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- The sexual abuse of little boys and young male adolescents, and of children in general by men is widespread in the Muslim world, and sanctioned by their culture.
- Deprived of contact with females who are not their wives or immediate relatives, men have developed customs where boys are victimized to satisfy their needs.
- Nobody stops it because men have the power in these societies, and they or their male relatives and friends are the perpetrators.
- Western irrational protection of Islamic culture, along with a coverup of its true nature, has prevented this and other depraved and criminal practices from being denounced by our governments and media.
- Worse, by being silent, and even by enabling these practices, our governments and media have become fully complicit with these crimes against children.
- The Muslim custom of female sexual mutilation continues unabated in the USA and Europe. Our authorities do not want to offend the perpetrators in an age of multiculturalism.
- Incidentally, the government of France, with its growing Muslim population, is considering passing a law that would lower the age of sexual consent to 13.
- This would accommodate the Muslim custom of marrying children and would allow the claim of consent in cases of child rape. A French judge recently dropped charges of rape against a 28 year old Muslim man because he claimed his 11 year old victim had consented.
- The prophet Mohammad set the example by marrying a nine year old girl.
Pentagon IG: U.S. Troops May Be Punished for Stopping Child Rape by Afghan Soldiers
American service members in Afghanistan have relatively recently been officially required to report when U.S. taxpayer-funded Afghan security forces sexually abuse young boys, but they are “not obligated” to intervene and may be criminally punished for doing so, according to an audit by the Pentagon inspector general (IG).Moreover, one American service member told that the IG U.S. troops were told to “ignore” the ancient pedophilic Afghan custom known as bacha bazi, or “playing with boys,” confirming the findings of a New York Times (NYT) article issued in September 2015.
The IG notes that reporting the incidents is necessary when a soldier actually observes child rape, and the soldier can intervene at that moment. Any action taken outside of actually witnessing the crime could result in disciplinary action.Continue reading
