The Usual Cautionary Tale

And it isn’t just about visas, or getting into ‘the west’.

It’s about destroying, humiliating, harming the Camp of the Infidels, by harming the women of that Camp.j

Never. marry. a. Muslim.

All over the world, Infidel parents, and other kin, and friends, who do know what Islam is about, have to warn their daughters, sisters, cousins, nieces, god-daughters, friends, colleagues.

NEVER, NEVER, NEVER marry a Muslim.

in India it is called ‘love jihad’ (but there is no love in it at all; the Muslim is supposed to hate his non-Muslim wife, if she does not convert to Islam; so long as she remains non-Muslim he *must* despise her, and is free to abuse her.)

Israeli Jewish girls have been fooled, and entrapped.

Books like “Not Without My Daughter” and “An American Bride in Kabul” and the cautionary tales “Escape! from an Arab [sic: MUSLIM] Marriage” and “33 Secrets Arab [sic: Muslim] Men Don’t Tell American [sic: Infidel] Women” and Rosemary Sookhdeo’s two books “Secrets Behind the Burqa” (a no-nonsense look at what Islam – orthodox Islam – does to women and girls) and “Stepping into the Shadows” (many cautionary tales about women who married Muslims and/ or converted to Islam) need to be in every school library, and on every home and church and synagogue youth group bookshelf. Along with Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s short film, “Submission”, to let women know what Islam intends for them.