Crimes Against Women

An Iranian woman received 74 lashes for refusing to wear the hijab, defying the strict dress code even as she was taken to be whipped. Roya Heshmati, 33, was charged with “encouraging permissiveness” after appearing unveiled several times in the capital, Tehran. “Her penalty of 74 strokes of the lash was carried out in accordance with the law and with sharia,” and “for violating public morals,” the judiciary’s Mizan Online website said late on Saturday.

After 1 am on December 11, more than a dozen people barged into a woman’s house. The 42-year-old was dragged out, stripped, and paraded naked around the village, tied to an electricity pole, and beaten for hours. A resident of Hosa Vantamuri village in Belagavi district in the southern Indian state of Karnataka, she was being punished because her 24-year-old son had eloped with his 18-year-old girlfriend.

The incident in Belagavi is not rare, and several similar incidents have recently made headlines in India. Reports from other states show such incidents are often rooted in caste or familial conflicts, with women’s bodies routinely becoming the battleground.

An Instagram influencer who was shot and killed by her husband on December 22 had taken out a restraining order against him just two days before. Cachuela, 33, was shot in front of her young daughter at a shopping mall near Honolulu.

Two maintenance workers alerted Houston authorities of a 2-year-old they found bound with duct tape while visiting an apartment to repair a dishwasher, court documents show. The toddler was diagnosed with a brain bleed consistent with head trauma, as well as acute kidney injury, anemia, and malnourishment, officials said in a January 8 complaint filed in Harris County District Court. According to documents, the girl’s weight was equivalent to an average 1-year-old’s. Human insanity is reaching new heights.

We could go on all day with the abuse women have to go through, which includes rape, of course, which is one of the worst things women have suffered throughout the ages. But before we do, let’s mention the crimes against humanity, which are crimes against men, women and children, even newborns. Here, we could publish a book. However, let us focus on pharmaceutical terrorism and the collaboration of the media, which will never report on two things: what pharmaceutical drugs mass shooters have been taking and when someone dies suddenly, whether they had been recently vaccinated or not.

And this goes for medical scientists as well. Experts at NYU Langone Health have released an analysis of research conducted for a decade, determining that seizures might be the cause of several sudden infant death cases in the U.S. Still, of course, not a word is mentioned about their vaccination status and its possible cause of the babies’ seizures. And, of course, not a word is said about deaths from COVID-19 genetic injections and the absolute cruelty of having mothers vaccinate their children for a disease they are not at risk for.

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Of course, they do it to little boys, babies, and newborns of both sexes. That is why I wrote my book The Terror Of Pediatric Medicine, 21 years ago. But now we need to look no further than the FDA’s recommendation on starting to vaccine babies for COVID-19 genetic injections. Monsterous insanity, to say the least. Dr. Joseph Mercola published: ‘Most Lethal Drug Ever, Why Won’t the FDA Stop It?’ Because they are human beasts pharmaceutical prostitutes, they are the most disgusting examples of the human race. And the rest of us allow them to walk freely among us.

If you want to break your heart, read what Dr. Mercola published:

“Shot Dead The Movie,” tells the heartbreaking stories of children who died after receiving COVID-19 shots. Their parents are left behind to pick up the pieces, wondering how and why a shot they were assured was safe took the lives of their children, ranging in age from newborn to 18.

While the U.K. and Denmark stopped their vaccination programs for children, U.S. health authorities continue to state adverse reactions are “rare,” and the benefits of COVID-19 shots outweigh the risks of COVID-19 for children.¹ Even as children are dying, no warnings have been issued to let parents know of this genuine risk.

Meanwhile, parents of children who have died say they’re being given the run around by different agencies and purposely being kept in the dark.

Trista was a healthy 18-year-old getting ready for college when she got a COVID-19 shot. Her health began to decline shortly after, and she died three months later.

“She woke up that morning and was complaining of not being able to breathe and that her whole body hurt, all over everywhere,” her mother says. “But she was she was a tough girl, and so she said she was gonna go lay back down and see if she could feel better. And then her sister went to check on her about 10 minutes later, and she couldn’t get her to wake up.”

When I wrote my book about pediatricians and their vaccines, starting with the birth shot of Hep B vaccines. The original title was Cry of the Heart because that is what I did every day I wrote the book, reading one nightmare family story after another.

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Everywhere Hamas terrorists struck — the rave, the military bases along the Gaza Strip border, and the kibbutzim — they brutalized and raped women.

‘My husband beat me over and over – I still can’t legally divorce him’ because divorce is illegal in the Philippines. Though many men are beautiful and treat women with the respect they deserve, others are brutal beasts that should have their penises removed. The story of crimes against women is an ancient one that has never gone away.

Victor Davis Hanson asks, “Would anyone have believed that leftists, gays, and feminists would have done their best to destroy a half-century of female athletic achievement by allowing biological males to compete in women’s sports and thereby erase the record performances of three generations of women? Would anyone have believed that a feminist and accomplished swimmer like Riley Gaines would be cornered, swarmed, threatened, and barricaded in at a university for the crime of daring to state the obvious: that transgender women are still, in terms of their musculoskeletal physiques and frames, males and thereby have no business competing in women’s sports?”

What are they doing to both little boys and girls? The American Thinker says this:

“The first step is to disconnect them from traditional social foundations, viewed by the left as oppressive, while offering it nothing of substance to replace them. Teach the child that his nation was built on slavery and is systemically racist, that religion is dictatorial and science-denying, that the traditional family is patriarchal, that gender designation is repressive, and that first names are too restraining.”

“Having transformed the child into an isolated, self-immersed entity without an anchor, it is next necessary to weaken his resolve. Teach the child that speech and events that may make him uncomfortable are an existential threat to his safety and well-being. Teach him to be alert to microaggressions and bullying. Tell him that global warming will destroy the planet. Allow him to skip classes and attend bereavement counseling when the Orange Man is elected.”

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So Many Ways To Abuse

To prevent violence, we must first, stop perpetrating violence on children.
This means no spanking or hitting. It is important to know that
children need the most love and attention when they act the least deserving of it.
–Dr. Aletha Solter

When we look at domestic violence, we can see what brutes we humans can be.

Violence against women (or children) manifests as physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, isolation, and threats:

Physical Abuse

• Pushing or shoving a woman
• Holding or keeping her from leaving
• Slapping or biting her
• Kicking, choking, hitting, or punching her
• Refusing to help a woman when she is sick, injured, or pregnant
• Threatening or hurting her with a weapon

Sexual Abuse

• Forcing a woman to strip when she does not want to
• Having affairs with others after agreeing to a monogamous relationship
• Forcing a woman to have unwanted sex with others or forcing her to watch others having sex
• Forcing sex after a beating
• Forcing sex when she is sick or when it endangers her health
• Forcing sex to hurt her with objects or weapons

Emotional Abuse

• Ignoring a woman’s feelings
• Continually criticizing her, calling her names, shouting at her
• Humiliating her in public or privately
• Refusing to socialize with her
• Keeping her from working, controlling her money, making all decisions
• Manipulating her with lies and contradictions
• Threatening to kidnap the child(ren) if she leaves
• Harassing her about affairs, the abuser imagines she is having

Isolation

• Stopping a woman from going to visit her relatives and friends
• Confining her to the house
• Stopping her from socialising with others

Threat

• Threatening to kill a woman
• Threatening to take her child(ren) away
• Threatening her that he will commit suicide

Physical Violence

Physical violence occurs when someone uses a part of their body or an object to control your actions. Physical violence includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Pushing
• Shoving
• Pinning or holding a person down
• Confinement
• Pinching
• Hair-pulling
• Slapping
• Punching
• Arm twisting
• Kicking
• Biting
• Strangling
• Choking
• Burning
• Overmedication
• Assault with an object or weapon
• Threats with an object or weapon
• Stabbing
• Murder

Sexual Violence

Sexual violence occurs when someone forces you to take part in sexual activity when you do not want to. Sexual violence includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Touching sexually against a woman’s will (i.e., kissing, grabbing, fondling)
• Forced sexual intercourse
• Forcing you to perform sexual acts you find degrading or painful
• Use of a weapon to make you comply with a sexual act
• Beating sexual parts of your body
• Exhibitionism (need to expose body parts to others)
• Denial of a woman’s sexuality
• Humiliating, criticizing or trying to control a woman’s sexuality
• Denial of sexual information and education (i.e. birth control)
• Withholding sexual affection
• Exposure to AIDS or other sexually transmitted infections
• Forced abortion or sterilization
• Forced prostitution
• Unfounded allegations of promiscuity and/or infidelity

Emotional Violence

Emotional violence occurs when someone says or does something to make you feel stupid or worthless. Emotional violence includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Name-calling
• Blaming all relationship problems on you
• Humiliating or belittling you in front of others
• Using silent treatment
• Confinement to the home
• Not allowing you to have contact with family and friends
• Destroying possessions
• Threats
• Jealousy
• Intimidation
• Stalking
• Threatening to take the children
• Threatening to commit suicide

Psychological Violence

Psychological violence occurs when someone uses threats and causes fear in you to gain control. Psychological violence includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Threatening to harm you, your children or your family if you leave
• Threatening to harm themselves
• Threats of violence
• Threats of abandonment
• Destruction of your personal property
• Social isolation from your family and friends
• Confinement to the home
• Verbal aggression
• Constant humiliation

Spiritual Violence

Spiritual violence occurs when someone uses your religious or spiritual beliefs to manipulate, dominate, or control you. Spiritual violence includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Trying to prevent you from practicing your religious or spiritual beliefs
• Making fun of your religious or spiritual beliefs
• Forcing you to raise your children in another religion or spiritual choice
• Using your religious or spiritual beliefs to manipulate, dominate, or control you

Cultural Violence

Cultural violence occurs when you are harmed as a result of practices condoned by your culture, religion or tradition. Cultural violence includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Female circumcision
• Rape-marriage
• Sexual slavery
• Honor crimes (acts of murder in which “a woman is killed for her actual or perceived immoral behavior”)
• Repeated insults
• Recalling your past mistakes
• Expressing negative expectations
• Expressing distrust