divendres, 14 de desembre del 2007

Accident domèstic

Aqsa Parvez, de 16 anys, va ser estrangulada pel seu pare per no voler posar-se el vel. Vivia a la localitat de Mississauga, al Canadà.

Extrême-Centre publica una mostra dels equilibris semàntics que han fet els mèdia políticament correctes per no “criminalitzar” els musulmans i “normalitzar” l’agressió:

Washington Post : Canadian Teen Dies; Father Charged.

Lloyd Robertson, presentador del tenotícies de CTV News , evitant fer servir la paraula “estrangular”: “Her neck was compressed, to the point she couldn’t breathe.”

The Gazette de Montreal:
Murder does not reflect Muslim values: Muhammed Parvez might have been fighting a losing battle trying to make Aqsa wear a hijab, but that hardly sets him apart. Few are the fathers, of any faith or none, who have not clashed with their adolescent daughters over something …

Mohamed Elmasry, president du Canadian Islamic Congress :“I don’t want the public to think that this is really an Islamic issue or an immigrant issue, it is a teenager issue.”

Shahina Siddiqui, the president of the Islamic Social Services Association : “The strangulation death of Ms. Parvez was the result of domestic violence, a problem that cuts across Canadian society and is blind to colour or creed.”

Sources :
Michelle Malkin , Mark Steyn