A black day for the Egyptian army. The army had been engaging in a Godly™ practice of insuring Egyptian women remain pure for the time when they become married.
Now the activist judges of a the Egyptian courts have ruled the tests illegal.
It makes me weep.
But, there is still hope in Israel. Othodox hebes are "outing" the little trollops of that country by declaring them to be the whores they are.
I say: "Keep at it, Hymie. Make sure your women remain pure."
Now the activist judges of a the Egyptian courts have ruled the tests illegal.
It makes me weep.
'Virginity tests' on Egypt protesters are illegal, says judge
Decision may open door to financial compensation for women subjected to tests during anti-government protests
Forced "virginity tests" on female detainees were ruled illegal in Egypt on Tuesday, after a court ordered an end to the practice.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011...esters-illegal
Decision may open door to financial compensation for women subjected to tests during anti-government protests
Forced "virginity tests" on female detainees were ruled illegal in Egypt on Tuesday, after a court ordered an end to the practice.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011...esters-illegal
I say: "Keep at it, Hymie. Make sure your women remain pure."
The eight-year-old girls called a whore by Israel's Jewish religious extremists
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An eight-year-old girl who said she was terrified to walk to school after being spat on by Jewish extremists has highlighted growing anger at the treatment of women in Israel.
Blonde-haired Naama Margolese told the country's Channel Two television she was scared passers-by might hurt her during her journey to her moderate Orthodox school in Beit Shemesh, near Jerusalem.
It was a realisation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's fears over the actions of ultra-Orthodox groups, as the girl spoke out on a damning report broadcast on Friday.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...xtremists.html
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An eight-year-old girl who said she was terrified to walk to school after being spat on by Jewish extremists has highlighted growing anger at the treatment of women in Israel.
Blonde-haired Naama Margolese told the country's Channel Two television she was scared passers-by might hurt her during her journey to her moderate Orthodox school in Beit Shemesh, near Jerusalem.
It was a realisation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's fears over the actions of ultra-Orthodox groups, as the girl spoke out on a damning report broadcast on Friday.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...xtremists.html


) and it seems to me that Tahrir square is a good place to start.

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