Bangsat lu, lu ga peduli dgn anak2 ingusan yg jadi korban kebejadan orang Islam.
>________________________________ > From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> >To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> >Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2012 10:39 AM >Subject: Re: [proletar] Iranian Child Brides Get Younger — And More Numerous > > > >Biarkan aja , itu merusak bangsanya sendiri. Kita lihat efect Ќε depannya. >Makin bar bar suatu bangsa smakin terpuruk >Sent from my BlackBerry® >powered by Sinyal Kuat INDOSAT > >-----Original Message----- >From: item abu <[email protected]> >Sender: [email protected] >Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2012 03:19:24 >To: [email protected]<[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >Subject: [proletar] Iranian Child Brides Get Younger — And More Numerous > >Iran mau menurunkan batas umur unt ngembat anak ingusan dr 13 thn ke 9 thn, >sementara praktek ngembat anak ingusan itu terus meningkat. > >Kenapa angka 9 yg dipake? Ini tentunya krn nabi ngembat anak ingusan berusia 9 >thn, jadi udah sewajarnya angka 9 thn dipake, biarpun sebenarnya auloh ga >ngasih batas umur dan ngehalalin ngembat anak ingusan yg belum mens. Si anak >ingusan 9 thn yg diembat nabi itu memang belum mens di usia 9 thn, makanya >masih belum dianggap dewasa. > > >Di Indonesia jg pejihad2 Islam yg soleh dan bertaqwa itu (baca: gila sex dan >pdophile) jg mau nurunin batas umur unt cewek dianggap dewasa ke usia 12 thn, >yg berarti mereka bisa ngembat anak usia 12 thn. Ini langkah pertama, langkah >berikutnya pasti ke usia 9 thn. > >Islam itu emang agama yg benar unt para bajingan pedophile, tukang merkosa, >gila sex, sadistik dll. > > >http://frontpagemag.com/2012/frank-crimi/iranian-child-brides-get-younger-and-more-numerous/ > > >Iranian Child Brides Get Younger — And More Numerous >Posted by Frank Crimi Bio ↓ on Aug 29th, 2012 Comments ↓ > > >As Iranian lawmakers now seek to lower the legal age of marriage for >girls to nine-years-old, the number of Iranian brides already under 10 >years of age is sharply rising. > >The Iranian decision to allow nine-year-old girls the legal opportunity to be >married to fully grown men was announced by Mohammad Ali Isfenani, chairman of >the Iranian Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee. > >Isfenani called Iran’s current civil legislation, which sets the >minimum legal age of marriage for girls at 13-years-old, “un-Islamic and >illegal,” saying, “We must regard nine as being the appropriate age for a girl >to have reached puberty and qualified to get married. To do >otherwise would be to contradict and challenge Islamic Sharia law.” > >Isenfani’s clarion call for prepubescent marriage comes at the same moment a >new report from the Union for the Protection of Children’s Rights (UPCR) found >75 >Iranian girls less than 10-years-old were forced to marry in the past >two months, part of a sharp rise in the overall number of Iranian child >brides under the age of 10. > >According to UPCR, of the 342,000 Iranian marriages among girls under >18-years-old registered in 2010, at least 713 marriages involved girls >under 10-years-old, more than twice as many as were registered in the >prior three years. Moreover, of these underage marriages, 42,000 >involved girls between the ages of 10 to 14. > >The Iranian appetite for child brides led Farshid Yezdani, an activist with >UPCR, to note, “It is a worrying trend to see and something that we are all >working >hard to end. The best way to end this kind of practice is to give >information on how to better one’s life without infringing on a child’s >ability to have a childhood.” > >Tragically, a lost childhood is not just the providence of Iranian >girls but rather for a distressingly large and ever-expanding number of >little girls worldwide. To that end, there are now more than 50 million >child brides, a number that is growing by 10 million each year and which is >expected >to reach 100 million young victims over the next decade. > >These unfortunate children are married off for a bevy of cultural and >religious reasons, ranging from ensuring familial alliances to economic >necessities, such as settling debts or overcoming natural disasters to >ensure a family’s survival. > >In that latter example, drought-stricken Africa has witnessed the emergence of >so-called “drought brides” who are being sold for as little as $170. As one >NGO worker explained, “Some households >have 10 children and feeding those children is really hard,” so marrying off >one young girl ensures “that the rest of the family does not die >from lack of food.” > >While the reasons behind these human transactions may vary, the one >commonality is that the younger the girl, the better the deal. >Specifically, it is important that these girls be sold off at a young >enough age to better ensure their virginity, thus increasing their >economic value and protecting the honor of their families. >Not surprisingly, once handed-off, these child brides are then >consigned to a terrifyingly nasty, brutish and short-lived existence at >the hands of men who ostensibly should be looking out for their >well-being and not using them as sexual toys for their own perverse >enjoyment. > >For starters, these young brides rarely continue their education, >denying them any hope of independence, the ability to earn a livelihood >or of making an economic contribution to their households, thus >condemning them to a grim life of ignorance and poverty. > >Moreover, the life expectancy of their frightful existence is likely >to be cut exceedingly short given the multitude of health risks inherent in >being a child bride, not the least of which is the high mortality >rate from childbirth injuries, where an estimated 70,000 girls under 15 >die each year from complications during pregnancy or childbirth. > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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