To Those Anglos Who Support Miss Cockroach

I do not agree with what you have to say, but I’ll defend to the death your right to say it.” Evelyn Beatrice Hall

I wasn’t born in America; hence, English doesn’t speak me. I had to learn English grammar. One of those grammar rules is names don’t get translated. Well, I’ll break this rule and translate the last name of Linda Sarsour.

Sarsour in Arabic means Cockroach.

Using the American custom of referring to people with their last name, I’ll refer to Linda as Miss Cockroach.

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It baffles me to see Anglos support this woman. I can understand Allah, but I cannot understand what Anglos are thinking when it comes to this issue. I cannot fathom how Anglos stand in solidarity with Miss Cockroach. I’m dumbfounded.

By now if you don’t know of Miss Cockroach or have not heard of her, let me give you a one-sentence background.

Miss Cockroach obtained US national attention during the Women’s March against Trump on the 21st of January after the presidential inauguration. She has problems with President Trump, maybe one of those problems is his being a womanizer.

I don’t have a problem with Miss Cockroach protesting against our President. It’s her right.

But I have a major problem with her going around America promoting Sharia Law nationally and complaining about 22 US States that are opposing Sharia. It takes a lot of effrontery, while Muslims complaining of Sharia Laws in Arab Nations, Miss Cockroach is promoting it in US.

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To stand in solidarity with Miss Cockroach is to stand for the Sharia Law. To stand for Sharia Law is to stand for beating women; female genital mutilation; publicly flogging women, segregation of women; the cutting off of hands, and allowing girls to be married as early as the age of fifteen. There are these same laws in Saudi Arabia.

This is exactly what Al-Qaeda implemented when it took over Ramadi in Iraq.

These Sharia Laws are the same laws that ISIS implemented on Christians in Mosul, Iraq. And their condition was either convert or pay tax, if they don’t pay tax, they get beheaded.

These are the same Laws that don’t let Jewish people live in Arab nations. These are the same Laws that are making Christians leave the Middle East just as the Jews did.

You see, I understand Miss Cockroach. It’s her religion. And she has the right to defend her religion. She has the right to promote her religion. She has the right to immigrate to US just like I did. I’m pro-immigration as well.

But if Miss Cockroach is advocating Sharia Law in America, she must allow her husband to marry three more times. She must allow her husband to flog her in public. She must allow her daughter to marry at the age of fifteen.
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Take this as an example, as I’m writing this post, an Iraqi Al-Sumaria TV News app flashed this headline on my iPhone.

In Basra (Iraq) .. registration of underage (15) marriage reached 1,528 case in 2016

I see no point in quoting Sharia Laws or Quranic verses for an Anglo. Because, it is my belief that no matter what you tell an Anglo, he or she will never believe you. Until they taste the pain of living in one of the Arab nations under Sharia Law, otherwise it’s “mission impossible” to convince an Anglo. They simply can’t believe it.

In the words of Sheikh Ayad Jamal Aldin: “Political Islam is a principle that is more dangerous and destructive than Nazism and Communism.”

We all have a role to play on our social networks: to like, to comment, and to share ideas that stands against these ideologies.

I feel sorry for men and women who have died and continue to die to secure freedom for Miss Cockroach so that she can promote her Sharia Law in America. If we allow promoting Sharia Law, we might as well start accepting people who are promoting Nazism. They have the right to free speech as well. Correct?

Shall I allow my son to join the U.S. Army, and risk his life, so Miss Cockroach can promote her Sharia Law in America?

It’s wiser to educate my son and help him join an intellectual army to speak up against people like Miss Cockroach. And to stand in in solidarity with gallant people who write inimitable books like Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Mona Eltahawy, and with Muslims looking to reform Islam like Sheikh Ayad Jamal Aldin, and with former Muslims like Brother Rachid, and all those who write articles and blogs against Miss Cockroach’s ideology.

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The majority of people who will like this post on social media are the plebeians Christians from the Middle East. As for Anglos, probably not even one will like my post on LinkedIn. Because, unfortunately, they truly don’t understand.

One of the English words I learned is Kibitzer, offering unwanted advice or comment. And that is how those Anglos make me feel. They truly don’t listen either.

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Fritz on January 31, 2017 at 1:30 pm

This is coming to America if we don’t stop it. Ask Germany. Ask Sweden. Ask France. How’d that work for you? They’d turn it back if they could. Let’s not make the same mistake. And this Muslim migration.

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Fred Aprim on January 31, 2017 at 11:08 pm

For the sake of the young generation, Americans must turn to the facts, learn about true Islam and what the Islamic Law is all about. The U.S. is governed by a wonderful Constitution and there is no place for a contradicting law such as the Islamic Law to be allowed to spread or used, because of legal matter. The U.S. Constitution respects and honors human rights and values human life. Meanwhile, the Islamic Law or Shari’aa in Arabic and the Koran demand from Muslim believers to kill non-Muslims wherever they are found. This contradiction cannot be tolerated and must be held as the grounds for banning the Koran in the U.S. Furthermore, Islam suppresses women, treats them like second class citizens, values their testimony in court as half to that of a man and offers women half of a will in an inheritance compared to the share of a man. We must continue this fight in order to educate, because if we did not future generations will not have the same freedom, justice and equality that we have today.

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Weam Namou on February 1, 2017 at 1:54 pm

I don’t want to see Sharia law, the KKK, or a dictatorship in America. Having any one of these will make us no better off politically than the Middle East.

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Ban505 on February 2, 2017 at 2:56 pm

Indeed special thanks for your effort to update us with any new events, action or orientation showing up in the media. That make us aware about it and act as much as we could to do what it should be done to prevent it or make under control. Well done cousin.

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alvarezgalloso on December 5, 2017 at 6:35 pm

In America there are different groups. Unlike the Anglos, the Latins and Indigenous hate Sharia Law. Miss Cockroach did NOT immigrate, she was born in New York.

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OliviaAut on October 10, 2022 at 4:48 am

I am Anglo American and a teacher. Contrary to generalizations written here, I teach about Sharia Law whenever I can. It’s not in any curriculum unless at a college level in a specialized class. Understanding topics like this is best accomplished through narrative, not generalizing and emotionally reactive shaming. Tell a story and it will make more sense. I understand you are frustrated and a lot of commenters here share that feeling- it is a completely justified feeling. I want to point out that conflation of issues (such as rejecting Trump’s moral failing means also supporting Sharia) is a major problem clouding logic and learning about cultural differences and ethical positions. As for the reactive generalizing, saying nobody will like a post and Anglos don’t understand, people you want to hear you (Anglos) will stop reading the second you generalize them. That’s not just Anglos- that’s any group. Embedding that time is unfortunate, in my opinion, because you have a lot to say. I’ve read a god sampling of your writing. Some of it is written in a digestible manner, making difficult topics and perspectives easier to fathom for people distanced from the culture of your heritage. Think about it. Do you just want to talk about very broad groups of people who don’t yet have the cultural norm of studying cultures beyond their own, or do you actually want to influence norms? Do you want to set the precedent for ranting or the precedent for building awareness? One of these approaches is substantially more empowering.

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