Horror and Hush-Up in Twin Falls, Idaho - Michelle Malkin:
"Something wicked happened in Idaho's rural Magic Valley.
The evil has been compounded by politicians,
media and special interest groups doing their damnedest to suppress the story and quell a righteous citizen rebellion.
On June 7, a brief news item appeared on local Twin Falls, Idaho-based KMVT about a "reported sexual assault that possibly occurred near the Fawnbrook Apartments" five days earlier.
...Police and the local prosecutor's office grudgingly confirmed that an investigation had begun into the incident.
The victim:
A
mentally disabled 5-year-old girl.
The alleged perpetrators:
Three boys, ages 7, 10 and 14, from
Sudanese and Iraqi immigrant families (predominantly Muslim) who have been in the country for less than two years --
all but confirming that they are refugees.
What happened?
The case is under seal because it involves minors, but prosecutor Grant Loebs said there is videotape of the alleged sexual assault (a fact which local activists first divulged).
Two of the boys are in custody.
It's not clear what happened to the third.
Here's the sickening thing:
The people who should have been asking tough questions -- like, you know, mainstream journalists -- have
spent more time attacking local whistleblowers and bloggers than they have spent demanding answers and holding public officials accountable.
Why?..."
The victim:Almost 10 years ago, Maclean's magazine published an essay by Mark Steyn titled, "The future belongs to Islam".
In it, he suggested, "the West is growing old and enfeebled, and lacks the will to rebuff those who would supplant it."It was an extract from Steyn's then best-selling book America Alone, where he concluded, "It's the end of the world as we've known it..."There was an outcry among Canada's Islamists, who took Steyn and Maclean's to the Ontario and British Columbia Human Rights Commissions.My fellow Sun columnist, Farzana Hassan, and I wrote a rejoinder in Maclean's titled, "Mark Steyn has a right to be wrong."Today, I recognize, Steyn was right and I was wrong.
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