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Petrified easyJet passengers sit in horror as deported migrant screams ‘Allahu Akbar’ and ‘death is coming’ throughout flight

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easyjet-ala-akbarDuring an 11-minute tirade he screamed “Allahu Akbar” 29 times, “death is coming” 17 times, and “we will die” nine times.

Passengers on an easyJet flight sat in horror as a deported migrant repeatedly shouted “Allahu Akbar” and “today we will die”.

The Mail on Sunday reports the ranting man who was being deported by Home Office officials on the flight from Gatwick Airport to Venice.

During an 11-minute tirade he screamed “Allahu Akbar” 29 times, “death is coming” 17 times, and “we will die” nine times.

Passengers were reportedly prevented from using the toilets at the back of the plane near the man and asked to delete any pictures and audio they had taken by cabin crew.

The man was escorted from the plane by Italian police once the flight landed in Venice on August 23.

Source: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/petrified-easyjet-passengers-sit-horror-8812416?ptnr_rid=785807&icid=EM_Mirror_Nletter_DailyNews_News_smallteaser_Text_Story15

Syria: Startling picture of five-year-old Syrian captures horror of Aleppo conflict

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syrian-childA photograph of a five-year-old boy who survived an airstrike in Aleppo has highlighted the extent of the civil war in Syria. The image has gone viral around the world.

Covered in dust from head to toe after being pulled from the rubble caused by an airstrike, a young boy sits dazed and bewildered in the back of an ambulance. The survivor of the airstrike in Aleppo on Wednesday has been identified by Syrian doctors as five-year-old Omran Daqneesh.

The photograph is a still taken from a clip posted by the Aleppo Media Center on YouTube late on Wednesday.

The footage shows young Omran being rescued from the wreckage in Aleppo’s Qaterji neighborhood before being taken to the ambulance.

Within hours of being posted on Twitter, the startling image has been shared tens of thousands of times, prompting a huge response across social-media platforms.

President and CEO of the International Rescue Committeee David Miliband tweeted: “The stunned, bloodied face of a child survivor sums up the horror of Aleppo.”

Aleppo has been in a state of siege since government forces, led by President Bashar al-Assad, closed in on the Castello Road, the last route into rebel-held areas of the city. The road was severed nearly a month ago, sparking food shortages and sending prices skyrocketing in the eastern districts.

But in a major push earlier in August, a coalition of rebels, Islamists and jihadists fighting against government-led forces cut off the regime’s own main access road on the southern edges of the city, leaving millions of civilians trapped without electricity or water.

Russia, which has sent troops to help its longtime ally Assad, last week announced three-hour humanitarian pauses over three days in Aleppo.

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier slammed the move, saying that the three-hour window did not provide enough time for the necessary aid to be transported into the city. Echoing calls made by the United Nations (UN), Steinmeier demanded a complete ceasefire.

More than 290,000 people have been killed since Syria’s conflict erupted in March 2011. Millions have been displaced leading to a refugee crisis across the region and into Europe.

Horror in Istanbul: 2 dead, 2 injured

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Istanbul 53 years old Baki Akpinar that insanity in Zeytinburnu, sit in front of his house to discuss the 23-year-old Serkan Öğmen shot and killed after armed occasion Arikan want to separate the fight. The Mevlut Karelin wants to prevent itself from leg wounds Maintenance Akpinar fired the same gun to their head.

ncident allegedly occurred in the neighborhood Nuri Pasha at noon. Maintenance Akpinar, sit in front of the apartment is not yet Serkan ÖĞMEN began discussion for an unknown reason. Shortly after the debate turned into a fight. Maintenance Akpinar pointed the gun, Serkan living in the same apartment and tried to separate the fighting Öğmen then struck Arikan occasion.

Armenian genocide: the horror laid bare, Seuil 510 page

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By Jean Sevillia,

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Seuil, 510 p., 30 €.

1915-2015: The centenary of the Armenian genocide spilled much ink. Bringing truthful testimony and reports of time, specialists take us into the heart of a bloody massacre.

April 24, 1915, 600 Armenian notables were killed in Constantinople. This massacre gave the signal for a massacre that would cost lives, in just over a year, to almost 1.3 million people in Asia Minor, or two-thirds of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire.

Between 1894 and 1896, from 200,000 to 250,000 Armenians, Ottoman subjects had already been killed, and a million other dispossessed and driven from their land. In 1909, the Young Turks seized power and replaced the Sultan Abdul Hamid I. Mohamed V, which accepted the constitutional dictatorship of the nationalists. Or the Young Turks advocated a policy based on ethnic and cultural homogeneity of Turkey, which implied the removal of Christian minorities. As of April 1909, 30,000 Armenians were killed in Cilicia. In 1914, the Ottomans entered the war on the side of the Central Powers and the first failures of the Turkish army against the Russians provide the trigger of extermination that had been prepared and planned, including the deportation of the populations concerned. Report lefigaro.fr

On the occasion of the centenary of the Armenian Genocide, many books published in 2015. He just released two specialists, Raymond Kevorkian and Yves Ternon is a real amount. Organized chronologically, the book presents the facts, region by region, from contemporary documents: orders or reports of officers or officials Ottoman witness accounts, including Western religious settled in Turkey, diplomats, reports or foreign journalists. It is a succession of horrors. After the fall of the Young Turks in October 1918, a Turkish captain, enraged against his own country, will discuss “thousands of little children crushed against the walls and stones, girls that are strangling after being raped, men and women whose number reached hundreds of thousands slaughtered in the sword and who, under the blows of the ax, fill the pits and wells. “

Many states have recognized the responsibility of their rulers then in mass crimes committed in the twentieth century. So when Turkey she will refuse to do so?

Memorial of the Armenian Genocide, Raymond H. Kevorkian and Yves Ternon, Seuil, 510 p., 30 €.