Posted on 06/18/2016 10:19:03 AM PDT by heterosupremacist
Immorality among women is causing a river in Iran to dry up, according to a senior cleric from the Islamic Republic
Seyyed Youssef Tabatabi-nejad, who leads Friday prayers in Isfahan, encouraged the country’s morality police to crack down on ‘improper veiling’ and suggested women’s immodest clothing was having an impact on the environment.
In a sermon this week, he said: “My office has received photos of women next to the dry Zayandeh-rud River pictured as if they are in Europe. It is these sorts of acts that cause the river to dry up even further,” ISNA News Agency reported.
“I tell the Communications Ministry to clamp down on the instigators of the networks encouraging immodesty. If you don’t do so, then you will have failed to carry out your duty. The Communications Ministry can discover and suffocate these individuals.
“If we see a sin it’s useless that we only bicker about it. The police force can use the [paramilitary] Hezbollahi forces in carrying out their operations to root out vice,” he added.
His comments come following an increase in the number of morality police in Iran and subsequent crackdown on women failing to veil correctly, playing music too loudly in their cars or acting in a way that is perceived to be un-Islamic by the authorities…
Obviously the cause of the drought in California /s
If it’s True ,
The Beaches of San Diego would be drier than the Sahara Desert!
Someone sign him up for science 101.
He and 0bama are just alike. Blame everyone but who should be blamed.
Okay Girls,
More abuse of women and hillary accepts more money from these guys
Oooo, better send him a new manual: “How to Be a Better Witch Doctor”. The inbreeding of a thousand years is showing badly in this cretin.
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