Saturday, June 16, 2012

Saudi Women banned from Olympic Games

Saudi women are not allowed to compete in the Olympics? That is so stupid. There is no other way to put it. It once again is misogyny masked in the rhetoric of religion, and the entire world should be knocking on their psycho-Islamic-door-of-hate.




If the International Olympic Committee (IOC) took a stand against apartheid in 1964, then they should bloody well take a stand against this medieval fanaticism now in 2012.

What I want to know is are Saudi men SO animalistic  and controlled by their libidos that they cannot even think, never mind watch, a woman play a game of volley ball? For that matter, is their Allah SO rudimentary and incompetent that Man was created with no internal control over his sexual urges whatsoever?

Also, should women athletes outside of Saudi Arabia, who have the apparently “indecent” right to roam free, be on high alert against what must be inferred are potential rapists? How do Saudi men manage their allegedly felonious libidos when they leave their country? Perhaps this is another compelling reason to ban Saudi Arabia from the Olympics – non-Saudi female competitors may be in jeopardy, otherwise.




If the IOC is not moved to action by human rights violations against Saudi women, maybe they will consider the safety of all the other athletes who come from countries NOT guilty of blatant injustice and crimes against humanity.

The bottom line is that the IOC itself states: “The Games have always brought people together in peace to respect universal moral principles”.

Here is to hoping the International Olympic Committee shows integrity and stands by its own principles. 

Unprincipled principles are the worst kind of hypocrisy.

3 comments:

  1. Rachel, I entered a comment yesterday, I have no idea where it ended up, ie. I have no idea where the scrap bin is located....":))

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  2. You go girl! I think you should write to them.

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  3. My dad worked in Saudi Arabia years ago...he flew for Saudia Air. My stepmother hated it though, because of the restrictions on women. She worked for a sheikh, but couldn't drive, so they sent a car for her every day. I believe it was a limousine...go figure that. I think the culture is caught between the past and present, in a sort of purgatory. What a shame. Good post Rachel.

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