This That And Frog Hair2: Outrage as Muslim cleric likens women to 'uncovered meat'

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The following article is what it is. Found in a newspaper on line. Thus my rant on this crap.

The cleric's comments are disgusting in nature to me and as far as I am concerned. The b.s. about allowing these creeps into our world is unthinkable. This mindset is not changing. It is, however poisoning our way of life. In my opinion if this is a hate crime against women and should not be tolorated in any form.

Its okay for them to murder and threaten anyone that says any thing about Mohammad. The Main Stream Media always gives them a pass.

Hell CNN gives them great press all int he name of divercity and political correctness.

You want to be p.c. then stop these mad men from spreading hate. Shut them up as you would a Christian leader. Show them for what they are. Not one beetle brained politician would hesitate to disavow this tripe about women coming from a Christian leader.

Not one female news maker is talking about this hate crime against women. Where is Babs? Katie? Rosie where is your big fat mouth about this?

We in the west are surpposed to sit back and let these freakazoides have a free pass? If we say any thing its a hate crime? Why?

Why is it a hate crime when we say

something, and not when they say and do things?

Why?

By RICHARD SHEARS

Last updated at 16:10pm on 26th October 2006
A Muslim cleric's claim that women who do not wear the veil are like 'uncovered meat' who attract sexual predators sparked outrage around Australia yesterday.
Sheik Taj Din al-Hilali, the nation's most senior Muslim cleric, compared immodestly-dressed women who do not wear the Islamic headdress with meat that is left uncovered in the street and is then eaten by cats.
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Politicians including Prime Minister John Howard, community leaders and a large number of Muslims condemned the mufti's comments amid calls that he should be deported to Egypt, his country of origin.
He has since been forced to apologise for his remarks.
In a Ramadam sermon in a Sydney mosque, Sheik al-Hilali suggested that a group of Muslim men recently jailed for many years for gang rapes were not entirely to blame.
There were women, he said, who 'sway suggestively' and wore make-up and immodest dress "and then you get a judge without mercy and gives you 65 years. But the problem, but the problem all began with who?" he said, referring to the women victims.