What are you talking about Afro? FWIW I don't believe there's a conspiracy. Questioning a government is perhaps the most important thing that a first world democratic country can do.

Excellent statement by Ecumenical Patriarch, Bartholomew of Constantinople, decrying the violence against women in Northern Africa:



http://www.patriarchate.org/documents/statement-religious-violence-north-africa

YEAH GUYS STOP ASKING QUESTIONS! NEVER QUESTION ANYTHING THAT IS UNIVERSALLY ACCEPTED!

I'm always in the shit with the missus for going off about religious dickheads at barbies and social events. (You know the axiom you shouldn't talk about sex, religion and politics with company.)

The very best 3 things to talk about at a social event if you ask me.

I get a lot of "you know you really should respect their beliefs."

I always comeback with "yeah, well what about female genital mutilation, that's a religious belief."

Bit of a party stopper but seems to get the point across.

You should keep an open mind, just not so open your brain falls out.

Very disturbing this Elliot Rodger.

A boy (not a man), a beta boy (not the alpha man he wishes), was so brainwashed by American media, so vain, he thought he was entitled to beautiful women. They had no interest in him.

A tragedy. Mostly for the innocent victims but also for this young idiot that could have been the man he dreamed had he worked on himself for 10 or 20 years.

Posting this as an example for all to see - never become anything like this

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Deluded scum one and all; a bunch of deranged malcontents who flagellate themselves because they couldn't get their balls tickled.

MRM - what a farce.

not organic and his pals are MRAs, like Elliot Rodger was. is this a portent of things to come?

And you can be a narcissistic wanker hipster who smokes to much weed.

What will you evolve into?

-PB

not organic and his pals are MRAs, like Elliot Rodger was. is this a portent of things to come?

Blames Mra when the idiot was just a disturbed person .

And all of you men for living a better life than me, all of you sexually active men. I hate you. I hate all of you. I can't wait to give you exactly what you deserve, annihilation.

Feminism gone full retard now.
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/classify-mens-rights-movement-terrorist-group/W5018W63

The guy was mentally unstable to say the least. He wrote a 144 page manifesto recounting every single time he felt he'd been wronged in his life FFS. He was Autistic, misanthropic and disconnected. It must be a hard, hard life driving around in a BMW and being the son of a successful director. The lad had been well devoid of reality for quite some time and it's not really surprising that he went postal.

There's nobody to blame for this. It's just an unfortunate event where a mentally ill young man stopped taking his medication, stole one of his fathers guns and let the voices in his head take over.

Laughing at all the fuckwits going on about muhsoggyknee and gun rights, when he killed 3 people with a knife and more males than females.

Alleged gang rape, hanging of 2 girls in India sparks global outrage

New Delhi (CNN) -- Two teenage girls in northern India were hanged from a tree after allegedly being gang-raped, authorities said. It has spurred international outrage.

The attack happened Tuesday night in a village in Uttar Pradesh state's Budaun district, said R.K.S. Rathore, a deputy inspector-general of police.

The victims were cousins, ages 14 and 16, and from the same village. They both belonged to what the police official called "backward castes," meaning they'd been born low on India's caste system that has long defined a person's place in society.
A photo from the village showed the body of one girl, dressed in a green tunic and pants, hanging from the tree. A large group of people, many of them young children, were gathered around the grisly scene.

The girls' families filed a complaint accusing three brothers of rape and murder, Rathore told CNN.
"We are investigating all possible angles and collecting evidence," he said Thursday. "So far, we have no evidence that points to any kind of enmity."

Police have been able to arrest and charge at least one of the suspects in the case as they hunt for the others.
A police constable has also been arrested over allegations that he sided with the suspects and delayed the registration of the case.

This Uttar Pradesh attack is the latest of several rapes in India that have captured the world's attention in recent years.
Twitter was full of condemnations and anger about this case and the prevalence of rape in India. One called the incident "disgusting," another said she was "speechless," and many posed questions along the lines of, "When is India going to change?"

Some suggest that the widely reported estimate of a rape being reported every 22 minutes, attributed to India's National Crime Records Bureau, is too low, because many females may not speak out or call out their assailants in what is in many respects still a male-dominated society.

The case that put this situation on the world's radar took place in New Delhi in December 2012.

Back then, a 23-year-old physiotherapy student was on a bus heading back from a movie with a male friend. Police said the driver and at least five other drunk men dragged her to the back of the bus and beat up her friend.

The men then took turns raping the woman, according to police, using an iron rod to violate her as the bus drove around the city for almost an hour. When they were done, they dumped the victims by the side of the road; the woman died from her injuries two weeks later at a hospital in Singapore.

That incident energized activists and women generally, with government officials promising action to ensure that girls and women feel safe.

A public opinion poll earlier this spring found that more than 90% of respondents think combating violence against women should be a priority, second only to corruption.

Yet the same MDRA/Avaaz survey found that 75% of those Indians participating in the country's recent election believe that political promises made to advocate women's rights have been inadequate so far.

      
      
      
      
      
      
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A Sudanese woman who was sentenced to death for apostasy was forced to give birth in prison with her legs chained, her husband has claimed.

Daniel Wani said his wife Meriam Yahya Ibrahim gave birth to a girl in the early hours of Tuesday morning in the hospital wing of Omdurman Women’s Prison.

"They kept a chain on her legs," he told The Telegraph. "She is very unhappy about that."

Amnesty International said Ms Ibrahim has been shackled in heavy chains since being sentenced to death, a customary practice for prisoners facing execution.

The 27-year-old doctor, whose father was Muslim but was raised as a Christian by her mother, was convicted of apostasy and adultery and sentenced to death by a court in Khartoum after refusing to renounce her Christian faith during a four day ‘grace period’ while she was eight months pregnant.

      
      
      
      
      
      
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A Sudanese woman who was sentenced to death for apostasy was forced to give birth in prison with her legs chained, her husband has claimed.

Daniel Wani said his wife Meriam Yahya Ibrahim gave birth to a girl in the early hours of Tuesday morning in the hospital wing of Omdurman Women’s Prison.

"They kept a chain on her legs," he told The Telegraph. "She is very unhappy about that."

Amnesty International said Ms Ibrahim has been shackled in heavy chains since being sentenced to death, a customary practice for prisoners facing execution.

The 27-year-old doctor, whose father was Muslim but was raised as a Christian by her mother, was convicted of apostasy and adultery and sentenced to death by a court in Khartoum after refusing to renounce her Christian faith during a four day ‘grace period’ while she was eight months pregnant.

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Mr Wani said he was refused permission to see his wife immediately after the birth and was only able to visit her the next day with his lawyer. Authorities finally removed the chains once he was inside her cell.

Ms Ibrahim has named their daughter Maya, he said, adding: "The baby is very beautiful."

Mr Wani, an American citizen and biochemist suffering from muscular dystrophy, married his wife in 2011. The couple have a 20-month-old baby together, Martin, who is also in prison with Ms Ibrahim.

"Martin is fine actually," said Mr Wani. "I don't think he really knows what is going on but he is happy. A woman is helping take care of him."

Sudanese Parliament speaker Fatih Izz Al-Deen said her brother, a Muslim, filed the charges against her, according to CNN, but Mr Wani refused to comment on or confirm this claim.

The court in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum also ordered that Ms Ibrahim be given 100 lashes for committing zena — meaning illegitimate sex in Arabic — for having sexual relations with a non-Muslim man.

Mr Wani said he has been charged with adultery because the Sudanese courts do not recognise their Christian marriage. Lawyers for the couple have filed an appeal to overturn the charges and the appeals court are expected to make a ruling on the case next week.

"She is not going to renounce her religion, though," he added. "She told me that."

Amnesty International are currently heading a petition demanding her immediate release and her execution, which is expected to take place in two years, be halted.

Amnesty said: "Meriam has committed no crime. She is a prisoner of conscience and should be released immediately."

The campaign has already garnered over 600,000 signatures.