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[h=2]Inside a village under siege: How one of the most peaceful corners of England was turned into a state of anarchy by Libyan cadets accused of rape and violence... leaving residents in constant fear[/h]

























Five months ago, the army barracks in the quiet town of Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire (centre) became home to a controversial programme which aimed to teach leadership skills to 2,000 Libyan cadets (top right). In a sign of solidarity, writes PAUL BRACCHI, the Libyan flag was hoisted up on the site (left), beside the Union Jack. According to residents, the Ministry of Defence promised that soldiers would not be allowed off barracks. But the village has since been swamped by drunkenness, theft and violence, with locals being told to stay indoors 'for their own safety'. Police are also investigating allegations of male rape and sexual assaults, while five cadets remain in police custody after sex assaults in Cambridge. David Cameron insisted none of the cadets should be granted asylum, while the head of the British Army called the behaviour 'beyond the pale'. As the remaining recruits left the barracks yesterday in three coachloads (bottom right), one recruit claimed anarchy broke out because the Government didn't tell the soldiers 'about British law'.

 

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[h=1]A village under siege: It couldn’t have been a more tranquil corner of England — until Libyan cadets arrived to train and claims erupted of rape and violence. PAUL BRACCHI reports from a community in shock[/h]

• Bassingbourn became home to a controversial programme for Libyan cadets
• Aim was to give leadership skills to 2,000 cadets to help war-torn country
• MoD promised soldiers would not be allowed off barracks, residents say
• But the village has been swamped by drunkenness, theft and violent clashes
• A culture of anarchy also seems to have prevailed inside the barracks
• Police are now investigating allegations of male rape and sexual assaults
• Five cadets in police custody following sex assaults in Cambridge last month
• David Cameron said none of the cadets should be granted asylum in the UK
• Head of the British Army said the soldiers' behaviour was ‘beyond the pale’
• One soldier claimed Government did not tell recruits 'about British law'

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Until last night, the Libyan flag was still flying at full mast over Bassingbourn Barracks. Before it was lowered, it was perhaps the most visible sign, at least from the outside, that things have been far from normal at this military establishment for some months.
Inside the 200-acre site near Cambridge, an old aircraft hangar has been converted into a mosque. Signs are displayed in Arabic. The living quarters have been refurbished to reflect Muslim religious and cultural sensitivities (individual shower cubicles replacing open-plan washing facilities because Islam forbids a man from seeing another man naked).
Even a monument erected in honour of U.S. servicemen — who took off for sorties over Nazi-occupied Germany in B-17 bombers from the former RAF base — was fenced off when cadets from post-Gaddafi Libya arrived in Bassingbourn in June.

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Front line: Allegations of male rape and sexual assaults on local women have surfaced in Bassingbourn village, where a controversial training programme was launched to teach 2,000 Libyan cadets leadership skills

Why? Because it was thought the statue, featuring the propeller of a B-17, would upset them; U.S.-Libyan relations have been strained since President Ronald Reagan ordered air strikes on Tripoli back in the Eighties.
It has been five months since the tricolour flag of post-Gaddafi Libya was first hoisted alongside the Union Jack at Bassingbourn, to mark the start of a training programme to give leadership skills to a total of 2,000 hand-picked Libyan cadets to help their war-torn country. Until yesterday, there were 236 Libyans at the base. But far from teaching leadership, it seems their sojourn to the UK had the opposite effect.
Drunkenness, theft, violent clashes with British troops and in-fighting between the Libyans themselves had become an almost daily occurrence. More disturbing, allegations of a male rape and sexual attacks on three local woman are now being investigated. Meanwhile, the lanes and cul-de-sacs in the vicinity of the barracks have been teeming with police dispatched in an attempt to allay local fears.
It was easy to forget, as yet another squad car and marked van passed along the quaint High Street this week, that this is Bassingbourn-cum-Kneesworth (pop; 3,500).

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This village is often described as one of the most peaceful in the country. It is a place where the theft of a bike, say, or a potted plant, would most likely make headlines in the local newspaper. Could anyone living here ever have imagined a scenario where a sensibly-dressed young woman would be advised to ‘cover-up’ her bare arms when she bumped into a group of Libyans at the bank in the middle of the afternoon? Well, that is exactly what happened a couple of weekends ago.
Perhaps most extraordinarily, the suggestion to cover up was made by a British soldier — a member of the Royal Highland Fusiliers, in charge of the Libyan party.
Could anyone have imagined, either, that a girl living near the barracks would be told, by British military police one morning, to stay at home for her ‘own safety’? Or that police armed with Heckler & Koch submachine guns and Glock pistols would be spotted standing near Hattie’s coffee shop in the early hours of the morning?

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An armed soldier stands guard with the tricolour Libyan flag behind. The flag was hoisted to mark the start of the training programme, five months ago


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One local who saw them as he drove through the village said they were the kind of officers you’d normally expect to see at an airport or the scene of a terrorist alert.
The situation in Bassingbourn made headlines this week when shocking details emerged of the behaviour of the Libyan soldiers.
An angry David Cameron told the House of Commons that the Libyans’ conduct was unacceptable and insisted none of the cadets should be granted asylum here. He then said the Government programme to train Libya’s army would be scrapped and all the trainees deported.
The head of the British Army, General Sir Nicholas Carter, admitted the behaviour of Libyan soldiers who went on the rampage outside their barracks was ‘beyond the pale’. But behind the heightened security, behind Mr Cameron’s stern words, behind the decision to finally send the Libyan troops home in disgrace, is a story of betrayal and broken promises.
Residents say they were given cast-iron assurances by the Ministry of Defence last year that the soldiers would not be allowed off the barracks (there is a shop and other facilities on the huge site) during the rolling programme of 24-week courses in basic infantry and command training for up to 2,000 Libyans.
We now know, though, that the rules were relaxed — without consulting the local community — to allow recruits out on ‘carefully- managed daytime escorted trips’.
This is Whitehall parlance which in practice meant the Libyans being driven in a minibus to Cambridge, or another nearby town or village, and then being told to be back at the bus at a certain time. Residents were also assured the men had been ‘vetted in advance for medical, physical and behavioural suitability’.
We now know, however, from a senior Libyan officer, that some of the young men — who hail from remote areas — had never seen a woman before other than their mothers and sisters and were totally unprepared for life in Britain.
Not all the soldiers were to blame for recent events. But five cadets are in police custody following a series of sex assaults in Cambridge last month. One in ten of the men, by the MoD’s own admission, refused to obey orders.
A culture of what can only be described as near anarchy seems to have prevailed inside the barracks — as evidenced by the compelling testimony of the wife of a British soldier based at the camp.

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Masked Libyan cadets issued a statement after allegations surfaced that anarchy had prevailed inside the barracks


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All cleaning brooms, for example, were removed from the establishment, she told us, because the Libyans began taking the broom heads off and using the handles as makeshift weapons against each other in mass brawls, which frequently broke out inside the base.
In addition, extra personnel had to be brought in at mealtimes to stop the Libyans repeatedly trying to steal knives from the kitchen.
Female British soldiers boarding at the barracks had to be accompanied at all times by male colleagues. ‘The women soldiers on site couldn’t be left alone,’ said the woman, who asked to remain anonymous. ‘It was not considered a safe place to be.’
The decision to allow the Libyan contingent to leave the compound unsupervised seems particularly scandalous.
Nor, insists the soldier’s wife, was it just women who were potentially at risk at Bassingbourn Barracks.

One young, slightly-built British soldier serving in the canteen attracted the attention of a group of his Libyan counterparts. They approached their translator with a question: Could they ‘buy him?’
‘They wanted him for sex,’ said the soldier’s wife. ‘They kept asking the translator how much “he” would cost so they could have him and rape him. I don’t know whether that is something that happens in their culture or not, but there just weren’t enough British soldiers at the base to cope with or control all of the Libyans.’
An extraordinary claim. And in the febrile atmosphere of Bassingbourn Barracks it is very possible that exaggerated or even baseless rumours have gained currency. However, the very fact they are believed reveals how serious the situation at Bassingbourn has become. Remember, too, that allegations of a male rape are among those known to be under investigation involving the recruits.
Only last Sunday, Libyan troops are alleged to have started a blaze in the supermarket inside the base. Firemen spent an hour at the scene.
The central question, however, remains what happened outside the camp. Why were these men who came from a country that resembles the set of a Mad Max film allowed to come and go almost as they pleased?
Until recent days, security was so lax, even those who did not obtain permission to leave the camp found no difficulty in ‘escaping’. Resident Carol Saunders, 50, told how she saw cadets jumping into taxis from the front of the barracks. On another occasion, she had seen them stocking up on bottles of high-strength vodka in a nearby store.
Down the road in Royston, more than £1,000 was reportedly spent on alcohol on a single visit to Tesco.
‘I know people who work in that branch and they told me Libyan soldiers sometimes take alcohol without paying for it,’ said one young woman. ‘They put the drinks under their arms and walk out.’
A few streets away, we met the young girl who had that encounter with a group of Libyans outside Lloyds bank last month.
The petite brunette, 24, who works in a cafe, was wearing the same work clothes as she was then: baggy pantaloons, crew neck top and short-sleeved cardigan. ‘One of the two British soldiers who was with the Libyans came up to me and said, ‘You might want to cover up because the Libyans are coming out,”’ she said.
‘Moments later, they did come out and they began looking me up and down as if they had never seen a girl before. They were ogling me, one also staring at me angrily.

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Omar Al-Mukhtar, one of the recruits who is not accused, claimed the Government didn’t tell the soldiers 'about British law'

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Three coaches with the remaining recruits left the barracks in the early hours of yesterday. As the convoy disappeared, the Libyan flag was lowered for the final time


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‘So I don’t know if it was sexual thing or if he thought I should be wearing a burka or something.
‘It wasn’t even as if I was wearing anything provocative. Only my arms were exposed and some of my neckline. But I found the experience very intimidating.’
The incident occurred just days before another group of Libyans left the barracks and went to Cambridge, where they are alleged to have raped a man and sexually assaulted a string of women.
Two have already pleaded guilty to the assaults on the women. The men are said to have behaved ‘as a pack’ as they hunted down their victims, before groping them and attempting to put their hands up their skirts, magistrates heard last week.
News of what happened soon spread through Bassingbourn. On Facebook, a message from one resident read: ‘There has been an escape. Lock your doors and windows.’
Shortly afterwards, the barracks was put into lockdown. Units of the 2 Scots, the Royal Highland Fusiliers, were sent to restore discipline at Bassingbourn and the perimeter fence was lined with prison-style razor wire.
Yet, until recently, Bassingbourn Barracks was at the heart of the community. Thousands of people a year used the facilities on the 200-acre site, including a fishing lake, golf course, hockey pitch, badminton court and a winter sports centre


.Peter Robinson, head of Bassingbourn Parish Council, says: ‘The Ministry of Defence closed all facilities on site to local people on security grounds in March 2013, long before the arrival of the Libyans.’ Yet recent events, he says, have proved ‘their own security was leaky as a sieve’.‘I think the MoD have handled the whole thing appallingly. They’ve lied right from the start. They always knew, presumably, that they would let these trainees out on their own, but we were told from the very beginning that they would never be let out unaccompanied.’
The MoD declined to address the specific allegations in this article, but said ‘appropriate measures’ have been taken to tackle the disciplinary issues.
Three coaches with the remaining recruits left the barracks in the early hours of yesterday. As the convoy disappeared, the Libyan flag was lowered for the final time.
At least four of the Libyans have claimed asylum, but the Prime Minister has indicated that this would not be granted. But, while their application is being processed, they will remain here.
Among the departing Libyans was Omar Al-Mukhtar, who was not one of the accused soldiers. This week he gave an interview to the BBC portraying the men arrested in connection with the sex assaults in Cambridge as the real victims. ‘They (the Government) didn’t tell us about British law and what’s the difference between right and wrong,’ he said.
Which makes the decision to let him and his compatriots loose on this corner of rural England all the more shocking.


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[h=1]'Her Majesty will not shirk her duty': Queen to attend Remembrance ceremony at Cenotaph tomorrow despite police arresting four Islamic extremists over 'plot to kill her'[/h]

• Officers from terrorism command seized men after months of surveillance
• It comes ahead of events honouring the nation's war dead on Sunday
• Police warned that Parliament and London landmarks could be terror targets
• Officers will step up security as Queen leads events to mark WWI centenary
• One of the suspects, a 27-year-old, arrested by armed police in the street
• Remaining three men, aged 22, 19, and 25, were held at different addresses
• The home of Yousaf Syed, the 19-year-old suspect, had been raided before
• Scotland Yard says the arrests are linked to 'Islamist related terrorism'
• Raids in High Wycombe, Hounslow, Uxbridge and Southall, west London
• Officers are also searching eight properties linked to the arrested men

The Queen has vowed to attend the Remembrance Day centenary ceremony at The Cenotaph despite police arresting four Islamist terror suspects plotting to kill her on the day.
The 88-year-old monarch insisted she will carry on with tradition - laying the first wreath following the two-minute silence at 11am on November 11.
A source told the Sun: 'Whatever the security assessment, Her Majesty would not shirk from her responsibility and duty - and this Remembrance Sunday is no different.'

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Terror raids: Four men have been arrested in a series of terror raids, including one here in High Wycombe, Bucks, amid fears

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Target: The Queen has vowed to attend the Remembrance Day centenary ceremony at The Cenotaph despite police arresting four Islamist terror suspects plotting to kill her on the day

 

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British jihadist convicted of gay hate crimes 'blows himself up in ISIS suicide mission in Iraq'

Kabir Ahmed, 30, killed a Shia leader in an ISIS suicide mission in Iraq
Married father from Derby had been fighting for militants for a year
Ahmed was jailed in the UK in 2012 after handing out homophobic leaflets
He also carried anti-homosexual placards at Derby Gay Pride the year before
Ahmed had said as many as 500 Britons are fighting for ISIS in Syria and Iraq

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A British jihadist convicted of gay hate crimes 'blew himself up in an ISIS suicide mission' in Iraq, according to reports on social media.


Kabir Ahmed, 30, is understood to have killed a prominent Shia leader in the blast in the northern Iraqi city of Baiji yesterday.


The married father-of-one, known as Abu Sumayah al-Britani, was twice convicted of gay hate crimes in Derby.


In February 2012, Ahmed became one of the first citizens in the UK to be given a 15-month sentence for distributing homophobic leaflets.


Ahmed was also part of a 30-strong mob of Muslim protesters who carried anti-homosexual placards during the Derby's Gay Pride parade in August 2011.



The hate-filled placards had slogans saying: 'Homosexuality = A crime against God.'




The protesters also reportedly told spectators that 'gays will go to hell' and that 'we hope you die of Aids.'




Ahmed was eventually found guilty of being part of a group of five Muslims who handed out leaflets depicting a mannequin being hung by a noose, calling on homosexuals to be given the death penalty.
The leaflets claimed that 'Allah permits the destruction' of gay people and that 'the only question is how it should be carried out.'




Another leaflet, entitled 'Turn or Burn', called homosexuality 'the root of all problems' and showed a figure burning in a lake of fire.
In court, Ahmed commented that he thought gay people should be 'shunned' from society and 'if we don't stop it something like a tsunami will happen here, something on that scale.'

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Kabir Ahmed, from Derby, has 'blown himself up on an ISIS suicide mission, according to reports on social media

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Ahmed, pictured with Iraqi children, was jailed in 2012 for handing out homophobic leaflets in Derby


The 30-year-old came to the British public's attention as a fighter in Syria after an interview with the BBC, when he claimed 'everyone's got their name on the (suicide bombing mission) list and everyone is asking the Emir (leader) to push their name up. Everyone wants to fight for the sake of Allah.'
Ahmed also suggested that as many as 500 British nationals were fighting for ISIS in Syria and Iraq.
He said: 'If the British commits terror against our people, is unjust towards our people, kills, murders and rapes our people, then you can expect attacks on your soil.
'If you support our enemies against us then you can expect these attacks, and so can America and so can any other country.'
Prior to being radicalised and joining ISIS in Syria, Ahmed worked for the Asian Advisory Service in Normanton, Derby, working with elderly people as a care link operator.
He attended Derby Moor School before studying media studies at Wilmorton College in the city.
Ahmed also spent two years studying at the University of East London.

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Rebekah Dawson, pictured at court earlier this year, made legal history by becoming the first woman allowed to go on trial wearing a veil
A judge initially allowed the jobless Muslim fanatic to wear her niqab during her six-day trial for witness intimidation after ruling that the court should recognise ‘freedom of religious expression’.
But when the jury were discharged after failing to reach a verdict Miss Dawson admitted the charges – to the fury of many groups who accused her of making a mockery of British justice.


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The UK is a fucking cess pool of Sharia Law Rag Heads. They allowed the jihadi take over and now will suffer through the economical and cultural destruction of all things England. Such a shame that tolerance led to intolerance by the very people who were offered a great country to live. Thank the left wing libtarded scum for The UK's Demise. Sad when The Queen of England has to worry about getting blown up by a rag head.

 

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[h=1]Baby who saw her mother's body 'twitch' as she was burnt alive for blasphemy in Pakistan...and then the mob tried to set HER alight as well[/h]

• 18-month-old girl and her four-year-old sister witnessed murder of parents
• Their 11-year-old cousin describes seeing bodies 'twitching in the flames'
• Christian couple were dragged from their home and accused of blasphemy
• Locked in office by Muslim mob, savagely beaten, then thrown into a kiln
• Shama Bibi, 24, was five months pregnant at the time of her brutal murder
• Husband Shehzad, 26, was killed after begging attackers to spare her
• Crowd of at least 1,200 gathered chanting religious slogans at the brick kiln

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Tragic: A photo of the Christian couple Shama Bibi (left) and Shehzad Masih, who were murdered in Pakistan after a mob accused them of desecrating a copy of the Koran


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[h=1]Tearful and frightened, young girls are lined up before villagers to undergo tribal circumcision ceremony in Kenya[/h]

• Photographer Siegfried Modola captured this ceremony in rural Kenya for four teenage girls of the Pokot tribe
• More than a quarter of Kenyan women have undergone ordeal, despite the practice being outlawed three years ago
• But in many tribes, it is considered a rite of passage that marks the transition into womanhood so girls can marry

 

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These pictures show frightened girls lined up before villagers in Kenya to be circumcised - even though the brutal practice is now illegal in the country.
But in many African tribes, traditions are more important than laws and circumcision is considered a rite of passage that marks their transition into womanhood so they can marry.
Reuters photographer Siegfried Modola captured this ceremony in rural Kenya for four teenage girls of the Pokot tribe, in Baringo County.
Draped in animal skin and covered in white paint, the girls squat over large stones in the remote village after being circumcised - a life-threatening custom banned in the country three years ago.

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Tearful: One of the young girls, covered in an animal skin, cries after being circumcised. The practice was outlawed three years ago

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Frightened: Four young Pokot girls stand outside one of the girl's homes just before the beginning of their circumcision ceremony

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Adorned: After the ceremony, the girls, now covered in animal skins and beaded necklaces, walk to where they will rest after the tribal ritual

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Painted: After the ritual, the girls faces are painted white to show they have been circumcised and transitioned into womanhood

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Scared: One girl, after her ceremony, walks to a resting place covered in an animal skin in the remote village of Pokot in Baringo County

More than a quarter of Kenyan women have undergone the ordeal, despite government efforts to end the practice in the East African country.
'It's a tradition that has been happening forever,' the father of one of the girls, who asked not to be named fearing reprisal from the authorities, told Reuters from the isolated Pokot settlement some 80km from the town of Marigat.
'The girls are circumcised to get married. It's a girl's transition into womanhood,' he said.

 

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Wrapped in bright coloured shawls, the girls spent the night huddled around a fire in a thatched-roof house as local women gathered to sing and dance in support.
One woman fell into a trance after sipping a local wine.
Circumcision is heavily practiced among the Pokot community, and one of the girls' mothers believes it is a sign of strength.
'The pain will make her strong. She can show the rest of the community that she can endure it,' the woman said after having her daughter circumcised by a Pokot elder donning a beaded neck collar and large brass earrings.
'I'm proud of my daughter for doing this,' she said.

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Tradition: Despite a government ban on the practice, circumcision remains a rite of passage, particularly among poor families in rural areas

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Smeared: Village elders cover a young girl's face in white paint after she is circumcised, a requirement for young girls before they can marry

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Rampant: More than a quarter of women in Kenya have been circumcised, despite the government making the practice illegal in 2011

At its most extreme, circumcision, also known as female genital mutilation, involves cutting off the clitoris and external genitalia, then stitching the vagina to reduce a woman's sexual desire.
Anything from razor blades to broken glass and scissors is used.
The U.N.'s Children's Fund, UNICEF, says more than 125 million women have been cut in the 29 countries in Africa and the Middle East where genital mutilation is carried out.
Kenyan law provides for life imprisonment when a girl dies from the procedure, which in addition to excruciating pain, can cause haemorrhage, shock and complications in childbirth.
It set up a prosecution unit in March and is currently investigating 50 cases.
Officials are optimistic they can force a change in attitude but still worry that the practice is too ingrained for legal threats to have an impact.
'We face a myriad of challenges,' said Christine Nanjala, who heads the prosecuting unit. 'You will find the practice is something highly valued. You will keep quiet and you will not report it - if you do, you face reprisal.'
Still, Nanjala was optimistic that genital cutting would be eventually wiped out. 'Not tomorrow but it will end, she said. 'At the end of the day, without hope, you have nothing.'

 

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Naked: Draped in animal skins, the Pokot girls sit naked on rocks before village elders perform the ritual

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Wait: The Pokot girls wait in their homes to be circumcised. One father said: 'It's a tradition that has been happening forever'

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Members of the Pokot tribe gather round a fire before the ceremony, about 80 kilometres from the town of Marigat in Baringo County

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Kenyan law gives life imprisonment when a girl dies from the procedure, which can cause haemorrhage, shock and complications in childbirth

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A prosecution unit against genital cutting was set up in March and is currently investigating 50 cases. Pictured, the Pokot girls in a hut

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Preparation: Pokot women place large stones where girls will be seated to undergo their circumcision rite

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Pokot girls are encouraged to leave their hut and make their way to a place where they will take off their clothes and wash during the ceremony

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Pokot girls run from their hut and make their way to a place where they will take off their clothes and wash during their circumcision ceremony

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Village elders push a young girl out of a hut to take her to the place where her circumcision will be performed

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A Pokot girl bleeds onto a rock after being circumcised in a tribal ritual. In addition to excruciating pain, can cause haemorrhage, shock and complications in childbirth

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Ceremony: After the procedure, a Pokot girl is smeared with white paint to show she has undergone the rite of passage

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A Pokot woman holds a razor blade after performing a circumcision on four girls. Practitioners use anything from broken glass to scissors

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A Pokot woman performs a circumcision on a girl in a village. Although the government has banned it, the practice is rife in rural communities

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More than a quarter of girls and women in Kenya have undergone genital cutting, according to United Nations data

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A Pokot girl, covered in animal skins, is led bu village elders to a place where she will rest after being circumcised

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The Pokot girls, covered with animal skins, squat on rocks after being stripped naked and washed during their circumcision rite

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Strength: One mother said the pain would make her daughter strong. 'She can show the rest of the community that she can endure it'

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Inside a hut, the Pokot girls sit and wait for their circumcision ceremony. At its worst, the rite involves cutting off the clitoris and outer genitalia

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Trance: A Pokot woman falls into a trance after drinking a local brew and dancing during a female circumcision ceremony

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Rest: Pokot women and children rest by a fire during the early hours of the morning as they wait for the beginning of a circumcision ceremony

 

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SHOCKING DISCOVERY: Baby Raped, Sodomized and Killed by Muslim Father

November 16, 2014 By Deanna Johnson

As Americans we are continually monitored by the ‘PC’ Police. We have changed our schools, our hospitals and our jails to make Muslims more comfortable. They must think we are fools for cow-towing to their beliefs while they plan and commit these horrific crimes. If they do these things to their own families, what will they do against Americans who they proudly claim to hate?

Mad World Reports:

After a man had brought his 15-month-old baby daughter into the hospital for treatment, authorities were alerted to search the motel room at the Extended Stay Hotel in Peachtree Corners, Georgia, where Calvin Mcintosh had made his home. The child was dead on arrival, after being apparently neglected to the point of starvation. In addition to murdering the baby, Mcintosh had raped and sodomized the tiny girl.


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While searching the motel room, police found three other children under the age of five, living in horrendous conditions, while being starved to death. Two of the children were the product of Mcintosh’s incestuous relationship with his 23-year-old daughter Najlaa Mcintosh, and the other two children were mothered by a woman named Iasia Sweeting. The 21-year-old woman was wrapped in blankets and barely alive, as she too had been starved and reduced to a startling 59 pounds.According to reports, the man ordered his 23-year-old daughter Najilaa to deprive the children and the other woman of food if they were “disobedient.”

Police also found notes on an Islam-based cult known as the Nuwaubian Nation of Moors, which combines the worship of the Egyptians and pyramids with black supremacy. Followers believe that white people are actually the devil.

Mcintosh is currently facing a barrage of criminal charges, including one count of felony murder, one count of malice murder, four counts of cruelty to children in the first degree, one count of cruelty to children in the second degree, one count of cruelty to a physically disabled adult, one count of rape, one count of incest, and one count of aggravated sodomy.

Najlaa Mcintosh, the daughter that fathered two of his children, is also facing charges, including one count of felony murder, one count of malice murder, four counts of cruelty to children in the first degree, one count of cruelty to children in the second degree, and one count of cruelty to a physically disabled adult.
The two Muslims are currently being held at the Gwinnett County jail, while Sweeting remains in serious condition at the Gwinnett Medical Center.


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How can people continue to believe the fallacy that Islam is a “religion of peace” when their followers commit these types of atrocities towards their own children? But I suppose these cult followers don’t have much of an example to follow, as the founder of their “religion” was also a child-rapist and murdering bastard.