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From the Vlad Tepes Blog:
- Bbc Tells Girls: Wear A Hijab For A Day
Jess Rhodes, with and without her hijab The Hijab is a Starter Burqa, Ladies. The Burqa is the Chains of Modern Slavery. The Burqa is a Death Shroud Which Lays To Rest The Identity of a Woman. The BBC is aiding and abetting the Islmization of the Western...
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Iranian Police To Launch Dress Code Enforcement Campaign; Ayatollah: Unveiled Women More Dangerous Than Evil Animals From Vlad Tepes, via The MEMRI Blog: Hossein Zadeh, a senior official in the Iranian police, said that last week’s rape attacks...
- Why K-state Is A Free Speech Red Zone
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education has given Kansas State University a free speech rating of "Red" mainly for the policies and antics of the school paper the Collegian. This morning I attempted to post a response to an article titled "Global...
- Stupid, Dumb Or Brainless
Achelois:If all Muslim women stopped wearing the burqa and even the hijab from tomorrow, then what? What will happen in their lives and the lives of countless non-Muslims who want empowerment for Muslim women? How will that help terrorism? How will it...
- An Unhappy Life For Women In Iraq
Rocco di Pippo of the Autonomist blog has been in Iraq recently, and reports that for women there, equality has still not been achieved: In terms of material resources, Iraq is poised to take its place among the earth's most prosperous nations. But,...
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Iranian women call on Western tourists to violate hijab law to fight against oppression
From the Vlad Tepes Blog:
Iranian women call on Western tourists to violate hijab law to fight against oppression
As more and more Western tourists visit Iran, foreign women are being urged to break the country’s strict Islamic dress code to “make a stand” about the restrictive laws.It is illegal for women to go out in public without wearing headscarf in the country, where thousands of undercover agents and “morality police” patrol the streets to check for violations.Women found to have their hair or bodies inadequately covered can be publicly admonished, fined or even arrested.
Vlad comments:But thousands of Iranians have been risking punishment by taking off their hijabs (headscarves) in public and snapping photos as part of a defiant online campaign to counter the “oppressive” law.
While Muslim phony-rights groups try and trick Western women into wearing a head cloth in order to sell the idea that not allowing the uniform of the Muslim Brotherhood is oppression of women, women living under genuine Islamic oppression are begging Western women who enjoy freedom to help them shake off Islamic misogyny.
- Bbc Tells Girls: Wear A Hijab For A Day
Jess Rhodes, with and without her hijab The Hijab is a Starter Burqa, Ladies. The Burqa is the Chains of Modern Slavery. The Burqa is a Death Shroud Which Lays To Rest The Identity of a Woman. The BBC is aiding and abetting the Islmization of the Western...
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Iranian Police To Launch Dress Code Enforcement Campaign; Ayatollah: Unveiled Women More Dangerous Than Evil Animals From Vlad Tepes, via The MEMRI Blog: Hossein Zadeh, a senior official in the Iranian police, said that last week’s rape attacks...
- Why K-state Is A Free Speech Red Zone
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education has given Kansas State University a free speech rating of "Red" mainly for the policies and antics of the school paper the Collegian. This morning I attempted to post a response to an article titled "Global...
- Stupid, Dumb Or Brainless
Achelois:If all Muslim women stopped wearing the burqa and even the hijab from tomorrow, then what? What will happen in their lives and the lives of countless non-Muslims who want empowerment for Muslim women? How will that help terrorism? How will it...
- An Unhappy Life For Women In Iraq
Rocco di Pippo of the Autonomist blog has been in Iraq recently, and reports that for women there, equality has still not been achieved: In terms of material resources, Iraq is poised to take its place among the earth's most prosperous nations. But,...