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The Somali asylum seeker in Denmark Ahmad Omar Mohamed dragged a 10-year old-danish girl into some bushes and raped her while holding a knife to her throat in 2012.
A court sentenced him to prison and deportation from Denmark but the High Court later overturned the deportation order, arguing that an unconditional deportation would violate Denmarkβs international obligations, primarily under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR, Article 8: right to private and family life) and possibly UN conventions on refugees or child rights.
The courtβs key arguments were that:
- Mohamed had stronger ties to Denmark than to Somalia as he had arrived as a young child and had only attended Danish schools.
- The court argued that he was βwell-integratedβ in Denmark.
- The court also argued that a deportation to Somalia would disproportionately disrupt his established life in Denmark.
The Then-Justice Minister Morten BΓΈdskov confirmed in parliamentary consultations that deportation was not possible due to Denmarkβs international obligations.
Ahmad Omar Mohamad was charged with murder just a few days ago. He allegedly stabbed a Danish 77-year-old man to death just before Christmas.
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A court sentenced him to prison and deportation from Denmark but the High Court later overturned the deportation order, arguing that an unconditional deportation would violate Denmarkβs international obligations, primarily under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR, Article 8: right to private and family life) and possibly UN conventions on refugees or child rights.
The courtβs key arguments were that:
- Mohamed had stronger ties to Denmark than to Somalia as he had arrived as a young child and had only attended Danish schools.
- The court argued that he was βwell-integratedβ in Denmark.
- The court also argued that a deportation to Somalia would disproportionately disrupt his established life in Denmark.
The Then-Justice Minister Morten BΓΈdskov confirmed in parliamentary consultations that deportation was not possible due to Denmarkβs international obligations.
Ahmad Omar Mohamad was charged with murder just a few days ago. He allegedly stabbed a Danish 77-year-old man to death just before Christmas.
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The death toll in Kyiv from the Russian attack has risen to three, with six more injured
In the Darnytskyi district, where a drone struck a residential building, a follow-up attack occurred: one medic was killed, medical personnel responding to help were injured, and two rescuers were also wounded.
In the Dniprovskyi district, a drone hit a three-story residential building, destroying one entrance.
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In the Darnytskyi district, where a drone struck a residential building, a follow-up attack occurred: one medic was killed, medical personnel responding to help were injured, and two rescuers were also wounded.
In the Dniprovskyi district, a drone hit a three-story residential building, destroying one entrance.
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US technology CapEx spend has been massive:
In 2025, tech CapEx as a % of GDP nearly matched the COMBINED scale of the largest capital projects of the 20th century.
This comes as Big Tech CapEx rose to ~1.9% of GDP last year.
By comparison, nationwide broadband development at the beginning of the century made up ~1.2% of GDP.
The rapid expansion of electricity in 1949, the Apollo Moon Landing project, and the Interstate Highway system in the 1960s each represented ~0.6% of GDP.
The Manhattan Project to develop the first atomic weapons in the 1940s totaled ~0.4% of GDP.
The AI investment rush is unprecedented.
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In 2025, tech CapEx as a % of GDP nearly matched the COMBINED scale of the largest capital projects of the 20th century.
This comes as Big Tech CapEx rose to ~1.9% of GDP last year.
By comparison, nationwide broadband development at the beginning of the century made up ~1.2% of GDP.
The rapid expansion of electricity in 1949, the Apollo Moon Landing project, and the Interstate Highway system in the 1960s each represented ~0.6% of GDP.
The Manhattan Project to develop the first atomic weapons in the 1940s totaled ~0.4% of GDP.
The AI investment rush is unprecedented.
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My final hallucination before being dismembered by the cartel on the outskirts of Tepalcatepec
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Libtards think this happens when you have stuffed animals in your glove compartment
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π¨ Trump says U.S. forces will begin special operations & land strikes on Mexican soil
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Americans have spilt more blood than the Danes have in protecting Greenland
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Septum piercing theory. Letβs check with the average anti-ICE activist and see how theyβre doing.
This oneβs mad that Border Patrol was at her sonβs school. Maybe she should be mad that there were illegals at her son's school?
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This oneβs mad that Border Patrol was at her sonβs school. Maybe she should be mad that there were illegals at her son's school?
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BREAKING: The first government building in Iranβs capital, Tehran, has been set ablaze
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