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The Latest Winner of the British Citizen Award Makes a Mockery of Everything

This honestly reads like a bad SNL or Monty Python skit. The British Citizen Award (BCA), also known as "The People's Honours," is given to "everyday people" who show selflessness, courage, or perform "extraordinary service" in their communities.

One of the recipients this year is Khadija Patel, who got the BCA for "empowering young women." And here's where it just seems so wrong. Patel is in a full burqa with her eyes barely visible.

How is this empowering women?

That woman rightly said the Muslim Brotherhood is working to enact Sharia law in Europe. They are. An Islamic preacher in Germany said once Sharia law is enacted there, they'll start stoning adulterous women.

Remember: being raped is also considered adultery in Islam, and many European countries—the UK chief among them—have a problem with Islamic rape gangs.

So empowering.

In other places where Sharia law is common, girls have their genitals mutilated, are denied an education, cannot get a job, and cannot even see a doctor because women can't be doctors and they're prohibited from seeing male doctors.

Destroying the West.

A very big problem.

"The award for “empowering young women” (empowering young women) was presented to a person who voluntarily covers her body and face, in an outfit that in many cultures symbolizes precisely the opposite – male control and the subjugation of women," the post reads.

Yes, they are. They've been slow-walking the mandatory hijab/burqa/niqab for a while now.

Islam is the exact opposite of empowering women. Not too terribly long ago, Muslim rapists tried to excuse their crimes by saying they weren't used to living in a culture where women were able to move, dress, and live freely. Those men should never have been allowed into our nation, and the sooner we enact and enforce sane immigration policies, the better off we'll all be.