Moonbat News Networx:
3 for one stories:
- Angelina’s heart bleeds for Iraq,
- Liberian Muslims abandon child after rape
- is the ‘honor killing cancer” curable?
Saint Angelina Jolie breaks down in tears in iraq,
Damaged Goods:Â “Don’t want her anymore..”
Parents disown girl, 8, after rape
THE parents of an eight-year-old girl lured into a shed with chewing gum and raped by four boys have disowned her for “bringing shame” on her family. The Telegraph omits the fact that the parents were recent Libereian migrants…. can you guess the religion?
The girl and the four suspects are refugees from the war-torn West African country of Liberia, which, according to investigators, would “complicate authenticating names and dates of birth.” How the f*#k did they get into the US then?
Amanda from AP provides the excuses right here:
In some parts of Africa, women often are blamed for being raped for enticing men or simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Girls who are raped are often shunned by their families.
“It’s a shame-based culture, so the crime is not as important as protecting the family name and the name of the community,” said Tony Weedor, a Liberian refugee in Littleton, Colo., and co-founder of the CenterPoint International Foundation, which helps Liberians resettle in the U.S. “I just feel so sorry for this little girl. Some of these people will not care about the trauma she’s going through – they’re more concerned about the shame she brought on the family.” Â More>>
How to cure the honour killings ‘cancer’
Almost as soon as news broke that the murders of three Afghan-Canadian teenage sisters and their father’s first wife in Kingston, Ont., were possible “honour killings,” some in the Muslim community reacted in the most predictable fashion: defensiveness and denial.
Instead of voicing outrage at the murders, two Muslim callers to my CFRB radio show in Toronto slammed me for raising the subject, and suggested I had some hidden agenda. “This has nothing to do with Islam,” said one caller, despite the fact no one on the show had, to that point, even mentioned the word “Islam,” let alone accused the religion of sanctioning honour killings.
Continue reading Shame Culture: How Do You "Cure The Honor Killing Cancer?"
                             Remember Amina and Sarah
Amina Said (L), 18, and her sister Sarah, 17, were shot dead by their father Yaser at their home in Irving, Texas, in January 2008. Said was upset by his daughters’ “Western ways” and was assisted in the killing by his wife, the girls’ mother. The victims of honor killings are largely teenage daughters or young women. Unlike ordinary domestic violence, honor killings often involve multiple family members as perpetrators.
