Middle East Contravene Human Rights

Well there is a lot going on with dress code in the Middle East right now. Iran introduces new dress code and bans: Tight jeans, bright clothes an tattoos. The code prohibits women from 'wearing caps' and we mentioned 'caps' on a recent post over the weekend. Male students are banned from dying their hair, plucking eyebrows, and even shirts with very short sleeves. Jewelry is also banned. Clearly, Iran continue to impede upon the freedom of the people and are in contravention of UN human rights law.

Saudi say its OK to uncover face in anti-burka countries and in France Islamic veil ban passes the vote. [1]

So what did the prophets say about Islam in this timeline?

"You will be filled with shame instead of glory.  Now it is your turn! Drink and let your nakedness be exposed! The cup from the LORD’s right hand is coming around to you, and disgrace will cover your glory." Habakkuk 2:16

Lebanon bans Lady Gaga album on arrival of shipments of the top selling album 'Born this Way'. Lebanon say it is due to it being offensive to Christians, does that remind you of the word 'sensitivity'?  The track called 'Judas' is specifically mentioned in news reports. You may remember that we mentioned the Church (and Arabs) being Judas because they sold him, they turned the Son of God into an idol. You could say the same about Islamic countries that have sold their people to the highest bidder. However, as we informed you, the tables have been turned over, and the people globally are determined to have their freedom from the money men wherever they come from. The hour glass as been also been turned over, and this is the last hour for the olives and their oil.

Fans scooped up 1,11 million copies of the Gaga release during the week ending May 29.

Good numerical correspondence there with 111 = Trinity, 1+1+1=3 The number of innovative creative solutions.

This is from a previous album. 'The Edge of Glory'. 



Sadly, death toll due to the people trying to cross the border with Israel over the weekend rises to 40. 



1. http://www.jpost.com/MiddleEast/Article.aspx?id=203138