The ordeal finally came to an end on May 27, 2021, when the girl was taken out in public by the pair and a passing motorist suspected she was not with the men voluntarily and intervened.

In his testimony at Yasir’s trial, the witness recounted how he “was in the car and saw two men pulling her by the arms. I immediately called 112. Then I went back and asked her if everything was okay.”

“She looked terrified, but she didn’t answer. One of the two said he was her husband. I didn’t believe him and offered the girl a lift: She got into the car and thanked me in English. Then I accompanied her to the police,” he told the court.

Other employees of the farmhouse were called to give evidence at the trial and claimed to be unaware of the girl’s captivity, prompting the prosecution to question the extent to which other employees were complicit in the violence or if they were genuinely ignorant of the horror unfolding on the premises.

It does seem implausible that those other employees had no knowledge of the German girl, who was, after all, held captive for two years. Isn’t it more likely that they knew she was a captive, but were terrified of what the two Pakistanis, both violent men, would do to them if those employees reported their crime?

Today I have posted three vignettes — from France, Germany, and this one from Italy — chosen at random, that involve Muslims who have tried to kill, or kidnapped, or repeatedly gang-raped, non-Muslims victims. These vignettes offer a glimpse into the Muslim crime wave that has been engulfing all of Europe, where Muslim criminals victimize their non-Muslim hosts.

Is it any wonder that Geert Wilders of the Netherlands, who wishes to halt all Muslim migration into his country, has just scored a convincing victory that may allow him to rule over a coalition government? And should we be surprised, given how many crimes are now committed by Muslims in Germany, that Alternative für Deutschland, an anti-Muslim immigrant party, led by the formidable Alice Weidel, has now become the second largest party in Germany?

Let us hope that these politicians, fully alert to the disastrous consequences of Muslim mass migration into Europe, will be joined by others, including Marine Le Pen and Eric Zemmour in France, Rasmus Paludan in Denmark, Jimmie Akesson in Sweden, Giorgia Meloni and Matteo Salvini in Italy, and Victor Orban in Hungary, as Europe wakes up, not a moment too soon. As Milton wrote in Areopagitica, “Methinks I see in my mind a noble and puissant nation rousing herself like a strong man after sleep, and shaking her invincible locks.”