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October 13th, 2015 
Awake Goy London’s Metropolitan Police have announced the number of African voodoo child torture cases in Britain’s capital has doubled each year for the last three years—a development that has come alongside the swamping of that metropolis to a majority nonwhite city.
According to the Metropolitan Police’s “Project Violet”—a special unit set up solely to combat African voodoo attacks on children accused of “witchcraft” and suffering from “exorcism rituals,” there have been 60 cases reported so far in 2015.
A report in Britain’s Evening Standard newspaper quoted a Project Violet spokesman as saying that this was already more than the previous year’s reported cases (46 in total), and that the 2014 figure was also double that of 2013.
Project Violet describes itself as a “specialist faith-based abuse team”—politically correct speak for African voodoo investigations, although, as they admit, there are a significant number of cases of similar practices occurring among Asians in London as well.
Detective Sergeant Terry Sharpe, from Project Violet, was quoted as saying that there “has been a significant increase” in the number of reported cases.
This comes as no surprise, given the fact that the 2011 census in London showed that the number of people describing themselves as “white British” in the capital had dropped to just 44 percent.
In Africa and certain parts of Asia, belief in witchcraft and voodoo is the norm, rather than the exception, and as London has become flooded with nonwhites, so their culture and belief systems have replaced those of the whites who have been ethnically cleansed from that city.
“You’ll get the actual physical abuse and injuries taking place, and in the worst-case scenario we’ve had some homicides as well,” Detective Sergeant Sharpe continued.
“We’ve had a case within the last year where a nine-year-old boy had been called a devil child and thrown out of his address by his parents and was found by social services standing in his bare feet,” he added.
Other cases reported to the Metropolitan Police included children who were swung around and “smacked” to “drive out the devil,” while others were said to have raw chilies rubbed into their eyes during exorcism rituals.
Victoria Adjo Climbié. left, and her murderer, right.
High-profile cases of child abuse involving religious rituals have prompted changes in child protection policies, such as the 2000 incident involving an eight-year-old Ivorian girl, Victoria Adjo Climbié, who was tortured and murdered by her guardians after being accused of being a witch.
Another high-profile case of abuse linked to religious ritual involved the murder of Kristy Bamu, who was accused of being possessed by “evil spirits,” beaten with hammers, floor tiles, and broken glass, before being drowned in a bathtub.
In March 2012, Eric Bikubi and Magalie Bamu, both from the Democratic Republic of Congo, and living in London, were found guilty of Kristy’s murder. The prosecution argued that Bikubi had a “profound and disturbing” belief in witchcraft.
A year later the Metropolitan Police found the dismembered corpse of a Nigerian boy in the River Thames, who had also been ritually murdered.
The United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC) urged Britain to do more to stop this brutal form of people trafficking.
“We’re concerned about reports that hundreds of children have been abducted from their families in Africa and trafficked to the UK, especially London, for religious rituals,” Kirsten Sandberg, head of the CRC and a former Norwegian Supreme Court judge, said in June 2014.
“They are used in so-called voodoo rituals, and are also raped and sexually abused. The number of convictions is extremely low,” she told media.
Source Article from http://newobserveronline.com/significant-rise-in-african-voodoo-in-london-as-nonwhites-take-over-that-city/
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