Paris: Muslim bus driver refuses service to woman in a skirt

Paris -- On Tuesday night at around 11:00 pm, a 29-year-old woman,[we'll call her Elise] was waiting for the bus with her friend [we'll call the friend Simone] at the Botzaris stop in Paris 19e arrondissement.

The bus, driven by a Muslim gentleman [we'll call him Mohammed] stops for the two women, he looks them up and down, then leaves without opening the doors.

“The vehicle stops a few meters away at a red light,” says Elise, a physicist whose father, Kamel Bencheikh, is an Algerian poet. "She runs to the driver’s window to ask the driver why he didn’t open the doors."

The driver answered: “All you have to do is dress well. Look at your legs!” He was likely quite stimulated [if you know what I mean] by the sight of actual legs and had clearly copped a view.

Elise and her friend remained there for several minutes, stunned, before deciding to hail a cab.


“This guy who drives a bus, paid for by my taxes, prevented my daughter, holder of a valid Navigo bus pass, and therefore in good standing, who has never had anything to blame herself for getting on… to get on the bus just because she wore a skirt,” complained her father, who was born in Setif, Algeria.

He describes the driver as an “Islamist,” however, the daily rag known as Le Parisien, who reported the incident, added a note: “Bencheikh free interpretation,” as to disconnect Muslims who practice sharia from any bad behavior.

In anger, Kamel Bencheikh published a virulent post, then a second one on Facebook. But it was immediately censored and taken down by the social network because Mark Zuckerberg is a left-wing publisher, who gets away with censoring what he finds offensive.

“I am accused [by Facebook] of inciting hatred. But I published the facts because I wanted them to be known. To denounce this drift,” continues Bencheikh who describes himself as an “anti-Islamist militant.” His Facebook post says: “I claim my Islamophobia,” and he says he has since received hundreds of insulting messages via Messenger, none of which have been censored.

“I won’t give up,” says Elise’s father. On Saturday, with his daughter, he filed a formal complaint. He knows the police will do nothing. He knows that even if the police launched an investigation, no court would ever sentence the bus driver and the Paris transit system would not discipline him.

What does he want then? “At least an apology. I want RATP [the Paris public transport authority] to apologize publicly to my daughter”.

There's a better chance of seeing the Ayatollah at a same-sex wedding.


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Hey FBI, what kind of 'extremism' do you mean?

The FBI has a website entitled "Don't Be a Puppet." It's supposed to counter extremism, which is just another way of saying "terrorism."

When you hear the word "terrorism," what comes to mind?

Exactly so, Islamic terrorism.

The most efficient way a terrorist can do damage to a more powerful enemy is to do it when they're not looking. The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a Muslim Brotherhood arm, is doing just that--they want us to look the other way and pretend the terrorists can be just about anyone but them.

So the FBI, under the direction of James Comey, changed the "Don't Be a Puppet" website after CAIR pressured them. Comey folded on that, what makes anyone think he will not fold on prosecuting the case against Hillary Clinton?

But I digress.

The new website is now stripped of all references to Islamist extremism or even the mention of Islam.

The site attempts to deconstruct the motivating factors that lead young people to extremism and it's aimed at high schools and other teens. 

"Don't Be a Puppet" does for combatting terrorism what aspirins do for combatting cancer.

Originally planned to be launched last November, CAIR criticized the fact that it mentioned the number one perpetrators of terrorism. They said it may stigmatize and increase bullying of Muslim students.

Never mind that there is no actual data to even mildly suggest that Muslim students are bullied or stigmatized, but there sure as hell lots of data to suggest that this is happening to Jewish students and adults across the country, and it has become acceptable on many campuses that spout anti-Semitic garbage.

There I go digressing again.

The site was put on hold last month to the joy of Islamic extremists everywhere, but especially in North America.

Somehow it makes sense to the FBI that a site targeting the specific roots of Islamic extremism and tackles its ideology, should have anything to do with Muslim students being bullied. In fact, if the site properly explains the differences between the religion itself from its political ideology of Islamism and the caliphate, there should be less fear of Muslims and less bullying as a result.

But CAIR doesn't want us to know that. They simply want us to believe their snake oil schtick that Islam is a religion of peace.

The new version of the site lists the types of extremism as the following:

1) White Supremacy Extremists 2) Environmental Extremists 3) Militia Extremists 4) Religious Extremists 5) Anarchist Extremists

The good news is CAIR may be banned from the U.S. after legislation has been put forth to ban the Muslim Brotherhood (Obama's favorite terrorist funders) and passed the House Judiciary Committee.

CAIR is listed as one of three US Muslim Brotherhood entities. 

CAIR had a large role in the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood's Palestinian Committee. Two of their founders were at a secret meeting back in 1993. The FBI had it wiretapped where the presenters of the meeting instructed the group to deceive Americans, saying that "War is deception."

We are fighting this war with blindfolds on and we have the power to remove it. Of all agencies, the FBI should know better and Comey needs to grow a pair.


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