When Women Drive in Saudi: Bye Virgintiy, Hello Sexual Sin

Women driving in Saudi Arabia is feared internally to lead to all manner of debauchery such as de-flowering, homosexuality and pornography and by keeping female drivers from taking to the roads, KSA is preserving virginity; Zionism turns against American Jews; Saudi scholarship students under the spotlight; On a Syrian state within a state; And 'I am happiest when....'

So, does the Saudi Shura Council deem married women are safe or 'fit' to drive?

Kinzi Blogs [2]

Saudi Shura Council Declares Women Drivers Will Spell the End of Virginity

According to Shura logic, women who are married can drive with their husbands' blessings! "Or turn into them prostitutes, or cause homosexuality, divorce and pornography. Wow. Women driving could do all that? Mish Ma3uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuul, ma ‘awahum, al Banat Al Saudi." [Translates as (sarcastic): It's incredible how 'driven' or dangerous, literally. 'strong', Saudi girls can be.]

Occupied Palestine [3]

American Jews shocked as essence of Zionism is exposed

People like to hear their own country's news from their national media and not from outside: Netanyahu tries to prevent full scale upset or Israel and Americans falling out of 'love'.... "There was nothing particularly new about the ads which so shocked American Jewry. They simply exposed a face of Zionism most American Jews rather not see." "In the last few days there has been a hullabaloo about several ads published by the Ministry of Aliyah Absorption (not, as it is often referred to, “Immigration Absorption”; more on this below). Much of it was the result of Jeffrey Goldberg getting annoyed and claiming that “Netanyahu’s government suggests Israelis avoid Marrying American Jews.” '

Via Recta [4]

The Alawite "state within a state" begins to implode

"The French created the Alawite State in and around Lattakia in the 1920s to divide and rule Syria. They encouraged Alawites to join the new army because the more-affluent and urban Sunni majority preferred civilian life."

American Bedu [5]

Saudi Arabia: Saudi Scholarship Students Abroad in the Spotlight

"The Saudi woman remains a mystery to many who have not had an opportunity to meet and get to know a Saudi woman. There are some perceptions that she is locked away in a glass palace and released only at the whim of her mahrem (male guardian). There are also perceptions that the Saudi woman is pampered but uneducated or at least would never receive the same educational opportunities as a Saudi man."

Maioush [6]

I Am Happiest When…

1. I’m happiest when I get full run of the kitchen to create masterpieces. I thoroughly enjoy making complete meals from scratch. A lot of the time our fridge looks as if it has been robbed, as we’ve got practically nothing in it, but no worries! What may look like nothing to everyone else is an exciting challenge for me!