Muslims Enslave U.S. Women

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Muslims Enslave U.S. Women
Submitted by liberty on Fri, 01/01/2010 - 06:06
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J. Grant Swank, Jr.
Yes, it can happen in the United States. When people come to America, they bring their culture with them.
Sometimes that culture is evil. Yet to look at immigrants, they all may appear as if they are merely hungry for liberty. But not so in all cases. Therefore, more investigations need to be operative to filter out the practices that bring crime to the USA via immigration.
For instance, Homaidan Al-Turki, 36, and his wife, Sarah Khonaizan, 35, of Saudi Arabia kept a young Indonesian female as a slave whom they sexually violated.
It is common for Saudi Arabian citizens to take slaves as property of the household. Therefore, what this couple did was common to them. But obviously it does not fit in with our republic’s moral system. Therefore, the couple should never have been permitted to enter America.
The couple, well-to-do, was arrested for "enslaving and abusing an illegal alien for four years in their Aurora, Colorado, home. Apparently they were surprised that what they were doing is frowned upon in the US. In their home country — legalistic Islamic Saudi Arabia — it is the norm.
They forced "their slave" to clean, cook and care for children as well as provide sexual favors upon request.
"Khonaizan, 35, on charges of forced labor, document servitude and harboring an illegal immigrant.
"Al-Turki also faces state charges including kidnapping, false imprisonment and extortion, as well as 12 charges of sexual assault. His wife faces some of the same charges. The two could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted."
Illegals have poured through our borders. We law-abiding citizens are paying a severe price for this abhorrent governmental negligence. Even to this day, we have yet to see anything aggressively put in motion to correct this offensive scene.
The Saudi Arabian couple is just one example of what has gone wrong with immigration.
In their home Muslim country, "gender apartheid" is permitted as a legitimate practice. It is the condoned disparagement of females from birth until death.
Colbert I. King reported on washingtonpost.com an American official stating: "One of the (still) untold stories, however, is the cooperation of U.S. and other Western companies in enforcing sexual apartheid in Saudi Arabia. McDonald's, Pizza Hut, Starbucks, and other U.S. firms, for instance, maintain strictly segregated eating zones in their restaurants.
"The men's sections are typically lavish, comfortable and up to Western standards, whereas the women's or families' sections are often run-down, neglected and, in the case of Starbucks, have no seats. Worse, these firms will bar entrance to Western women who show up without their husbands. My wife and other [U.S. government affiliated] women were regularly forbidden entrance to the local McDonald's unless there was a man with them.
"As a husband and as a father of a teenage daughter, I can assure you that life even for Western women in Saudi Arabia is every bit as bad as you describe. Saudi official assurances that non-Muslims need not follow Muslim codes of dress and behavior are utter nonsense, and the very real threat of punishment or abuse for not wearing abbayas [head-to-toe black cloaks] or for going out unaccompanied leaves most Western women in Riyadh to live lives of silent depression."
Immigrant workers, many from Sri Lanka and Indonesia, are enslaved by families. "The cultural norm is to treat vulnerable foreigners like property, an attitude the Saudi couple apparently brought with them to America." > http://faithfreedom.org/islam/muslims-enslave-us-women >>> Saudi Child Bride Turned Back Over to 80-Year-Old Husband
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
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A Saudi Arabian father forced his 10-year-old daughter to return to her 80-year-old husband Sunday, after she was found hiding at the home of her aunt for 10 days, Arab News reported.

The young girl's husband, who denies he is 80 despite family claims, accused the aunt of violating the terms of his marriage, allowed by Sharia Law.

"My marriage is not against Sharia. It included the elements of acceptance and response by the father of the bride,” he told a local newspaper.

A member of the National Society for Human Rights said there are no regulations in place to stop the marriage of young girls, which is seen as harmful to their wellbeing.

“Such marriages are considered a gross violation of charters on the rights of children, which the Kingdom has signed and which set the age of adulthood at 18,” Maatouq Al-Abdullah told Arab News.