Muslim Slaves
August 26, 2010 7 Comments
Once again Islam is showing how evilly it treats the five hundred million (or more) women of its culture, and consequently how stupid the religion is.
“In Saudi Arabia a conservative Saudi cleric was told to stop giving unauthorized edicts after he called for a boycott of a supermarket chain that employs women as cashiers, the office of the kingdom’s most senior religious leader said Thursday.”
“Sheik Youssef al-Ahmed had urged people not to shop at Panda Supermarket because women there work in jobs that allow for the mingling of the sexes, which the cleric said was a violation of Islamic law.” Yahoo News
In all Muslim controlled countries women are considered less than human, they are prey for practically any Muslim man. They generally have no, or very limited, rights, they can be raped with impunity, acid can be thrown in their faces for desiring an education, they can be killed for eloping with a beau without permission of their senior family male, they are property of family males or husbands. They are told what to wear and how to act, they are not allowed to vote…they have no control of their lives at all.
Most Muslim women are no more than slaves to any man they are linked to by blood or marriage. They are rarely allowed out of the home and when they are they must be accompanied by a male family member. Of course the males in Muslim households love this, as do the husbands. The husbands are free to take a second wife and do pretty much whatever they please with either of their wives and female children.
Now Muslims all over the world are trying to bring Sharia Law to the democratic countries they have immigrated too, and thereby achieve ultimate control of all the slaves they call daughter or wife…everywhere in the world.
This is an evil religion of the first order and does not deserve equal treatment under the laws of our country. No matter how much the Muslim leaders protest that Islam is a religion of peace; as long as they treat females the way they do and connive to continue these practices wherever they live, they deserve to be shunned and not treated with any kind of respect by respectable people. Good people do not let inhumanity continue to exist in their midst. I might add that good people do not make excuses for a religion that acts like this…there is none.
Think of this…A Muslim male is almost NEVER arrested for any kind of mistreatment of family Muslim women or female children, and often not even for unrelated females. Would you want this to go on here in the US? Should ANY religion be allowed to even exist that is this evil?
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Hi,
Your post about the Border Patrol showed up as ‘recommended’ on a post on my blog—even though it was opposite of what I had to say. After further reading on your blog, I hope we can agree to disagree! I live on the border and was wondering if you live near it too.
Regardless, THANK YOU for saying what I am too intimidated to say about Islam. I have been a diehard atheist since I was a kid, and it sickens me to see how many atheists are supporting Islam, out of ignorance I guess, or more likely, fear. Suddenly it is perfectly OK to bash Christianity but no one is allowed to touch Islam, which is a thousand times worse. Americans are bullied into political correctness, but all it does is make people repress their anger. Political correctness is evil because it is not an honest representation of how people really feel.
I enjoy reading articulate postings by likeminded people. You handle yourself very well in your comments sections when people disagree with you. I think you’re brave for speaking out, as it is more and more common that we are not allowed to express our disgust with “the peaceful religion,” lest we have the “R” word hurled at us. Pathetic, yes?
Take care and write me any time,
Debra
Hi Debra, thanks for writing.
That post about the border patrol was written years ago it seems to me. I don’t even remember what year it was then.
Yes I live in Arizona, kinda’ close to the border. Right now I am in Phoenix for a seminar at the Mayo Clinic and enjoying the beautiful weather here. I went to your blog earlier and nosed around and I really like it. You have some nice pictures of your area. Been there twice in the last 20 years or so. Nice town.
One of the great things about blogging…you can generally speak your mind unless you are batcrap crazy and threatening to kill people. 🙂
I think that many people are living in a dream world regarding the Muslim faith. I keep hearing this “Islam is a religion of peace,” but I don’t see them kicking out the evil Mullahs or leaders, and practically every day (if you follow the overseas news outlets) you hear of women getting killed or disabled by the religious nut-cakes of Islam. It is truly an evil organization and we need to watch it closely or we will be sorry.
Thanks again for commenting and you have a nice evening, day, week , month, etc. 🙂
I am going to link to you on the family section of my blogroll. If you have objections to this just post back here.
Thanks, I’ve linked to your blog as well.
Yes the US is much too complacent. I just can’t believe how demanding Muslims are and how much America acquiesces. The “peaceful religion” slogan is a new mantra we are supposed to repeat until numb. Revisionist history, ugh.
I’m confused about the Flickr pics, which are yours?
Hello again “Anonymous”
I wanted to say that I spent some more time on your blog and I was *REALLY* impressed. You are a very good writer and a fantastic artist. I love blogs such as yours that just flow so easily and make what some would call boring…really really interesting. You have inspired me to do more with my own blog.
About the Flickr photo on the sidebar; they are just a feature that WordPress and Flickr have that lets you add some interest to your blog. They are the work of someone else. I started with it when I started my blog because I was too lazy to do my own…:-) However you have inspired me and I will start taking some of my own; after all I live in a beautiful area just like you do.
Really nice to talk with someone else from this neck-of-the-woods.
twom
Huh, I don’t know why that comment came through “anonymous. ” I wouldn’t even know how to do that if I tried!
Thanks for compliments, I appreciate it. I do not want to write in a vacuum and I enjoy the interaction among other bloggers who share ideals. But, I have found that many bloggers are not interested in commenting, and some are even hostile. So that’s why I’m shy about writing about my opinions when it comes to politics especially. But I am pleased to have found your blog—and glad to have inspired you. I look forward to seeing photos of your area taken by you!
Debra
What’s your first name? Is it on here somewhere and I’m missing it? Or is it not written?
My name is Bill
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