Note: As stated by a representative of the Australian government, Bronwyn Bishop from the 'House of Representatives':
"The first job of a government is to look after the safety of its people".
Ref: http://corpau.blogspot.com.au/2015/06/what-is-first-job-of-government.html
Therefore if the
people government's slaves are hurt in any way as a result of the government's actions (read migration policies / displaced communities, etc), then this a (deliberate?) failure of government.
It's not a 'conspiracy theory' that the Ottoman Empire ruled savagely.
It's not a 'conspiracy theory' that the Greeks suffered under Islamic (Turkish) rule for 400 years.
From the the news.com.au article on 12 Mar 2016 of the headline:
Rapes, sexual assaults by migrants increase dramatically in Germany and Sweden
A
live map created by a German activist group tracks police reports of
alleged rapes (purple) and attacks on children (red) supposedly
committed by migrants across the region.
GERMANY,
Sweden and other European countries are facing growing public unrest
amid a wave of reports of sexual assaults since the Cologne attacks.
New York-based conservative think tank Gatestone Institute has compiled a
shocking list of sexual assaults and rapes by migrants in Germany in just the first two months of the year.
Drawing
only from German media reports, the list documents more than 160
instances of rape and sexual assault committed by migrants in train
stations,
swimming pools and other public places against victims as young as seven.
German
police use terms such as “southerners” (südländer), men with “dark
skin” (dunkelhäutig, dunklere gesichtsfarbe, dunklem hauttyp) or
“southern skin colour” (südländische hautfarbe) to describe the alleged
perpetrators.
Authorities across the country have been accused of
downplaying the true extent of the problem by suppressing information
about migrant-related crimes, ostensibly
due to a “lack of public interest”.
Police are also wary of fuelling civil unrest amid a
rising number of attacks on migrants
and shelters by right-wing vigilante groups. In response, Germans are
increasingly turning to social media to spread information.
A German Twitter account,
@XYEinzelfall (“individual cases”), has created a
Google map to track police reports of crimes allegedly committed by migrants across the region. “Cologne was just the tip of the iceberg,” the page says. “Cologne is every day.”
Protestors with a banner reading: ‘Stop Merkel! Secure borders, drop the CDU!’. Picture: Sean GallupSource:Getty Images
Most recently,
three girls aged 15, 16 and 17 were assaulted over two hours by a mob of up to 30 migrants at a shopping centre in the northern city of Kiel.
Since
the attack, which began when two Afghan men began stalking the
teenagers and sharing photos on social media, other women have
come forward to report similar experiences.
“Groups of young men gather at the Sophienhof [shopping centre] every evening,” a restaurant owner told the
Kieler Nachrichten newspaper.
“What
they do here is unacceptable. The moment they see a young woman wearing
a skirt or any type of loose clothing, they believe they have a free
pass. It is about time migrants are made to understand: things in
Germany function differently than in their home countries.”
However,
refugee advocates have warned against tarring all migrants with the
same brush, noting that the alleged crimes are rare incidents in the
context of the enormous number of migrants who have come to Europe.
More than 1.1 million migrants flooded into Germany in 2015 and the country is expecting 3.6 million to arrive by 2020,
according to internal government estimates.
UN Special Rapporteur on
violence against women Dubravka Šimonović told
Time that
“against this background, we are currently speaking about incidents
that must be carefully studied to establish any patterns and links”.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Picture: Alain JocardSource:AFP
Growing
discontent with the problems caused by mass migration have fuelled the
meteoric rise of the right-wing anti-immigration Alternative for Germany
(AfD) party, which is
now enjoying its strongest poll results ever.
In November, before the
New Year’s Eve attacks in Cologne, the German government released an official report which concluded the influx of migrants
had not led to increased crime rates.
The
German Federal Office of Criminal Investigation (BKA) announced that
migrants committed crimes at the same rate as native Germans.
“It’s
becoming clear that at bottom there is a higher absolute number of
criminal cases only because of the increase in number of people living
here with the arrival of the refugees,” German Interior Minister Thomas
de Maizière said at the time.
Mr de Maizière said he had ordered
the report in order to provide proof to “dispel rumours about an
increase in criminal acts in Germany”, DW reported.
“The majority
[of migrants] do not come here with the intention of committing crimes,”
he said. “They come to Germany to find protection and peace.”
The
same report, which was based on crime statistics from January to the
end of September 2015, noted a “marked spike” in crime at migrant
centres, which it attributed to overcrowding.
According to BKA,
the majority (67 per cent) of crimes committed by migrants consisted of
theft, robbery and fraud, while sex crimes made up less than one per
cent.
Frauke Petry, head of the anti-immigration AfD political party.Source:Getty Images
The
release of BKA’s report followed allegations by a number of women’s
rights groups in Germany that a “culture of rape and violence” was
developing in migrant centres, with
many assaults going unreported to the police.
After the Cologne attacks, which German authorities and media
initially attempted to cover up, Justice Minister Heiko Maas described the incident as a
“completely new dimension of organised criminality”.
A
total of 1075 criminal complaints have now been filed over the Cologne
attacks, including 467 alleging crimes of a sexual nature ranging from
insults to rape.
Last month, prosecutors said
most of the suspects were refugees. Cologne prosecutor Ulrich Bremer said 73 suspects had been identified, of whom 12 were linked to sexual assaults.
He said earlier reports
describing only three of the suspects as refugees
were “total nonsense”. Mr Bremer told The Associated Press that “the
overwhelming majority of persons fall into the general category of
refugees”.
Some entered Germany saying they wanted to apply for
asylum, while others had formally filed an application. Among the 15
suspects in custody was a Moroccan asylum seeker who entered Germany in
November.
One female police officer in the northern city of Oldenburg told local newspaper
Nordwest-Zeitung she
feared a breakdown of public order in summer, when women begin to wear more revealing clothing.
Right-wing Polish magazine ‘W Sieci’ was slammed for its controversial ‘Islamic Rape of Europe’ cover. Picture: Janek SkarzynskiSource:AFP
‘DO NOT GO OUTDOORS ALONE’
On
Monday, police in the Swedish city of Östersund advised women not to go
outdoors alone following a string of public assaults and sex attacks in
the past three weeks.
Sweden, which has a population of just
under 10 million, took in around 163,000 migrants in 2015, making it by
far the most generous on a per capita basis.
National broadcaster SVT reports what police area manager Stephen Jerand described as a “worrying trend” of
unprovoked violence on women in public places.
Speaking
at a press conference, police said they had never experienced crime of
this nature in the small city of Östersund, which has a population of
just 44,000.
“This is serious,” Mr Jerand said. “We care about the protection of women and that is why we go out and talk about this.”
Police
said there had been six reports of attacks since February 20, including
a 10-year-old girl who was molested at a bus station in the centre of
the city.
On February 26, a woman was beaten by three men, one of
whom was arrested. On Saturday night there was one incident of attempted
rape and another of assault.
In that incident, police said a lone assailant walked up to the woman and
“hit her in the face with a closed fist”.
The attacker, described only as “foreign”, then flung the woman down
and pressed her head to the ground, before disappearing from the scene,
according to the police report.
In the attempted rape incident, three young men who “spoke Swedish with an accent”
attempted to drag a woman to the ground and tear off her pants, but she resisted and managed to break loose, the police report said.
Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven. Picture: Dean MouhtaropoulosSource:Getty Images
WOMEN ARE SCARED TO EXERCISE AT NIGHT
It comes after a poll conducted by Swedish newspaper
Aftonbladet found nearly half of all women in the country are
now scared to exercise alone at night.
According
to the survey, 46 per cent of women aged over 16 felt either “very” or
“somewhat” unsafe when they are alone in the dark, compared with 20 per
cent of men.
Almost one third said if they were caught by sunset, that they would rather stay at a friend’s house than try to get home alone.
Speaking
to the newspaper, 34-year-old Ellinor Andersson said she carried a
bunch of keys in her hand at night, ready to strike out at any attacker.
“I
would never go running by myself on a Friday or a Saturday night,” she
told the paper. Another said she would never go out alone after 7pm.
Earlier this month, the
Daily Mail reported of an
all-female, bikini-clad group of ‘vigilantes’ called the ‘Groping Guards’, who patrol swimming pools in Sweden to prevent migrants molesting bathers.
“Swimming
pools have become prime hunting grounds for gangs of men looking to
prey on vulnerable women,” 24-year-old Siri Bernhardsson told the
Daily Mail.
“Loads
of women here say they have been touched. We are tired of men thinking
they can come to Sweden and molest women. We want to teach these boys
how to behave and be left in peace to swim without being felt up.
“It happens in train stations and in swimming pools. This should not be the case in 2016 in Sweden.”
In January, it emerged that Swedish authorities had
covered up sexual assaults on teenage girls
by mostly migrant youths at a music festival in Stockholm for fear of
“[playing] into the hands” of the anti-immigration right-wing party the
Sweden Democrats.
In an
editorial for the Svenska Dagbladet newspaper at the time,
Ivar Arpi wrote: “We Swedes pride ourselves on our unrivalled record on
respecting women’s rights. But when women’s rights conflict with the
goal of accommodating other cultures, it’s almost always women who are
pushed to the side.”
— with AP
news.com.au 12 Mar 2016
