@ Mustang -- At this point, I'd say IF she survives the 'medical treatment,' she needs to stow away in somebody's field marching pack and get the hell outta Dodge.
The terrible heinous thing that a Taliban member did by shooting that helpless young girl was not only a viscious and cruel act with murderous intent but it alos exposed the mindset of those mind programed in non-watered down hard core Islam. Which is full of brutal and extreme misogyny. What the Taliban did also shows that Briggte Gabrel made a valid statement when she wrote in her book THEY MUST BE STOPPED that "Women in Islam are considered unclean, deemed inferior even to dirt."
However, I do expect that Hollywood will churn out a film about Malala to make the bucks. In the process, of course, Hollywood will not tell about the many other atrocities.
I bring up Hollywood because, particularly for the younger generation, films can have a lot of impact.
Brooke, One of my cousins -- the smartest and prettiest of her generation -- converted to Islam.
Her own mother has banned her from the family. The young woman's name is not allowed to be spoken!
Harsh? Yes.
But my cousin's husband served in Desert Storm, and her son served in Afghanistan -- both in the USMC. The hideous things that tell about what Islam sanctions!
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And what do you think will be the likely consequences to her when all US and coalition forces leave?
ReplyDeleteUS policy has done her no favors, nor has Mrs. Bush ... whose heart is good, but whose head is ... well, never mind.
We know about this girl, how many others have been killed, tortured, we may never know.
ReplyDeleteI hope she survives and has a complete recovery, but medically I don't think it looks too good.
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@ Mustang -- At this point, I'd say IF she survives the 'medical treatment,' she needs to stow away in somebody's field marching pack and get the hell outta Dodge.
ReplyDelete@ Anon -- "...as long as their islamic woman don't push their islam or their islamic dressing to us nonbelievers."
ReplyDeleteWith thinking like that, you're not going to be invited to the next beheading.
Hmmm. On second thought, you may be the guest of honor.
Hey leftists! What were you saying about that 'war on women'?
ReplyDeleteN.O.W.? Women's rights groups? Dems? Hellooooo? So far, the only outrage I've seen is on conservative or right-leaning sites.
@ WS -- Jefferson never met the Taliban.
ReplyDeleteI never thought I would say something like this about a group of people, but the taliban are a scourge on this planet. Every last one of them.
ReplyDeleteCuba: So are Fatah, Hamas, Hesbollah, and the terrorists who control Iran. Agree?
ReplyDeletedmarks: I agree that these groups are all despicable, but from their actions, the taliban are one notch worse than the rest.
ReplyDeleteThe terrible heinous thing that a Taliban member did by shooting that helpless young girl was not only a viscious and cruel act with murderous intent but it alos exposed the mindset of those mind programed in non-watered down hard core Islam. Which is full of brutal and extreme misogyny. What the Taliban did also shows that Briggte Gabrel made a valid statement when she wrote in her book THEY MUST BE STOPPED that "Women in Islam are considered unclean, deemed inferior even to dirt."
ReplyDeleteThe atrocity perpetrated upon Malala Yousufzai is the REAL war on women.
ReplyDeleteThe overall silence in the West is deafening.
Yes, right now the story of Malala has made the news.
But similar atrocities -- I don't need to enumerate them here -- are swept under the rug so as not to offend Islam. Pfffft.
Walter,
ReplyDeleteThey Must Be Stopped is an excellent book!
It actually gave me nightmares -- because of both the content and the media's and academia's silence about these matters.
Dmarks,
ReplyDeleteYes, all of those groups -- although some of them have quite the pr machine.
Hollywood is almost completely AWOL too.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I do expect that Hollywood will churn out a film about Malala to make the bucks. In the process, of course, Hollywood will not tell about the many other atrocities.
I bring up Hollywood because, particularly for the younger generation, films can have a lot of impact.
Brooke,
ReplyDeleteOne of my cousins -- the smartest and prettiest of her generation -- converted to Islam.
Her own mother has banned her from the family. The young woman's name is not allowed to be spoken!
Harsh? Yes.
But my cousin's husband served in Desert Storm, and her son served in Afghanistan -- both in the USMC. The hideous things that tell about what Islam sanctions!
Mustang,
ReplyDeleteLaura Bush is a wonderful person. But she is naive in the extreme.
In fact, most librarians whom I personally know are the same way!
Marine4ever,
ReplyDeleteI admit it....I chucked when I read the second part of your comment.
Sorry, AOW. That's just my way. I have that effect on a whole lot of people; they just want to up-chuck.
ReplyDeleteMarine4ever,
ReplyDeleteI meant "chuckled," of course.
I can't type. Or something.
I "chuckled" when I read it, AOW. You were right the FIRST time.
ReplyDeleteI'm having a terrible time getting used to my new laptop's keyboard. The touch is so different from the dinosaur machine I was using for over 7 years.
ReplyDeleteI'm still having a hard time with the concept of the fax machine.
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