(04-04-2017 02:52 PM)Merenguero Wrote:  I will say this and I never thought the day would come. I've very recently seen many white people in the D.C. area working low level jobs. I almost never saw that until very recently and I'm convinced that it is at least indirectly related to the change in the presidency. A lot of you guys may be getting your wish. We'll see how long it lasts. It's not so easy for some people to stay drug free and/or control their mental illness.

Interesting. What do you mean by low level?

(04-05-2017 08:56 PM)Fortis Wrote:  

(04-04-2017 02:52 PM)Merenguero Wrote:  I will say this and I never thought the day would come. I've very recently seen many white people in the D.C. area working low level jobs. I almost never saw that until very recently and I'm convinced that it is at least indirectly related to the change in the presidency. A lot of you guys may be getting your wish. We'll see how long it lasts. It's not so easy for some people to stay drug free and/or control their mental illness.

Interesting. What do you mean by low level?

He means this low level white guy:



Aloha!

Here's the new tactic to combat homophobia - act like a faggot!

Dutch men hold hands to protest against homophobia

Quote:Dutch men are uploading pictures of themselves holding hands on to social media to stand against homophobia.

The trend was sparked by an alleged attack on two gay men on a street in the Netherlands on Sunday.

The images are being shared via the hashtags #handinhand and #allemannenhandinhand (all men hand in hand).

Politicians, celebrities, football pundits and workers have joined in, throughout the Netherlands and beyond.

Jasper Vernes-Sewratan, 35, and Ronnie Sewratan-Vernes, 31, say they were attacked by a group of men in the early hours of Sunday morning in Arnhem, in the country's east.

Their story was widely publicised and they appeared on Dutch talk show Pauw earlier this week, where they described being set upon after holding hands.

The lawyer of one of the alleged attackers also appeared on the show, later in the week, claiming the pair threw the first punch.

The couple have emphatically denied this.

Gay couples in Amsterdam and Eindhoven also reported being assaulted because of their sexuality over the weekend, according to Dutch media.

In some parts of the world, including India and some African countries, men commonly hold hands, taking it as a sign of friendship and respect.

The Netherlands was the first country in the world to legalise same-sex marriage in 2001.

Here's how to get a Muslim woman to pay to you to bang her:

The women who sleep with a stranger to save their marriage

Quote:A number of online services are charging "divorced" Muslim women thousands of pounds to take part in "halala" Islamic marriages, a BBC investigation has found. Women pay to marry, have sex with and then divorce a stranger, so they can get back with their first husbands.

Farah - not her real name - met her husband after being introduced to him by a family friend when she was in her 20s. They had children together soon afterwards but then, Farah says, the abuse began.

"The first time he was abusive was over money," she tells the BBC's Asian Network and Victoria Derbyshire programme.

"He dragged me by my hair through two rooms and tried to throw me out of the house. There would be times where he would just go crazy."

Despite the abuse, Farah hoped things would change. Her husband's behaviour though became increasingly erratic - leading to him "divorcing" her via text message.

"I was at home with the children and he was at work. During a heated discussion he sent me a text saying, 'talaq, talaq, talaq'."

"Triple talaq" - where a man says "talaq", or divorce, to his wife three times in a row - is a practice which some Muslims believe ends an Islamic marriage instantly.

It is banned in most Muslim countries but still happens, though it is impossible to know exactly how many women are "divorced" like this in the UK.

"I had my phone on me," Farah explains, "and I just passed it over to my dad. He was like, 'Your marriage is over, you can't go back to him.'"

Farah says she was "absolutely distraught", but willing to return to her ex-husband because he was "the love of my life".

She says her ex-husband also regretted divorcing her.

This led Farah to seek the controversial practice known as halala, which is accepted by a small minority of Muslims who subscribe to the concept of a triple talaq.

They believe halala is the only way a couple who have been divorced, and wish to reconcile, can remarry.

Halala involves the woman marrying someone else, consummating the marriage and then getting a divorce - after which she is able to remarry her first husband.

But in some cases, women who seek halala services are at risk of being financially exploited, blackmailed and even sexually abused.

It's a practice the vast majority of Muslims are strongly against and is attributed to individuals misunderstanding the Islamic laws around divorce.

But an investigation by the BBC has found a number of online accounts offering halala services, several of which are charging women thousands of pounds to take part in temporary marriages.
'Desperation'

One man, advertising halala services on Facebook, told an undercover BBC reporter posing as a divorced Muslim woman that she would need to pay £2,500 and have sex with him in order for the marriage to be "complete" - at which point he would divorce her.

The man also said he had several other men working with him, one who he claims initially refused to issue a woman a divorce after a halala service was complete.

There is nothing to suggest the man is doing anything illegal. The BBC contacted him after the meeting - he rejects any allegations against him, claiming he has never carried out or been involved in a halala marriage and that the Facebook account he created was for fun, as part of a social experiment.

In her desperation to be reunited with her husband, Farah began trying to find men who were willing to carry out a halala marriage.

"I knew of girls who had gone behind families' backs and had it done and been used for months," she says.

"They went to the mosque, there was apparently a designated room where they did this stuff and the imam or whoever offers these services, slept with her and then allowed other men to sleep with her too."

But the Islamic Sharia Council in East London, which regularly advises women on issues around divorce, strongly condemns halala marriages.

"This is a sham marriage, it is about making money and abusing vulnerable people," says Khola Hasan from the organisation.

"It's haram, it's forbidden. There's no stronger word I can use. There are other options, like getting help or counselling. We would not allow anyone to go through with that. You do not need halala, no matter what," she adds.

Farah ultimately decided against getting back with her husband - and the risks of going through a halala marriage. But she warns there are other women out there, like her, who are desperate for a solution.

"Unless you're in that situation where you're divorced and feeling the pain I felt, no-one's going to understand the desperation some women feel.

"If you ask me now, in a sane state, I would never do it. I'm not going to sleep with someone to get back with a man. But at that precise time I was desperate to get back with my ex-partner at any means or measure."

< What the fuck is all this propaganda.

Saying 3 times divorce is standard practice according to sharia. Those bullshit claims of it being banned is just that. It is like some articles claiming that apostasy is not punished by death everywhere - no in some countries they imprison you first for many years.

The same goes to the claims that short-term marriages (quasi prostitution) is not legal. That shit goes on in practically every fucking Muslim country since you can have 4 wives as a man and marriages can be upheld for a few hours as well. It is a loophole and frankly I don't consider this one as one of the worst of Islam. At least men get to fuck women instead of power-bottoms since the societies are so sexually frustrated.

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As for the Netherlands gay attack - how likely is the chance that the group attacking the gay couple was coming from the very same background that hates gays (killing them even according to sharia)?

Holding hands and acting like faggots will not solve anything, but cuck politicians only have bullshit solutions to real problems.

(04-06-2017 03:13 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  As for the Netherlands gay attack - how likely is the chance that the group attacking the gay couple was coming from the very same background that hates gays (killing them even according to sharia)?

http://nltimes.nl/2017/04/03/gay-couple-...hem-street

Quote:When they reached the Nelson Mandela Bridge they were confronted by a group of six to eight young men. "I think they were Moroccans. They began to shout: disgusting, dirty, homo, such things. We shouted something back and walked on, but all of a sudden they came after us." Jasper said to RTL.

(04-06-2017 12:13 PM)TigerMandingo Wrote:  

(04-06-2017 03:13 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  As for the Netherlands gay attack - how likely is the chance that the group attacking the gay couple was coming from the very same background that hates gays (killing them even according to sharia)?

http://nltimes.nl/2017/04/03/gay-couple-...hem-street

Quote:When they reached the Nelson Mandela Bridge they were confronted by a group of six to eight young men. "I think they were Moroccans. They began to shout: disgusting, dirty, homo, such things. We shouted something back and walked on, but all of a sudden they came after us." Jasper said to RTL.

But but but.... muh diversity:

Cara Delevingne is photogenic, but looks crazy and annoying as fuck in this video.





It seems that in the new movie Valerian, they have changed the main female character, who was very sexy in the original comics.

The main male character Valerian was a strong man and not a teenager in the original comics. What the fuck!









from wikipedia:

Quote:Delevingne is openly bisexual.[108][16] In June 2015, she confirmed she was in a relationship with American musician Annie Clark, who is best known by her stage name St. Vincent.[16] The two separated in September 2016.[109]
Delevingne is a self-described animal lover and following the high-profile killing of Cecil the lion in 2015, the actress auctioned her personal TAG Heuer watch, raising £18,600 for WildCRU.[110]
Delevingne has a tattoo of her lucky number, the Roman numeral XII, on her side under her right arm, and "MADE IN ENGLAND" on the sole of her left foot.[111]
At the Women in the World summit in October 2015, Delevingne spoke about her battle with depression which started when she was 15 years old.[112] It was triggered when she discovered her mother's drug addiction as a teenager. She found help at the age of 16. She left school for six months and agreed to go on medication, which she said might have saved her life

I read the comics as a kid.
Valerian was masculine and she was utterly in love with him.

Now they picked a short boyish producer-cocksucker drug-addict who plays the part together with the carpet-munching equally drug-addicted lesbian. They are very likely both gay and lesbian which is perfect for Hollywood values. Also it is no coincidence that they pick men who are as tall or shorter than the women.

They did it with the Hunger Games where the Peter character was tall, muscular and strong. But they cannot let men have that part - they had to pick an actor who appeared shorter than the Hunger Games bitch.

(04-05-2017 08:56 PM)Fortis Wrote:  

(04-04-2017 02:52 PM)Merenguero Wrote:  I will say this and I never thought the day would come. I've very recently seen many white people in the D.C. area working low level jobs. I almost never saw that until very recently and I'm convinced that it is at least indirectly related to the change in the presidency. A lot of you guys may be getting your wish. We'll see how long it lasts. It's not so easy for some people to stay drug free and/or control their mental illness.

Interesting. What do you mean by low level?

Gas station cashiers, supermarket checkout people, janitors, construction laborers (higher level than the other ones listed), landscaping, fast food cooks and cashiers, etc.

(04-05-2017 12:00 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  How is dressing like Donald Trump a "style nightmare"?

Guy wears a suit and a tie...

When is the last time you saw him wear a pocket square?

Student who is studying “nonviolent social resistance” shows you how to do it.

http://dailycaller.com/2017/04/06/i-enga...ion-signs/

Quote:The student who punched in, kicked, and otherwise trashed anti-abortion signs released a video saying that he “engaged his rage” and hopes he was able to “inspire” people.

“First off, I reject bigotry,” Ian Ramos, the student who destroyed the anti-abortion signs on Texas State University campus on Monday, said in a video posted on Twitter.

Ramos, a history and government student, is currently studying “nonviolent social resistance” at the university. “I don’t have to put up with anyone peddling some false, ignorant ideology. I engaged my rage.”

It's amazing what a couple weeks of good food and hot sloots does for your energy level.

I've been walking 10+ miles a day in the Bangkok heat, fucking all night and only sleeping 4-5 hours and I feel great.

Meanwhile back in America I used to get drowsy mid afternoon sometimes. Was I being poisoned?

I just came across this guy. I thought this was a very interesting video for a layman like me.

(04-06-2017 01:19 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I read the comics as a kid.
Valerian was masculine and she was utterly in love with him.

Now they picked a short boyish producer-cocksucker drug-addict who plays the part together with the carpet-munching equally drug-addicted lesbian. They are very likely both gay and lesbian which is perfect for Hollywood values. Also it is no coincidence that they pick men who are as tall or shorter than the women.

I don't know, didn't read the comics, but from what wikipedia tells me, the source material is not exactly unobjectionable to begin with:

Quote:Christin's scripts are noted for their humour, complexity and strongly humanist and left-wing liberal political ideas.

(...)

However, thanks to Pierre Christin's interests in politics, sociology and ethnology, as the series progressed the situations typically arose from misunderstandings or ideological differences between various groups that could be resolved through reason and perseverance.

The core theme of the stories is an optimistic liberal humanism: the adventures are not about defeating enemies but about exploring, facing challenges, and celebrating diversity. Thus, according to academic John Dean, Christin "as a rule works into his narratives political, environmental and feminist concerns – thereby showing social ills are universal, no matter on what planet you land".

(...)

Other themes include:
Natural simplicity as superior to technological complexity.
Rejection of machismo, violence and war in favour of femininity and nature.
Women being able to manipulate males sexually without being manipulated themselves.

The early stories present Valérian as a typical square-jawed hero figure, who is strong and dependable. However, as the series progresses, he is increasingly portrayed as somewhat knuckle-headed.
...his partner Laureline combines her superior intelligence, determination and independence with sex-appeal.

The decision to work in the science fiction genre was also influenced by the political climate in France at the time; Mézières and Christin saw Valérian as a "backdoor" means to react against the prevailing doctrine of Gaullism.

...Christin has denied any influence on the character of Laureline stating that she was inspired by Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex as well as the burgeoning feminist movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

(04-07-2017 03:30 AM)iop890 Wrote:  It's amazing what a couple weeks of good food and hot sloots does for your energy level.

I've been walking 10+ miles a day in the Bangkok heat, fucking all night and only sleeping 4-5 hours and I feel great.

Meanwhile back in America I used to get drowsy mid afternoon sometimes. Was I being poisoned?

Oh snap. He's back! I wasn't sure you would ever go back there. How wrong was I.

Woman gets head stuck in train doors.

It's going viral with everyone complaining that"It's a sign that people are desensitized blah, blah, Kitty Genovese, blah blah"

The bitch was probably texting/tweeting while exiting, it looks like she was looking down, and got caught. It was the end of the line so train wasn't going anywhere. Plus those door are so easy to force open, I've done it as a little kid.

(04-06-2017 02:57 AM)WalterBlack Wrote:  Here's the new tactic to combat homophobia - act like a faggot!

Dutch men hold hands to protest against homophobia

Quote:Dutch men are uploading pictures of themselves holding hands on to social media to stand against homophobia.

The trend was sparked by an alleged attack on two gay men on a street in the Netherlands on Sunday.

[b]The Netherlands was the first country in the world to legalise same-sex marriage in 2001.

(04-07-2017 01:33 PM)H1N1 Wrote:  I just came across this guy. I thought this was a very interesting video for a layman like me.

Krauss is a global warming/establishment shill.

(04-07-2017 09:16 PM)911 Wrote:  

(04-07-2017 01:33 PM)H1N1 Wrote:  I just came across this guy. I thought this was a very interesting video for a layman like me.

Krauss is a global warming/establishment shill.

Atheism is a religion in itself because the globalists know that the mind will simply replace it in most instances in the belief of a worldly utopia (mostly some kind of marxism).

A tit man is born:

http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/vi...O1FXzp1bG9

Edit: Link to WSH doesn't work?

(04-06-2017 03:03 AM)WalterBlack Wrote:  "They went to the mosque, there was apparently a designated room where they did this stuff and the imam or whoever offers these services, slept with her and then allowed other men to sleep with her too."

(04-08-2017 03:12 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  

(04-06-2017 03:03 AM)WalterBlack Wrote:  "They went to the mosque, there was apparently a designated room where they did this stuff and the imam or whoever offers these services, slept with her and then allowed other men to sleep with her too."

Don't be surprised - this is halal since it is a so-called short-term marriage. The gulf states have those everywhere - usually they marry for 4 hours, bang, then divorce.

What? I just fucked my wife your honor! All halal!

(04-08-2017 03:31 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Don't be surprised - this is halal since it is a so-called short-term marriage. The gulf states have those everywhere - usually they marry for 4 hours, bang, then divorce.

What? I just fucked my wife your honor! All halal!

Islam's Sex Licenses

Quote:"Marriage is halal, dating is haram," says Ali Selman. In other words, marriage is permissible, but dating is forbidden. These are the rules for the strapping, green-eyed Lebanese Shiite from Brooklyn.

Luckily for young Muslims like Selman, who are deeply religious yet subject to the same hormonal forces as any other twentysomething, the Quran provides what you might call a caveat clause. Its rule against sex outside of marriage is clear, but many Shiite Muslims believe that a section called "Al Nissa" contains a single word ( istimta) that seems to allow Muslims to engage in Mut'ah marriages, or "pleasure marriages"—essentially, temporary marriages for the purpose of having sex.

“As a Catholic you go to hell for having premarital sex. Mut’ah understands the human disposition and accommodates me.”

These "pleasure marriages" can last for years, months, several days, one night, or a few hours. Popular in places like Iran but also quietly practiced in America, Mut'ah is a handy option for unmarried Shiite Muslims who want to have sex without settling down for life. "There can be no sex outside of marriage," says the 29-year-old Selman, a champion weightlifter who, over the past 10 years, has been temporarily married 25 times.

Selman loathes nightclubs—"Loud music with people getting drunk and stupid is not my scene”—and so has met many of his wives in the hookah cafes of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. The narrow confine of Luxor, an Egyptian cafe in Greenwich Village, is one of his favorites, despite the cramped space. "I go there to smoke and not to pick up women," he insists. More often than not, though, he admits he somehow ends up meeting a beautiful girl.

Like permanent marriages in Islam, Mut'ah marriages are only allowed with other Muslims, Christians, and Jews. His partners have been Catholic and Muslim-American, Spanish, Lebanese, Turkish, Palestinian, and Pakistani. Selman says many of the women he meets express "shock" when he explains he must marry them before he can proceed.

"It is to avoid committing sin, and it is like a boyfriend and girlfriend relationship," he tells them. "Some of them don't like it," he says, but, "they agree because they want to be with me... If she doesn't like it, I understand, but I can't sleep with her."

According to Selman, the woman has to say, "I marry you, myself." The man replies, "I accept." A token bridal gift must be given—in Selman's case, usually tea, juice, or chocolates. Most of his marriages lasted for about three months—the shortest was three days long, with his bank teller, a Sunni from Pakistan. He says the girl actually wanted to get married for only one day; they finally settled on three days subject to renewal.

For Selman, Mut'ah is simply "a permission from God to have sexual relations." He's open about the fact that it's different than true love. "You can't fall in love 25 times," he says, laughing. "I had feelings for these women and I was attracted to them."

But some Shiite scholars, like Muhsin Alidina, say that Selman is "fooling himself." Alidina runs the education department at the Al Khoei Islamic Center, a prominent Shiite institution in Queens. Like most Shiites, he supports the concept of Mut'ah marriages, but says young Muslims like Selman don't take them seriously enough. "The obligation is not over by saying a few words," says Alidina. "Even if it is temporary, it is still a marriage with serious commitments."

Alidina says the crucial components of the Mut'ah marriage are the mutual acceptance of the marriage, a bridal gift to the wife paid in cash, and her obligation to stay single for two menstrual cycles after the marriage ends to ensure she is not pregnant before entering into another. The husband is responsible for a child conceived during the marriage, even if the marriage lasts only a few hours, and religious leaders recommend that the contract be put in writing so women can claim their rights in Islamic courts that recognize Mut'ah marriages.

As long as these tenets are followed, Alidina thinks Mut'ah marriages provide an important physical outlet for young Muslims. "They are young and unemployed and these marriages are cheaper options," says Alidina. "Mut'ah creates some obligation on men rather than dating or going to a prostitute."

But Shamsi Ali, a Sunni imam from the Islamic Center in Manhattan, dismisses Mut'ah marriage as prostitution with a religious stamp. "Marriages cannot be used to fulfill desires," he scolds. "Marriage is not a social solution." He says Mut'ah leads to abandonment of pregnant women, unwanted babies, and destroys the purpose and sanctity of marriage.

The leader of the Bay Ridge mosque in Brooklyn, Imam Tarek Yousef, is also a Sunni, but a longtime supporter of Mut’ah marriage. "Don't blame the principle because it is abused," he says. "The model is perfect."

Selman's 26-year-old friend Richard Giganti provides a different perspective. A practicing Catholic when he arrived in New York from Sicily, he converted to Islam after one year here. "I really enjoy the discipline of Islam," he says. Six months after becoming a Shiite Muslim, Giganti entered into his first temporary marriage with a Spanish Catholic woman. "The idea seemed really wishy-washy at first, but as I got more religious it began to make sense," he says. "As a Catholic you go to hell for having premarital sex. Mut'ah understands the human disposition and accommodates me."

Selman, for his part, knows he's adhering merely to the letter of the law, if not the spirit. There were certain marriages where he felt committed to his bride, but others that he says were just "date-like."

"I misused Mut'ah when I did it repeatedly and with several women," he says. "A lot of us use it as an excuse to have sex, and we really should control ourselves." He says many of his friends are in Mut’ah marriages: "It is very common for religious Shiite." Does this casual use of Mut'ah make them sinners? "I don't know. That's in God's hands," he says. "God ordered us to say these words and we say these words."

Many years ago, when he was teaching at the University of Dar-es-Salaam in Tanzania, Imam Alidina himself got a Mut'ah marriage for six months. His first marriage had been a traditional one, but, ironically, turned out to be temporary itself. After it failed, Alidina could not brave another permanent marriage. "I was looking for comfort and solace without the encumbrances of a long-term commitment," he says. The woman he Mut’ah-married was also coming out of a divorce. "We were both lonely and had desires of a young man and woman," he adds.

During their short marriage the couple never lived together, and toward the end of the six months Alidina left for the United Kingdom for two years. He lost touch with his wife during his time abroad and when he came back to Tanzania she had disappeared. They never met again.

After 40 years, Alidina looks back at his short marriage with affection. "It gave me the companionship I needed then," he says.

< Frankly this kind of marriage is consensual is not so bad. The only bad thing about is that it devalues marriage over time, but if that were the worst thing about the religion - then who cares.