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Porous borders: Austin, TX serial rapist was deported five times before his most recent arrest

Jennifer Kendell
Fox
Thu, 08 Sep 2016 01:51 UTC

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said a man accused of serial rape in the Austin area was deported five times before his most recent arrest in August.

Nicodemo Coria-Gonzales faces six charges including aggravated sexual assault and kidnapping.

In one case, a victim told police he poured gasoline on her and tried to set her on fire.

Police said Coria-Gonzalez admitted he had picked up prostitutes and beat them out of anger. He is currently being held without bond on an immigration detainer.

"There's bad, really bad people, who want to do us real harm who are coming at us from all different directions north, south, east and west," said Immigration specialist Thomas Esparza, Jr.

If the allegations against him are true, Nicodemo Coria-Gonzalez illegally immigrated to the United States six times and then sexually abused several women.

French police arrest three women planning attacks on Paris railway stations

RT
Fri, 09 Sep 2016 16:13 UTC

French police have arrested three radicalized women who were reportedly planning to bomb the populous Paris Gare de Lyon railway station to avenge the death of top Islamic State leader Abu Muhammed al-Adnani, France's interior minister said.

The women were detained in the Boussy-Saint-Antoine commune of the Essonne department in northern France on Thursday, French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said at a press conference.

The commune is located some 20 kilometers from the French capital.

"These young women, aged 39, 23 and 19, [are] radicalized fanatics, presumably preparing new violent and imminent actions [in France]," Cazeneuve said.

Comment: Terrorists in Paris attacks were known to French intelligence beforehand

Shades of Joseph Goebbels! French writer predicts French army will eliminate Muslims from France as Israel did in Gaza

RT
Fri, 09 Sep 2016 09:28 UTC

Social media is furious after controversial French writer and TV personality Eric Zemmour said that the French Army will reconquer its metropolitan areas and suburbs and clear them from Muslims as Israel did in Gaza. Zemmour was talking to the French RTL news channel about his latest essay A five-year term for nothing, published Wednesday. "French people have become foreigners in their own land," he said.

Zemmour said that in all metropolitan areas "there are no French people, but there are only Muslims. When a woman is totally veiled [wears a Muslim veil], when a man wears clothes resembling the ones of the prophet of the 7th century, when they [Muslims] call a young girl "a whore" for wearing a mini-skirt, when they look [with disapproval] at people drinking alcohol, then it's not France."

Zemmour criticized the French policy of integrating Islam into society. "We build mosques, we organize 'Islam for France' [movements]. This is the worst solution to solve the problem," he said, adding that French society should be "de-Islamized."

One of the extracts of his book speaks about a possible operation against Muslims led by France with the help of Israeli military consultants. "The General Staff of the [French] army knows that a day will come when he will regain the lands [in France] which have become foreign in our own soil.The plan has already been developed, it is called 'Operation Ronces,'" the writer says.

Comment: Islam is a religion, as is Judaism. Bold, brash statements from someone who is part of a relatively recent (1950s) immigrant family of Algerian Jews. Is he willing to listen to himself and leave France as well?

'Look up' experiment highlights kids' disturbing technology addiction

Melissa Dykes
The Daily Sheeple
Fri, 09 Sep 2016 17:36 UTC

Wow. This says a lot about the Brave New World we are steadily marching into these days.

This "experiment" is an ad for the yet-to-be-released Dolmio Pepper Hacker, a sneaky gadget that looks like a harmless pepper grinder but actually cuts the WIFI signals at the dinner table so parents can bring their tech addicted children back to reality.

In the video below, they set up several tuned out elementary age kids obliviously playing games on their iPads and other devices at the dinner table by changing up the room's decor around them and finally, swapping out their own parents and siblings with completely different people dressed similarly... all without the children noticing what was happening around them.

Comment: Though the above advert treated the situation as a joke, the truth is technology addiction is like digital heroin.

Many parents intuitively understand that ubiquitous glowing screens are having a negative effect on kids. We see the aggressive temper tantrums when the devices are taken away and the wandering attention spans when children are not perpetually stimulated by their hyper-arousing devices. Worse, we see children who become bored, apathetic, uninteresting and uninterested when not plugged in.

Machete-wielding man attacks Serbian police officers

RT
Fri, 09 Sep 2016 17:24 UTC

A man was arrested in southwestern Serbia after he tried to assault police officers with a machete while shouting Allahu Akbar, Serbian media report, referring to the man as self-proclaimed Salafist.

A man, identified only as B.N., tried to attack police officers who had come to summon him for questioning. He first tried to barricade himself inside the house, but then ran out wielding a machete and shouting "Allahu Akbar." However, when one of the officers fired a warning shot into the air, the man ran away, only to rush at the officers again.

During his second attempt, the man was shot in the leg, after which he was taken to hospital and eventually arrested. The attack occurred in the Serbian town of Raska located not far from Serbia's border with Kosovo, according to some media, while other news outlets say it took place in the neighboring Roma settlement of Kucevski Lug.

Comment: In the US, the assailant would have been shot dead.

Four cops fired in fallout of Oakland PD underaged sex scandal

RT
Fri, 09 Sep 2016 17:08 UTC

The investigation of Oakland's Police Department is winding down as a dozen officers face repercussions for having sexual contact with a teenage sex worker. Four will be terminated, seven suspended without pay and one will undergo counseling.

Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf and City Administrator Sabrina Landreth have announced the conclusion of their investigation into the sex scandal that rocked the Oakland Police Department (OPD).

The four officers that have been fired are accused of attempted sexual assault, assisting in the crime of prostitution, being untruthful to investigators, evading arrest for the crime of prostitution, accessing law enforcement databases for personal gain, and failing to report a violation of law by not reporting a minor having sexual conduct with police officers.

They are also accused of "bringing disrepute" to the Oakland PD, KRON reported.

Comment: See also:

Community outraged after video shows a cop throwing down a 16 year old girl to "deal with" her

Matt Agorist
The Free Thought Project
Fri, 09 Sep 2016 16:56 UTC

A video posted to Facebook this week has the internet in an uproar as it shows an Asheville police officer allegedly assaulting a 16-year-old girl.

The video shows a short interaction between 16-year-old Kacee Fleming and officer Shalin Oza. According to Cherrell Mooney, the woman who took the video, Fleming approached police as they were arresting her brother, Dominic Fore. According to APD, they had a warrant for Fore's arrest.

"She was asking them, 'Why are y'all arresting my brother?'" Mooney said. "The officer was being rude, they didn't want to talk to them."

The video apparently shows the aftermath of this questioning as the officer grabs Fleming and throws her to the ground.

Fracking banned in Victoria, Australia

Jax Jacobsen
EcoWatch
Tue, 30 Aug 2016 16:45 UTC

$fracking protest$

The state of Victoria in Australia has voted to ban fracking on its territory, further cementing the moratorium first put in place in 2012. It is the first Australian state to impose such a ban.

Premier Daniel Andrews announced Tuesday.

"It is clear that the Victorian community has spoken," the premier's office said in a statement. "They simply don't support fracking. The government's decision is based on the best available evidence and acknowledges that the risks involved outweigh any potential benefits to Australia."

The Victoria government had conducted a parliamentary inquiry into fracking for onshore gas in the state and received more than 1,600 submissions. Most of these were opposed to fracking.

The newly imposed ban will help protect agricultural industries and workers, the government said.

Comment: Communities worldwide are calling for bans on fracking with good reason. Germany and France have instituted fracking bans. Maybe Australia will follow suit.

South Africa: Rape scenario in student textbook comes under fire for blaming the victim

RT
Fri, 09 Sep 2016 16:36 UTC

A South African school textbook that has been in circulation for the past five years has come under fire for including a question about a rape victim suggesting she was to blame for the assault. The harshly criticized publisher has promised a re-issue.

South Africa officially has the highest rate of rape in the world, according to police statistics, which show that 147 sexual assaults are committed per day on average. In an age when victim-blaming is overwhelmingly frowned upon, publisher Pearson has been slammed by NGO ActionAidInternational and South Africa's Department of Basic Education for including a question in its textbook which implies that a student's questionable behavior may have led to her being raped.

According to Timeslive.co.za, the book entitled Focus Life Orientation, which is aimed at 15- and 16-year-olds, presents students with a scenario in which a girl named Angie leaves for a party without her parents' permission, gets drunk, and ends up being pushed into a bedroom and raped by a boy.

Denver mother called police because her son had a warrant, cops showed up and killed him

Claire Bernish
The Free Thought Project
Wed, 07 Sep 2016 18:09 UTC

Calling law enforcement for assistance has been a fatal mistake for thousands of American families — but that painful reality didn't occur to Colorado mother, Tobi Ferguson, until her son joined the astonishingly long list of those killed by police.

Instead of the much-needed assistance Tobi hoped her call to officers would provide for her troubled son, Michael, police showed up and killed him.

Knowing Michael had several outstanding warrants, including a felony, his mother naively felt calling the cops was the right thing to do. But instead of straightening out his issues, Tobi's call to police became cause for planning Michael's funeral.

"My son was in trouble a little bit, I'm not defending my son in any way," she emphasized, according to the Denver Channel. "We were trying to help him and bring him in safely."

Michael took a truck from his mother's workplace — but failed to return the vehicle by the agreed upon 5 p.m.

Knowing Michael would be headed for her best friend's house in the now-stolen truck, Tobi alerted police to his whereabouts — though she informed them of various extenuating circumstances in an attempt to thwart potential misunderstandings at the scene.

"I let them know that he was unarmed, I let them know that he was scared, I let them know that he would try to run," she recalled.

Her caveats, however, weren't heeded by responding officers.

Comment: It doesn't matter the color of you skin, your age, your gender, or how sincere and well-meaning your intentions - everyone is in danger of "law enforcement" over-reactions. Call the police at your own risk.

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Society's Child

Porous borders: Austin, TX serial rapist was deported five times before his most recent arrest

French police arrest three women planning attacks on Paris railway stations

Shades of Joseph Goebbels! French writer predicts French army will eliminate Muslims from France as Israel did in Gaza

'Look up' experiment highlights kids' disturbing technology addiction

Machete-wielding man attacks Serbian police officers

Four cops fired in fallout of Oakland PD underaged sex scandal

Community outraged after video shows a cop throwing down a 16 year old girl to "deal with" her

Fracking banned in Victoria, Australia

South Africa: Rape scenario in student textbook comes under fire for blaming the victim

Denver mother called police because her son had a warrant, cops showed up and killed him

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