Al Qaeda threatens mass murder to keep women dressed in funny clothes

Daily Mail:

Al Qaeda terrorists have vowed to 'wreak dreadful revenge' on France over its plans to ban the burkha.

The chilling warning comes after President Nicolas Sarkozy said the Islamic garment which covers the head and body 'debases women' and is not welcome in his country.

French MPs have set up a commission to decide if it should be made illegal for women to hide their faces in public.

Now leaders of Al Qaeda's North African network have called on French Muslims to react 'with the utmost hostility'.

One Islamic extremist website carried the message: 'We will seek dreadful revenge on France by all means at our disposal, for the honour of our daughters and sisters.

'Our Mujahadin followers must not remain silent in the face of such provocation and such injustice.'

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The perverts require women be dressed in funny clothes because they can not control their impulse to rape them if they see their face or hair. These have to be the weirdest cult of mass murders in the history of the world. This is not about religion it is about control and submission and it is the kind of submission they want for the whole world.

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