Buried Alive In Turkey—and Under the BurqaContinue reading
In Turkey — a country which was nearly accepted as a member by the European Union — a father and grandfather recently buried Medine Memi, a sixteen-year-old girl, alive — and all because she was seen talking to boys. Medine was repeatedly beaten. She ran to the police but they did not help her. When the men buried her she was “alive and fully conscious.”
This savage, heartless, primitive act is the ultimate, logical consequence of burying women alive — shrouding them — while they are still allowed to roam the earth. One becomes claustrophobic under the burqa, until one gets used to, indeed becomes dependent upon, being seen as a ghost, a phantom, invisible, not-quite-human, as good as dead.
All this past week, I received news of this “buried alive” atrocity in Turkey. I refrained from writing about it. What can one say? There is nothing to say. There is everything to do. No one is doing anything.
But, all over Europe, they are fighting about the Islamic Veil. Should burqas (full body shrouds) and niqab (face masks) be banned? Should hijab remain banned in school in France? The Council of Imams in Ireland has just had a press conference. It said that “a ban on the niqab — a veil worn by Muslim women that covers everything except the eyes — violates personal freedoms guaranteed by democratic systems. It added that such bans also constitute an obstacle to multiculturalism, integration and human rights.”
Women being veiled is itself a violation of personal freedoms and human rights and an obstacle to integration. The fact that these brainwashed, enslaved islamic women are all too happy to wear them doesn’t change that fact. Sharia has no place whatsoever in free societies.
Furthermore political leaders in the west need to stop walking on eggshells when it comes to islam and state bluntly that islam and its practices are an abomination, are anti-freedom, anti-human rights, misogynistic and have no place in the free world.
1 comments:
laura-lel , your recent comments on various Jerusalem Post talkback sites have a strong leftist bias. How come?
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