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I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Look at Europe. The story of a white woman being abused like this did not surprise me one bit. Curious that the Post warns not to extrapolate too much... The PC crowd say the same thing about the worrying disproportionate rise in rapes of white teenage girls by Muslim men and Muslim gangs in England. The PC crowd also say the same thing about the fact that Sweden has gone from having the lowest number of rapes per capita in the whole of Europe, to the highest number per capita in the whole of Europe - all but one of which (IIRC) last year were perpetrated by Muslim men, and nearly all of which involved exceptional violence. No doubt, the PC crowd in Denmark and Norway are also trying to find a way not to extrapolate too much from the fact that in recent years, Muslim immigrants have been massively over-represented in rape statistics (typically 3 in every 4). This, just off the top of my head. But, yeah! Let's not take this lying down! Although maybe we should recline just enough that we don't offend anyone? Still, I suppose you don't need to extrapolate too much when an Imam in Sweden says that unveiled women are asking to be raped, or when a journalist in Denmark makes the mistake of mentioning the official rape figures and is then tried by his own government for racial hatred (the same government, incidentally, that introduced, overnight and without consulting the people, a new clause to its constitution that makes it illegal to talk out against multiculturalism). There is a problem here. It stems from many things, but the common denominator is religion. The sooner the media are prepared to discuss that, the better for everyone.

I can think of one good reason...

Watch this for Anthony LaTorre in action getting his veterans day award

Is it possible he was referring to the USS Oklahoma City? It was in Japan for all of the '70s. Not a battleship, but I'll try to give someone the benefit of the doubt before calling them out.