TODAY ON X 05 January, 2025
Zelensky praises Musk as a world leader in innovation on podcast.
And I’m not comparing myself to Musk. The man is a great leader of innovations in the world and I believe that such people move the world forward. Therefore I respect the result of his work,’ says President Zelenskyy on the Lex Friedman podcast.
Mass assault statistics reveal high immigrant crime rates in Norway.
Statistics on charges for violent assault by young men (15-24) in Oslo, Norway between 2020-2023. 32 Norwegians per 1000 had been charged. Somalis - 483 Ethiopians - 289 Iraqis - 288 Eritreans - 241 Afghans - 160 Source: Statistics Norway
Pakistani men account for majority of gang rape cases in Britain, Cockbain report reveals.
Only about 1% of the British population is Pakistani men, but, according to the Cockbain report, they committed 80% of the gang rapes. Only 3.6% of gang rapes were committed by white men.
Iranian refugee in Canada voices concerns about potential Islamist revolution inspired by pre-1979 Iran.
An Iranian refugee in Canada says that he is worried about Canada’s future as he’s recognizing the same patterns emerging as in Iran before the 1979 Islamic Revolution. He says that Islamist revolutions always start with an alliance between the left and the Islamists. 🇨🇦🦁☀️
PM Meloni strives to bolster ties with Trump and U.S. conservatives during Mar-a-Lago visit.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is visiting Trump in Mar-a-Lago today. Meloni is on a mission to strengthen relations between European and American conservative leaders. Meloni has also met with Javier Milei on numerous occasions in recent months. 🇺🇸🇮🇹🇦🇷
Refugee's sentencing leniency in Dutch courtcase sparks critique of immigration policy.
In 2018, a Dutch court gave an Afghan asylum seeker a lower sentence for raping a disabled 18-y-old woman so that he wouldn’t risk getting deported. The prosecutor demanded the migrant receive 24 months in prison, but he received 20 instead, with the court admitting that the… In 2018, a Dutch court gave an Afghan asylum seeker a lower sentence for raping a disabled 18-y-old woman so that he wouldn’t risk getting deported. The prosecutor demanded the migrant receive 24 months in prison, but he received 20 instead, with the court admitting that the lighter sentence was handed out so he wouldn’t risk his residency permit & get deported The judge said he didn’t 'want that the punishment led to far-reaching immigration consequences' for the rapist. The judge said considerations in his judgement also included the facts that the migrant 'came from an unsafe situation in his country of origin' and that he’s building a life in the Netherlands & wants to start a family with his wife. The victim’s lawyer said 'whether or not to lose a residence permit in such a serious crime as rape should not even be a consideration.'
Judge's decision in Afghan rape case raises questions on deportation policies.
BREAKING: A Dutch court has reduced the sentence of an Afghan asylum seeker convicted of raping a disabled woman to avoid deportation. This judgment is sparking debate over sentencing and migration policy.
German judge under scrutiny for lenient sentencing of Syrian migrant in rape case.
A German judge complemented a Syrian migrant during his trial for raping a 15-y-old girl while she was walking home. The migrant was only given probation as the judge said the migrant had integrated well in Germany & the rape intensity was 'at the lower end' A German man, Paul… A German judge complemented a Syrian migrant during his trial for raping a 15-y-old girl while she was walking home. The migrant was only given probation as the judge said the migrant had integrated well in Germany & the rape intensity was 'at the lower end' A German man, Paul S, mailed the court and wrote that the judge was 'clearly mentally disturbed.' He was fined EUR 5000 for insulting the judge. The Syrian migrant was fined EUR 3000 for raping the girl.
Brazil initiates probe into Israeli soldier over alleged war crimes in Gaza.
BREAKING: Brazil launches investigation into Israeli soldier vacationing in the country for 'war crimes in Gaza.' On Dec. 30th, a federal judge claimed 'universal jurisdiction' against the soldier based on the ruling of the ICC. President Lula has long been a Hamas ally 🇧🇷🇮🇱
Political tension escalates as video reveals parliamentary reaction to petitions.
A parliamentary session reacts to a petition demanding release of official grooming gang research.
British citizens demand transparency in grooming gang investigations.
131,000 UK citizens signed a petition in 2021 stating: 'We, the British public, demand the release of the official research on grooming gangs undertaken by the Government in full.' This is a photo from the parliamentary debate held on 21/01/2021 to discuss the petition.
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