Posted by
Denis Schulz on Thursday, May 08, 2008 7:39:51 PM
Who wouldn’t have been offended? All that naked flesh—right out in the open where anyone who wants to can see it? Alfalfa's eyes would have popped clear out of his head if he had seen something like that, so think of how it might effect the tortured psyches of little Mohammed and little Abdul and little Fatima who are far less acculturated to Madison Avenue and Fleet Street than your average Little Rascal. Three scantily clad models showing off Matalan’s new range of swimwear…on a billboard a stone’s throw from a mosque…in a predominantly Muslim neighborhood! The geniuses that put up the ad in Sparkbrook must have been insane! Even Granny Clampett would have been offended. They might as well have paraded Britney and J-lo and Paris up and down the street in front of the mosque sans culottes. How disgusting!
Sure, Potsy and Ralph Malph would have taken it in stride but did the Matalan ad men pause to consider even for a moment how much damage the hint of a bare bosom or the sight of a scarcely clad derriere could do to the fragile male chauvinistic ego of the average Muslim male? It could make them forget Jihad was an inner struggle—it could turn them into animals, make them lust after houris, strap on a suicide bomber’s belt, shout Allahu akbar and take the shortcut to Allah’s Great Whorehouse in the Sky.
And the effect on Muslim women and children—incalculable! Continuous exposure to advertisements of this sort would dull their senses, rob them of their virtue, their womanhood, make them careless, less modest, more prone to expose portions of their bodies—an elbow, a calf, a knee! Lewdness would become acceptable, epidemic, and Hell would be overrun with women—even more so than it is now!
Something had to be done and done quickly—and it was. The billboard was defaced! Thick white paint was applied to those parts of the human anatomy that insult Islam!
Coun Talib Hussain of Sparkbrook was critical of the vandalism but—there is always a ‘but’ in these affairs—he blamed Matalan and the city council as much as he did the paint and brush men. “I condemn the people that did this,” he said, “but at the same time it’s wrong for companies to put that kind of advert in sensitive wards…Having families seeing naked pictures does not bring the community together, it provokes things.” The ad was offensive. Offensive? Maybe.
Three days ago in Chadderton, in broad daylight on a busy street, two newspaper boys, ages 12 and 13, were attacked and beaten by a gang of Muslim youths. In broad daylight on a busy street! Surely, an advert of coming times! The youths—Asians, they are always ‘Asians,’ not Muslims—made off with a cell phone. A cell phone! Offensive? Certainly.
A day earlier, a 19-year-old man on the way to meet his girlfriend in Huddersfield was pursued by a gang of Muslim youths for a half mile before he was trapped in a garden where he was beaten with baseball bats and pieces of wood. Offensive? Put that on a billboard in Sparkbrook!
David Proctor
A few days previously, 16-year-old David Proctor, while walking home from an asthma treatment in South Bedford, was beaten and robbed by a gang of Muslim youths. He had made the mistake of asking one of them for directions. He was forced to strip and hand over his jewelry. Offensive? You bet!
Two Muslim men, ages 19 and 26, are about to go on trial in Preston Crown for allegedly raping four 13-year-old girls at Pleasure Beach. The girls were on a school trip. The alleged attacks—a rape and sexual touching—began in the queue for a roller coaster ride, the famous Blackpool Big One, and continued during the ride at 70 miles per hour. Offensive? No one wants to be reminded of this one.
The number of unreported rapes in England and the rest of Eurabia is mind-boggling. Muslim men are raping European women at a rate that more than matches the antics of UN peacekeepers in Africa. Between 65 and 70 percent of all rapes in Denmark and Norway are committed by Muslims—a group that makes up less than five percent of the population! Offensive? Were the women wearing Matalan swimsuits?
Fjordman explains the rationale behind this barbaric attack on Brunhilda and Sigrid and Moll Flanders. “Western mores are offensive to Muslims,” he says. “Western women are cheap and offensive. (Offensive!) We Muslims are here, here to stay, and have a right to take advantage of the situation. It is our view of the matter that we should prevail. Western goods, like the land in which we now live, belongs to Allah and to the best of men—his Believers.”
It wasn’t Britney and Paris sans culottes that beat David Proctor to a bloody pulp. It wasn’t Matalan adverts that caused the rape of four 13-year-old girls at Pleasure Beach. It wasn’t cleavage that beat the 19-year-old boy over the head with baseball bats at Huddersfield or bikini lines that whaled the tar out of the newsboys in broad daylight on a busy street for their cell phone. It was Islam and the Jurassic Park mindset of the Believers who committed the atrocious acts as well as the mindset of Muslims like Coun Talib Hussain.
“Having families seeing naked pictures does not bring the community together,” he said, “it provokes things.” Rapes and beatings of non-Muslims—dhimmis—done in the name of Islam do not provoke. That is the way it has always been in Islam. How goes it at home? Ask Ayaan Hirsi Ali. There must be women cringing beneath the burqa and the nikab who would prefer the Matalan billboards to what they get from their husbands and from their religion.
Power resides and terror lurks where secrecy begins and secrecy in Islam begins in the home, in the Slave-master relationship. That is clearly what is offensive.
Sure, take down the Matalan billboards, paste over them, whatever, replace them with David Proctor’s battered face or the results of an ‘honor killing’ and place them in every intersection and in front of every mosque in England. It’s time for something that is even more offensive to Islam—truth in advertising.