Taharrush- Three ringed rape. I've never heard of this before. Thanks Indyvidual for the post. My view is all cultures should have their own nation. If this is their culture they can stay on their side of a very tall fence. I don't think I should help Muslims or anyone else in mass rape. But Marxism isn't good for Muslim culture either. Marxism wants to burn all cultures to the ground.

It seems that the government and Marxist's are using Muslim rape in a proxy war against Whites. Sound's similar to the mythical Prima Nocte referred to in the movie 'Braveheart'. Remember the "rape of Munich" in 2015.

Kudos Kid,

You need to look at the world from a today's perspective, you and your Marxist rubbish is a hangover from the Cold War era of more than 30 years ago, its past. Times change, the world has moved on, KK, you and other old world sabre rattlers are irrelevant today. There are problems, big problems, but they are nothing to do with Marxism/Communism ideology as you continually blab on about.

Canum Malum,

"Three-ring rape" isn’t a cultural practice, it’s a tabloid description. Taharrush gamea was a term coined by Egyptian media after the Arab Spring to describe mob harassment in Cairo. It isn’t Islam, it isn’t universal, and it isn’t a tradition.

Cologne in 2015 was serious, but it wasn’t some ritual "rape of Munich." Police concluded there were opportunistic assaults in the chaos of New Year’s Eve, carried out by groups of mostly North African men. It was criminal behaviour, not an organised cultural export.

And Prima Nocte? That was a myth, popularised by Braveheart, never a real policy. Using it as a parallel just doubles down on fiction.

If you want to criticise criminal behaviour, fair enough. But painting it as "Muslim culture" or part of a Marxist proxy war against Whites isn’t analysis, it’s conspiracy. It replaces facts with propaganda.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015%E2%80%9316_New_Year%27s_Eve_sexual_assaults

"Critics have accused the government and media of not adequately reporting the events to avoid talking about the controversial topic of the suspect’s ethnicities.[88] Well-known newspapers, as Süddeutsche Zeitung or Die Welt have reported about the hesitation shown by the police. The latter stated, on January 10, 2016, that "for a week, the truth about the New Year's Eve in Cologne was only available under the counter. Piece by piece, it came to light, because police officers who had been deployed began to talk."[89]"

"The German political scientist Klaus Schroeder in an interview on 6 January 2016 confirmed that, until 4 January, prominent German newspapers had indeed kept negative news about migrants away from their readers, to avoid driving the public "into the hands of the extreme right"."

" Ralf Jäger, Minister of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia, on 21 January, nevertheless dismissed the suggestion of premeditated organized attacks: "...groups of men had agreed via social networking sites to meet at the Cologne New Year's Eve celebrations, but there was no information so far that the perpetrators had agreed upon the assaults before New Year's Eve, nor that the groups of offenders had been structured hierarchically," Jäger said."

"The Bundeskriminalamt (German Federal Criminal Police Office) on 10 January asserted that the phenomenon of communal sexual harassment is known in several Arab countries, where it purportedly is called taharrush gamea.[119][120] In February 2016, new Cologne police chief Jürgen Mathies stated, "Such sexual assaults by groups are also a huge problem in, for example, Cairo. These perpetrators probably knew this behaviour of surrounding and then abusing women with many other men from their country of descent".[121][20][106]"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralf_J%C3%A4ger

"Since 1983 he has been a party member of the SPD."

"Jäger was criticised for his handling of the Hogesa demonstrations.[2] He also faced criticism during the aftermath of the New Year's Eve sexual assaults in Germany. The opposition parties in the Landtag criticised him for "acting too late",[3] CDU Secretary General Peter Tauber urged him to step down because of the events.[4]"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Democratic_Party_of_Germany

According to the site the SPD has an international affiliation with Socialist International.

"Ideology and platform
The SPD was established as a Marxist party in 1875. It underwent a major shift in policies, reflected in the differences between the Heidelberg Program of 1925 which called for "the transformation of the capitalist system of private ownership of the means of production to social ownership""