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NEXT, THEY CAME FOR VALENTINE’S DAY

By Michelle Malkin • February 11, 2006 02:00 AM

This is insane:

Caption - An activist of the radical Kashmiri Islamic group, Dukhtaran-e-Millat, or daughters of the community, burns a Valentine card outside a card store in central Srinagar, India, Friday, Feb. 10, 2006. Nearly two dozen black-veiled Muslim women burned Valentine’s Day cards and posters showing couples together in the main city of India’s Kashmir protesting the day that they say imposes Western values on Muslim youth. (AP Photo/Dar Yasin)

AP reports:

“We will not let anyone sell these cards or celebrate Valentine’s Day,” said Asiya Andrabi, the group’s leader, as she held a burning poster in her hand. “These Western gimmicks are corrupting our kids and taking them away from their roots.”

She said that the raids were carried out “not to harm anyone but to make them realize that this is against Islam’s teachings.”

Can you say “Dhimmitude?”

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