Now I wonder where the flotillas are for Saudi women. Or Saudi ‘apartheid’ weeks, often months it seems, on Western university campus’ to support something which actually does look a lot more like apartheid than anything one finds in Israel. The fact that women are not allowed to drive in a UN member state country merely because they are women and the state religion mandates that women should be disenfranchised of any autonomy in every possible way should be the source of outrage of every college campus in the US, Canada and Europe and indeed, East Asia as well. Instead, university students seem to prefer to be useful idiots and hasten their own dhimmitude.
Even this BBC story manages to utterly avoid the kind of rightful outrage and contempt that they should show towards the Saudi genuine apartheid of women, that they would heap upon any story on Israel, even then the issue is trivial, spun out of all relationship to the facts or outright fiction.
From The BBC:
By Katy WatsonMiddle East business reporter, BBC News
WATCH: Saudi Arabia’s women are forced to rely on men to do the driving – which puts many jobs off-limits, and makes running a business almost impossible
The video shows a young woman getting into her car for a spin around town with a friend. Giggling away, they sound excited yet nervous. And all the while, they comment on the reactions of passers-by.
Only the difference is, this video was shot by 28-year old Solafa from Saudi Arabia, the only country in the world that bans women from driving. Continue Reading →

Abu Ishaq al-Huwaini (also spelled Abo Ishaq Alheweny) dreams of buying kafir slave girls.
The girls received 10 lashes each under the country’s strict interpretation of Islamic law at a women’s prison in the city of Medina, Saudi Arabia
Pilgims walk underneath giant umbrellas at a Mosque in Medina – the city in which the floggings took place

