Let There Be Light

Sandra says: well Saudi men never got over the Oedipus complex, their mental evolution stopped at that age where boys want to marry their moms!

Joder!!!!!!!!! Sandra, donde estas? Te echo de menos! :(

Watch these and try to give me ONE reason why I shouldn’t love this woman!

I don’t understand why, to this day, many Saudis do not understand the concept of rights. They don’t know the meaning of the word “rights.”

I believe that in general, for the Saudi woman, every day is a new battle. She needs to find ways to live on the face of this earth without colliding with the law, with men, with society, with the religious clerics, or with the political establishment. She is besieged. There are five types of shackles, or jails, for the woman – if she manages to escape one, she might enter another. The first is the tribe, then comes the family, then the religious institutions, the political establishment, and finally, society. Wherever you go, you encounter a battle.

We, in the East – and I am talking about the East in a broad sense, including Pakistan, Turkey, and the Kurds… The way I see it, these are all wretched people, wretched men. This is obvious. He who has nothing cannot give anything to others. These men have lost what could have given them a real sense of masculinity. They draw their masculinity from Islam, if they are Muslims, of if they are non-Muslims, from the customs and tradition of the very harsh society that gives men more rights than women. Hence, they do not draw any strength from within. In the case of our Saudi society, they draw their strength from the weakness of women too. Most women choose to be weak, because it makes their lives easier. The weaker the wife is, the stronger the husband feels. How can you rely on a man who does not draw his strength from within?

Saudi society is based on enslavement – the enslavement of women to men and of society to the state. People still do not make their own decisions, but it is the women of Saudi Arabia who have been denied everything. The Saudi woman still lives the life of a slavegirl. So in what way are we different from Guantanamo? At least in the case of Guantanamo, many prisoners have been releases, while we remain in this prison, and nobody ever hears of us. When will we be freed? I don’t know.

Oh and I just KNEW that she’d do something on women’s day, I knew it!

I Love you WOMAN!

Okay! It seems like Muslims only grasp the good ol’ conspiracy lingo so here I am “brothers and sisters”, I’m gonna give you a good ephin conspiracy:

I, the mighty Mona, think that there’s a conspiracy going on over there. Denmark thought about distracting us from what’s going on in Gaza and they decided to republish those cartoons again! So that all of you (fools) would get busy writing petitions and forwarding emails instead of paying attention to the real tragedy !

How you like me now? Does my conspiracy kick butt or what?

Yes, yes! start writing those petitions, go on, go on. But hey, Allah ye5leekom, I BEG YOU, spare my email address, will ya?

Good boys/girls!