Comments on: Kuwait: Enter the misogyny http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/ Thinking Ahead Sat, 11 Feb 2012 20:46:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: elinor(Iran) http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15555 elinor(Iran) Sat, 10 Jan 2009 11:47:43 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15555 Kawthar, I guess he was talking of women of Arid and semi-Arid terrains. When it comes to Middle East we have no more races, the time that we had the whole West like a peice of cheese in our very large mouths, we made a salad of our race and culture, you can find traces of all the existing races and religions of today and the past within the borders of our Middle East, from the beautiful shores of the Mediterrainian sea to the warmest of tides that belong to the Arabina seas. Murder is in the blood of all human beings, if you read the old scriptures you wll read about how brothers treated one another, tyhose were our forefathers and we are no better, if not worse. The mere fact of ranking a religion, a sex, a race or an innocent child above the other for any reason or cause, this is merely based on ignorance which is a very selling commodity nowadays. Here on this forum I try to talk on behalf of the Middle Eastern woemn, who could be Iranian, Arab, Israeli or Turkish ( Turkey will never be yours, mind that!), Non of us will approve of kids being kid any where inside the region or outside, because these borderlines are stupid, they are conceptual, they do not mean any thing when it comes to limiting human beings as their humanity appleis within these borders and not out of that. The sickness of men who is mostly merely a biological industry of spermatosoid, will never cease, I guess if we can keep one brand, we can send the rest to the farms to be productive and just let the world have a some peace. Kawthar,
I guess he was talking of women of Arid and semi-Arid terrains. When it comes to Middle East we have no more races, the time that we had the whole West like a peice of cheese in our very large mouths, we made a salad of our race and culture, you can find traces of all the existing races and religions of today and the past within the borders of our Middle East, from the beautiful shores of the Mediterrainian sea to the warmest of tides that belong to the Arabina seas. Murder is in the blood of all human beings, if you read the old scriptures you wll read about how brothers treated one another, tyhose were our forefathers and we are no better, if not worse. The mere fact of ranking a religion, a sex, a race or an innocent child above the other for any reason or cause, this is merely based on ignorance which is a very selling commodity nowadays. Here on this forum I try to talk on behalf of the Middle Eastern woemn, who could be Iranian, Arab, Israeli or Turkish ( Turkey will never be yours, mind that!), Non of us will approve of kids being kid any where inside the region or outside, because these borderlines are stupid, they are conceptual, they do not mean any thing when it comes to limiting human beings as their humanity appleis within these borders and not out of that.
The sickness of men who is mostly merely a biological industry of spermatosoid, will never cease, I guess if we can keep one brand, we can send the rest to the farms to be productive and just let the world have a some peace.

]]> By: Kawthar (Sudan) http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15554 Kawthar (Sudan) Fri, 09 Jan 2009 08:28:07 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15554 Aryans? Women are nice? What are you on? Aryans? Women are nice?

What are you on?

]]> By: Trevor Loughlin http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15553 Trevor Loughlin Fri, 09 Jan 2009 06:09:55 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15553 Women are too nice, and fail to analyse the nature of the threat. Even right wing leaders such as George Bush cannot grasp the true nature of Salafism. In the West, stalkers, child molesters, rapists and sadistic sexual murderers of women are the most despised and reviled group in society. The charm and beauty of Aryan women creates intensly strong protective instincts towards them. We want women on top because we know it is the natural order of things. In contrast, the Salafist model in the Islamic world elevates this despised group into a position of honour and power. Islamicism represents a form of organised, politicised sexual criminality. The trouble with this is that when Westerners see beautiful young women have their teeth and eyes smashed to a pulp during stoning by these politically santioned sadistic sex criminals, they have no problem seeing Palestinian women and children exterminated by Israel. Arab women MUST take up arms and kill these political sex criminals before they spout more poison. Otherwise their whole population will be at risk of collective punishment by the advanced Aryan nations. Women are too nice, and fail to analyse the nature of the threat. Even right wing leaders such as George Bush cannot grasp the true nature of Salafism.
In the West, stalkers, child molesters, rapists and sadistic sexual murderers of women are the most despised and reviled group in society. The charm and beauty of Aryan women creates intensly strong protective instincts towards them. We want women on top because we know it is the natural order of things.
In contrast, the Salafist model in the Islamic world elevates this despised group into a position of honour and power. Islamicism represents a form of organised, politicised sexual criminality. The trouble with this is that when Westerners see beautiful young women have their teeth and eyes smashed to a pulp during stoning by these politically santioned sadistic sex criminals, they have no problem seeing Palestinian women and children exterminated by Israel. Arab women MUST take up arms and kill these political sex criminals before they spout more poison. Otherwise their whole population will be at risk of collective punishment by the advanced Aryan nations.

]]> By: elinor(Iran) http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15552 elinor(Iran) Thu, 26 Jun 2008 07:24:48 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15552 Jassi, one thing more I want to add to your comment is that the people who think otheriwse, they leave the region. Then it is all left to the extremists to rule and set theri own rules. Jassi, one thing more I want to add to your comment is that the people who think otheriwse, they leave the region. Then it is all left to the extremists to rule and set theri own rules.

]]> By: jassi http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15551 jassi Wed, 25 Jun 2008 19:14:24 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15551 Unfortunately, the gulf region is sandwhiched between Saudi on one side and Iran on da other. Both of them r religious dictatorships and worse yet, both have da money and influence 2 interfere in gulf affairs---remember, wahabi type gulfeez on one hand and shia gulfeez on da other----i dont know, but i have a very bad feeling that becuz of da war in iraq, there is a silent tug of war going on in da gulf and that whole region is going to fall either in da wahabi camp (saudi) or da shia camp (irani)---it doesnt matter becuz both r evil becuz of their respective radical versions of islam. i care only about dubai becuz it is one da few open and prosperous cities in da muslim world, both socially and economically---it is also, thank god, a shariah-free zone but im really scared that da few coming yrs may reverse all that especially if there is another war in that region,ie, US vs Iran or something like that. Unfortunately, the gulf region is sandwhiched between Saudi on one side and Iran on da other. Both of them r religious dictatorships and worse yet, both have da money and influence 2 interfere in gulf affairs—remember, wahabi type gulfeez on one hand and shia gulfeez on da other—-i dont know, but i have a very bad feeling that becuz of da war in iraq, there is a silent tug of war going on in da gulf and that whole region is going to fall either in da wahabi camp (saudi) or da shia camp (irani)—it doesnt matter becuz both r evil becuz of their respective radical versions of islam. i care only about dubai becuz it is one da few open and prosperous cities in da muslim world, both socially and economically—it is also, thank god, a shariah-free zone but im really scared that da few coming yrs may reverse all that especially if there is another war in that region,ie, US vs Iran or something like that.

]]> By: elinor(Iran) http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15550 elinor(Iran) Sun, 22 Jun 2008 17:26:05 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15550 Esra'a measures as such, kills the spiritual sirit of people. Naturally they get offended and feel hostile toward the ones who are imposing, when religion becomes imposing it wouldn't have the same impanct, it wouldn't have pure-hearted followers who believe and act accordingly. Usually religion is the shelter, and people take refuge there when they have their problems, this imposing of the laws would take this shelter away. It will convert the shelter into a jail. That is not fair. I hope that Kuwaiti women oppose and dont let this happen. Kuwaiti women, as Esra'a has mentioned, have a high- profile of activity seeking their rights. Esra’a measures as such, kills the spiritual sirit of people. Naturally they get offended and feel hostile toward the ones who are imposing, when religion becomes imposing it wouldn’t have the same impanct, it wouldn’t have pure-hearted followers who believe and act accordingly. Usually religion is the shelter, and people take refuge there when they have their problems, this imposing of the laws would take this shelter away. It will convert the shelter into a jail. That is not fair. I hope that Kuwaiti women oppose and dont let this happen. Kuwaiti women, as Esra’a has mentioned, have a high- profile of activity seeking their rights.

]]> By: Kawthar (Sudan) http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15549 Kawthar (Sudan) Sun, 22 Jun 2008 13:39:12 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15549 I know how we in the Middle East love forming committees for just about anything, even to discuss matter-of-fact issues, but a committee to check whether women need to travel?!? Just when you think you've heard it all... If such a committee is formed though, the conclusion would probably be "righteous women remain at home, tending to their husband and children...but Islam is the religion of ease should travel be necessary they may only do so with a mahram ... yada, yada, yada". I know how we in the Middle East love forming committees for just about anything, even to discuss matter-of-fact issues, but a committee to check whether women need to travel?!? Just when you think you’ve heard it all…

If such a committee is formed though, the conclusion would probably be “righteous women remain at home, tending to their husband and children…but Islam is the religion of ease should travel be necessary they may only do so with a mahram … yada, yada, yada”.

]]> By: Esra'a http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15548 Esra'a Sun, 22 Jun 2008 09:40:54 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15548 What a scary thought, Elinor and Rasha. But I think Kuwaiti women are generally too strong to allow that. There's no way they would tolerate such changes. These drafts are all talk, and will eventually inspire some real activism on behalf of women. And then these MPs would wish they never talked. What a scary thought, Elinor and Rasha. But I think Kuwaiti women are generally too strong to allow that.

There’s no way they would tolerate such changes. These drafts are all talk, and will eventually inspire some real activism on behalf of women. And then these MPs would wish they never talked.

]]> By: Rasha (Saudi Arabia) http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15547 Rasha (Saudi Arabia) Sun, 22 Jun 2008 09:37:58 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15547 I guess Saudi Arabia's extremism has been rubbing off on neighboring Gulf countries! it is so distressing to read this article from Kuwait. Actually.. Kuwait will become more like Saudi Arabia! I guess Saudi Arabia’s extremism has been rubbing off on neighboring Gulf countries! it is so distressing to read this article from Kuwait.
Actually.. Kuwait will become more like Saudi Arabia!

]]> By: Tonto (USA) http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15546 Tonto (USA) Sat, 21 Jun 2008 20:46:08 +0000 http://www.mideastyouth.com/2008/06/20/kuwait-enter-the-misogyny/#comment-15546 These laws are relatively new in the Middle East aren't they? Didn't they originate in pre muslim times and are now reemerging? I mean, this is not really something that is really 100% "muslim" right? Respectfully, I'm asking because I don't know. I heard a story about how one of Muhammad's wives decided to wear a veil on her own and the custom just grew from there. These laws are relatively new in the Middle East aren’t they? Didn’t they originate in pre muslim times and are now reemerging? I mean, this is not really something that is really 100% “muslim” right? Respectfully, I’m asking because I don’t know. I heard a story about how one of Muhammad’s wives decided to wear a veil on her own and the custom just grew from there.

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