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We should ship some more pepper spray over there for all the other oppressed women in the Muslim world. I think this could catch on.

CP on September 25, 2007 at 11:25 AM

How about “Pork ‘n Pepper” brand?

These girls need to practice more.

Spray in eyes, kick in crotch, run like hell.

Repeat, as needed, from Fez to Jakarta.

I’m thinking that Saudi girls need TASERS
Buzzy on September 25, 2007 at 2:52 PM

I agree with that 100 percent. Maybe even a few pistols would help them too. I’m sure Tammy Bruce and BlondeSagcity would be willing to help them out.

Let’s hope the two girls do not just “disappear” in the dead of night.

The Saudi religious police, who patrol the kingdom enforcing religious tyranny upon the people were pepper sprayed by two people fed up with enforcement of theocracy. Story from…

Of the billions of dollars of aid to Indonesia after the Boxing Day tsunami, a good chunk was spent setting up the religious police there. Our aid dollars subsidize the beating and flogging of women in public.

BelchSpeak on September 25, 2007 at 11:59 AM

Really? Do you have some sort of evidence for that? I was there. Reportedly there was exactly one patrol car for these guys in all of Aceh. Six months after the fact I would say headscarf-wearing was at about 60%.

I have yet to hear of beatings in aceh for dress. They have done it for premarital sex, and only the girl for that. I’m not saying they’re a model society. But I find it a strech that our aid dollars are propping up the virtue police there.

You go, Girls!!

As much as I’d like to see the cell phone video, I wonder if YouTube is blocked over there.

FireFly on September 25, 2007 at 10:58 AM

They probably did, but if the woman sent the video to someone, it might be too late. Hopefully the cat is already out of the bag.

Good job, girls. Now, if more of those Arabic women will do the same, maybe some things will start to change for the better. A Women’s Revolution is what they need…

http://www.arabnews.com/?page=1&section=0&article=101656&d=25&m=9&y=2007

The commission’s teams patrol public places to ensure women are not harassed, sexes don’t mingle and shops close for prayers. “Two members of the commission were attacked, cursed and sworn at by two women, who were blatantly dolled up,” Al-Marshoud said, meaning the women were wearing makeup.

In a related development, commission members banned female shoppers from sitting in a makeshift outdoor restaurant to have their iftar meals in a low-income neighborhood in Jeddah because men were already seated at special tables set up for the fasting month, according to the daily Al-Watan. The paper quoted Muhammed Mehdawi as saying commission members forced his wife and children to eat their food while standing next to him. Other women stood by the stands that run the modest eatery.

Ali Al-Hayyan, head of the commission’s Jeddah branch, said the agents’ actions were meant as a deterrent, “especially since some of the women were dolled up, and also to prevent the mixing of the sexes that could happen at such events and which our religion rejects,” the paper said.

…the inappropriateness probably means that they showed an extra inch of ankle or wrist…

That would be pretty extreme. A post somewhere a couple of months ago indicated that that Iranian “advisors” most frequently approached those who hair wasn’t covered completely enough or their overcoats (forget the name) were too short or too form-fitting.

However, I’ve gotta say RIGHT ON, SISTER!