By ItchThatMitch
Taharrush, another cultural import. It sounds like something you would order at your local take-away, however I shudder to think what would happen if you were to order it.
Taharrush is an Arabic term, roughly translating to “collective harassment“, however some Arabic scholars argue it’s just “flirting”.
This vile practice originated in the middle east, first noted online around 2011. It refers to sexual assaults carried out by men in large groups, in public places.
These poor women, often lone, are then surrounded and groped, assaulted and even raped.
Lara Logan, a reporter was confronted with this abuse while covering protests in Egypt. Well now we have more reports of this in Europe, yet another lovely cultural enrichment.
This was first seen back in 2016 in Cologne, Germany. Where police were swamped by hundreds of teen girls and women claiming to have been assaulted.
A 18 year old teenager named only as “Michelle” described the attacks on New Years as coordinated and planned, the police were overwhelmed and could do nothing to stop the gangs of Arab and North African men.
Even German federal police at the time had to admit to “Die Welt”, a German publication, the ethnicity and sheer number of these assaults, they were in the hundreds.
A report at the time from the Interior ministry (NRW), Where Cologne lies said over 1200 complaints were made that night, with at least 237 of a sexual nature including rape.
Only 19 suspects were arrested, ALL foreigners.
This week in England a school girl was allegedly gang raped in a school in Kent, by “migrant children”. Is this the cultural enrichment that was promised to our children, rape and distress. When you complain, you are called a racist, or in the girls in Kents case, told “maybe dress less slutty.”
Just at what point is enough enough? No one voted for England to be refugee island, nor did we vote for Rishi Sunak. How is this a democracy anymore?
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