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There was a blast from the past on Wednesday, when the Dallas branch of the FBI announced that Yaser Abdel Said had been arrested after being a fugitive since 2008 when he shot his teenage daughters to death in his own taxi — something I wrote about at the time: Honor Killing in Texas? Below, […] August 29th, 2020 | Category: culturally motivated crime | Tags: Dallas, diversity, harboring, honor killing, immigrant, Islam, misogyny, Muslim, Muslim immigration, Texas |  Email This Post |  Print This Post On the Asian subcontinent, Indian girls are learning self-defense techniques to protect themselves from predatory males. Sadly, though India may imagine itself as a modern society with sparkly tech businesses, it’s still the bad old days for women and girls, as described in my 2007 Vdare.com article: Dogs, Frogs and Dalits: The Indian Model Minority […] April 17th, 2018 | Category: culturally motivated crime | Tags: aliens, culture, diversity, illegal, immigration, India, Indian girls, Indian men, job displacement, misogyny, public safety, self-defense | Email This Post | Print This Post Housebreaking Muslims regarding the treatment of western women and girls is a worsening problem, as seen in the New Years’ sexual attacks against more than thousand women in Cologne and the murder of a Swedish social worker by a Somali, to name a couple examples out of many. In fact, the recent increase in pool […] July 10th, 2016 | Category: culturally motivated crime | Tags: crime, culture, diversity, Europe, Germany, immigration, Islam, jihad, Muslim misogyny, Muslims, public safety, women | Email This Post | Print This Post There was an extra benefit to France having more police on the streets on high terror alert for New Years: less automotive arson occurred. “Only” 804 vehicles were burned, 14.5 percent fewer than the 940 cars destroyed last year. A slightly lowered total of car destructions counts as an improvement in Islamified France. In recent […] January 2nd, 2016 | Category: culturally motivated crime | Tags: aliens, assimilation, diversity, France, immigration, Islam, jihad, Muslims, national security, public safety | Email This Post | Print This Post On Wednesday, there was a knife attack at University of California at Merced in which four people were injured and the knifeman was shot dead by the police. Now we have learned more details, and the crime has interesting diversity aspects. The slasher was a Muslim (described as smiling as he attacked), Faisal Mohammed (pictured), […] November 5th, 2015 | Category: culturally motivated crime | Tags: California, crime, culture, diversity, Islam, jihad, Muslims, public safety | Email This Post | Print This Post The wheels of justice turn slowly, or so they say, and it has taken seven years for Indian immigrant Subhash Chander to get his sentence after murdering his daughter, son-in-law and grandson. The case seemed a slam-dunk in terms of evidence being quickly assembled. Less than a week after the crime, the New York Times […] March 21st, 2015 | Category: culturally motivated crime | Tags: assimilation, caste, crime, culture, diversity, immigration, India, murder | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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