In the Beginning, long before the Written Word was chiseled into stone
tablets or inked onto Papyrus, Men gathered about the fire to warm
themselves following a fine feast. Women had prepared the feast,
served it and were now busy cleaning up the leftovers and tending to
the wee babes, after which they would haul the family wash down to the
smooth rocks on the river bank and begin the eternal task of cleaning
up after their families.
And Men looked about and said, "This is cool!" With all this free
time, long before the coming of the corner tavern, and the invention
of TV, men had lots of free time. Since their wives were constantly
after them to lend a hand, they agreed that something must be done.
"What if we tell our womenfolk that there is an invisible Super Man
who tells us how we must live?" said one of the fellows. And so, it
came to pass that God was invented. And His word sounded very much
like the words coming from the mouths around the fire.
And that, my little darlings, is how God/Allah came to speak for Man.
Now close your little eyes and say your little prayers.
Carl Jarvis
On 1/28/19, Roger Loran Bailey <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
My response is that this points up more of the hideous nature of religion,
this contempt for the rights of women. It is despicable. Religion is
despicable.
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Jules Verne
“ Reality provides us with facts so romantic that imagination itself could
add nothing to them. ”
― Jules Verne
On 1/28/2019 8:18 PM, Mostafa Almahdy wrote:
Hello everyone, I hope you are keeping really well. This is me,
Mustafa Almahdy from Cairo Egypt. I am a certified Azharian
theologian. At almost the middle of this month, we've seen a story
that has sparked mass attention in major news broadcasts. It's the
ridiculous story of indoctrinated teenaged Saudi female called Rahaf
Al qanun. In each and every family anywhere in the world, there might
be miscommunication between parents and children. Rahaf fled her
family and allowed aliens to unlawfully intervene between her and her
family. She fled her family in Bangkok's International Airport.
Therein, she used social media to forge a predicament. Subsequently,
she left the airport of Bangkok under UN care. She was being headed to
Austrailia. For some reason though, Canada granted the faker teen the
status of asylum. At her glorious arrival to Toronto's international
airport, the Canadian foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland was there at
her reception. I include the Canadian foreign minister along with the
prime minister, Justin Trudeau among the recipients of this piece.
Therefore, contact information is undisclosed. Now, to both, mr
Trudeau and his foreign minister, why would you unethically spoof a
teenaged girl into a viciously political game? She's been taken
advantage of. We knew that Saudi expelled your ambassador and
suspended upcoming investment transactions for illicitly attempting to
interfere in the kingdom's domestic affairs. Thereof, Canada's
government wickedly vitiated the situation of Rahaf to somewhat
dramatise the currently heightening tense between the two countries.
Nevertheless, the Canadian government must concede to the fact that it
attempts to secularise Muslims societies in the counterfeit name of
human rights global guard. If you say so, why wouldn't you intervene
to end or at least eliminate the terrifically exasperating human
crisis in Syria? What for would you spend enormous welfare on the
Saudi disowned teen? you have no desired interest to gain unless you
seek to stir up broad compassion. As Canadian parliamentary election
is around the corner, mr Trudeau's government is attempting to win the
majority of votes. Human rights shibboleths have been politicised by
the Canadian government. What would be the Saudi rebellious adolescent
prospect in Canada? Due to the fact that she has no authentic
qualification, she'll barely sell Sheesha at Arabic cafes in Toronto
streets. Human rights is a bogus tactic. It is primarily exercised by
western secular regimes to directly intervene in our affairs. Each and
every apostate somewhere in the Muslim world attempts to gain fame and
spark attention through faking a story of alleged persecution.
Consequently, these stories must thoroughly be tackled. This is the
situation of failures and unknown members of the society. There is a
psychologically declined behaviour within these malcontented acts. I
won't deny that there is plain breach of human rights principles in
almost all Arab states. However, if someone seeks to gain appeal,
asylum or whatever, why would he need to publicise a dramatical
account? Why wouldn't he just go through ordinary procedures? Now, mr
Trudeau, I urge you to fairly respond to the following question. If
you are truly the primary guardian of human rights worldwide as your
foreign minister claimed, why won't you demand the administration of
Israeli detention center to immediately release incarcerated women and
children? Would you dare even to think of this? The deceit has now
been wholly exposed. No government anywhere in the world interferes
into other nation's affairs unless an interest is sought. As we say
here in Egypt, it's not done for the sake of God and Patriotism. The
situation of the teenaged girl has been fully taken advantage of. In
other words, it has been politicised. If respect is considered, she
should have been returned to her family. Would you allow your daughter
to go abroad without your consent? If she had been abused as she said
and that's quite possible, she could have reported her case to the
police. But no, she wanted to cause emotional attention and she
somewhat succeeded. Canada, however, has taken advantage of the
situation for essentially political objectives. What about the status
of many homeless and domestically abused women in your country? What
have you done to them so far? Lastly, this is me, Mustafa from Cairo
Egypt. I'm just keeping you noticed, that despite the deliberate
fraudulence in mass western media, there are sane and edified people
who fathom the proper truth. The war waged on us now is of cultural
nature. It's certainly more dangerous than the one that involves tanks
and bombs. Thank you for reading. If you like to comment, you could
respond to this post. Mustafa Almahdy