Posted on 08/10/2017 6:11:47 PM PDT by MtnClimber
What does the well-dressed woman wear to a gay-hanging in Tehran? The following video from Denmark provides some pointers for hip fashionistas in the oh-so-frumpy West on how to look “hot” in their hijabs.
Actually, this is shameless propaganda for sharia and the veiling of women. It’s hard to believe that Danish TV could dispense this sort of sewage to its viewers. What’s happened to the Danes?
Many thanks to Tania Groth for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:
(Excerpt) Read more at gatesofvienna.net ...
Subtitled video at link of the religion of tolerance.
That is those who comply with evil for their personal benefit.
Fashion..turn to the Left
Fashion..turn to the Right
We are the goon squad and we’re coming to town....beep beep.
RIP David.
I am thinking that none of these would be bypassed by the religious police beatings.
The same liberal feminists who would approve of these fashion statements covering everything except your hands or face would mock the Amish and Mennonite women who cover up their heads and wear long dresses..
If your daddy is a mullah or a politician, it's hotter than ever.
they on vacation at the UAE?
Nope.
Rich families have large estates. And exclusive beaches and ski resorts.
The other 95% get to dress like bee keepers.
Video: being a savage is really kind of cool!
then the parents must not be observant goathumpers
They’re Persian.
Letiing your daughter flaunt is part of proving they’re part of the upper class.
Of course if they are in a public restaurant they will wear a scarf so the religious police don’t write a ticket.
But there are discos and nightclubs that the police don’t go that are just like any in the West in clothing styles.
And their mullah daddy only wears the robe and turban for the photo op.
It’s Iran, who cares?
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