The fact that the femnazis are dead silent on the issue of sex slavery in the Islamic world proves that their agenda is not about women's rights.
The fact that BLM and other militant Black groups are dead silent about the
enslavement of sub Saharan Black Africans again bespeaks of a hidden agenda. Neither group is about misogyny and/or racism. They are about sedition and the imposition of a totalitarian regime to their liking.
Nonetheless, despite the miserable failures of these so-called advocacy groups, we cannot ignore one brutal fact---
slavery continues to flourish in many forms thorough out the world.
The first article below examines sex slavery in the Islamist world.
The second discusses the well known slave trade in Lybia.
ISIS Opens Sex-Slave Market in Turkey’s Capital
By
Pamela Geller - on November 28, 2017
It’s not just the “Islamic State.” Sex slave
auctions are rife throughout across the Muslim world.
Sex slavery is sanctioned under Islam. As I have explained numerous times,
sex slavery and rape of the infidel is sanctioned and rewarded under Islam. Muslim clerics all over the world
confirm the right to have sex slaves. It is in the Qur’an — the word of Allah. Politicians can keep turning a blind eye, law enforcement can keep ignore it, so this pox on our communities will continue to get worse.
The history of sex slavery under Islam —
look at this.
But this happening in Turkey is new. Turkey, up until recently, was a “moderate” Muslim country, and we were constantly admonished that those who thought Islam incompatible with democracy and Western values need only look at Turkey. But the caliph Erdogan has changed all that. Now Turkey is reverting to sharia — and that means sex slavery, along with the rest of sharia, is sanctioned.
“‘ISIS Opens Sex-Slave Market in Turkey’s Capital,’” by Ran Meir,
Clarion Project, November 21, 2017 (thanks to
The Religion of Peace):
You may think ISIS’ demise in Iraq and Syria would mean
an end to its sex-slave trading, but a new report says Islamic State has
merely transferred its slave business into Turkey – including a market
in Turkey’s capital Ankara. This means ISIS is involved in the slavery
industry in a European country. Entire Article
Libyan slavery: Don't be fooled by the 'shock', we've known about this for a while now
by Sophia Akram
European leaders have prioritised halting the flow of migrants to Europe
and have pushed thousands into the hands of slave traffickers. The
outrage now expressed is hollow. Now action is needed.
Last month, an undercover investigation by CNN
revealed
that black African migrants were being sold into slavery in Libya.
Since the report broke, news on it has gone viral and world leaders have
expressed outrage.
But
people shouldn't be fooled by this shock and urgent drive toward
action. The international community have known about slavery in Libya
for some time now. So the question is, why weren't world leaders
expressing this outrage before?
Deaf ears:Where were these condemnations when the International Organisation of Migration (IOM) reported on victims of slavery in
April 2017? The IOM is a
UN-related body that were told by victims of how smugglers and militias had detained them and sold them in town squares and car parks.Why wasn't the world shaking its head in disgust when Amnesty International
wrote
about a migrant from Burkino Faso who, while trying to reach Italy, was
stopped, detained and then sold to traffickers in Libya? And this is
something the organisation
has been documenting for over two years and calling for the world to
act.
The Thomson Reuters Foundation
wrote
in March 2016 that "Libya has become a trafficking market where people
are bought and sold on a daily basis". As did Middle East Eye which
reported that traffickers are moving thousands of people a week from Niger into Libya.
Entire Article
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