"What is happening to my beloved Bruges?"
Posted on 03/22/2007 2:48:00 PM PDT by knighthawk
BRUSSELS - The juvenile court in Bruges has placed three brothers from Middelkerke in custody for the rape of a 13-year-old girl. The boys, aged 15, 16 and 17, raped the girl from their neighbourhood on several occasions.
The facts came to light when the mother of the victim suspected something had happened. She notified the police. The authorities arrested the three boys and brought them before the juvenile court.
The eldest has been placed in the juvenile detention centre in Everburg. The two other brothers will remain in the juvenile facility in Ruiselede.
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And I thought the Jehova's Witnesses had an agressive evangelization campaign....
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Lock them up with large Horace the horse. He will say,"I wouldn't rape you boys if you was seven feet tall and weighed three hundred and was hung like I is".
Islam is the definition of Evil.
These little rapists will find that the bigger guys in prison are not so fussy
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How long will it be before our women here in the USA have to convert to islam to avoid gang rape? Mass deportation is the only solution.
This reminds me of my summer at Dijon, France, many moons ago. I was attending a program there at the university.
At night the local Arabs would sneak into the women's dormitory, pounding on all the doors. They got enraged when no one would open. I heard one of them whispering into the door (in French), "I want to come in. I want to come in. Let me in!"
That amazed me the most -- their sense of entitlement. Not that they thought the women were "asking for it", but that the women were expected to service them.
(It was through my intervention that the university installed a night guard.)
"How long will it be before our women here in the USA have to convert..."
Well, with concealed carry here and there, when hell freezes over.
I know this is not the same as rape, but an elderly Jewish friend of mine once told me the following story: When she was still young she was once walking with a senior doctor in a hospital who also Jewish. Suddenly he grabbed her ass. Knowing that many Jewish men consider it highly improper to treat a Jewish woman this way and that this man must therefore think she was a gentile, she struggled to recall some words of Hebrew. She managed to come up with a short quote from the Torah, whereupon he instantly let go and seemed totally shocked.
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Never heard that one and I've worked with lots of Jewish colleagues.
I'm not in favor of hate crime legislation, but if there is such a law on the books in Belgium, then this is a prime example and ought to be prosecuted.
Perhaps it is something from an earlier generation. I'm not Jewish enough to know. This woman died recently in her 80's. She was basically an honorary relative of mine as well as a professional person and I trust her word completely.
I am from an earlier generation, but if you say so, a thing is what it is. I just think the generalization of Jewish men is a little iffy at best.
Unlike Islam, Judaism teaches from the Torah and from Mishna and Gemara respect, even for gentiles, and women.
The Koran is a hideously framed piece of desert tribal law with absolutely no concept of anything but hatred and revenge and death for "other than Moslems."
But, you know your friend and this could have happened, but she may have had her experience colored by the prevailing prejudices of the day. There were many.
I am not Jewish, but growing up in NYC you learn about most faiths and ethnicities.
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