Hijabs: The Future of Female Fashion

The future of women’s fashion is easy to predict, assuming the progressives in charge continue to be successful at displacing the native population of Europe. Invest in any company that makes hijabs.

Via Allah’s Willing Executioners:

A woman was racially insulted on the underground in Berlin’s Mitte district on Sunday afternoon. …

There she was insulted as a prostitute in Arabic by an unknown man. The perpetrator asked her in broken German why she wasn’t wearing a headscarf…

The multicultural enricher “threatened to seriously injure her if he saw her again.”

Meanwhile, in Britainistan:

Possessing photos of a Muslim woman without her hijab should be made a criminal offence, MPs have proposed. …

Such photographs should be treated the same as child sex abuse images, possession of which can carry long prison sentences, the MPs said.

This is just wrong. Women without hijabs are much more serious than child sex abuse, if we are to judge by current practices in Afghanistan and by Mohammad himself.

The proposals will deepen concerns that Islam is poised to win legal protections which are not afforded to other religions under British law.

That’s why they call Airstrip One’s ruler Two-Tier Keir.

On a tip from Steve T.

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