Posted on 05/31/2005 3:31:43 PM PDT by CHARLITE
"After we married he went to visit his family in Syria. I was not invited, which hurt me, but there was no reasoning with him. Ahmed was gone for a month but he called once a week and came back with lots of gold jewelry for me. How nice! I remember thinking."
Ha! He went back to Syria and stole the gold jewelry belonging to any one or all of his other arab wives. His airfares were paid by the local imam (read terror-cell leader) from the charity collections for 'widows and orphans' and all's well that ends well, by the time he is through he will have fathered some thirty-five children and not supported a single one of them. All hail islam!
Let me tell you about Ahab, sheik of the burning sands.........
He has a camel named Clyde and every night he would ride to see his princess, fat-tima....
She has rings in her nose and bells on her toes............
It's reassuring that this true life story is brought to us through the good offices of Barbara J. Stock, a working registered nurse.
Our son was born and he was very ill because of some type of unidentified genetic disorder. I think you're right. She doesn't know what is wrong with her son? "Some type of unidentified genetic disorder"? Sounds very odd.
"Ah, the Great Conundrum. Why do nice attractive men go for total bimbos? Why do nice women go for dirtbags? I think it all boils down to the fact that too many people think with their emotions and hormones rather than their brains. But that's just my opinion."
Agree. I know a few guys who married for good looks and then were surprised when good looks were all they got. And I know even more women who fell in love with promises and pretty words and were surprised when that's all they got. If you really want to know what you're getting, do two things:
1. Take your time. People can hide their faults for a short period of time, but they can't hide 'em indefinitely.
2. Meet the parents. The way mom and dad treat each other will tell you alot about how you'll be treated in marriage.
As for this particular chick, I don't have much sympathy. I know it's blaming the victim, but any woman who marries a muslim is asking for trouble. Maybe they need to start showing "Not Without My Daughter" 24/7 on Lifetime.
Yes it is and also, good old-fashioned civility and courteousness.
The last arab man I liked was Omar Shariff in the 70's. I have detested and loathed them since 9-11.
That struck me odd too, but after all, the genetic disorder was unidentified, so nobody knew what was wrong with her son. As any working registered nurse.
People who take that "I can fix him/her" attitude are in for a lot of disappointment.
High maintenance people are easy to find. I'm glad I'm holding out for the harder to find good guy with standards.
Ahmed was a faithful Muslim. He was also an abusive husband, a bad father, a liar, and a thief.
What would you expect from a "faithful Muslim"?
Marriage is tough enough without marrying some Muslim =maniac= who makes Jihad on his wife. There is no love in such Muslim marriages, just a furthering of the (Islamic) species. The woman becomes a Muslim baby factory.
*shrug*
Women marry a man hoping he will change.
He doesn't.
Men marry a woman hoping she won't change.
She does.
I feel sorry for her. I have some reason to doubt her, but it is not unreasonable what she wrote. The fact that she fell in love with the median Arab man, is not anyone else's problem. She should have exercised greater caution in marrying someone whose family she hasn't even met. I somehow doubt that he was a completely different man when he was courting her and then changed on her after they got married. If she is educated and attractive, this was her best choice?
Very astute observation. You're right. I cringe to think of how often this is happening all over America. "Ann" surely isn't alone in the deception she suffered. Just think of what is happening on our college and university campuses........Muslims with student visas, looking to snare a gullible American "wife," so that they can then be "legal" and hope for the honor of one day "answering the call" and blowing up downtown Chicago.
Thanks for your thoughts, "Fred!"
Char :)
LOL!!
Such redundancy .. tsk tsk ....
Seriosuly I'm glad she got away from the goat humper.
My daughter saw this movie when she was 12, and when she was in college and the Muslim guys on campus came around asking her out, she always thought: "Not Without My Daughter!"
I am dead serious about this, because it shows how a seemingly westernized Muslim can revert in a nanosecond and cause all sorts of grief to the wife. Mothers, rent this movie and make your daughters watch it!!
Yup. It all fits together like a glove.
I have a daughter who got involved with one of these Muslim guys and this sounds just like him. It was pure hell on our entire family as we struggled to get her to see the mistake she was making and trying to get her away from him before she married him (fortunately, she listended to us enough not to do that).
She finally got away from him, but it was several years and took a great toll on all of us. Now she admits what a fool she was. He still lives nearby and she is terrified of him. We hope it is over, but we are still wary and I usually travel around with "protection" just in case.
It describes the scheme as being in place since 1980, for Muslim men ("students") to come here, marry American women and then wait to carry out "jihad" against America.
Quote:"According to Dr. Mohamed, the US inadvertently bankrolled a generation of sleeper agents, educating them, and helping them to become established, respected members of their communities. Many married American women, believing that marriage to an American allowed them to remain in the US. And for many, the two year home country residence requirement was a simple formality. Some took their new wives back to their homelands, remained for two years, and came back to the US."
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