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Newborn girl 'buried alive by her father in Pakistan because she was deformed'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz20j5EpQCM

What is wrong with these people!

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SAVAGES.

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Something pleasant from the Daily Mail


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/gol...tish-Open.html

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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/c...w/15011419.cms

PRE-FABRICATED SHACKS EARN FLAK FROM OWNERS.

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Police reopen Denyse Sweeney case
17 Jul: Times of India. Under pressure, the Goa police have reopened a case involving a British woman, Denyse Sweeney, who died in Goa two years ago and are re-investigated it as a case of murder… Sources said that the authorities in-charge have invited Sweeney's family to Goa for an interview. If they did not respond, the police would travel to Britain

www.goanvoice.org.uk

Russian accused of illegally disposing of properties at Morjim
17 Jul: Herald. While the probe into the death of Russian businessman Yuri Nikolaevich Vergiles still going on, an interesting revelation of a whistleblower has painted an intriguing picture. Russian Yulia Yaskova, who cried foul play over Yuri’s death, is accused of illegally disposing of three properties at Morjim without the consent of the original owner Sergey Ivanov, also a Russian

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Centralised kitchens for 10 - 15 shacks?

What planet do these absolute morons come from?

Sorry, but they really do defy belief........


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A typical example of where 'experts' or those that perceive themselves to be experts, get involved at the 'sharp end' and demonstrate how little they actually know. - I once used an 'expert' designer to design a bar restaurant and she presented me with a design for a bar that had nowhere to put any glasses! Same the world over it seems.

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Centralised bullshit , the shacks spend most of the season fighting with each other.

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Mechanic 'drilled holes in wife's genitals so he could seal them with a PADLOCK when he went to work'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz211N0E21j

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[QUOTE=noni;10180487]Mechanic 'drilled holes in wife's genitals so he could seal them with a PADLOCK when he went to work'


Is there something wrong with that? Presumably it don't impair on her other duties, cleaning, cooking, ironing etc? Then I don't see a problem!

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And in the article about this in TOI he got her drunk so he could rape his daughter!
I know what I`d do to this sick person!!!!!

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The recent assault on a girl, in India, blamed on " BOYS " aping the West. .............where it is apparently so routine, they don't report it anymore !!!!!!!!!!!!!! So reports the ToI today. If they don't report these happenings, how do they know. Even after 60+ years, we still are blamed for all that's wrong in this hole. Ah well.

Davie.

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This was reported to have been said by Mamta Sharma chair person of the NCW.
She is taking a personal interest in the case.

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She may be taking a personal interest in the case but if she did make such a statement I for one would not take her seriously. Sexual attacks have always happened in every country and culture so to blame the west and to say that attacks in the west are so routine they are no longer reported is a ridiculous statement.

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It was just one part of what she said. She also said something about clothes which was also controversial!!
I couldnt find a link but if you type in her name you can find the report.