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Religious Strike in Norway
Last week-end, almost a thousand taxi drivers in the Norwegian capital Oslo and neighboring municipality Bærum went on what could be called a religious strike. Both on Friday evening and Monday morning, Muslim taxi drivers refused to drive in protest against Wednesday’s front page of the Norwegian tabloid paper Dagbladet. That day, the tabloid ran an article...
German police arresting nationalist leaders
German police arresting nationalist leaders!
Shocking or not, but Germany is back to nazism/totalitarian system! However this time is not back to a nationalist dictatorship but to a multicultural/democratic dictatorship.
The German cops are going house to house to arrest people involved with the Dresden march.
After an interview with a journalist this morning at 7AM,...
Collapse of Euro is ‘inevitable’ warns French banking chief
The bailout of Greece will only act as a 'sticking plaster' for the Euro crisis, the bank warned yesterday
The European single currency is facing an ‘inevitable break-up’ a leading French bank claimed yesterday.
Strategists at Paris-based Société Générale said that any bailout of the stricken Greek economy would only provide ‘sticking plasters’...
Germany warns Euro Zone may have to expel Greece
A majority of Germans want debt-ridden Greece to be thrown out of the euro zone if necessary and more than two-thirds oppose handing Athens billions of euros in credit, a poll published on Sunday showed.
Vocal opposition to aid for Greece from members of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s coalition also grew at the weekend with several senior politicians expressing...
Girl’s hair fell out when she tried her new Pantene shampoo
The advert shows TV presenter Myleene Klass playing the piano with her immaculate hair shimmering from root to tip. It is a display that convinced Sophie Peppercorn to try Pantene for the first time.
So she bought one of the shampoos which promised ‘healthy looking hair in ten days’ and could hardly wait to see the results.
But the 19-year- old administration...
Single mother-of-six finds £2m mansion on the net… and then gets YOU to pay £7,000 a month rent
Essma Marjam with one of her six children pictured outside the house in Maida Vale, central London, which costs taxpayers almost £7,000 a month
A single mother-of-six is getting more than £80,000 a year from the taxpayer to live in a £2million mansion in an exclusive London suburb.
Essma Marjam, 34, is given almost £7,000 a month in housing benefits to pay the rent...
Israeli harem leader charged with rape, incest
Israeli Goel Ratzon sits in a courtroom at the district court in Tel Aviv, Sunday, Feb. 14, 2010. Ratzon, a 60-year-old Israeli man who kept a harem of at least 21 women who bore him 49 children, has been charged with multiple counts of enslavement, rape, incest and other sexual offenses.
An Israeli man who kept a cult-like harem of women and fathered dozens of children...
Lebanese troops open fire on Israeli warplanes
Lebanese troops opened fire Sunday on four Israeli warplanes that flew into Lebanese airspace, the army said.
Israeli warplanes frequently fly over Lebanese territory in what Israel says are reconnaissance missions. The overflights have been a constant source of friction between the two countries. Sunday’s incident comes amid heightened tensions in the Middle...
Chinese man chains his 2-year-old boy to lamppost outside Beijing mall
Chained: Two-year-old Chen Chuanliu is regularly padlocked to a tree while his rickshaw driver father touts for customers in Beijing
No escape: The padlock securing the toddler
At first sight it seems the ultimate in child cruelty – a two-year-old boy chained to a lamp post to stop him getting away.
Yet his parents say this is the only way they can guarantee not...
Kenya police stop gay wedding, make arrests
Members of African gay and lesbian communities demonstrate in Nairobi in 2007
Kenyan police halted a gay wedding on the Indian Ocean coast on Friday and arrested several suspected homosexuals, police said.
Homosexuality is illegal in the east African country. The wedding between two men had been scheduled to take place at a private villa in the beach resort of Kikambala.
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Villagers forced to move for Madonna’s school
Madonna is a Crypto Jewess practicing Kabbalah
Malawi’s government has told a group of villagers they will have to move to make way for a $US15 million ($A16.84 million) girls’ school being built by pop star Madonna.
Residents have refused to leave the site just outside the capital, Lilongwe.
Lilongwe District Commissioner Charles Kalemba told 200 villagers...
Moroccan Muslim pop star Nadja Benaissa spreads HIV
Nadja Benaissa sings with No Angels, Germany's most successful girl band
A singer from the German girl band No Angels has been charged with causing bodily harm for failing to inform sexual partners she was HIV positive.
Nadja Benaissa, 27, had sex with three people without telling them she was infected, prosecutors in Germany said.
One of them has since been confirmed...
Massive Muslim riots in Norway
Radical Islamists and Muslim gang members will gather for a massive protest outside ‘Stortinget’, the Norwegian parliament at 15.00, 12th Feb. after Norwegian newspapers yet again printed drawings of Muhammad the Prophet.
There were major riots in Norway a year ago on behalf of the Muslim community after Israel invaded the Gaza strip.
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Dresden Memorial Rally on February 13 could be the largest NS event in Germany and Europe since WWII
The city of Dresden after Allied air raids in 1945. Right-wing nationalist groups have referred to the Dresden raids as the “German Hiroshima”.
Berlin // Dresden is bracing itself for what could be Germany’s biggest neo-Nazi rally since the Second World War tomorrow when the city marks the 65th anniversary of the Allied air raid that devastated it and killed up...
President of Sephardic Jews in Dominican Rep. accused of trafficking
President of Sephardic Jews in Dominican Republic
The police in El Salvador have begun an investigation into whether a man suspected of leading a trafficking ring involving Central American and Caribbean women and girls is also a legal adviser to the Americans charged with trying to take 33 children out of Haiti without permission.
When the judge presiding over the Haitian...


















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