Testimony of a Torture and Rape Victim by Islamic regime

I’ve had older servicemen tell me that the prisons in Turkey had the best whore houses in the 50’s and 60’s. They made the female prisoners perform! Once again I WLL NOT vouch for this, but had heard it numerous times 40 or so years ago, nothin recently.

Thank you Pamela..I just finished watching this and well sure..maybe nothing new, but the world is becoming more aware through technology. Yet so many doors are shut and the media is useless-so again, a deep heart of gratitude and appreciation to all your efforts. My heart and prayers go out to them-

This is devastating. Is there anything worse in the world than human depravity? Maybe a entire culture that’s based on it.
Don’t forget the speech by Ahmadinejad at Columbia U. — evil incarnate http://youtu.be/k1QKzezlrbI

Wonder how much of this crap was taken at face value by the audience. What the hell is he doing giving his lying speeches here anyway.

Here’s why we won’t be hearing anything from the MuslimSuckupMedia about Ozero’s inattention to the growing danger of Islam — they have “better” things to obsess about:
http://www.cnn.com/2011/OPINION/06/11/welch.palin.email/index.html
Regina, I know exactly what you mean. It’s sort of a continuous low-level depression at this point, feeling sad and frustrated all the time. I wonder if people felt this way in the 1930s who saw what was happening in Germany but couldn’t get anyone to listen. As a self-confessed “natural disaster junkie” who has read a lot about people’s reactions to warnings of danger, there are “professional” people — as we are in regard to what is happening with Islam — who are educated about the situation and aware of signs that danger is increasing, and who try to warn others. Some people listen to the warnings. Others are ignorant of the situation, in denial and trying to pretend that nothing is happening, or just too scared to look. (At least with a hurricane or wildfire there is nobody “on its side”!) Invariably these people will not react unless they are directly and imminently faced with physical harm. (And some of them try to ignore that!) Pearl Harbor woke up Americans because we realized it was not all talk and fighting happening in other people’s countries — they just took out half our fleet, we were surrounded and outnumbered and in danger of invasion! It’s sad and depressing, but most of the time that is what it takes to “wake people up”, and somewhere along the line here — months or years from now — that is what will happen. About the only comfort we can take is that when it does we will not be standing around with our jaws hanging open in astonishment. We will be the ones who know what is happening and can help others in the West to fight back.
I swear you’d think that the same people who will buy insurance on their house, their car, and their jewelry — which is just about everyone — would have some understanding of the fact that “bad things” do not just happen to other people!

It’s what happens when people are too busy too distracted to see what is
under their own noses! It happens in families and it happens in the world
around you and I. It’s under our own noses and we pretend not to see it.
We don’t want to face it, we want to deny it happens, we don’t know what
to do with it when we are forced to admit it. The question becomes how will
it change my personal world? How far do I have to go to become involved?
If I get involved and admit it, to what extent am I responsible? People always
assume it’s someone elses problem. Forces of evil have blanketed this time
with darkness. Padre Pio said that when he was talking to an exorcist once,
the exorcist asked the demon a question. He asked the demon who are you?
The demon said “We are are legions.” The demon said that there are so many of us
that if you could see us with the human eye, we would blot out the sun.
Or something like that. The point is that today we are faced with a layer
of evil that seems to sort of the be the whip cream layer on the cake of evil.
It’s sort of like the worst layer of all. If we wake up in concert and begin
a life of clean honest living we could deconstruct the evil plans and replace
it with good. I think it’s the power of prayer and it’s sometimes the hardest
thing in the world to do. Why is prayer so hard? Is it the devil making it
it seem difficult to separate a few minutes in the day for prayer? I think so.
Prayer is something free and the release of good actions into the universe
definitely counters evil. We are able to help these poor souls, this poor girl
if we include them in our prayers and visualize them in our prayers and send
out into the universe good works. You are right, Pamela is honey. Pamela’s work
is healing and if we all could pick up our marching orders and do even the
easiest bit of good, it makes a huge difference. Peace be with you Regina~
your sister,
Madeleine

What’s your solution to the problem of LGBT children who are forced or choose to leave abusive homes, when there are not enough heterosexual households who are willing to take them in? They should just live on the street or kill themselves?

Indeed, it may be that (and Madeleine you mentioned this too), many feel something will be required or expected of them and then imagine the worst? I was thinking of the social justice thing this morning..and why people would take that route (like in churches) but it could be easier, albeit temporary. Anyway, this unexpected camaraderie means a lot.
I saw the docu film (Iranium)..there were many different speakers but one gentleman mentioned (in regard Iran..and the brutality in the middle east ) that because a people are not accustomed..that one may not do these types of things- therefore they cannot fathom another culture who does. That was the jest of it.

Hi there..well my response was actually to the ratcheting up of this administration. They are out specifically recruiting. But honestly, they have no wisdom..that’s evident because God isn’t in the equation? So, hand in hand with the schools..you have who O’s czar Jennings is? It just fits.
As far as what my solution would be..one valuable thing I’ ve learned, especially when it comes to something as important as children- would be to not (do) what they are doing..in other words try to find a quick solution-because there is a need. Something tells me it might just wind-up worse down the road?

Just some thoughts — you quote 2Cor12 10 “That is why, for Christ’s sake, I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in persecutions, in difficulties. For when I am weak, then I am strong.” And yet when you as Christians have the chance to share this religious insight with LGBT youth instead, more often than not, you reject them, you abandon them, you invalidate them as human beings being worthy of God’s love, based on your supposedly religious beliefs.
And as a result these children are made to feel like this young Iranian woman during her torture that God could not possibly exist. The idea that people can be made to feel that life is so unbearable that they prefer to die seems to me to be the antithesis of God’s presence in the world. And what you are saying is that if a gay couple is capable of offering a safe and stable home to a foster child that the child is better off being homeless and having no one in this world because that child might grow up and not have a negative view of homosexuals? That’s amazing.
BTW, Kevin Jennings no longer works for the Obama administration, if that makes you feel any better.

Where do you get off..you don’t know me and you asked me? So you know what- this here is indicative of how much YOU value dialog..that is the reality. Therefore we can’t move on to discussing them in the second paragrah- it’s a basic first step to relating-

Iran used to be a great nation in the Middle Ages. It is sad to see how a great country has deteriorated as a result of the Islamic invasion.
It is very clear that Iran will never be completely free or reach it’s former greatness until Islam is driven out of their country.