Wanted, Mercenary Group For Nigerian Mission: Saving sex slaves from the Boko Haram

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Wanted, Mercenary Group For Nigerian Mission: Saving sex slaves from the Boko Haram
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I often get called a sexist by idiots who have swallowed the hook of feminism without consideration. I have traditional values in regard to the roles of the sexes in domestic life and in the upbringing of children. Critics of mine draw their terminology from low intellect sloths with assess the size of their mouths—and they do it to attempt control of my behavior when they discover that they can’t out maneuver my strategy. That type of name calling is not about correctly labeling a dire social position or old-fashioned neurosis, but in gaining control over another person. It is often an offensive tactical maneuver to attempt to play a race or sexism card created by progressives to leverage control over the powerful. Similarly I have watched this whole issue involving Donald Sterling who was obviously jealous of his mistress girlfriend V. Stinviano’s enjoyment of men with color—and didn’t want to be made a fool of at his Los Angeles Clipper games of which he was the owner. After all, he’s 80 years old and left his wife of many years to hang out with young women like Stinviano—so he doesn’t need her bringing around young studs to public settings where people know that he’s sexually engaged in the same young woman only not for his prowess, but his money. That’s what I heard when listing to the tapes accusing him of racism—of which Stinviano recorded to gain power over her sugar daddy—which worked. Now Sterling is destroyed as the machine of progressivism has went to work at removing his property ownership of an NBA team and virtually everything he ever was by accusations of being a racist. Even Snoop Dog weighed in to give his two cents about the Donald Sterling case.


Many of those opinions have been formed by progressive influences that have dumped billions of dollars into years of shaping the parameters of social terminology. George Soros for one, Bill Gates for another along with thousands of others who are excessively wealthy and seem intent to help shape the world toward progressivism have been bold about their assertions regarding feminism and racism advocating an open society where the government does the child raising while all able-bodied adults work and pay taxes to supply the state with the money it needs to properly fund the kind of socialism that progressives are such large supporters of.

However, in the recent case of the 329 schoolgirls from northern Nigeria stolen in the middle of the night from a boarding school in the Chibok region currently being sold as sex slaves to members of the Boko Haram—there doesn’t seem to be the same kind of anger from the Snoop Dogs of the world—the progressive social shifters who are so inflamed with rage over the Donald Sterling racism issue. After all, in regards to the 329 little girls, they are female, so feminist groups should be outraged, they are young ladies of color, so civil rights leaders should be even more angry than they are over Sterling, and every human being in the world should be upset that the girls are being forced into slavery—sex slavery at that. Yet there doesn’t seem to be any desire to help the little girls from the George Soros types—those with bottomless pit money. A few news outlets have written about it, but nobody has any desire to help the girls or their families with any real action.


http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/bok...

The Boko Haram literally means in Nigerian “Western education is sinful,” and members of it are associated with the Taliban movement from Afghanistan. From the perspective of those Islamic radicals, they are intent to make all of Nigeria a strict Muslim country operating under Sharia Law and they don’t care who dies or what individual liberties must be trampled on to achieve their global vision. For the people who have jumped against Donald Sterling and support massive feminism in American society, or stand against the history of The United States slavery issues, and wish to advocate civil rights for all people in every corner of the world, these young girls in Nigeria need help. But none is coming. Their parents have been pooling their money together to conduct a search to locate their daughters but the region is so poor that buying a tank of gas to operate a motorcycle costs a small fortune. So the parents of the girls are helpless losing their children to the vast evils of Sharia Law.

If I were in Snoop Dog’s social position, or George Soros, Bill Gates or any progressive billionaire claiming to really care about civil rights issues, feminism, or slavery, I’d be organizing right now a mercenary group to go into Nigeria and rescue the little girls from their slave trade masters. After all, Ross Perot did something like that when he rescued his own employees from Iran who were arrested on suspicion of bribery. It’s been done before—and could certainly use the same kind of American boldness now. The book talking about that Iranian case was called On Wings of Eagles and was published in 1983. The story was made into a miniseries in 1986 and starred Burt Lancaster who played the real life role of a retired United States Army officer who organized the EDS employees into mercenaries to sneak into Iran and rescue their own people from harm.


As bold as Snoop Dog talked regarding Donald Sterling it would seem he’d be the first to organize a rescue mission to Nigeria to save those little girls from their attackers. Why not pass the hat around to his Hollywood friends to cover the cost of organizing a mercenary group to go into Nigeria, attack Boko Haram and return the girls to their families so that they don’t have to become sex slaved wives to radical Muslims ruining their lives until the end of time. Anyone who supports women rights and a world without racism should be able to get behind this effort. I have my passport right next to me and would gladly join in an effort with George Soros and the Hollywood elite if they wanted to send mercenaries to Nigeria since it is obvious that no government on earth is capable of dealing with the situation.

Thanks K for bringing this up.


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  • Posted by Notperfect 10 years ago
    Has S.D. or lil wayne ever cut into George Soros or Bill Gates like they did Donald Sterling? No and you can bet they could care less about those children also. Also putting up a sign in front of yourself in silence really helps too. "Bring our girls home". How hard was that to hold up M.O. I guess I'm a racist.
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  • Posted by Hiraghm 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    From "This Kind of War", by T. R. Fehrenbach section entitled, "Proud Legions":

    "The real issues are whether the power of Western Civilization, as God has permitted it to flower in our own beloved lands, shall defy and defeat Communism; whether the rule of men who shoot their prisoners, enslave their citizens, and deride the dignity of man, shall displace the rule of those to whom the individual and his individual rights are sacred; whether we are to survive with God's hand to guide and lead us, or to perish in the dead existence of a Godless world." - General Matt Ridgway
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  • Posted by evlwhtguy 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    I'm not sure where you get where I am angry, unless you are just using the standard liberal tactic of attacking a debate partner personally when you don't have a cogent response.
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  • Posted by evlwhtguy 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    So I guess you are going to do your bit by having an opinion. Man, you are brave! That military you talk about so glibly is made up of real people you know. They are not machines kept on a charger somewhere. I have an idea...why don't you join up! Then you can really be part of your goodwill crusade to Africa.
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  • Posted by strugatsky 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    In any society, democratic or totalitarian, public opinion is a major force in shaping national policy. It is an accepted concept that the actual "boots on the ground" are the military, not private mercenaries (who would likely be confronted by their own government), but the citizens who voice and, ultimately have an effect on the policy, pay for it with their resources.
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  • Posted by Hiraghm 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    When you wish your house built, do you do it yourself, or do you hire professionals who enjoy that kind of thing?

    When you want your car repaired, do you do it yourself, or do you take it to professionals who enjoy that kind of thing?

    I've no problem admitting that Seal Team Six would be a lot better at rescuing the girls and putting the hurt on the Nigerian terrorists than I would be. And they tend to enjoy that kind of thing. I'll do my part and fund the Navy via taxes... I'd fund it even more if the gov't would stop taking my money to give to other people.
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  • Posted by Hiraghm 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    I tend to think of Israel as the 51st State (you forgot to capitalize it when referring to one of the member republics...)

    The interest we have in Israel is A) we said there will be an Israel, our will is not to be thwarted, B) it's an island of friendly (to us) democracy in the middle of the ocean of Islam, C) it makes a great weapons testing lab; we keep selling them our equipment, they keep making it better.

    And D) we said there will be an Israel. All else is irrelevant.
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  • Posted by evlwhtguy 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    So....you are going? You are going to be all noble and rescue those girls? Or are you going to dispatch someone else to do your good deed? Everyone gets all noble about doing something when someone else is going to risk themselves to do all this noble good deed stuff, not so much when it is more than just talk.
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  • Posted by 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    Yes, justice is something created by mankind. That is what makes it special. It is a product of thinking and determining that something is good, or bad based on values.

    The sex trade industry is a non thinking imposition on human freedom. The task itself is primal and rather foolish. For a mind to be consumed by such a thing which is the case of the victims, requires a definition of justice to correct. Once justice is understood, then action to act on the behavior is needed. When crimes of this kind occur they are more important than ever to act upon to defend the inventions of man's mind to prevent a slide back into the ways of the mindless animal.
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  • Posted by airfredd22 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    Re: evlwhtguy,

    The short answer is that we have the ability and resources to do so. do we have the character to do so is the question.

    Sadly, our resolve in our administration and Department of State is lacking greatly and the fear of being considered a bully is great. They are incapable of understanding that some things are simply the right thing to do and to hell with what others may think. On the other hand, is there really any nation on earth that would not consider actions to free these girls the right thing to do?

    Fred Speckmann
    commonsenseforamericans@yahoo.com
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  • Posted by $ jlc 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    Justice is created by mankind; it does not exist on its own. Were I given the opportunity to rescue these women, I would go...'want' is not part of the equation: I would just do it because I think that it needs to be done. It takes money, logistics, expertise, and warm bodies. I can fill the last-mentioned position.

    I guess I am more 'befuddled' than 'pissed'. I read the news and wonder why people are talking about many of the other things that are being reported (especially sports and hollywood-goo).

    Jan
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  • Posted by 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    So you want to go? I can understand the lack of a desire to be pulled inauthentically away from one's life. However, some things just piss me off and this is one of them. These are people who are robbing these poor girls and their families of their individual lives and it is utterly disgusting. I enjoy freeing people of those kinds of tyrannies. It gives me joy to see thugs suffer.

    Since this is a large intercontinental operation that is more complicated than knocking on their doorstep and taking the girls back, it would require resources that are out there. But nobody has the guts to put their money where their mouth is.
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  • Posted by Kittyhawk 10 years ago
    Let me know if anyone is really going to solicit donations for a rescue effort. I'd chip in!
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  • Posted by strugatsky 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    So, where would you draw the line? If you're walking down the street and see someone being mugged, raped or murdered, after ascertaining that it is not your relative or friend, do you just keep walking?
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  • Posted by evlwhtguy 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    That is correct, we also have very little interest in any of those places either...unless you think that the nation state of Israel is the 51st state.
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  • Posted by 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    If he's paying, I'll be on a plane tomorrow with help. Air travel costs money. Fox News did cover this story last night. But so far it's only talk.
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  • Posted by johnpe1 10 years ago in reply to this comment.
    thanks for the good news, Kaila (had to turn a few pages for that name -- hope you don't mind!) ... may they have none but the best luck!!! -- j
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