Comments on: A Voice of Courage http://beautifulrants.com/2007/07/18/a-voice-of-courage/ A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent; documented, cataloged and immortalized for all time by Beautiful Rants. Mon, 01 Oct 2007 02:21:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: politix http://beautifulrants.com/2007/07/18/a-voice-of-courage/comment-page-1/#comment-3 politix Sat, 21 Jul 2007 16:07:48 +0000 http://beautifulrants.com/2007/07/18/a-voice-of-courage/#comment-3 I remember watching her on Glenn Beck's CNN Headline News show about 6 months ago. Beck asked her the following question... BECK: You're most likely not going to die of natural causes. Why do you do this? Why? What is it that you feel people need to hear? ALI: Well, first and foremost, for those people who say it`s a small problem, I want to tell them it starts small but it grows. When I was living in Africa, the first broadcast (ph), the first veils, the first haircut, were remarkable. Now a country like mine in Somalia is entirely in the hands of people who want to introduce Sharia or Islamic law, which was just unfathomable 20 years ago. So yes, it can start small but it can grow. And that's what I`m trying to tell people. Do you think the West is listening to her? The most popular baby name for boys in England is Mohammed. There are parts on France where even the police are afraid to travel. Here in the U.S., Muslim and Islamic groups try to silence anyone who speaks out about the horrors of Sharia Law and the oppressive nature of Islamic extremism. Ali is a hero and we should all listen to her and learn from her experiences. If we don't, we may suffer the same fate as her people in Somalia. Jeff I remember watching her on Glenn Beck’s CNN Headline News show about 6 months ago. Beck asked her the following question…

BECK: You’re most likely not going to die of natural causes. Why do you do this? Why? What is it that you feel people need to hear?

ALI: Well, first and foremost, for those people who say it`s a small problem, I want to tell them it starts small but it grows. When I was living in Africa, the first broadcast (ph), the first veils, the first haircut, were remarkable. Now a country like mine in Somalia is entirely in the hands of people who want to introduce Sharia or Islamic law, which was just unfathomable 20 years ago. So yes, it can start small but it can grow. And that’s what I`m trying to tell people.

Do you think the West is listening to her? The most popular baby name for boys in England is Mohammed. There are parts on France where even the police are afraid to travel. Here in the U.S., Muslim and Islamic groups try to silence anyone who speaks out about the horrors of Sharia Law and the oppressive nature of Islamic extremism.

Ali is a hero and we should all listen to her and learn from her experiences. If we don’t, we may suffer the same fate as her people in Somalia.

Jeff

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