Gisele Bundchen Burqa Disguise Comes As More Burqa Bans Take Effect
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Gisele’s Burqa Disquise Busted
Did Gisele Bundchen really think she and her sister would remain unknown, scurrying into Paris’ International Clinique du Parc Monceau in open-toed shoes On July 15? Worse yet, the two femmes rode in a car driven by the supermodel’s regular chauffeur.
For real women who must wear burqas or die, open-toed shoes are not permitted.
Gisele reportedly was seeking a nip and tuck on her eyes and her breasts, after having breast-fed two children. The next day her driver picked up the supermodel and sister Rafaela at the Bristol Hotel and drove them to the exclusive Les Sources de Caudalie spa, where the former Victoria’s Secret Angel, who reportedly made $47 million last year as the top model in the world, recovered for five days.
Burqa or not, Gisele was silly to think she could keep her plastic surgery visit under wraps.
On the subject of women wearing burqas, the French are quite sensitive, having banned the burqa on the streets of Paris in 2010.The fact the Gisele pulled the stunt during the month of Ramadan, causing strict Muslims to be offended over her disrespectful act. Her action came at a time when several African countries have instituted new burqa bans, now that the disguise is being used by terrorists.
Then there is the minor matter of Gisele telling her adoring fans that there is “no way” she’d ever have plastic surgery.
Note that there are a few naysayers who insist that the story isn’t true. There have been no denials from the supermodel or members of her staff.
Global Burqa Ban News July 2015
The Dutch debate the burqa — and ban it Politico
The areas covered by the ban — schools, transportation, hospitals and government buildings — are those places where concerns for interpersonal communication and safety are especially critical, said Afshin Ellian, a professor of jurisprudence at the University of Leiden and an expert on multiculturalism, citizenship, and human rights. “People have to be recognizable in such areas,” he said. “And anywhere in a free society, it is crucial that people are able literally to look each other in the face.” In a statement to the press, Plasterk echoed that importance, noting that “in schools you have to be able to look one another in the eyes. If a mother comes to pick her child up at school you need to be able to see if it really is the mother.” (Indeed, in January, 2013, a woman wearing a niqab kidnapped a Muslim child from a local school; the five-year-old girl, who could not see her abductor’s face, thought the kidnapper was her own mother, who also wears a niqab.)
Niger Bans Full Islamic Veil In Diffa After Suspected Boko Haram Bombings International Business Times
Niger banned the full Islamic veil in the country’s southeast border region of Diffa following a spate of suicide bombings by women dressed in the religious garment, an official told Agence France-Presse Wednesday. The attacks have been blamed on the Nigeria-based Boko Haram terror group, which Niger’s army has been battling since February.
“Women in the region are forbidden from wearing the full veil until further notice, in order to prevent suicide attacks by Boko Haram,” Diffa Mayor Hankouraou Biri-Kassoum told AFP.
Michael Bay Shoots 10 New Victoria's Secret Angels In Body By Victoria Campaign
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The 2015 Body by Victoria campaign features all 10 new Victoria’s Secret Angels: Kate Grigorieva, Taylor Hill, Elsa Hosk, Martha Hunt, Jac Jagaciak, Stella Maxwell, Lais Ribeiro, Sara Sampaio, Romee Strijd and Jasmine Tookes.
Diane Kruger Is A Natural Bohemian Lensed By Max Abadian For Elle Canada September 2015
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Diane Kruger was lensed at the famous Beverly Hills home of Tony Duquette, now owned by colleague Hutton Wilkinson and his wife Ruth. Vanity Fair wrote previously about the Dawnridge Estate. Our initial impression of the Diage Kruger images was of Las Pozas in Mexico.
Anne wrote several years ago:
In my dreams, I see Las Pozas … a hotbed of symbolism and myth. If Carversville is a conscious mind, then Las Pozas is Carl Jung talking.
For sensualists, the antidote to Carversville, after working a week in Paris, then flying to Shanghai, is a week in Xilitla and the Surreal Gardens of Las Pozas … born when a flurry of blue butterflies captured the inner vision and imagination of the Scottish eccentric Edward James.
Las Pozas: Creative Pandemonium in a Mind Running Wild AOC Salon
Kim Kardashian Channels Audrey Hepburn & Marie Antoinette For Hype Energy Drink
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Kim Kardashian Channels Audrey Hepburn & Marie Antoinette For Hype Energy Drink
Kim’s Hype ad campaign was in the can before her blossoming pregnancy left her not ready for Balmain. The superstar, who is due in December, shared a good night photo on Instagram last night, sending love to baby and fans.
Taylor Swift Fronts Keds Ladies First Fall/Winter 2015 Ad Campaign
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American sneaker brand Keds gets a facelift with pop star Taylor Swift fronting their Fall/Winter 2015 Ladies First ad campaign.
Khloe Kardashian Shares Unretouched Beautiful Butt Snaps From Complex August Sexy Photo Shoot
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Khloe Kardashian Shares Unretouched Beautiful Butt Snaps From Complex August Sexy Photo Shoot
Kardashian haters can redirect their butt focus from Kim to Khloe, as the younger sister flaunts her curves in what Kim calls Khloe’s “sexiest shoot yet”, a racy lensed by Steven Gomillion for Complex magazine’s latest issue. Kim was on the scene, acting as self-appointed creative director, and writer Lauren Nostro conducted the interview.
Boys Club | New York Magazine Assembles 35 Bill Cosby Accusers As CA Supreme Court Permits 15-Year-Old Girl Molestation Case To Move Forward
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In an extraordinary piece of journalism, New York Magazine’s cover story addresses the stories of 35 individual women, ages 20s-80s, who claim that they were sexually assaulted by Bill Cosby.` Six women are also videotaped. This is the first time that all of the Cosby accusers willing to come forward have told their stories individually but in one centralized place.
Justice Dept Redefined Rape in 2012
It’s generally believed that this female gathering never would have happened without social media and a broadening of the definition of rape, as actioned by the Justice Department in 2012. The act of rape — previously considered only as a violent act of one person — a man — forcing himself sexually on another person — a woman — has been redefined and expanded by gender (women can rape men; men rape other men) and by sexual actions beyond vaginal penetration.
In the words of Susan B. Carbon of the Justice Department’s Office on Violence Against Women, the redefinition of rape meant that “it’s rape even if you’re a man. It’s rape even if you are raped with an object and even if you were too drunk to consent.”
Too Drugged And/Or Drunk To Consent?
Although the criminal statute of limitations has expired on most of the alleged sexual assault incidents among the 35 women interviewed by New York Magazine, they are seeking justice in the court of public opinion. Note that some of the women have filed civil cases against Cosby with multiple lawyers representing them.
Cosby’s recent publicized 2005 admission that he procured at least seven prescriptions for quaaludes for the purpose of having sex with other women not his wife. caused four of the 35 women to come forward just last week.
“The group of women Cosby allegedly assaulted functions almost as a longitudinal study — both for how an individual woman, on her own, deals with such trauma over the decades and for how the culture at large has grappled with rape over the same time period,” writes New York Magazine. “In the ’60s, when the first alleged assault by Cosby occurred, rape was considered to be something violent committed by a stranger … But among younger women, and particularly online, there is a strong sense now that speaking up is the only thing to do, that a woman claiming her own victimhood is more powerful than any other weapon in the fight against rape.”
One Cosby accuser whose story isn’t told in the New York Magazine collection is Andrea Constand, the Temple University administrator and former college basketball player in Philadelphia, who reached a settlement with Cosby. It was the deposition in her case that was released last week by the New York Times.
In the past week Spelman College, a historically black women’s college in Atlanta, cut all ties to Cosby. The foundation was established by Cosby’s wife, Camille, in honor of her mother, as the Atlanta Journal Constitution reported; two of the comedian’s daughters attended Spelman.
In Philadelphia, a mural featuring Bill Cosby has been painted over.
Age 15 Molestation Case Moves Forward
As embarrassing as the Spelman decision is, Cosby’s attorneys lost a significant court battle in California last week when the state Supreme Court declined to hear a petition that would have overturned a case of a now 50’s woman who claims that Cosby molested her at age 15.
Charges of molesting young girls takes the Cosby allegations into new and sickening allegations.
