[ April 19, 2024 ]
What a monstrous inhuman freak show. But these exposes would never see the light of day or be made today in the sharia enforcing culture.
Muslim Slave Market Footage From The 1960s The Muslim Issue (thanks to Kyle)Story continues below advertisementFrom Africa to Qatar, this documentary shows footage of a Muslim slave market. In the clip African Muslims themselves are buying and selling other Africans as slaves.
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13 Comments
11 years ago
That’s Obama’s world.
11 years ago
History repeats itself.
11 years ago
Thanks to cultural enrichment and the great Caliph Zero, all the good stuff is coming back.
11 years ago
Welcome to the 7th Century. A thin veneer of civilisation overlays todays open sewer of timeless ignorance and selfish cruelty.
The only known cure – a high speed lead injection to the head.
11 years ago
Since this video clip is characterized as a documentary filmed in the 1960’s, “who” was it’s intended audience? This film contains material which would not have been suitable for a general television audience in that era. What is the title of the original documentary and is the entire film available for review?
11 years ago
As I continued my search online for more information about this video clip on slavery, I discovered that YouTube has terminated the link to a duplicate clip posted at BareNakedIslam earlier this week. In the comments at that post, a link to the entire documentary was provided: Slave Trade In The World Today, 1964 – Full Documentary.
Given the termination of the video clip to this documentary was already pulled from one YouTube account, may I suggest it would be beneficial to have this full documentary mirrored on additional video servers beyond YouTube’s control.
11 years ago
Would it be evil of me to identify the above behavior as ‘savage’, Mr. Goldrick?
11 years ago
islam
the only religion that
never condemned slavery
and even to this day
still allows it
the democrat party
the only american party that
never opposed slavery
is it coincidence they
collaborate with each other
to the detriment of americans
ditto force all americans
to their will
nothing of islamic thought
or current democrat philosophy
is compatible with the constitution
or the most fundamental concepts of
free will and liberty
11 years ago
Our Glorious, Awesome, Magnificent Creator; our Kind and MERCIFUL God gave the DEATH SENTENCE for kidnapping:
Bible, Exodus 21:16 He who kidnaps a man, whether he sells him or he is found in his possession, shall surely be put to death.
11 years ago
hard to watch-fucking muslim scum.
11 years ago
“Since this video clip is characterized as a documentary filmed in the 1960’s, “who” was it’s intended audience? This film contains material which would not have been suitable for a general television audience in that era.”
In the US maybe. The narrator speaks in what I believe to be the transatlantic accent. So it could have been intended for an international audience.
Documentaries about exotic peoples, african or native american tribes frequently feature nudity. Did american TV censorship ever go so far as to prevent even that?
Slave women don’t need to be covered according to Islam. So the nudity aspect of the film is not implausible per se.
Part of the clip certainly appears to be reenactment. (Multiple camera angles, etc.) But it was not uncommon in this era for documetary film makers to take some creative license. This tradition was revitalized by Michael Moore, as we all know.
11 years ago
Great Stuff!!
D
11 years ago
@wtd: The clip does not come from BarenakedIslam but is from National Geographic archives probably originating from BBC clips of a previous film. It was posted previously on TheMuslimIssue blog in full form.
This ninety minute documentary, filmed in 1964 and released on video in 1982, contains a remark at the beginning of the video that the slavery shown in the film still exists. The film proves its point. To get access to film the trade the filmmakers actually buy two African women from an African slave trader for 300 pounds apiece. They also show female slaves being bargained for in Saudi Arabia. Not all of the slaves are African.
Most slavery, as it has for centuries, originates in Africa and ends in Arabia.
However, slavery exist in Arabia fully legally. In 2012 an Arab was advertising a sale of a ‘castrated African slave’.
