Robert Spencer and Michael Coren discuss the Easter jihad bombing in Nigeria and more

It's not so much "their men" who are not protecting their women as these are typically young girls often from troubled and dysfunctional families that are unable or unwilling to protect their young members who are easy prey for predators.

Hi SaleemSmith, thank you for the links.

Just to add more fuel to the fire, there is a YouTube video that discusses Islam and Slavery making every effort to demonstrate that the enormity of the Islamic Slave trade and the horrific death toll caused by its sub-human slave traders, make it the greatest crime against humanity in the history of the world. This video pulls no punches in supporting this contention and provides some astonishing statistics.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJhSejBDTPI

Another worthwhile video is "The Forgotten Slaves" which can be accessed on YouTube in 5 segments. I think this video was first brought to our attention by Jihad Watcher Rod Dogg sometime in March of 2012.

The links to the YouTube version are:
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPfqQ9iGWbI
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfveaFRB3e8&feature=related
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOTZmOru7TE&feature=related
Part 4:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=Jy42TP9E_wc
Part 5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAVCDXsnjco&feature=related

PGuud wrote:

I'm starting to not care about the forced prostitution of non-Muslim women by Muslims. If their men aren't doing anything about it, why should I continue to care? Screw the lot of them, including their "men"!
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You're a man, aren't you? Not everyone has someone to protect them, so that's the role of the people who can—*like ourselves*.

Muslims always go after the most vulnerable—dhimmis in Muslim lands and those at risk in the West, like unprotected children.

But even if you have no concern for these victims in and of themselves, *consider this*—when Muslims are strong enough, *they will come for you, as well*.

I could quote Martin Niemöller here, but I hope my point is clear...

As it is and as I see it, there are Muslims--adherents of the most vile and intolerant ideology in the history of mankind--and, then, there are Free People (i.e., everyone else). By their "men," I'm referring to the general male population of those Free People. One doesn't need to be blood-related to those girls to do something about their horrific circumstances. So, where are their "men" and why aren't they 1) putting an immediate stop to the crimes against their women, and 2) forcibly removing the criminal bastards from their continent?

Islam: where freedom ends and slavery begins.

Gravenimage,

I'm speaking out, but I'm tired of trying to help those who won't help themselves. Help should be given to those who seek it, as well. Refer to my post to SISAC for clarification.

I understand your point, though--and I appreciate it.

Islam: where freedom ends and slavery begins.

'Those who won't help themselves'.

Seems to me you're writing off whole populations far too hastily. Remember the depth and scale of the pro-Islamic propaganda and obfuscation that has blanketed Europe (and much of the rest of the west) since the 1960s at least, that has prevented people from even hearing about what's happening, or else, if the matter does get into the press, has played down the specific and disproportionate Muslim involvement in crimes such as gang rapes and pimping of underage girls.

And despite that massive propaganda, and the huge whitewashing effort, there *is* resistance beginning, in Europe.

In Britain there is the EDL, March For England, and Paul Weston's British Freedom Party.

In Denmark there are Nicolai Sennels and Lars Hedegaard.

In the Netherlands, there is Geert Wilders.

There are others.

That's where the pushback is beginning.

The thing is: I would hazard the guess that there are *still* many ordinary decent non-Muslim men in all countries affected by Islamisation that still simply do not *know* or, if they have heard bits and pieces, do not fully understand what is going on. Because unless they actually live right in or next to a badly-Islamised area, they won't necessarily see things, or hear about them in a way that would remove the smoke-screen.

The acts of violence - e.g. rape - committed by Muslims do not get much publicity and the fact that the culprits are Muslims and that the motivation for the violence or the fraud or the murder is specifically Muslim, gets even less.

In Australia, for example, unless a man lives in or near the most heavily Islamised suburbs of Sydney or Melbourne, he likely may not encounter Muslims at all, nor will he hear very much about what Muslims are getting up to in Australia.

There were some very, very Islamic gang rapes of Aussie girls in Sydney by two different mobs of Muslims, one Pakistani, one Lebanese Muslim, some years ago - seemingly not repeated on the same scale since - but the specifically Islamic angle was ignored and for most people it will have dropped right off the radar. A journalist named Paul Sheehan wrote a book about it that was reasonably truth-telling, but I don't know how well it sold.

There are websites like jihadwatch hard at work educating - but people have to find their way here in the first place - and there is the Barnabas Fund warning about Islamisation, and there are groups like the fledgling Q Society in Australia or ACT for America doing their darnedest to remove the blanket of 1/ silence and 2/ obfuscation, and each of us who does know is doing our little bit amongst our own circle, but it's a sloooow process.