A teenage girl in southern Pakistan, whose late father lost her in a poker game when she was two years old, has asked authorities to save her from being handed over to a middle-aged relative. Her mother, Nooran said her husband racked up a debt of 10,000 rupees ($190) to Haider playing cards. "My husband didn't have money to pay, and instead he told Lal Haider that he could take Rasheeda when she grows up," she said. Despite being paid his money last year, she said Haider still insisted the girl should be given to him because of tribal customs.
Meanwhile, on a more cheerful note, this is a rare photo of the road to Mecca in Saudi Arabia that I found at LFG. Imagine a road sign like that in the United States and you only begin to scratch the surface of what we are facing.
Muslim girl ejected from soccer game: Now why would a mother put her 11 year old daughter in this kind of situation? The child was unnecessarily humiliated not by the referee, but by a horrible mother who forced an 11 year old to war a hijab for a soccer game. Good lord.
Smoke bomb thrown into Jewish kindergarten in Berlin: "Brave" thugs take on a Jewish kindergarten in Berlin. The picture tells it all, no more words are necessary.
Man hit by cab after Muslim driver made anti-Semitic comments, witnesses say: A Nashville cabbie statements that praised Adolph Hitler’s campaign against Jews just before running over the infidels.
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7 hours ago
Why we spend any time at all worrying about preserving the likes of a group of people that would not even let us travel the same roads as they do is beyond me.
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