They are changing America by changing the people
New readers may first wish to review stories about the indictments of 29 Somalis back in November 2010, here. The case is expected to go to trial in March if the court and more than two dozen lawyers for the defendants can get it all together. From The City Paper: The federal courthouse in downtown … Continue reading Somali sex-trafficking case inching toward trial in Tennessee
I guess this is going to be Somali news round-up Saturday. I just told you about Somali kids not being vaccinated in Minneapolis and this is news from Nashville updating that huge Somali sex trafficking case we first reported here. Two have been dropped from the case not because they have been exonerated, but because … Continue reading Two Somalis dropped from sex-trafficking case
Debbie Schlussel has the whole story. Hat tip: Janet Levy. Here is just one paragraph to pique your interest (although I suspect you are pretty interested already)! Remember the child sex slave ring that devout Muslims from Somalia ran all over the U.S. ? I told you about it a few weeks ago and how … Continue reading Nashville: Somalis charged with sex trafficking had access to restricted areas of the airport
Update January 1, 2011: Minneapolis Star Tribune has a great story about how this case developed, here. Update December 4th: Accused sex-traffickers had access to restricted airport areas in Nashville, here. Update November 24th: New York Times gets around to the story, here. Update November 13th: Minneapolis Somalis react, here. Update November 12th: Indicted want … Continue reading 29 Somalis indicted for sex trafficking
Last week a former Somali refugee, owner of a home health care business, killed three of his employees and himself in a multi-culty neighborhood because he was mentally distraught over a divorce we are told by the ‘Somali Jesse Jackson’ Omar Jamal. The divorce happened years earlier in Texas and the shooter, Ahmed Dirir, had … Continue reading Somali killing in St. Louis: Move along, nothing to see says Omar Jamal