Nine and ten year old girls raped and abused in Spain

[Menydh]

The Delegate of the Government in the Balearic Islands confirms a second case of sexual abuses over a girl

El Mundo
February 27, 2008

The Delegate in the Balearic Islands of the central Government of Spain, Ramón Socias, has confirmed that the Guardia Civil is investigating a new case of sexual abuse over a 10 year old girl in Majorca. Two individuals under the 18 years old and other two who are under 14, have been detained but they cannot be juridically imputed for being all under the legal age.

In his declarations to the journalists, Socias remarked that although the rape had not been committed, there had been sexual abuses. Socias recalled that two weeks ago there was another similar case in the island and that in that case a 9 year old girl had been raped by seven individuals under the legal age.

Of these seven, two have already been detained and the other five are under 14 years old and cannot therefore be attributed the juridical responsibility derived, according to Socias.

He also pointed that not all of them are from Northern Africa, as it was believed initially, and that there were "some Spaniards".

"We are dealing with a complex situation", admitted Socias who highlighted the young age of the victim and of the criminals. "It is a problem in which the social and education service have to act intensively, because it is worrying all this violence at such young ages", he insisted.


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[Carnyx]

It's disgusting; so perverted at such a young age... Children who are able to commit such crimes shouldn't be treated like mere children.

BTW "some Spaniards" of non-Spanish ancestry?

[Strengthandhonour]

It's very sad when you see this things happen.
The rotting of values in society. I mean, what type of children rape girls like this?
simply sickening.

[Carnyx]

Originally Posted by Strengthandhonour

I mean, what type of children rape girls like this?
simply sickening.

Hmm, hints: a main spiritual leader of them did the same to a very young minor girl. They like to "gang bang" in moist cellars. And very often they are named as if they were natives of their host country.

[Menydh]

Originally Posted by Carnyx

BTW "some Spaniards" of non-Spanish ancestry?

Being them "minors", we cannot know for sure because their identity will be protected. But it is worth to notice that such declaration came after initially they were all thought to be from the Maghreb.

Such a declaration has some power in Spain, because Spaniards are not yet used to the idea that someone of foreign origin can be said to be "a Spaniard".

[Savorgnan]

Originally Posted by Carnyx

BTW "some Spaniards" of non-Spanish ancestry?

Originally Posted by Mynydd

Such a declaration has some power in Spain, because Spaniards are not yet used to the idea that someone of foreign origin can be said to be "a Spaniard".

I hope that the Spaniards, unlike the French, will be able to keep a healthy mind, and will never get used to call "Spaniards" all those young foreigners born in Spain. In France, when the media simply don't call those alien thugs "young Frenchs", they use strange circumlocutions like "neighbourghood's youngsters" ("jeunes de quartier").

[Menydh]

It will depend on who wins the elections this month. The opposition candidate, of the Liberals, has made the mess of mass immigration a focus of his campaign, blaming the Government for a lack of integration policies. Which is right, but which it also means that he will move towards assimilation.

The Government candidate, of the Socialists, should continue on a policy geared towards multiculturalism.

[M.R.]

Originally Posted by Savorgnan

I hope that the Spaniards, unlike the French, will be able to keep a healthy mind, and will never get used to call "Spaniards" all those young foreigners born in Spain. In France, when the media simply don't call those alien thugs "young Frenchs", they use strange circumlocutions like "neighbourghood's youngsters" ("jeunes de quartier").

You have a tradition more than 200 years that being "French" has nothing to do with ancestry - since French revolution. I'm not saying everyone thinks like that, but it's more wide-spread and easier to brainwash people with it.

If I was French, I wouldn't use the symbols like that 3 color flag or your anthem and wouldn't praise guys like Voltaire. You see this is a problem I see, that your national identity is full of wrong guys and symbols. Nationalists must distance yourself from that in every way. My advice - look trough history, who's a French hero and who's not, what part of your history you can be proud of and what is a shame - re-define your national identity and you'll have a new definition of who's French and who's not as well.

I know that guys on Stirpes know what's what, I'm talking about nationalists in general. It's just an advice how to promote the idea that Frenchman is someone who has French ancestry.

[Savorgnan]

Originally Posted by M.R.

You have a tradition more than 200 years that being "French" has nothing to do with ancestry - since French revolution. I'm not saying everyone thinks like that, but it's more wide-spread and easier to brainwash people with it.

I profoundly despise the French Republic (except the Vth, under De Gaulle's rule, who was a genuine king). And you are right, since two centuries my compatriots are brainwashed with the cult of the 1789 Revolution, they can't make any distinction between France and the Republic, so they were taught to in school. They all dream themselves as revolutionaries. Very wrongly though, since that in a Republic, the revolutionaries are, for an example, royalists.

Originally Posted by M.R.

If I was French, I wouldn't use the symbols like that 3 color flag or your anthem and wouldn't praise guys like Voltaire.

That's why I use the modern France's Royal coat of arms on my profile. I hate the tricolore, like all three colors bourgeois european flags.

Originally Posted by M.R.

You see this is a problem I see, that your national identity is full of wrong guys and symbols. Nationalists must distance yourself from that in every way.

Wrong guys, wrong symbols? And also wrong century (the XVIIIth), and wrong ideology (les Lumières). If we want France to survive, we can't avoid a total national refoundation.

Originally Posted by M.R.

My advice - look trough history, who's a French hero and who's not, what part of your history you can be proud of and what is a shame - re-define your national identity and you'll have a new definition of who's French and who's not as well.

Yes, but such a process won't go through a democratic way.

Originally Posted by M.R.

I know that guys on Stirpes know what's what, I'm talking about nationalists in general. It's just an advice how to promote the idea that Frenchman is someone who has French ancestry.

Very hard task indeed. Your basic French so-called nationalist is nothing else than a IIIrd Reich admirer, who knows nothing about France, and only refers to Mein Kampf... It's depressing sometimes, I have to forget about individuals not to discourage myself.

[M.R.]

If I would be you, I would try to organize something. Get few like-minded people. Those Nazis there can help you too, promote the French Royal coat of arms to them, print some flags with this coat of arms, find some good old patriotic French songs and promote them, paste them around on internet, educate others about medieval France, etc. I saw that video of Identitarian movement in France, it seem to me they're nationalists who are not under category of Nazi stereotype, contact them too. Spread those flags to anyone who's prepared to wave it around and hang it on the wall (quantity is important in this case, more people, the better). It was the same thing here few years ago, only NS had t-shirts with black panther (symbol of first Slovenian state - Carantania), after like 2 years every 10th person has at least one such t-shirt at home and everyone knows what is all about, people don't even confuse it with Nazi symbol anymore in general, even though every NS group/organization here uses it.

In short, promote this 'new (actually old) identity' to anyone who's prepared to listen, that means to every nationalist (by this I mean everyone who's concerned with French people and wouldn't mind to say France for French).