Islamic Terrorism Not Reported

A London woman, Resham Khan, and her cousin, Jameel, became victims of an acid attack while they were out celebrating Khan’s 21st birthday. 

Both victims were left with life-changing injuries: Khan is suffering from damage to one of her eyes and severe burns to her face and body. Jameel, who also suffered severe burns, had to be induced into a coma.

“The pain was excruciating,” Khan told ITV News. “I was struggling to close the window. My cousin struggled to get us away.”

“I saw my clothes burn away in front of me. He put his foot down as we were coming onto a dual carriage way but the pain took over and we crashed,” she continued.

“We stripped off in the middle of the road, running around screaming and begging for water. We did this for 45 minutes. No ambulance came,” added the 21-year-old.

Good Samaritans nearby the attack helped Khan and Jameel get to a local hospital.

“I keep wondering if my life will ever be the same. I feel as though I’m blessed to have my limbs and senses. But I loved my face and body,” said Khan.

A friend of the victims, Daniel Mann, set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for the cousins’ recovery.

There have been over 1,800 reported acid attacks in London since 2010.

“Last year it was used in 454 crimes, compared to 261 in 2015, according to Met Police figures,” reported the BBC in March.

The Muslim mayor of London has said that the city just needs to get used to Islamic terrorism.  It is the new normal.  The terror, however, goes underreported.  Among the latest stories is the one about how Muslim youth gangs attack residents in London’s largest Jewish community with knives, baseball bats, and machetes, beating and terrorizing innocent Jews in their own neighborhood night after night.

Riot police have been dispatched to try to stop the “violence involving machetes and swords”, but Islam only sees Muslim law as the true law, and therefore disregard local laws or police.

The majority of the youth aggressors were Muslim migrants but the political correct British press either calls them “youths” or “Asian” or doesn’t mention them at all.

Some of the youths were heard shouting “Allahu Akbar” by a few witnesses at the scene.