Monday 22 January 2018

Sennels Effect in Pakistan, Teacher Murders Pupil.

Those Muslims who have no other cultural input than the teachings of their rotten death cult are not the same as us, in that they have not developed in the same way as we in the West. This leads to the propagation of several character defects which render them hard put to acclimatise to Western civilisation whenever they choose to come & 'enrich' it.

Among these flaws are a hat-trigger temper, a propensity to resort to violence & a tendency to project responsibility for their actions onto other people. These deficits were first studied & described by Danish criminal psychologist Nicolai Sennels as he worked with inmates in his country's penal system, & which are meticulously laid out in an essay of his penning published by the New English Review in May 2010.

Thus the Sennels Effect is the phenomenon of what a Westerner would consider an unsavoury personal interaction escalating into homicidal violence due to one or more of the protagonists belonging to the Islamic faith. The story of a teacher in a Karachi school beating an eight-year-old pupil to death is one of the more extreme examples, & has been reported by DawnNews today (hat-tip to The Religion Of peace):

Karachi cleric held on charges of beating boy to death

An eight-year-old boy was beaten to death allegedly by a teacher at a seminary in the Bin Qasim Town area on Sunday noon.

The child, Mohammad Hussain, expired when Qari Najmuddin of a seminary-cum-tuition centre beat him in Edu Goth near Pipri off National Highway, said Malir SSP Adeel Hussain Chandio.

"Qari has been arrested and an FIR registered against him while the boy's parents appear reluctant to pursue the case against him," added the police officer.

Bin Qasim SHO Dhani Bux Marri told Dawn that the victim had previously been beaten by the same person at the seminary and therefore he stopped attending it.

"However, the parents started sending him again to the seminary," he further said.

On Sunday morning, the boy tried to flee but Najmuddin caught him and beat the boy with a stick and other hard and blunt objects which resulted in his death.

"There are visible signs of torture on the boy's body but the parents refused a post-mortem examination. We will register an FIR against the cleric on behalf of the state if the family refuses to pursue the case legally," he said.

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