French ban on Burkini-clam Muslim woman

Ref: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article6793574.ece
(Posted in the Times Online on Aug. 13, 2009)

As a student of history for most of my life, nothing really surprises me any more about blatant violations of human rights in France, the very country that once presented us with the slogans of equality, liberty and fraternity. This country and its laws and regulations now epitomize hypocrisy. One has to really question the IQ of that seemingly intellectually disadvantaged chief lifeguard who found a head-to-toe swimsuit called burkini less hygienic than a man's brief trunk or a western woman's swimsuit. By implementing such moronic laws, he and his supporters within France society are showing that their secularism really sucks, and is worse than the Taliban version. The French fundamentalist secularists are behaving like morons that are failing to differentiate between common sense and stupid laws that make no sense except showing despicable arrogance. Shame on France for such discrimination and exclusion.

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