Reply to: Speechless. What can one say?

[mudskipper]

Is this more from Pondy's mate?

[darmstadt]

I note the usual PC claptrap above, comparing rather rare events like Soham, with an almost commonplace abuse of children in some third world countries. Here are some realities about what uncontrolled immigration from such places brings us:

Witchcraft belief is a curse on Africa | Jean La Fontaine | Comment is free | theguardian.com

BBC News - Government urged to tackle 'witchcraft belief' child abuse

BBC News - Government urged to tackle 'witchcraft belief' child abuse

Witchcraft is a factor in trafficking too.

BBC News - Trafficked Nigerian women feared death by juju 'magic'

I suspect that ContractorAfrica has someone posting about the barbaric acts that happen elsewhere as well:

Jessica Chambers death: Police in murder probe examine CCTV footage of her last known sighting - Americas - World - The Independent

Jimmy Savile friend DJ Ray Teret sentenced to 25 years for rape and indecent assaults on girls as young as 12 - Crime - UK - The Independent

Teenage girl died from overdose of heroin and pills after getting hooked on drugs aged ELEVEN  | Daily Mail Online

Harrowing Police Footage Of Domestic Abuse Victim Shows Brutal Reality Of Everyday Violence

Eliza Dragne raped and stabbed in Romania revealed attacker's identity before dying | Daily Mail Online

Home | Daily Mail Online

[GlenW]

Most of the other stories appeared to be about R. Mugabe & Co.

Land re-distribution agents I believe.

[GlenW]

but the only place that Google finds that is in Zimbabwe.

So it must be true then.

[GlenW]

Further to my predictions of exorcism:

Scott Chirashi picture: Five-year-old boy found murdered with 'sickening and violent' injuries | Metro News

Neighbours claimed he held baptisms on his back garden and carried out an exorcism on a neighbour’s lawn leading to calls for an Asbo to be issued against him.

Why did he exorcise his neighbour's lawn? Was it possessed by the grass demons?

[GlenW]

I note the usual PC claptrap above, comparing rather rare events like Soham, with an almost commonplace abuse of children in some third world countries. Here are some realities about what uncontrolled immigration from such places brings us:

Witchcraft belief is a curse on Africa | Jean La Fontaine | Comment is free | theguardian.com

BBC News - Government urged to tackle 'witchcraft belief' child abuse

BBC News - Government urged to tackle 'witchcraft belief' child abuse

Witchcraft is a factor in trafficking too.

BBC News - Trafficked Nigerian women feared death by juju 'magic'

Its the PC brigade who would be queuing up to denounce you and get you sent to a Camp for posting this.

Liberal lefties gotta love 'em.

FFS These f***wits are allowed to vote.

[Flashman]

I note the usual PC claptrap above, comparing rather rare events like Soham, with an almost commonplace abuse of children in some third world countries. Here are some realities about what uncontrolled immigration from such places brings us:

Witchcraft belief is a curse on Africa | Jean La Fontaine | Comment is free | theguardian.com

BBC News - Government urged to tackle 'witchcraft belief' child abuse

BBC News - Government urged to tackle 'witchcraft belief' child abuse

Witchcraft is a factor in trafficking too.

BBC News - Trafficked Nigerian women feared death by juju 'magic'

Its the PC brigade who would be queuing up to denounce you and get you sent to a Camp for posting this.

Liberal lefties gotta love 'em.

[xoggoth]

I note the usual PC claptrap above, comparing rather rare events like Soham, with an almost commonplace abuse of children in some third world countries. Here are some realities about what uncontrolled immigration from such places brings us:

Witchcraft belief is a curse on Africa | Jean La Fontaine | Comment is free | theguardian.com

BBC News - Government urged to tackle 'witchcraft belief' child abuse

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-17006924

Witchcraft is a factor in trafficking too.

BBC News - Trafficked Nigerian women feared death by juju 'magic'

[Batcher]

I suspect it's been edited.

It originally stated that the boy's heart had been cut out.

Yes, that's why the emergency staff attending required counselling. I woudln't be surprised if she ate it as it was a ritualistic killing.

[OwlHoot]

Or burying them in bogs on moors.

It's the cutting out of the heart for whatever crazy reason that gets me.

Poor little sod.

The article I read didn't mention the type of injury.

As it mentioned police searching the garden, I assumed the mad woman had done a Moebius on the poor kid.

[original PM]

Or burying them in bogs on moors.

It's the cutting out of the heart for whatever crazy reason that gets me.

Poor little sod.

They will have eaten it

Possibly not as good as Liver?

[mudskipper]

Aha!

Another fine CUK thread, specifically in general.

From outright horror to dead goat jokes in 8 posts.

Better than goatse jokes...

[GlenW]

She is from Botswana. There are whole tribes of people over there who do that kind of thing.

Damned foreigners what?
They'll be murdering young children and burying them in fields next. No hang on! That's us, like in Soham.

[KentPhilip]

The boy's mother, the suspect, is in custody. She is from Botswana. There are whole tribes of people over there who do that kind of thing.

This isn't even a rant against immigration - the boy would have been born and subsequently ritually killed in whatever country he was born in

RIP.

[MojoDog]

... Which provides a link to this story

Boy killed by sacrificial goat which fell from roof in Turkey | Metro News

Probably a dyslexic on his way to a toga party...