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Fears of child trafficking rise as DHS has no answer for where immigrant girls are being held

Matt Agorist
The Free Thought Project
Tue, 19 Jun 2018 17:19 UTC
where are the girls
As the debate swarms over illegal immigration, Americans on both the left and the right are at each other's throats pointing fingers over who's responsible. In the meantime, what was a "conspiracy theory" a month ago is now being confirmed by the very people accused of keeping people in cages. One question, however, has just been raised which gives one a dark and sickly feeling inside when thinking about the potential answers to it: "Where are the girls?"

There is something particularly disturbing about the minuscule amount of footage recently released by HHS last week-it only shows boys, and only boys age 10 and up. Where are the girls? Where are the toddlers? Where are the babies?

Could it be that HHS is only releasing footage of these older boys to portray an image of less suffering and compliant young men in order to keep the public happy? Are the places where girls are kept so disturbing that none of this footage can be released?
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Eye 2

Little sociopaths: Seals forced to dive off cliffs after boys start throwing rocks at them

Richard Hartley-Parkinson
Metro.co.uk
Mon, 18 Jun 2018 15:35 UTC
people throwing rocks at seals
© St Mary Seal Watch/FacebookA group of unknown people threw rocks at seals at an animal sanctuary in the north east
As these pictures prove, humans can really be the most vile creatures on earth.

In an absolutely unnecessary display of stupidity, a group of people have been caught throwing rocks at seals, apparently forcing them to jump off cliffs.

The trio was seen moving a sign at St Mary's Island Nature Reserve, Newcastle.

They then filmed themselves as they threw rocks at one of the seals, causing great distress and panic.

The seal made its way to the edge of the cliffs, jumping in before the group then turned their attention to other animals at the sanctuary.
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Former CNN host Reza Aslan blasts Jeff Zucker for 'making a fortune pretending to oppose Trump'

Chris Enloe
The Blaze
Sun, 17 Jun 2018 17:09 UTC
Reza Aslan
Reza Aslan
On the one year anniversary of his show's cancellation, former CNN host Reza Aslan blasted CNN president Jeff Zucker for apparent hypocrisy over the network's position on President Donald Trump.

Aslan was fired and his documentary show on world religions was cancelled last June after he called Trump a "piece of s**t" and a "stain on the presidency."

What did Aslan say?

In several tweets, Aslan commemorated his show's cancellation and revealed Zucker refused to pay him or his staff their "due wages" after Aslan's controversial tweet.
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Arrow Up

Think tank combating Islamic extremism wins multi-million dollar settlement after Southern Poverty Law describes them as 'anti-Muslim extremists'


RT
Tue, 19 Jun 2018 16:15 UTC
Maajid Nawaz Quilliam Foundation
© Jason Kempin/GettyNawaz talking at Youth Radicalization Redefined during the 2011 Tribeca Film Festiva
The Southern Poverty Law Center issued an apology on Monday to a UK-based think tank that it previously described as "anti-Muslim extremists." The Quilliam Foundation will also receive a $3.375-million settlement from the center.

Offering its "sincerest apology," the SPLC said in a statement that it was sorry to the Quilliam Foundation and its founder Maajid Nawaz for including them in its publication 'A Journalist's Manual: Field Guide to Anti-Muslim Extremists.'

The center said that it was their "opinion at the time that the Field Guide was published that their inclusion was warranted."

Comment: This wasn't the first time the SPLC has had to retract false allegations. See also:

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Info

Houthi officials: Yemen's Navy captures French vessel laden with foreign mercenaries

Ahmed Abdulkareem
MintPress News
Mon, 18 Jun 2018 18:26 UTC
A Houthi fighter
© ReutersA Houthi fighter walks through the Red Sea port of Hodeidah on May 10, 2017. Abdul Jabbar Zeyad
Yemen's Navy, loyal to the Houthi government, captured a French naval vessel, the M/Y Jehol ll, off of the coast of Hodeidah on Saturday, according to statements made by senior military officials to MintPress News. The vessel, which was carrying foreign fighters, was engaged in a military landing operation near the port, according to Houthi officials, who gave no further details.

Mohammed al-Houthi, leader of the Houthi movement, tweeted: "Thanks to the Yemeni Coast Guard in Hodeida, a French or American boat was seized." He confirmed in a later tweet that a French naval vessel named the M/Y Jehol ll was captured by Yemen's Coast Guard near Hodeidah.



Comment: See also:

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Eye 1

UK charity sees 40% rise in domestic violence against men


RT
Tue, 19 Jun 2018 15:48 UTC
male victim
© Johner Images/ Getty
Thousands of men have reported being domestically abused in Kent, a charity has revealed. The Mankind Initiative saw a staggering increase of 40 percent in the number of male victims suffering domestic violence since 2017.

The number of male victims went up from 4,803 in 2016 to 6,764 in 2017, the charity claims.

It hopes that releasing the figures will help more victims to come forward about their abuse, as well as encouraging streamline services within councils and the health sector for all domestic abuse victims, regardless of gender.

Comment: It's clearly not just men who perpetrate domestic violence. See also: Five Feminist Lies We Take For Granted

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Two people killed, 4 wounded in Malmo, Sweden shooting - police suspect criminal network gang fight


RT
Tue, 19 Jun 2018 08:03 UTC
Malmo, Sweden police
© Johan Nilsson / ReutersMalmo, Sweden June 18, 2018.
Two young men were killed and four people were wounded in a shooting in the Swedish city of Malmo. Up to 20 rounds were fired, according to witnesses, and police are still looking for the perpetrators.

The attack happened around 8pm local time (6pm GMT) in the Drottninggatan area of the city, which has been described as "quiet" place by local media. Two of the six people wounded in the shooting - men aged 18 and 29 - later succumbed to their injuries in hospital, police said in a statement.

Witnesses told the Aftonbladet newspaper that they heard what sounded like up to 20 gunshots at around 6pm in the center of the city. The paper also reported that the shots had been fired outside an Internet cafe close to a police station, and that officers were therefore quick to arrive at the scene.

Comment: Soaring violent crime spikes in Sweden beg politicians to respond

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Car Black

Possible attempted terror attack in Moscow: Taxi rams into Mexican tourists - Update


RT
Sat, 16 Jun 2018 21:53 UTC
taxi moscow terror
A Moscow taxi driver lost control of his car and drove his vehicle onto a crowded sidewalk on Saturday afternoon. At least seven people were injured, including two Mexican nationals, who had come to Russia for the World Cup.

The traffic accident occurred on Ilyinka street located close to Red Square on Saturday, when the driver suddenly accelerated, hit the pedestrians on the sidewalk and crashed into a road sign.

"According to preliminary data, the crash occurred when the driver lost control of the car," the police said in a statement. A criminal investigation into the incident was launched, the police added later.

Footage from the scene shows the driver fleeing angry pedestrians immediately after the incident. It remained unclear, whether people managed to snatch him or if police got him first.


Comment: The Russian government obviously does NOT want this blown up into a 'terror attack' during the World Cup, so it's playing the incident down.

However, it's pretty clear that that taxi deliberately sped up and steered into the group of pedestrians on the street.

The driver did nevertheless seem genuinely surprised when he got out of the car and fled. Was it perhaps remotely hijacked? Indeed, then, the driver may have literally "lost control of the car..."

Update: RFE/RL reports:
Moscow police say a taxi driver whose car plowed into pedestrians and injured soccer fans near Red Square reported that he fell asleep and mixed up his brake and gas pedals.

Police made the statement on June 17, after releasing a video in which the driver, who was identified as being Kyrgyz, said he had dozed off after driving for 20 hours straight and that he wasn't drunk.

It was impossible to determine whether the man had been pressured to speak.

The authorities later said he was identified from his license as Kyrgyz national Anarbek Chingiz, 28, from the town of Kochkor-Ata near Kyrgyzstan's border with Uzbekistan.

Video of the June 16 incident posted on social media showed the car veering out of standstill traffic and accelerating onto the sidewalk, mowing down pedestrians. He then flees the car as bystanders attempt to apprehend him.

Moscow city health officials said eight people were injured in all. Three remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition on June 17, health officials said.
Update June 18: RFE/RL reports the suspect is to be held in detention for two months:
A Moscow court has ordered a Kyrgyz taxi driver who drove into pedestrians near the Kremlin, injuring seven, to be held in pretrial detention for two months.

Driver Chingiz Anarbek would appeal the decision, his lawyer said on June 18.

[...]

Anarbek said he understood his guilt and apologized to those he had injured.

A Kremlin spokesman on June 18 voiced relief that nobody died in the accident.

"We breathed a sigh of relief" upon learning that there were no fatalities, Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, told reporters. He wished the injured a speedy recovery.


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UK's policing crisis: Only 9% of criminal suspects are caught and punished as police numbers drop to lowest level in 30 years

Phoebe Southworth
Daily Mail
Sun, 17 Jun 2018 13:06 UTC
UK crime wave
The figures will fuel concerns that there is a crisis in the nation's policing, with one MP describing London as 'the Wild West'.
Less than one in 20 street robberies and burglaries are being solved in the UK, shocking new figures have revealed.

Official police data shows that just four per cent of robberies and three per cent of burglaries were solved in England and Wales in 2017.

The figures will fuel concerns that there is a crisis in the nation's policing, with one MP describing London as 'the Wild West'.

In more than 1,000 neighbourhoods with at least 30 crimes, the police failed to catch and punish any of the suspects, The Sunday Times report.

Rushcliffe in Nottinghamshire, south Buckinghamshire, south Cambridgeshire, Blackpool and Preston had the lowest rates of solved crime, according to figures.

Meanwhile the most crimes, 26 per cent, were solved in Uttlesford in Essex last year, followed by Boston, Merthyr Tydfil, Darlington and County Durham.

Comment: Watch Paul Joseph Watson's take on some of the reasons (mass immigration, political correctness & cultural degradation) behind the violent crime wave:



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Red Flag

Barcelona city council asks for state aid to help with refugees from rescue ship Aquarius

Stephen Burgen and Sam Jones
The Guardian
Tue, 19 Jun 2018 15:44 UTC
Migrants disembark the Aquarius in Valencia
© Kenny Karpov/AFP/Getty ImagesMigrants disembark the Aquarius in Valencia
Barcelona city council has said more state aid will be needed to help settle refugees and migrants as the Catalan capital prepares to take in 100 people from the rescue ship Aquarius.

Ignasi Calbó, the co-ordinator of the Barcelona City of Refugees programme, said that Pedro Sánchez's new Socialist government needed to back up its humanitarian gesture with money and policies.

"If it's committed on the issue of refugees, the Sánchez government has no option but to provide resources," he said. "There could be 300 more Aquarius this year so there needs to be a consistent policy."

The mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau, also called earlier this week for the central government to fulfil its obligations. "Cities can't do it all themselves. We need policies and resources that allow us to plan for this," she said.
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