[Tax-chick]

Today she is a woman ruing the moment she fell for the charms of 21-year-old Tunisian hotel worker Marai Ben Miled.

As we discussed recently.

[ClearCase_guy]

With "Sarah" and "The One" in the headline, this really attracted my interest.

But it's just another crazy moslem story. No shortage of those.

[Mr. Mojo]

Sarah’s story is a cautionary tale for anyone with idealised notions of whirlwind love and holiday romance anyone stupid enough to marry a Muslim.

[trisham]

What was this woman thinking? There were red flags everywhere.

[papertyger]

Guilty.

[Joe 6-pack]

IMHO, a lot of western women are raised by their mothers in single parent households. When present, their father's role has been marginalized by media that has been bent on subverting the family and imposing feminist, anti-western ideals for decades.

I think a lot of these women intuitively seek a masculine mate, but have never had a clear point of reference, role model, or exemplar of healthy manhood in their lives. As a result, when Abdul shows up a couple of dynamics go into effect. First, the woman's education in 'multi-culturalsim' and lack of grounding in traditional western values makes Abdul seem not only an acceptable option, but an opportunity to exercise her western guilt (I think this may have been in play with the Obama mamma). Second, for all their faults and perversions, muslim males have not been feminized and in fact do exude a twisted, distorted version of masculinity which some western women believe will satisfy their longing for a 'strong' male in their lives. What they get instead is a dominant bully.

[so_real]

This is a prime example of the disservice the media and other liberal entities provide our youth. They whitewash over the poor aspects of a lifestyle decision, even promote it as "mainstream" and "desirable". And then those who are deceived and buy into the sales pitch are forced to live and die paying the penalty for the deception. Parents, discrimination is not always a bad thing. Teach your children to "profile". Because if you do not, the media will be able to sell them on anything.

[Jack Hammer]

Uh... so... let’s see... how high does this register on the ol’ Surprise-o-Meter...?

Whoops; the needle didn’t even move.

[texson66]

Will Mrs Weiner (a muslim) extract revenge now on Mr Weiner (Jew) for the Weiner’s weiner tweet pix?

[Christian Engineer Mass]

“thought he was The One”

I thought it was a story about America & bummer.

[liberalh8ter]

Did she marry that crazy Muslim guy that’s raging at every protest? I only ask because it totally sounds like something he would say, LOL.

[TexasCajun]

The way the UK has been lately, you can expect the UK to defend this muslim POS from these scurrilous accusations & defamation.

[Chickensoup]

Not uncommon. Especially lonely women on cruise ships or vacations in faraway places. Other places this happens is when women attend immigrant churches or the church brings immigrants in to help “diversity.”

[texmexis best]

The difference between the US and Britain is that in the US, the lady of the house walks around with a .45/410 in her purse and has the intention of using it on the creep if he comes near her.

And lives her life normally.

[JimSEA]

This sort of “tourist scam” happens all over the world. As much as I like Thailand, the “bar girls” there are justly famous for sucking the bank accounts of middle age Farangs dry. Not so violent perhaps but painful for the stupid. In this article, one look at the expressions on the faces mother, brother and nephew tell the story. Here the Islamic anger presents a critical danger to the woman.

[kalee]

“I doubt I’ll ever have another relationship.”

In hiding with threats against her life from this failed “relationship”, at least 2 failed relationships before that one and she’s worrying about who she will sleep with next. Good grief, use your brain woman.

[calex59]

I notice they don’t mention the guy is a Muslim, I am betting he is.

[seowulf]

Today she is a woman ruing the moment she fell for the charms of 21-year-old Tunisian hotel worker Marai Ben Miled.

‘The police have intelligence that he plans to kill me, then himself,’ says Sarah, a 42-year-old mother-of-three.

Yep.

It was his "charms" she fell for; probably lucky charms too.