mothra wrote on Sep 26^th, 2026 at 9:41am:



That's enough squawking and flapping of wings.
Why arent you, a supposedly brave and outspoken pwoggy feminists, call out and confront Islam?
Why are you always giving it cover despite its hideous treatment of women, girls and all the diverse people who are not fully Submitting to it?

mothra wrote on Sep 26^th, 2026 at 10:28am:

You know better - what? When to squawk and when to Submit??


As for hijabis, niqabis and burqa bints in the West - they are stupid for parading their backward Submission to their bearded overlords. No sane, enlightened, smart woman goes around like that in a Western country like Australia. Nothing to do with religion alone, either. No respect from me.




The 120-page report, “They violently raped me”: Sexual violence weaponized to crush Iran’s “Woman Life Freedom” uprising, documents in the harrowing ordeals of 45 survivors, including 26 men, 12 women and seven children, who were subjected to rape, gang rape and/or other forms of sexual violence by intelligence and security forces following their arbitrary arrest for challenging decades of oppression and entrenched gender-based discrimination. To date, the Iranian authorities have not charged or prosecuted any officials for the instances of rape and other sexual violence documented in the report. 

“Our research exposes how intelligence and security agents in Iran used rape and other sexual violence to torture, punish and inflict lasting physical and psychological damage on protesters, including children as young as 12. The harrowing testimonies we collected point to a wider pattern in the use of sexual violence as a key weapon in the Iranian authorities’ armory of repression of the protests and suppression of dissent to cling to power at all costs,” Amnesty International’s Secretary-General Agnés Callamard said. 

“Iran’s prosecutors and judges were not only complicit by ignoring or covering up survivors’ complaints of rape, but also used torture-tainted ‘confessions’ to bring spurious charges against survivors and sentence them to imprisonment or death. Victims have been left with no recourse and no redress; only institutionalized impunity, silencing and multiple physical and psychological scars running deep and far.”

Frank wrote on Sep 27^th, 2026 at 1:42pm:



Die Linke draws support from two milieus. First, a middle-class student precariat – young people who not only struggle to find good, affordable housing, but who also believe that their standard of living, unlike their parents’, may never improve. Then, a Muslim immigrant population that has grown massively in recent years. This group generally identifies more with Palestine than Germany. Die Linke’s platform – which, alongside housing, continues to call for open borders and voting rights for all – appeals to both groups.

In and around the Sonnenallee in Neukölln, popularly known as ‘Little Arabia’, Die Linke garnered well over 40 per cent of the vote. This is also where, to Berlin’s utter shame, the Hamas terror attacks against Israel on 7 October 2023 were celebrated. It was here, too, that on the last day of the state-election campaign, a message went out to the local community on social media – shared by a Die Linke candidate – calling for voters to take part in an ‘election intifada’.


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For all the conniptions over the rise of the AfD, the fact that a party of Hamas sympathisers is within touching distance of running the German capital ought to provoke a lot more soul-searching.




Europe - London, Paris, Berlin - are lost, gone, *ucked. Islamically speaking.

stryder wrote on May 16^th, 2014 at 3:47pm:



You are ignoring the fact that Israel exists today because the UN voted to partition Palestine (UN res 181 , in 1947).

True, Islamic fundamentalism is vicious; but most of the world simply wants to see 2 states as defined in UN res 181.

So your idea of "calling a spade a spade" ignores historical truth: Israel was recognized by the UN against the objections of the Arab world, while the Palestinian state itself never eventuated. 

There is no excuse to delay recognition of the Palestian state (as Netanyahu's RW cabinet is doing, on "security grounds" )  now that the Arab world accepts a 2 state solution.