Yeah, baby! And it’s not even Friday night!

Long live Freedom!

She’s very sparklie.

I prefer Rihanna.

The shock and awe I could do…

If I got some, my wife would kill me.  Besides not being allowed within 500 feet now.  Yeah, you just spout on about freedom. 

(sparklie . . .  shiny . . .  soft focus. . .)

LOL, is it not obvious why this sensually beautiful and talented female is shunned? It’s not because she is too sexy or provocative for their culture ...perhaps it’s because she isn’t what their men desire? And… could they be covering their women up because it’s not what they prefer to view?

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Muslim rakkas (performer for male audiences)

btw Hoodlumman, was that you in that clip wearing the pink tutu?
j/k

My company does business in Malaysia, and while there, I read that Malaysia is one of the top markets in the world for lingerie.  So it’s not altogether impossible that what Anna says is right; that Malays simply like to keep feminine beauty covered until the right moment.

BB, That wasn’t exactly what I was saying. Granted, I am not always clear in explaining, so I’ll do a little now.
Because of the historical repression of Islamic women they were not the gender to entertain during Islamic male get togethers. Customarily, men would watch male belly dancers, also known as rakkas, to satisfy their desire to see something aesthetically invigorating ... hmm?
Anyway, I plan on elaborating further in a full post soon, but it seems to correlate a wee bit with the denial of any homosexuality over yonder in the Mid Eastland we’ve been discussing lately

Yeah, this is “freedom”:

It get’s worse. It’s society is called a “rape culture” with data showing:

-- one-fourth of its adult women victims of forcible rape sometime in their lives, often by someone they know, including family members;

-- one-third of them are victims of sexual abuse by a husband or boyfriend;

-- 30% of people in the country say they know a woman who’s been physically abused by her husband or boyfriend in the past year;

-- one in four of its women report being sexually molested in childhood, usually repeatedly over extended periods by a family member or other close relative;

-- its women overall experience extreme levels of violence; an astonishing 75% of them are victims of some form of it in their lifetimes;

--domestic violence is their leading cause of injury and second leading cause of death;

-- statistically, homes are their most dangerous place if men are in them as millions experience battering by husbands, male partners or fathers;

-- for most women with children, there’s no escape for lack of means and because male assailants pursue them causing greater harm; http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=72&ItemID=13882

And the stats of sex crimes and domestic abuse in Muslim countries is what AV?

Assuming that those rates are much higher, and I believe they are, then you really don’t have a point do you? 

I’m not surprised.