The Silence of the Feminazis

I know, I know it's a religion of peace. I got it. hat tip grasiela

On the first two days of Eid in Cairo a mob of hundreds of men swept through downtown attacking and sexually assaulting random girls in an animalistic display that must boggle every mind. Apparently, the utter lack of basic decency, respect for women, or the rule of law was not confined to Ramadan alone - in fact, Ramadan was the only thing suppressing the baser instincts of these men. I feel sick at heart, and may never spend time downtown again, as it seems we women are actively in danger there. Will Cairo one day be like Mogadishu, where every woman is raped before she turns 16? More here

Sandmonkey investigates here;

The bloggers available downtown documented the whole thing, and provided pictures of it as well. Reading their accounts I can't help by feel my heart being torn on what the people of the country has turned to. The one that broke my heart the most was Sharqawi's account (remember, he is the guy who got sexually assaulted by the police during interrogation ) and how it suddenly danwed at him that what happend to him wasn;t an isolated incident. That The Police forces didn;t came from another planet, that they were born and raised egyptians, amongst the egyptian people, the same egyptian people who have produced those mobs who found it in their right to attack girls in middle of crowded downtown for 5 houres under the police's watchdul eyes. The ones who approached the police asking them to do something were told : "what do you want us to do? It's Eid. Happy Eid to you too!" The same response was given to women who went to the police stations to report the incidents. The police refused to do their jobs and take a report, because it would probably reflect badly on their downtown peers. Some people were surprised at the Police's reaction, but the majoirty of us weren't. Those are the same police officers who facilitated the assaults on women last year during the referendum. This is business as usual for them.

What was unusual was the silence of the press. Nobody was mentioning it. Nobody was bringing it up. It seemed like there was some consensus of just not reporting it and maybe it will just go away. What at first seemed like a conspiracy got later on confirmed by my sources in the news media. Al Jazeera had taped the incidents but were forbidden to air it at the request of the egyptian authorities. The new editor at the Daily Star refused to touch it with a 6 foot pole. This was going to be one of those incidents that only the blogsphere would talk about, while the mainstream media ignored.

Sandmonkey is irate. Me? I am paralyzed. Sandmonkey rails at the Egyptian police here;

"We didn't hear of anything. This didn't happen. Things were just crowded in downtown that day, but no girls were assaulted, because no police reports were filed in that regard!"

FUCKERS!

I am not one of those people who claims to be above hate. I do hate, and I hate quite passionately, the same way when I love I love passionately. But I have to say that I have never hated anyone or group as much as I hate the egyptian police at this moment. It's a hate of unequaled proportions. I really wouldn't mind them all dying horrible deaths right now. A police force that doesn't protect its citizens, especially its women, has no business being on the streets. They become nothing more than an organized armed gang now in my opinion, even lower, because they are shaming everyone who wore theat uniform before and did his job. THEY DESERVE TO DIE!

Comments

[Lawrence]

This is sooo tragic. It hurts to read it, to even think this occurs in the 21st century.

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Gratz! on hitting the 2 million visits mark.

-L.

[Thomas Carney]

It's unbelievable that this is happening... it's even MORE UNBELIEVABLE that the Hillary Clintons, Helen Thomases, Barbras (Streisand and Walters), Eleanor Smeals, and Jane Fondas are silent about this!!

Egypt is another f_cked up Muslim country.

[sultan_knish]

Note the complete lack of media coverage, searching for Eid and Cairo on Goolag News brings up lots of stories about calls for tolerance on Eid.

But this is the mentality of the sorts of people who believe what Sheikh Hilaly preaches, except of course they don't distinguish between 'covered' and 'uncovered' meat. Some of the women assaulted were veiled and dressed Saudi style. But it's easier for Muslim leaders to blame the victims, as they do with Israel and America.

No difference here.

[Joseph]

Damned savages! I believe in the death penalty for rape. It's more than I can bear to see women abused that way.

[Jauhara]

It didn't matter that any of these women were veiled to some extent. The wrong reverend Taj al Din was right...men are animals, in the Islamist view of the world. Nothing but savage untamed animals. Put 'em down like animals, then.

[yonason]

this post from Dr. Sanity's website:

"The festival of E.I.D., celebrated by... ( E Insane Demons )

"What does Eid celebrate again and again?
God's bounty and His mercy"
http://www.jamaat.org/islam/eid.html

i.e., 'thanks god that gives us bountifools womens to rape, and infadels to kill who mercifully don't kills us back, again and again and again and.....'
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Or, as they celebrate it in Iraq, it's known as I.E.D.

[yonason]

huh?! Why didn't that come out? ...try again...

The festival of E.I.D., celebrated by... ( Extremely Insane Demons )

[forsoothsayer]

thanks, but i'd prefer if my blog wasn't used to promote your neo-con, Islam-hating agenda. I never said anything about it being Islam's fault, nor did the sandmonkey. a lot of your commentators are downright dangerous.