Comments on: Aisha Ibrahim Dhuhulow – only one of the many victims of Sharia

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By: marianne

marianne — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 15:34:54 +0000

Laura, I’d like to put your head in a washing machine. Not only should abused children be brutally killed but so should Ilaria for caring about them. It’s you who are racist and also sexist because you don’t think black women have rights. Sort your warped mind out.

By: marianne

marianne — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 15:07:16 +0000

I hope Aisha’s family know we are thinking of them but it will not do much good. Is there nothing we can do to prevent these abuses ? As for Laura, I don’t understand how your mind works. Not only do abused children deserve to be brutally killed but so does Ilaria for being a caring, sensitive person! This is your idea of racism ! I’s like to put your head in a washing machine.

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White flowers for Aisha « Xanthippa’s Chamberpot — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 00:03:04 +0000

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By: Judge

Judge — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 01:11:30 +0000

other cultures are and will allways be subject to judgement.
that’s what cultures do: compete.
you can be on the positive side of freedom and tolerance, or you can be with the dark side. if not so sure: remain in the wasteland of indecision, the capital of it is the shopping channel.
both sides use fear, the dark side to enslave humanity – the cultures of freedom to get rid of it.
and to all the lauras: a death wish will always result in a curse upon yourself, and if you hate many a lot – including yourself – it becomes a legacy, but it is my guess that you already are cursed by hate and fear. you can step out of it at any moment, but you must admit that you were sitting on the devils lap, enjoying the gentle strokes of his claws.

By: cfpatryck

cfpatryck — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 19:59:11 +0000

Dear Ilaria

Many thanks for providing an opportunity to reflect on this vile injustice and to express our outrage. Sadly, nothing can be done to restore the innocent life of thirteen year old, Aisha Ibrahim Duhulow, but your example should lead all decent, caring people to understand we are not helpless, and that we should dedicate ourselves to speaking out and doing all we can to coax or coerce offensive regimes to show respect for LIFE, the most fundamental human right.

Respect for life is not about skin colour, nor is it about ethnicity or religion. It is painful to see those who try to defend injustice must resort to hateful name-calling and threats in the name of ‘culture’ or ‘religion’. Respect for life must transcend all cultural imperatives, especially those which deny women equality before the law.

For my own part, I shall identify and join an appropriate human rights organization and devote more of my time and energy towards speaking out responsibly against violations wherever they occur. I hope many others will take similar action.

Thank you.
CarlfP

By: ilaria

ilaria — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:42:06 +0000

Dear Laura,
every culture can and should be criticised, if there has to be any hope for growth. Growth towards a universal culture of COMPASSION.

The whites did and do many cruel things for which I feel embarassed and distressed, and which I would never dare defend.
I am open to accept your criticism of anything the whites have done which clashes with the sense of compassion. And I know that enormous reparation should be made.

But let’s stop playing holier than thou. Cultures are like people: they all have their precious gifts and their painful contradictions. Let us all be open to anything which can help us solve our contradictions and shed pain.

Wishing you peace

Ilaria

By: Laura

Laura — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 14:44:36 +0000

You are so racist. You cannot judge other cultures, you narrow-minded bigot!!! RACIST! RACIST! RACIST! YOU ARE RACIST! I HOPE YOU SUFFER THE SAME FATE AS HER, you racist white bigot!!

By: ilaria

ilaria — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 18:30:35 +0000

WHITE FLOWERS FOR AISHA
I could not sleep for days after reading about Aisha’s tragedy. I would have wanted to bring flowers to her grave, but there was no grave to be reached. I felt so powerless!
But then I got the idea that we should all try and create a wave of sweetness and kindness in the love of Aisha, all over the world. May her death not have been in vain. Let us transform it into a stimulus to spread lovingkindness.
I decided to buy a bunch of white flowers and offer one of them, together with a 5 dollar bill and a piece of candy,to every homeless person I woud find at the railway station,
mentioning Aisha’s name and sending her a blessing every time.
I also made an offer to Amnesty international to honor her name.
Let us all do something, let us create a wave of white flowers and of kind actions so as to try and counterbalance the horror of her death. And let us pray for her, telling her we all love her.
Ilaria

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Steynian 283 « Free Canuckistan! — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 23:15:30 +0000

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