trial in Tennessee for Sex Slavery | Print | > >> Written by R. Cort Kirkwood > >> Monday, 05 March 2012 10:00 > >> > >> > >> Twenty-three Somalis will go on trial this month in connection with > >> operating a sex slavery ring that sold little girls into slavery in > >> Minneapolis, Minnesota; Nasvhille, Tennessee; and other cities. > >> > >> According to the Tennessean, the trial will be unusual because all the > >> defendants will appear before judge and jury at the same time. Agents > from > >> the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency collared > the > >> 30 Africans in November 2010. > >> > >> The paper reported, > >> > >> In an era when limited resources and risk aversion have resulted in a > >> dramatic rise in the number of cases that end in plea agreements rather > >> than jury trials, not even one of the 30 defendants in the case has > agreed > >> to plead guilty, setting the stage for a massive trial in downtown > >> Nashville that is raising a variety of issues both legal and logistical. > >> > >> Though the media has not mentioned it, the defendants are almost > certainly > >> Muslims. Somalia is a Muslim country. > >> > >> The Case > >> > >> According to ICE, local, state, and federal police in Nashville, > >> Minneapolis, and St. Paul locked up 29 Somalis who were listed in a > >> federal indictment which was unsealed listing various charges, including > >> sex trafficking juveniles and conspiring to sex traffic juveniles, > >> obstruction of justice, perjury, auto theft and credit card fraud.... > >> The indictment results from an investigation that began in 2008 and > >> alleges that the defendants are involved in or are associates of the > >> following gangs which are connected to one another: the Somali Outlaws, > the > >> Somali Mafia, and the Lady Outlaws. > >> > >> As well, ICE reported, members and associates of the gangs transported > >> underage Somali and African-American females from the Minneapolis area > to > >> Nashville for the purpose of having the females engage in sex acts for > >> money and other items of value. > >> > >> Some of the girls were 13 years old or younger, the indictment alleged. > >> > >> The indictment further charges that members and associates of the gangs > >> conspired to obstruct the investigation and committed perjury during the > >> course of testimony before the federal grand jury investigating the > case. > >> The indictment also alleges that members and associates of these gangs > >> stole a motor vehicle and used it to engage in credit card fraud, which > >> amounted to a $231,000 loss to one credit card company in about a > one-year > >> period. > >> > >> As with American gangs, the Somali criminals boast nicknames such as > >> Forehead, Gangster Boo, Chi Town, Rear Hammer, and Black Cat Junior. > >> > >> The 30th defendant, the Tennessean reported, was arrested later. > >> > >> According to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, authorities busted the Somali > >> gang while some of its members were leaving a parking lot with one of > its > >> victims in the car. > >> One victim, Jane Doe One, the newspaper reported, was first taken > from > >> Minneapolis to Nashville in December 2005 to sell for sex. She was 13 at > >> the time. > >> > >> There, investigators say, she and other girls were set up in a > >> brothel-like apartment. Jane Doe One told an FBI agent that some of the > men > >> she was forced to have sex with were so repulsive, the only way she > could > >> endure it was to inhale gasoline fumes or use drugs. > >> But it was an April 2009 traffic stop that proved pivotal to the case. > >> > >> Another victim, who had run away from home, suffered terribly at the > hands > >> of the men. The men picked the girl up from school on Friday, allegedly > >> passed her around several times for sex over the weekend at locations > >> across the Twin Cities, then drove to Nashville to sell her there, the > >> newspaper reported. > >> > >> Once there, the Somalis used a cellphone to video-record sex acts with > the > >> girl, who was in the 1999 Lincoln with the men when federal and local > >> police caught them. > >> The gang operated for more than a decade, the Star-Tribune reported. > >> > >> The Trial > >> > >> Seven of the defendants, including two still at large, the Tennessean > >> reported, have separated their trials from the rest, leaving the 23 who > >> will appear before a jury. > >> The African cadre is so large because none of the men has flipped, as > >> authorities describe it when criminals turn on their partners and > cooperate > >> with prosecutors in exchange for leniency. A former federal prosecutor > for > >> Tennessees Middle District, Ed Yarbrough, told the newspaper that > Somalis > >> have a cultural thing about testifying against each other.... Thats > what > >> Ive been told. > >> > >> The newspaper reported, There has been at least one alleged incident of > >> witness tampering in the case proceeding toward trial in Nashville. > >> > >> > >> Three Twin Cities women ... were charged in June in a five-count > >> indictment that includes charges of conspiracy to retaliate against a > >> witness, victim or informant. > >> The three women threatened a witness identified only by the initials > MA > >> and then attacked her in her Minnesota apartment building elevator, > >> according to the charges. > >> > >> Sex Gangs Nothing New > >> > >> Sex gangs might seem a new phenomenon to some Americans, but in Britain, > >> the gangs are out of control. > >> In June, a center for exploited children reported that as many as 2,000 > >> British girls have been forced into sex slavery. As well, a sex slavery > >> gang was on trial in Britain at the same time. > >> > >> Londons Daily Mail has repeatedly reported on Muslim sex slavery in the > >> country, describing in great detail those who are responsible: mostly > >> Pakistani Muslims. According to a report from one think tank, the Mail > >> noted in January last year, at the time Britain had witnessed 17 court > >> prosecutions since 1997, 14 of them in the past three years, involving > the > >> on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16 by groups of men. > >> > >> But now the issue has emerged again. British conservatives are enraged > >> that the media, they claim, refuse to report on the trial of 47 Muslim > sex > >> slavers who appeared in court in Liverpool on January 3. Critics claim > the > >> trial has been kept secret. > >> > >> The British National Party leadership is not only upset about the media > >> blackout but also another shocking fact: Those on trial for the sex > slavery > >> had been arrested and released for the same crime in the past. The > party's > >> website reported, > >> > >> For at least some of these alleged groomers, it would appear that this > is > >> not the first time that they have appeared in court on the allegations > of > >> abusing young girls. > >> On the 8th June 2011, eight men appeared in Rochdale Magistrates Court, > >> charged with conspiracy to commit penetrative sexual activity with a > female > >> under the age of 16 years. These men all received bail, even though two > of > >> them did not even turn up on the day. > >> > >> The men who appeared in Rochdale in June last year were Abdul Rauf, age > >> 42, Liaqat Shah, age 40, Adil Khan, age 41, Qamar Shahzad, age 29, > Mohammed > >> Sajid, age 34, Mohammed Ikhlaq, age 31, Mohammed Amin, age 44, and Abdul > >> Aziz, age 40.... > >> > >> Now the same names have appeared on the list of those sent for the > >> pre-trial hearing in Liverpool. If these are the same men, it beggars > >> belief that not only were they granted bail when originally held, but > then > >> went back onto our streets, and allegedly committed the same crimes > again. > >> > >> The BNP website features a poster that says our children are not halal > >> meat. Halal is a term that describes what is lawful in Islam and > familiar > >> to most in descriptions of food acceptable to eat. The words hark back > to > >> what a British detective told the Daily Mail, that British girls are > being > >> passed around and used as meat. > >> > >> In November, British authorities promised a crackdown on the sex > slavers. > >> > >> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > >> > >> > >> > > > > > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > >------------------------------------ > > > > >Post message: [email protected] > >Subscribe : [email protected] > >Unsubscribe : [email protected] > >List owner : [email protected] > >Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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