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Saturday, August 29, 2020

Reason #579 To Defund Welfare:

Swedish boys tortured, raped and buried alive by immigrants

One of the entrances to the Northern Cemetery and suspect in the police photo

I'll say it: They were from the death cult of Islam.

Two immigrants were arrested for the torture and assault on young boys in Solna, Sweden, recently.

According to information from Nya Tider, the two underage boys are ethnic Swedes. They were taken to the Norra Cemetery in Solna, north of Stockholm. The men, 18 and 21 years old respectively, have a non-Western immigrant background, and are well-known to the police for earlier crimes, the daily Samhällsnytt reported.
It was about 11 pm on Saturday when two boys were kidnapped and taken to the cemetery, where they were forced to undress naked and were subjected to aggravated, protracted, abusive assault, sexual abuse, and aggravated robbery.

The torture and rape lasted for several hours during the night and involved, among other things, the boys being buried alive in a pit. The two victims only escaped because their tormentors were spotted by a witness who called the police.

Two men were arrested shortly after the incident, and detention custody has been requested for kidnapping, aggravated assault, rape, and aggravated robbery. According to the prosecutor, they were stabbed in the legs to prevent them from escaping, undressed and humiliated and raped by the immigrants for hours.

Both suspects have non-Western immigrant backgrounds but are Swedish citizens. They are well-known to police and social services. The 18-year-old was previously prosecuted for theft, while the 21-year-old has been convicted of arson, unlawful driving, drunken driving, several narcotic offenses, and theft, among other things. It is not clear why the 21-year-old has not yet begun to serve his 18-month prison sentence for...

Thank God For President Trump!

University Of Virginia Researcher Charged After Trying To Board Flight To China While Allegedly In Possession Of Stolen Research

A researcher at the University of Virginia who was arrested while trying to board a plane to China with allegedly stolen research has been charged with federal crimes, including theft of trade secrets, the Justice Department announced Friday.

Haizhou Hu, 34, a Chinese national, roused the suspicions of authorities after a routine screening at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport Aug. 25 as he was trying to board a flight to China. “The screening revealed Hu was alleged to be in possession of bio-inspired research simulation software code that he was not authorized to possess,” the statement said.

Hu was charged with accessing a computer without authorization or exceeding authorization to obtain information from a protected computer and theft of trade secrets. He was conducting research in bio-mimics and fluid dynamics at the university.

Numerous researchers and professors at American universities have been arrested in 2019 and 2020 as the Justice Department cracks down on Beijing’s influence on college campuses, often on charges related to lying about ties with the Chinese government.

The Justice Department also announced the arrest of another Chinese national, who was a researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles. Guan Lei, 29, was charged with destroying evidence to obstruct an FBI investigation. Lei was in the U.S. on a J-1 non-immigrant visa.

Lei allegedly threw a hard drive into a trash dumpster near his resident on July 25, and the FBI recovered the hard drive after Leiwas not allowed to board a flight to China and didn’t allow the FBI to examine his computer.

The data on the hard drive was allegedly “removed deliberately and by force,” the statement said. He is being investigated for possibly transferring sensitive U.S. software to China’s National University of Defense Technology (NUDT).

Lei also allegedly lied about his ties to the People’s Liberation Army, or China’s military in his 2018 visa application. Lei later admitted to participating in the Chinese military, and it was discovered that one of his NUDT advisors was a Lieutenant General in the Chinese military who developed computers and nuclear technology for departments of...