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Little Red Riding Hood in Rotherham
Grandma has been devoured and notice that this has already happened by the time Red Riding Hood arrives on the scene. The wolf has already invaded Grandma’s house and devoured the old lady. Red Riding Hood didn’t even know it happened, and even when she’s confronted by the crime she can’t see it because she is blinded by her tender hearted sentimentality.
Notice the underlying sexuality in the story…the bed, the rapist wolf, the innocent girl, the helpless woman…it sounds like Rotherham and the wolves of Islam to me.
The dialogue between naive Red Riding Hood and the wolf sounds just like the incredulous and intentionally blind social workers and police who refused for over ten years to acknowledge the hundreds of cases of rape, abuse, violence and torture going on right there in their own Grandma’s cottage–their own secure and safe little world.
One can almost hear the social workers, politicians and police staring straight into the face of this evil and saying, “My what big eyes you have!” and the rapist Muslim gang members smiling and saying, “All the better to see you with my dear!” This article shows the naivety and deliberate obstruction of justice that was going on. One of the police researchers, when she began to uncover the crimes was told to be quiet and was sent on a diversity training course. One of the criminals told a victim if she reported his crimes to the police he would simply “Play the race card.”
“What big eyes you have!”
“All the better to see you with my dear!”
Rebecca Hamilton furiously exposes the depth of the crimes here, and Elizabeth Scalia asks here whether the abuse in Rotherham by Muslim men isn’t part of a larger Islamic world view and culture.
What Rotherham puts me in mind of is the behavior of the conqueror. One of the terrible after-effects of invasion and war has been the subjugation of the women, the rape of wives and daughters, the seed of the conqueror, inserted into a culture and a society — yet another tactic meant to subdue and eradicate.
Elizabeth could have dug a bit deeper.
The rape of wives and daughters and selling conquered women into sex slavery is part of the Islamic code of conquest. Go here for my earlier post which outlines the Muslim attitude to women. In brief, women’s testimony carries less weight than a man’s, the blood money for murdering a woman is less than it is for murdering a man, a woman’s inheritance rights are not equal to her brothers, a woman who accuses a man of rape must have four male eyewitnesses of the crime or she will be charged with fornication, adultery or making a false accusation–all of which may be punished by public flogging or being stoned to death. In some Muslim countries the rapist can avoid prosecution if he marries the girl. Nice one. First the girl is raped, then she has to marry the guy and get raped every night. In most Islamic countries there are no laws against domestic violence and a straightforward reading of the Quran makes one conclude that it condones wife beating. Once married a Muslim woman must not have sex with anyone other than her husband, but he is allowed to have sex with other women, marry other women and have sex with infidel slave women. Then there is polygamy, endogamy, female genital mutilation…the list goes on.
As to non believing women…well it seems it is open season.
Islam differentiates the gender role of women who believe in Islam and those who do not. The Muslim male’s right to own slave women, seized during military campaigns and jihad against non-believing pagans and infidels from Southern Europe to Africa to India to Central Asia, was considered natural.[29][30] Slave women could be sold without their consent, expected to provide concubinage, required permission from their owner to marry; and children born to them were automatically considered Muslim under Islamic law if the father was a Muslim.
The moral of the story is that the wolves of Islam are already in the Grandma’s house of Britain and Western Europe and at the naive little girl social workers, politicians and police are so busy taking more goodies to Grandma’s that they can’t see that the wolf has already devoured Grandma, is in her bed and ready to devour them next.
And remember…in the original story there was no hunter or woodcutter to step in and save them.
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