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Iranian women have proved undeserving of having
any rights at all
Susan Moeen
October 26, 2004
iranian.com
Iranians in exile appear to have been frozen in time
and mind; for they are still fighting for the same things they
used to fight for over twenty five years ago. One of these so-called "rights" for which Iranians in
exile have been making a great big fuss over was and still is "women's
rights."
They are so out of touch with conditions inside Iran that they
do not know things have changed greatly in Iran and today it is
men who are being oppressed by women, and women have become so
mean, cruel and disrespectful of human rights that they are sacrificing
their own children, as well as their husband, for the sake of keeping
all the money their husbands have for their own self alone.
Yes, the fact of the matter is that today's women of Iran are oppressing
not only their husbands, but also their own children.
Women
of Iran are able to exploit and oppress their husband and children
because of the excessive rights given them by the Islamic
republic. Under Islamic Law family and children born within
the family structure have no place; only women count in an Islamic
family; simply because our randy mollahs see women as merely sex
objects who should be made fully satisfied so that they (mollahs)
can have as much sex with them as they want and wish for.
This
need of mollahs for gratification of their unsatiable sexual desire
has led to legislation that gives Iranian women the right
to refuse to obey their husbands who are also bread winners for
them and their children. As a result women are placed in a unique
position where by they can exploit their husbands to the full without
having to complete their duties as wives and mothers within the
family.
Under Islamic Republic women are allowed to eat and sleep
and live a luxurious life, while their husbands and children are
working
very hard to satisfy "her" needs. That is, Iranian women
in Iran today live the life of a queen, while their husbands slave
away both outside and inside the home. Outside for earning a living
for their wives and children; inside for doing the housework, as
their wives cannot be expected to do anything at all during the
time when the husband has been working his guts out in order to
earn a living for the whole family.
Universities of Iran is overcrowded
by female sex; men are either drug addicts or busy working to earn
money so as to pay university
fees for their student wives.
Iranian men are so docile; they give
all the money they earn as a working man to their wives; and what
do wives do with the money
given them by their husbands? They spend it on themselves alone;
that is, they spend all the money their husbands earn on their
own selves; not a sent of what is earn by the husband is spent
on the husband or the children; all is put aside by the wife for
her own personal expenditure; that is, married women in Iran today
behave as if they are single and live alone; in spite of the fact
that they are married and have at least two children. They
do not do any housework, nor do they do any shopping, cooking or
cleaning for their children, nor their husbands.
Under such circumstances how can any one think women of Iran
are exploited and we should waste our time and money fighting for
their
rights inside Iran?
Islamic Republic has been pampering Iranian
women for the last 25 years; but campaigners inside and outside
Iran appear to be
unaware of these fundamental developments. How come? I would like
to take particular issue with women campaigners inside Iran, such
as Shahla Lahiji (who is a publisher) and Mehrangiz
Kar (who is a lawyer) and both of whom must be fully aware of developments
in legal system under the Islamic Republic.
 The fact of the matter
is that because Islamic Republic is most keen to prove to the West
it is far more progressive and advanced
than the West, it has ended up shooting itself in the foot; forcing
itself unable to walk straight. By which I mean in today's Iran
family as a fundamental unit of society is non-existent precisely
because Islamic Lawgivers are too keen to impress the West with
its own achievement when it comes to women's rights and wrongs.
In other words the mollahs of Iran are far too garbzadeh than the
late Shah was.
Family as a unit in which men and women come together
in order to multiply and perpetuate human society has been undermined
by
the Islamic Republic; because married women under the Islamic Laws
and Regulations have no obligations towards their husbands and
children. Women can divorce their husbands at drop of a hat just
as men can do so, without any regard for the children.
As a result
of this lawlessness within the family structure women of Iran are
busy making as much money as they can out of their
husbands and the home made by hardworking husbands and running
away with massive amounts of cash in hand. That is, women are at
their husbands' throat; using children as porn in a power game
with their husbands. 99% of children of Iran are malnourished and
anaemic simply because their mothers are not prepared to spend
any money which is earned by their father on them: yes, Iranian
mothers are saving all the money while starving their own children
by not wishing to spend husband's income on buying food for the
children and the husband.
Believe you me, women of Iran today are
murderers; they are murdering their own children and husbands by
refusing to spend any of the
money on shopping and cooking for husband and children. Iranian
children are poor because their mothers are keeping all the money
for themselves and are not prepared to spend a penny of their fathers
/ husbands income on buying food or clothes or education.
How can
anyone think such women who are the bulk of Iranian women in Iran
today deserve to have any rights at all? Or else we have
to ask what do human rights campaigners mean by "rights" or "women"?
So far Iranian women have proved undeserving of having any rights
at all.
Or perhaps our "rights" champions, such as the
one who won the Noble Prize, mean the right of women to commit
murder?
And indeed women of Iran today are committing murder against
their husbands and in-laws. And I know of Iranian feminists in
exile
who are eager to support such women murderers under the banner
of Iranian women's human rights!
 Please let us have a debate about
this, for it appears so that our lawyers, feminists, devotees of
human rights need to be cleared
as well as updated about what goes on inside Iran today. For they
need to know that because of their unqualified campaigns and
geshgheregh women of Iran have become a mass of disgraceful monsters without
any shame, nor gratitude for the men of Iran who are engaged
in making queens out of these ungrateful paupers.
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