Antisemitism, Antizionism, Jihadism and the Reunited Germany. News by Fred Alan Medforth
Last month I wrote about the revelation that the Trump rape trial was actually being financed by one of the slimiest leftist Big Tech billionaire donors around.
In a deposition last year, Carroll claimed that no one else was paying her legal fees. That was not true. The money was allegedly coming from American Future Republic: an anti-Trump group funded by Reid Hoffman. A filing by Trump’s attorneys alleges that, “previously, Hoffman contributed more than $600,000 to the legal defense fund of Bean LLC6—otherwise known as Fusion GPS, the company responsible for the creation of the Steele Dossier.”
How concerned is Hoffman about sexual assault? In 2015, he invited Jeffrey Epstein to a dinner that he was hosting. The notorious pedophile was even honored with a replica of a ‘Disobedience Award’: a social justice award funded by the Big Tech billionaire.
The latest Wall Street Journal report digging into Epstein’s ties to the elite reveals that Reid Hoffman went to Lolita Island.
The documents reveal that Epstein had plans for Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Ito to visit his private island in March 2014 and in November 2014. On the second date, Epstein planned to travel with both men from Palm Beach to the island for a weekend and then fly together to Boston.
When the venture capitalist had a flight scheduled to land late at night in New York on Dec. 4, 2014, Epstein arranged for Mr. Hoffman to stay overnight in his townhouse, the documents show. The following morning, Mr. Hoffman was scheduled to attend a “breakfast party” with Epstein, Mr. Gates and others, according to the documents.
Mr. Hoffman told the Journal he only once visited Epstein’s island residence, Little St. James, for an MIT fundraising trip with Mr. Ito. He said he regrets ever meeting with Epstein and his last interaction with Epstein was in 2015.“It gnaws at me that, by lending my association, I helped his reputation, and thus delayed justice for his survivors,” Mr. Hoffman said in an email. He said he met with Epstein to discuss science projects at universities. “While I relied on MIT’s endorsement, ultimately I made the mistake,” he said, “and I am sorry for my personal misjudgment.”
It’s MIT’s fault. Right.
Epstein got off with a slap on the wrist, but his crimes were pretty clear. Blaming Ito and a MIT is the weakest of cop-outs. In a A Special Spot in Hell for Hillary Clinton, the next year, I wrote,
“While Hillary pontificated about the glass ceiling, the tabloids were filled with new allegations of sexual abuse about Clinton pal Jeffrey Epstein by one of his former “slaves”. Bill Clinton had taken frequent rides on Epstein’s private jet which had been nicknamed the “Lolita Express” because of its transportation of underage girls for the use of Epstein and some of his friends and associates.
Hillary Clinton was lecturing on feminism while new allegations were coming out about the former slave’s meeting with Bill Clinton on the “Lolita Express” and the favors that Bill owed Epstein.
Jeffrey Epstein was good at cashing in his favors. Despite buying girls as young as twelve, he served a year in the private wing of a Palm Beach prison with “work release” for six days a week and sixteen hours a day which he used to fly the Lolita Express back to his private island.”
Is Hoffman really going to pretend that he didn’t know any of this? Or that he chose not to know. Meanwhile he’s financing a smear campaign against Trump.
https://www.frontpagemag.com/tech-tycoon-financing-trump-rape-trial-visited-epsteins-island/
Mayotte is a small island in the Indian Ocean and one of France’s overseas departments. It is also the country’s only department where foreigners, most of them illegal immigrants and from the neighboring islands of the Union of the Comoros, with which it forms the Comoro archipelago, make up half of the population.
Thanks to the successive governments in Paris clinging to their cherished principle of jus soli (birthright citizenship), which makes any child born of an illegal immigrant on French territory automatically entitled to a French passport when he or she comes of age, Mayotte can also boast France’s highest birth rate, with a record 10,700 live births for some 310,000 inhabitants in 2022, and its capital’s birth rate is said to be France’s highest in terms of the number of children born in relation to the population.
And all this is still happening although, for Mayotte only and since 2018, for a child to be entitled to French citizenship, one of the two parents has to have been staying legally on French territory for at least three months before the birth.
If France had the same proportion of live births all over its territories, this would translate into over 2.3 million births each year, whereas the actual number for 2022 is around 720,000.
Mayotte is also the French department with the highest proportion of Muslims, at 95 percent, and despite its public services and public safety having fallen to third-world country levels under the burden of uncontrolled immigration, it is still much richer than the remaining islands of the Comoro archipelago or than the nearby African countries of Madagascar and Mozambique.
Mayotte was the only island of the Comoro archipelago whose population voted to remain part of France in the 1970s, and it became France’s newest territory after a referendum was held on the island in 2009.
Unfortunately, it is now often called “France’s Lampedusa in the Indian Ocean,” and it is a showcase of how massive and uncontrolled immigration driven by pro-immigration laws (like the jus soli principle), lenient governments, and left-leaning pro-migrant courts can bring a territory to the brink of civil war. As such, it could prefigure France’s future in a few decades.
In the latest development last week, the French government failed to dismantle slums where illegal immigrants live and send them back to where they came from. A French court said the dismantling of slums could not go ahead, and the Comorian government announced it would not take back its nationals in spite of a 2019 agreement whereby Paris paid €150 million in exchange for the Union of the Comoros accepting the return of its illegal migrants.
The legal part of the population of Mayotte is so fed up that the deputy president of the department, centrist Salime Mdere, said last week on TV that in order to deter what he called young Comorian “terrorists” from assaulting and robbing French citizens, the authorities would have to kill some, “and I am weighing my words,” he insisted several times.
It was announced in the French media on Friday that the helpless French government would seek to take the man to court over his alleged calls to hatred and violence, although such a call is clearly the result of many years of government inaction against the massive immigration and insecurity submerging this French territory.
Another indicator of how much the locals are fed up with the French government’s incapacity to act against illegal immigration is that in the 2022 presidential election, the anti-immigration candidate Marine Le Pen got 43 percent of the vote in the first round and 59 percent in the second round in Mayotte while she had obtained, respectively, 27 percent and 46 percent five years earlier.
In general, Marine Le Pen won last year’s presidential election in all of France’s overseas territories, most of which are marred with poverty and insecurity problems, albeit not to the extent of Mayotte, while she had lagged far behind Emmanuel Macron in 2017. It is worth noting that Marine Le Pen and her National Rally’s excellent results in those territories inhabited mostly by people of color were a big blow to the pro-migrant mainstream media’s claim that the National Rally is a racist political party.
Last November, amid rising violence and insecurity in Mayotte, Marine Le Pen and her party voted in the French National Assembly to suppress the jus soli principle on the Indian Ocean island, something they had demanded for years, but the proposal was rejected. When defending the National Rally’s amendment in the lower house of the French parliament, Le Pen criticized those who have a mercantile vision of France and would like to give up on this overseas territory because it costs money. “They are our countrymen,” she claimed, demanding that the French interests and French citizens in Mayotte be defended.
The failed (as of the end of April) “Wuambushu” operation that was meant to dismantle slums and deport the illegal migrants has the support of an overwhelming majority of the island’s legal inhabitants and also 75 percent of the French in general, according to a poll published last week.
Estelle Youssoupha, a French MP from Mayotte, believes this operation should be maintained and that it is meant to last over several months. “I would like people to understand that when they see the clashes between youth gangs and law enforcement forces on their TV screen every evening, it is our everyday life in Mayotte, so saying that Wuambushu is triggering the violence is a lie,” she said on Sud Radio on April 28. “We have to succeed, else the population will take up arms,” she warned.
Mayotte “is a strategic space in perdition in the Indo-Pacific zone,” warned Mansour Kamardine, a center-right (LR) deputy, also from Mayotte, last fall. “With this lack of firm border control, with the state failing to intervene, our department is experiencing waves of migration that are becoming uncontrollable and causing this insecurity.”
Since 2011, the influx of immigrants from the Comorian islands has increased tenfold. While the official population, including those registered as illegals, is 310,000, the actual number is estimated at anywhere between 400,000 and 500,000.
Young illegal immigrants, who do not attend school, are the scourge of the inhabitants of Mayotte. “They have only two choices. Either they starve to death on the street, or they steal to make a better life for themselves,” lamented Mansour Kamardine. “They do not respect the law of the French Republic. Violence is the only thing they understand.”
Even school buses are regularly assaulted by violent criminals armed with machetes. Ambdilwahedou Soumaila, the mayor of the capital of Mayotte, Mamoudzou, talks of terrorist attacks too: “It is a terrorist enterprise. They gather with 40 to 50 machetes. They want to kill and cut up people. They steal, they plunder the equipment of the public administrations and steal what they find in cars. They take all this on boats that leave for the Comoros. It is a terrorist destabilization of a whole territory. They attack the Republic and the honest inhabitants.”
At the end of November last year, MP Estelle Youssouffa warned of a looming civil war on the island of Mayotte. According to the French statistical office INSEE, In 2018-2019, 18 percent of households in Mayotte reported having been victims of a burglary or theft, which was 4 times the level in continental France. Half the population of the island felt insecure in their home or neighborhood, which was five to six times the level in continental France.
And things have only gotten worse since then. In 2022 alone, crime went up sharply again compared with the previous year (+16 percent for homicides, +20 percent for armed robberies, and +33 percent for motor vehicle thefts, according to the French interior ministry’s statistics).
“Mayotte will certainly be our future in metropolitan France if we do not take control of it now”, warned the National Rally’s leader Jordan Bardella last November, while calling not only for forced repatriations and an end to jus soli but also for the deployment of French navy ships to control the sea borders.
But the French political authorities have always refused to act tough on immigration, in Mayotte as elsewhere, and they keep refusing to do so even though the far-reaching consequences of such inaction in the long run for France and Western Europe have now become the present reality in this French overseas department.
Even though enrolment in Catholic contract schools is primarily motivated by a strategy of social advancement, Muslim families who enrol their children there sometimes also do so out of rejection of the public school and its secular supervision. They believe that the “Catholics” are more tolerant.
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In Roubaix, they make up the majority of its student body. In the northern districts of Marseille, the private Catholic school Saint-Joseph-Viala has almost 100% Muslim pupils. In the Catholic schools in Seine-Saint-Denis, it is over 50%.
“Since the late 1960s, the admission of “non-Christian pupils” in Catholic schools has led the Church to consider,” notes Sébastien Vida, a doctoral student in education, in a study published in October 2022 in the journal Hommes & Migrations. After some hesitation, Catholic education issued a guide for its leaders in 2011: “Muslims in Catholic schools”. If the institution allows the provision of a prayer room, it must obey clear rules “with times for accessibility and days”. However, “in the face of radical influences, it is better to respond negatively to any request in order to avoid a source of conflict”. Can students attend certain catechism classes? “Remember that the decision of these families is often related to talking to their children about their religion and being respected as Muslims.”
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If one believes the Catholic teaching, which is apparently not quite confident, one should not “mix Islam with the cultural, identitary and religious reaction of young people”. It is recommended to involve a mosque or association leader, which would be unthinkable in the public sphere. How to deal with students who refuse to go to the swimming pool during Ramadan? While the guide reminds us of the obligation to attend regularly, it suggests again to call in a “Muslim authority” in case of persistent behaviour. Catholic institutions have to deal with these difficult issues on a daily basis. Marianne
By Monica Showalter
Get ready for more eat-bugs propaganda to save the earth.
Look what’s on the menu at an elite London private school, according to the Daily Mail:
Chinese crispy crickets, buffalo worm stir fry and grasshopper noodles may sound like a Bushtucker Trial on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!
But these are the new environmentally-friendly dishes on offer on the menu of a £20,000-a-year independent girls school.
The prestigious North London Collegiate School (NLSC) – which counts Rachel Weisz, Esther Rantzen and Anna Wintour as former pupils – is leading the way with meals that are kind to the planet.
That’s highly questionable, given that most of these specimens are raised in China, which means significant costs on clouds of carbon-emitting jet trails just to transport the filthy things to the rarified London schoolgirls’ lunch plates.
As for the menu itself, well, it’s gourmeted-up for modern tastes — a look at the menu from one of the Daily Mail’s posted pictures shows that the girls can select from:
Crispy Chinese-style rice noodles with teriyaki baked grasshopper & chilli[sic] oil.
Sweet chilli & lime crickets with avocado and tomato kabab.
Crispy tortilla filled with Mexican rice topped with buffalo worms & avocado salsa.
Vanilla worm cupcakes.
Sound tasty?
What we have here is an accelerating propaganda effort to convince children, who aren’t always in a position to refuse, to believe that eating bugs is eco-friendly and green, and to request sustainable foods as a way of “being good” and pleasing their teachers.
The green lobby on the bug front is starting with monied little girls eating bugs for lunch in London, but don’t think it will stop there.
Fact is, bug-eating is disgusting to normal humans for a reason — they may contain toxins and allergans on the inside, while carry exposure to pesticides on the outside. It is still not well-known if bug-eating is truly healthy, all we have is human experience to go by and humans are generally hardwired to avoid eating bugs.
According to this BBC report (emphasis mine):
“Protein is essential in our diets,” says Prof Robin May, chief scientific advisor to the UK’s Food Standards Agency. “But often some of our most protein-rich foods come with significant environmental or ethical footprints – meat or dairy products, for instance.
“Some insect proteins, such as ground crickets or freeze-dried mealworms, are cheap, easy to farm, low fat and have a lower environmental impact than meat.
“And sometimes they may even provide a valuable ‘recycling’ service, by consuming waste products as their primary feedstuff, so the potential advantages to society are significant.”
Yet Prof May also cautions that some questions remain regarding the eating of farmed insects.
“The way that insects are farmed and the relatively short time in which they have been used as agricultural animals means that we know far less about insect-derived foods than we do for, say, beef,” he says.
A key question at this stage, he adds, is whether some insect proteins may prove to be allergenic or to have significant impact on the human microbiome – the bacteria and other microbes that live inside our bodies.
Which on anything else would be grounds for not releasing such vermin for consumption to the public. Call it ‘green’ and ‘sustainable,’ though, and it’s right there on schoolgirls’ plates.
There are isolated bug- and worm-eating cultures, of course — but they aren’t there based on green considerations. They generally evolved that way based on drought, disaster and poverty: For the isolated regions that do eat these crawly things, it’s usually: ‘Eat the bug or go hungry.’
Which brings us to the real point of pushing bugs on the population through its most status-symbol-oriented schoolkids: To make us poor. “You will own nothing and be happy about it,” as Klaus Schwab, who runs the Davos-based World Economic Forum, put it.
Eating bugs would make the result exactly the same as that. We’ll believe the global elites are serious about bug consumption when we see Anna Wintour scarf down a grasshopper canape at her Met Gala and serve it to all her thousand closest friends.
Getting rich youngsters to eat bugs in the school cafeteria, though, is easier, and it won’t take long for the propaganda from it to spread to less monied quarters and the politicians who rule them.
There’s ways of achieving poverty for green’s sake for the masses through pushing bugs onto status-conscious schoolgirls’s plates — just through the high cost of these things.
These aren’t just any bugs dug up from the sewers of London. They are farm-raised bugs, imported and highly packaged, making them more expensive than steak.
Let’s check out where they can be ordered:
According to Ali Baba, which sells a variety of China-raised grasshoppers for animal consumption — chickens, fish, turtles, lizards, and some unspecified — they go for about $12.90 a kilogram wholesale for up to 999 kilograms of the crunchers on this page, with a minimum order of 100 kilograms. On this Ali Baba page, dried grasshoppers go for $60 a kilogram, minimum one kilogram on orders.
According to aafeeder.com, a marketer of buffalo worms for pet gecko and chameleon consumption, but also apparently human consumable, the going price is $15.00 for 500 of the squirmers and there’s a minimum purchase of three units. That’s not exactly cheap, given the tiny size of the package. They assure customers that they’re tasty:
They are very high in protein and are a common source of protien[sic] in the UK for people! They do lack other nutrients such as calcium so be sure to dust them down before feedings! Unlike regular mealworms they have a soft outer shell that is easily digestible. These worms stay alive at room temperature. They live in and eat oats as well potatoes, apples and other fruits and vegetables. If you put these worms into a roach colony they will morph into cleaner beetles overtime and help keep the tub clean and smell free!
A 10% overcount is included for all quantities!
All lesser worms ship in a small plastic cup or deli cup sealed with a lid within the shipping box.
Meanwhile, on the gourmet foods front, “big edible grasshoppers” can be found marketed to the greenie crowd through a company called ecoEat on Amazon.com for $16.99 for a 0.53-ounce bag, or $32.67 an ounce, which probably rules it out as daily protein even for those who like to eat bugs. The webpage for it on Amazon assures that the grasshoppers will arrive fresh:
- ✅INGREDIENTS: Edible real grasshoppers come with a variety of bug snacks including dehydrated grasshoppers (Acrididae), sugar. No artificial coloring nor any preservatives used.
- ✅NUTRITIOUS: Real bugs contains nutritional content that can be healthy and excellent source of protein, fat, energy and minerals. Insect protein can be very fruitful for your health. Grasshopper bug made in salt and dehydrated in oven which make it delicious.
- ✅WHAT WE PROVIDE: You get here roasted grasshoppers in the package which has 15 Grams of weight. Edible grasshoppers carefully roasted and dehydrated.
- ✅SNACKS FOR GIFTS: Chapulines grasshopper gifts is a perfect way to expose students to different cultures around the planet. All of our insect candy and snacks specialy edible grasshoppers are made with great care, using only completely edible farm-raised insects that makes it a great fun food gift.
- ✅ CUSTOMER SATISFACTION: We carefully process our edible insects for humans during the process of dehydrated and cooking to ensure that they last for up to 12 months to ensure they’re fresh and tasty when you received them.
For the economy-minded, the Newport Jerky Company sells a “Mixed Bugs” package for $14.99 a package, or $28.82 an ounce, which would rule it out for most daily budgets, too.
Bugs are an expensive rich-man’s hobby food, now being marketed to kids as green and virtuous, yet this so-called food is anything but sustainable — any way it’s measured. For those of us who can resist status-symbols in order to virtue-signal, we still have filet mignon.
For now, at least, we already know they are coming for our meat.
A family of 10 Afghan asylum seekers in the Netherlands has refused to leave their hotel accommodation and move into a large family home located by the authorities because the location isn’t right for them.
The Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) found the Shinwari couple, who have eight children aged between 2 and 12, a large house in the Zeeland village of Sint-Annaland.
It was reportedly large enough for the couple to relocate from their current accommodation at a hotel in Rotterdam.
The couple, however, refused the housing offer because they believed it to be too far for them to travel from Sint-Annaland to Rotterdam where one of the children is currently receiving semi-regular treatment for a cleft lip.
The trip is a little over an hour by car, and the COA insisted the distance is reasonable and comfortably within the distance radius the agency uses when determining the suitability of social housing.
“Rotterdam is within 50 kilometers as the crow flies,” explained COA lawyer Guusje Dijkman at a court hearing on the matter in Almelo on Tuesday. “It took the COA an incredible amount of effort to find such a large rental house,” he added.
The Afghan family is now taking legal action to prevent their eviction from the hotel accommodation with the family’s lawyer warning that such a move would have “disproportionate” consequences for those involved. “If the family ends up in the homeless shelter, they will almost certainly not be able to stay together,” Reshma Sahebdien told the court.
Counsel for the COA argued, however, that the family has a known “social network in Breda and Antwerp that they can call on,” and claimed that while such a situation would not be ideal, the family has brought it upon themselves after rejecting both adequate and sought-after alternative accommodation.
“It’s annoying and bad for them, but the COA’s concern is not infinite. The couple put themselves in this position,” Dijkman added.
The story has garnered national attention after being commented on by Dutch conservative politician Geert Wilders. He criticized the family for rejecting a house big enough to house the huge family and exposed the preferential treatment given to asylum seekers over Dutch citizens who sometimes wait years for social housing.
“Afghans are offered a huge rental house with priority, suitable for 10 people! But they refuse, it’s not good enough for these fortune seekers,” Wilders tweeted on Tuesday.
“Meanwhile, the Dutch are on the waiting list for 10, sometimes 20 years! Immediately expel those ungrateful freeloaders!” he added.
The Dutch government is currently in a race against time to rehouse thousands of asylum seekers currently in temporary accommodation following the expiry of contracts with hotels and cruise liners who now want to return to their normal business.
“About 60,000 permanent places for asylum seekers are needed in the Netherlands, but structural shelter has not yet been arranged. It is, therefore, clear that emergency shelter is still unavoidable,” Hubert Bruls, chairman of the Dutch Security Council, revealed in March.
A gut-wrenching tale of a former female police officer in Afghanistan has come to light. Khatera Hashmi along with her two-year-old daughter was at a National Association for the Blind (NAB) campus in Delhi where she narrated her horrific ordeal in a recent interview.
She stated that despite being married at a minor age and lacking any formal schooling, she nevertheless chose to join the police department which infuriated the Taliban and they retaliated in the most brutal manner.
“My father got me engaged at the age of seven and got me married at the age of twelve to a much older man because he was money-grubbing. I wanted education, but the former didn’t allow it. Nonetheless, I made the decision to join the Afghan police. The Taliban started calling and threatening me due to their opposition to a woman being police personnel,” she said.
“The incident happened in the early months of 2020 when the Taliban were rapidly advancing to take over Afghanistan. I was pregnant at that time. One day, when I was walking home from the police station, they attacked me. My body was struck by 9 bullets, in addition to 10 knife stabs. They also cut out my eyes after I passed out,” she revealed the shocking details of the Taliban’s barbarity.
“When I awoke five days later, everything was pitch black. I had absolutely no vision. I was only able to work as a police officer for three months, and I wasn’t even able to view my first paycheck,” she narrated her tragedy.
Her body is still covered in tiny gunshot fragments which cause her frequent pain. The doctor attempted to get rid of them and gave her multiple injections of medication. Moreover, two gunshots are lodged in her head. She is unsure of when they will be taken out and is undergoing treatment. She also forgets many things when conversing because of the agony and has to pause for a while.
She has stone eyeballs on both sides. “Earlier, they were sutured and it used to be excruciatingly painful. My eyes were always watery,” she mentioned.
Referring to her daughter she unveiled, “I’ll never be able to see how she looks or appears when she laughs. I went blind before she was even born. Now, I can only envision her in my mind. I couldn’t even fathom that she would be born healthy.”
She even tried to kill herself after the occurrence. “The Taliban attacked me while she was still in the womb. I tried to attempt suicide many times but then stopped after thinking about her. I am aware that, at least today, I am living for my children. I had merely enlisted in the police force to defend Afghan women and kids. I wanted to help and protect them from the Taliban,” she bemoaned.
Her father disagreed with her choice to pursue a career in the police. “My dad didn’t want me to work for the police. No woman has ever held a job in my family until now. I began receiving daily threatening calls from different phone numbers from the Taliban after I joined the police, but I wasn’t worried.”
“The Taliban barred females from attending school and any girls from working. They sought to keep all the women confined to their houses. My father used to say the situation in the country is worsening. I wanted to assist Afghan women, but he used to say it was not right for me to join the police. However, I joined it without having any education,” she continued.
“When the Taliban’s monstrosities in Afghanistan began to progressively escalate and they began to launch covert attacks, I raised my voice against them.” She would visit the Afghan police officers every day to ask them to let her join the police.
“Some of them even laughed and told me that I am not educated and wanted to join the police. They thought I had ties to the Taliban as well, but one of their senior officers looked into it, spoke with me, and assisted me in joining the department,” she noted. Subsequently, she did receive some education. She worked for the police for one and a half years without any salary before joining and training in Kabul, which is when the instance took place.
“Three mask-donning Taliban attacked me. I put my hand by one of their collars during the assault and saw his face as I removed the mask. The Taliban believed I knew who they were. They shot at me with silencer-equipped weapons. Nine rounds were fired, striking my various body areas and I was stabbed ten times. I held my breath and they abandoned me thinking I was dead. The Afghan police arrived and helped get me checked into the hospital,” she proclaimed.
When queried if she had any old photos, she answered, “You are enquiring about a photo while my life was on the line.”
When she first joined the police force the Taliban used to visit her father and warn “Your daughter is not doing right. Make her understand.” She recollected, “My father said that what I had feared had come true when I went blind. I objected, but you didn’t listen.”
“My father should have taught me. I used to have eyes, but I was also blind before I lost them. I believe that education is the eyes’ light,” she conveyed stressing the importance of education.
Her current husband works in Delhi, but her first spouse, two sons and a daughter are still in Afghanistan. “In addition to my parents, my first husband, two sons, and a daughter are presently living in Afghanistan. My son is frequently asked by the Taliban if I have gone back to Afghanistan. I don’t know why they are still after me,” she wondered.
“My first husband is above eighty. I remarried after he divorced me. He wanted more children, but the doctor cautioned him that it was not feasible given his advanced age. Later, he sold everything he owned and I had nowhere to go. I then got married to a man of my choice. He is the one who brought me to India after the Taliban attacked me,” she professed.
“What should I do? There is no food to eat or a place to live. My kids and first husband fight a lot whenever they visit him after which they go to my mother. I speak to her occasionally but never with my father,” she vocalised.
She intends to relocate all of her children from Afghanistan. “They have hope that if I am still alive and residing in India, I will eventually meet them one day. All I want right now is to complete my adult blind training as soon as possible so I can start working and support myself. I wish to invite those three kids to India to live with me.”
She also discussed her story in an interview conducted in 2021.
Twenty years after being driven from power by American forces, the Taliban took back control of Afghanistan in 2021. They have oppressed women and minorities, violated human rights and neglected essential services during their ruthless regime.
https://www.opindia.com/2023/05/how-the-taliban-tormented-a-former-female-afghan-police-personnel/
Eleven men have been charged in connection with investigations into the grooming and sexual abuse of teenage girls.
The men from Greater Manchester are accused of abuse against three girls in Rochdale between 2000 and 2006.
Nine are charged with rape of an underage girl, with other charges including trafficking persons into the UK for sexual exploitation.
They are due at Manchester and Salford Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
The charges relate to Greater Manchester Police’s Operation Lytton – part of an investigation into historical sex offences against children.
The accused are as follows:
A man, who according to police sources is called Anuar A.A. and who was arrested as part of Operation Jackal against Jihadism – January 2015 – today, at the end of the events of May 2, attacked members of the VOX party as they were walking on Revellín street, confronting them with insults and threats, assaulting one of them.
Apparently, there had been looks and insulting comments against the party members such as “racists, dogs” when the VOX members and the man met on Paseo del Revellín. The latter was accompanied by a woman and a small child, but while the man later testified to the police that he had been insulted, the VOX members strongly denied the incidents, stating that they had been subjected to provocative looks, threats and insults, which were reported to the National Contact Point for Human Rights (CNP) after the event.
Anuar A.A. attacked directly a VOX member who videotaped the situation and made a video impression of the event. The confrontation ended with the presence of the police, who had been alerted by the VOX members.
After the mediation by the police and while the officers were taking the personal details of the people involved, members of the PSOE, who were at the Hotel Ulises to prepare for this afternoon’s events with Minister Montero in the presence of the Socialist candidate, went to the mediation of Anuar A.A. to ask the police to treat him like a citizen like everyone else, and also to obtain an explanation from the VOX members, as reported by some colleagues from other media who were at the scene.
The man who was assaulted went to the Septem Clinic and, after receiving a medical report, went to the police station to file the appropriate complaint.
Anuar A.A., the person involved in these incidents, was arrested in January 2015 as part of the CNP’s Operation Jackal for being “radicalised”. He formed, with three other people – including a brother – “since September 2014, a group based on blood ties and maximum trust, which adopted the ideology of Daesh and became an extension of the aforementioned organisation in its area of influence, which was located in the Príncipe Alfonso neighbourhood of Ceuta”, attested the Public Prosecutor’s Office following the investigation by the National Police Corps (Corpo de Policía Nacional). According to the prosecution document, the defendants “formed a stable and hierarchical cell with links to the Islamic State organisation or Daesh, with the capacity and intention to be able to carry out terrorist attacks in Spain in response to calls for global jihad”.
According to the police press release and the prosecution’s contribution to the house search in Príncipe Alfonso, which belonged to Anuar A. A, “15 mobile phones, 18 SIM cards, a Glock model 26 pistol, 3 9 mm calibre cartridges, 9 stabbing weapons, 3 army uniforms, 11 balaclavas, 4 masks, 3 woollen caps, a garment to cover the face, latex gloves, a wooden baton, a metal bat, the handle of a metal mortar and two car registration plates were seized”.
The case was opened in October 2016. The court ordered “the obligation to provide an address for the purpose of service and summons and to give an undertaking apud-acta to appear before the authority of her residence on the 1st and 15th of every month, with a prohibition to leave the territory of the State, provisional release pending judgment”. In its closing argument, the prosecution demanded a total of 65 years imprisonment for the four detainees and two other members of the jihadist cell that had been unearthed in Ceuta during two operations by the National Police in the Príncipe district on January 24 and March 10, 2015. Ceuta Ahora
