Barack Obama has eliminated the word "Islamist" from our vocabulary, Comedy Central has censored all images of Muhammad on South Park, and as we already know, drawing a picture of the Islamic prophet can earn you a death sentence.
When the media, the artists, and the president himself shake with fear any time the name of Islam is invoked, who is left among us to be brave enough to take on the insanity percolating in the Muslim world?
An American college senior. Go figure:
An Indiana college student is shaking her fist at an Islamic cleric's kooky claims that scantily clad gals are responsible for temblors -- and is recruiting tens of thousands of women to don "immodest" clothes next week, even at the risk of a rumble.
Purdue University senior Jennifer McCreight is staging "Boobquake" on Monday, asking women of the world to give an eyeful to Iranian cleric Hojatoleslam Kazem Sedighi.
Sedighi laid out his thick-headed theory last week, declaring that barely-there wear leads to "corrupt" men -- and then, naturally, earthquakes.
"Many women who do not dress modestly . . . lead young men astray, corrupt their chastity and spread adultery in society, which increases earthquakes," he said during a prayer in Tehran last week.
"What can we do to avoid being buried under the rubble? There is no other solution but to take refuge in religion and to adapt our lives to Islam's moral codes."
Our all-American Jenny is rightly pissed that she is essentially being accused of mass murder, and being told to submit to the burkha or face God's wrath. But unlike Barack Obama, or Comedy Central, she's going to fight back:
McCreight, through her blog, Blag Hag, [the relevent post is here] is calling for ladies to flash a little more leg (or other flesh) than usual, so Sedighi will know science stacks up well against his goofy geological theories.
"What we want is for women to wear something that's a little more immodest than what they'd normally wear, maybe shorts or a low-cut shirt," McCreight told The Post yesterday.
"The main thing is to show we don't need to put up with this kind of supernatural anti-science. Sometimes the best way to attack this is with comic mockery."
More than 45,000 presumably female readers of McCreight's Web site have volunteered to take part in Boobquake.
While our elder statesman seem prepared to give up our liberties and freedoms the minute someone shakes a fist at us, it is the youth of America that give us hope. James O'Keefe, Hannah Giles, and now free-thinker Jennifer McCreight...
So ladies - maybe a little extra skin on Monday? Hey, it's not for me, it's all part of the fight for freedom...
When the media, the artists, and the president himself shake with fear any time the name of Islam is invoked, who is left among us to be brave enough to take on the insanity percolating in the Muslim world?
An American college senior. Go figure:
An Indiana college student is shaking her fist at an Islamic cleric's kooky claims that scantily clad gals are responsible for temblors -- and is recruiting tens of thousands of women to don "immodest" clothes next week, even at the risk of a rumble.
Purdue University senior Jennifer McCreight is staging "Boobquake" on Monday, asking women of the world to give an eyeful to Iranian cleric Hojatoleslam Kazem Sedighi.
Sedighi laid out his thick-headed theory last week, declaring that barely-there wear leads to "corrupt" men -- and then, naturally, earthquakes.
"Many women who do not dress modestly . . . lead young men astray, corrupt their chastity and spread adultery in society, which increases earthquakes," he said during a prayer in Tehran last week.
"What can we do to avoid being buried under the rubble? There is no other solution but to take refuge in religion and to adapt our lives to Islam's moral codes."
Our all-American Jenny is rightly pissed that she is essentially being accused of mass murder, and being told to submit to the burkha or face God's wrath. But unlike Barack Obama, or Comedy Central, she's going to fight back:
McCreight, through her blog, Blag Hag, [the relevent post is here] is calling for ladies to flash a little more leg (or other flesh) than usual, so Sedighi will know science stacks up well against his goofy geological theories.
"What we want is for women to wear something that's a little more immodest than what they'd normally wear, maybe shorts or a low-cut shirt," McCreight told The Post yesterday.
"The main thing is to show we don't need to put up with this kind of supernatural anti-science. Sometimes the best way to attack this is with comic mockery."
More than 45,000 presumably female readers of McCreight's Web site have volunteered to take part in Boobquake.
While our elder statesman seem prepared to give up our liberties and freedoms the minute someone shakes a fist at us, it is the youth of America that give us hope. James O'Keefe, Hannah Giles, and now free-thinker Jennifer McCreight...
So ladies - maybe a little extra skin on Monday? Hey, it's not for me, it's all part of the fight for freedom...
Patriotic American freedom fighter, ready to join Miss Jennifer's cause...
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