Lara Logan, the CBS "60 Minutes" reporter who was brutally assaulted in Egypt back in February, has given an interview to one of her "60 Minutes" colleagues, to be aired on May 1, 2011. You may recall I wrote a
piece on her attack at the hands of an Egyptian mob, as well as the
assaults other female journalists have endured (though not to the extent of Logan's).
Here is a tidbit of Logan's interview with Scott Pelley:
4 comments:
The sad thing is that with the spread and acceptance of the radical Muslims in this country and around the world, this type of incident will grow in numbers.
I never hear the so-called "Progressives" (even the women) speak out against this behavior. It seems they are always making excuses for them or blaming the victim. Where was the outrage from Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama? Crickets.
Mary Ellen, you have hit the nail on the head. It is only going to get worse, too. Check out this headline from the New York Times today, "In Shift, Egypt Warms to Iran and Hamas, Israel’s Foes" (http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/29/world/middleeast/29egypt.html).
Holy crap. I hate to say I told them so (all those who were celebrating how WONDERFUL it was that a minute number of Egyptians - 250,000 - could overthrow a government that was stable, halfway decent for women, and peaceful to Israel), but I did.
And I would still like to know just WHO was supporting those folks with the food and tents, because SOMEONE was. As it looks now, the Muslim Brotherhood seems to have played its cards pretty darn well (given that Hamas is an off-shoot)...That SHOULD scare the shit out of anyone who cares abt women, and terrorism, but you said it - the "progressives" are all happy abt it.
You know Mary Ellen, one thing I have finally accepted - the progressives don't give a damn abt women. They make that abundantly clear.
And Hillary - to say I am disappointed in her is a tremendous understatement. Her alleged friend, the former first lady of Egypt, Susannah, was considered to be the Egyptian Hillary Clinton due to all of her work for women and children. The irony, the irony...
I also saw the writing on the wall when the overthrow of the Egyptian government took place. My fears also came true when it came to the Coptic Christians who are being persecuted under this new regime. The government police are very much a part of the Christian persecution there...it was no accident that they suddenly disappeared just before the terrorist attack on the Coptic Church a few months back and then when they returned AFTER the explosion, they arrested the Christians who were trying to protect the bodies left on the ground when the Muslim terrorists came back to stomp on the dead bodies and yell "Allahu Akbar!"
The Middle East is a mess, and it's coming our way. I don't think I'm being paranoid, either.
I'm working on a post for next week about the Christian persecution that is accelerating throughout the world. There is so much that is being ignored in our MSM regarding this issue, it's really scary.
ME, I could not agree more. Of course, there is NO outcry from the Left abt the attacks on the Christians (or Israelis, for that matter). We knew that what happened in Egypt would be bad for women AND Christians (never mind Libya - have you noticed that people have stopped asking who the rebels are? Just because the term "rebel" gets applied does NOT mean they are the good guys. The leaders have some pretty nefarious connections, after all, and are also Islamists.).
I look forward to your post next week. I hate that this is even an issue, though...
It is scary, the whole big mess of it. How I wish we had a decent president in times like these...
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