War = Rape = War
Some time ago I posted on Moslem men in Europe believing they had the "right" and "duty" to rape improperly dressed women.
Frontpage Magazine has a Symposium today on this issue and, while quite long, it worth the time to read. If only we could get the MSM to pay a little bit of attention to this epidemic.
Here are some amazing quotes from it:
" During the Algerian independence war the freedom fighters used to publicly sodomize French officers in order to achieve the enemy's maximum degradation."
"A friend of mine is a retired chief of police, who used to be in charge of the security of a major city in the south of France. He reported to me that his men had to face an average of 10 rapes a week, 80% made by Muslim young men. 30% being what we call, in French, a “ tournante “, meaning that the victim is being raped by an entire gang, one after the other, often during an entire night. My friend reports that, in many cases, he was able to locate and arrest the rapists, often very young ones, and, as part of the investigation, call the families. He was astonished that, in most cases, the parents not only would back up their rapist children, but also would not even understand why they would be arrested. "
"Inside the Palestinian territories, I collected a lot of different stories involving raping of an innocent girl who later on was slaughtered by her own father or cousin, because she had lost her virginity."
It also bothers me that Islam considers women to be little more than animals. The article uses the term "a necessary evil."
One of the panelists, Peter Raddatz, suggests that they are essentially children trapped in a society that does not allow them to truly grow up, and as a result they remain infants who throw a tantrum when things go wrong. He does not, however, use that as an excuse to tolerate the behavior but insists that it be corrected.
I believe we should hold these Moslem men to the same standards we are held to. If they want to be equal to us then they should act as our equals; if they are better than us then they should be held to a higher standard, not allowed more license to hurt people. But as this Symposium points out several times, they don't even have the same definition of evil as we do.
Frontpage Magazine has a Symposium today on this issue and, while quite long, it worth the time to read. If only we could get the MSM to pay a little bit of attention to this epidemic.
Here are some amazing quotes from it:
" During the Algerian independence war the freedom fighters used to publicly sodomize French officers in order to achieve the enemy's maximum degradation."
"A friend of mine is a retired chief of police, who used to be in charge of the security of a major city in the south of France. He reported to me that his men had to face an average of 10 rapes a week, 80% made by Muslim young men. 30% being what we call, in French, a “ tournante “, meaning that the victim is being raped by an entire gang, one after the other, often during an entire night. My friend reports that, in many cases, he was able to locate and arrest the rapists, often very young ones, and, as part of the investigation, call the families. He was astonished that, in most cases, the parents not only would back up their rapist children, but also would not even understand why they would be arrested. "
"Inside the Palestinian territories, I collected a lot of different stories involving raping of an innocent girl who later on was slaughtered by her own father or cousin, because she had lost her virginity."
It also bothers me that Islam considers women to be little more than animals. The article uses the term "a necessary evil."
One of the panelists, Peter Raddatz, suggests that they are essentially children trapped in a society that does not allow them to truly grow up, and as a result they remain infants who throw a tantrum when things go wrong. He does not, however, use that as an excuse to tolerate the behavior but insists that it be corrected.
I believe we should hold these Moslem men to the same standards we are held to. If they want to be equal to us then they should act as our equals; if they are better than us then they should be held to a higher standard, not allowed more license to hurt people. But as this Symposium points out several times, they don't even have the same definition of evil as we do.
posted by shoprat at 9:22 PM
2 Comments:
That's awful! It shows the true hypocrisy of their religion when they'd do things like that. This is the kind of thing femenists should be getting outraged over, not women staying home with their kids!
This happens all over the world and gets very little press.
Thanks, SR.
A good, but sad, post.
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