Tag: Shalmani
Iran: contesting the veil is rebelling against Sharia and Islam, by Abnousse Shalmani
The veil has become such a standard that like a damper it covers the analysis of the demonstrations, the uprising, the revolt or the Iranian revolution – History will tell…
School: critical thinking sacrificed on the altar of “tolerance”, by Abnousse Shalmani
The barbaric assassination of Samuel Paty marks a turning point. For the defenders of the Republic, but also for its enemies. After Mohammed Merah, after Charlie Hebdo, the Hyper Cacher,…
Elizabeth II, or the absolute opposite of “me, me and me”, by Abnousse Shalmani
In the last minutes of the film Nixon by Oliver Stone, the eponymous character, played by Sir Anthony Hopkins, forced to resign, finds himself face to face with the portrait…
“Pregnant men”: neo-feminists definitely hate women, by Abnousse Shalmani
Salman Rushdie, happily alive and joking as soon as he wakes up, should remind us how much we are in danger, how much our freedoms, our rights, our ways of…
Anti-Semitism: the denial of the indigenist-Islamist left, by Abnousse Shalmani
“When tomorrow the light returns, this trip will continue on the road that connects my childhood to Rosa, my son to the Shoah”, I was reading the day before the…
Abortion: claiming that it could be banned in France is a posture, by Abnousse Shalmani
I admit that I was initially taken aback by the comments, raised fists, circumstantial catastrophism, “imminent danger” by way of analysis, and other sterile indignation that accompanied, in France, the…
“I am a woman and I suffocate”: advocacy against neofeminism, by Abnousse Shalmani
Never in history has feminism played so much against women and their rights. This is the paradox these days: there is not a debate, a nomination, a news item, the…
The Assembly looks like France, stop mass hysteria, by Abnousse Shalmani
For five years, we have heard the opposition and the media deplore a National Assembly under the orders of the Elysée, a “Playmobil” assembly, an assembly as far removed as…
Damien Abad case: the unbearable infantilization of women, by Abnousse Shalmani
What is now known as the “Damien Abad affair” is like another nail in the coffin of women’s autonomy. On the airwaves and television sets, surprising, not to say shocking,…
Burkini: Eric Piolle sells off women’s freedom in the name of “Good”, by Abnousse Shalmani
We now know that the burkini is “social progress” thanks to the mayor of Grenoble, Eric Piolle. Details that it is the green city councilor who has “degenerated” the playgrounds,…