Just doesn't fit The Narrative.

As feminists were busy peddling their “War on Women” narrative in the U.S., Yazidi sex slave survivor Nadia Murad was honored with the Nobel Peace Prize for fighting a real War on Women in the Middle East.

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At just 21 years old, she was kidnapped alongside an estimated 3,000 other Yazidi women and girls, traded as sex slaves from one ISIS fighter to another. She was forced to pray, dress up, and apply makeup in preparation for her rape, which was often committed by gangs.

While any comparison between Nadia’s story and the accusations leveled against newly minted Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh would be completely unfair, it is fair to wonder how news of uncorroborated allegations of gang rape brought by porn lawyer Michael Avenatti can overshadow a gang rape survivor-turned-women’s advocate being honored with the most prestigious award in the world.

For years, it seemed the world didn’t care about Nadia’s story and the thousands of others like it. . . .^[1]

The MSM view of events is invariably through a strange lens smeared with oil on the edge but crystal clear in the center. Beastly treatment of women at the hands of ISIS and the bedrock scourge of FGM in Arab and African Islamic culture, retreat into mere background noise, but Little Bo Peep and her, shall we say, dubious sister “victims” twisted the entire American political system into knots for days with their fabulous rememberings.

That’s old Joe for ya.

Intersectional feminism, whatever that is exactly, has poisoned the relations between men and women, defiled the sacred, abandoned common decency, and done not one damn thing to rectify horrific abuses of women around the world. Other than broadcast the false theme of “the rape culture.”

The New Feminists utterly despise all that America is, the America that provides American women with security, opportunity, and comfort that women in other countries can only dream about.

They are Shao Lin masters when it comes to denigrating woman and fouling their own nest.

Notes
^[1] "Rape Survivor Wins Nobel Peace Prize, and ‘Feminists’ Are Nowhere to Be Found." By Kelsey Harkness, CNSNews, 10/15/18.