Relatives of Yaser Said made threats against filmmaker
Pamela Geller got an email from a filmmaker named Neena Nejad who was filming a documentary about the murders of Amina and Sarah Said in Texas, and later received threats from one of the relatives of the murderous father Yaser Said. But what really outrages is the response by a representative of the Arlington police department:
And Texas does seem to have quite a problem with Islamism and dhimmitude that needs to be worked on as soon as possible.
We went to the police station in a city nearby after we got the call. This was the Arlington Police Department and let me tell you that I wasn't surprised. After we all explained the situation to the officer basically he said that if we chase the bad guy and we get shot then we can't really complaint about it. Yes, he said that and we left amazed by it. He said we could file a report if we wanted but it would be useless and we would put it in the archive right away plus we would have to wait over 3 hours to do it even though nobody else was at the station.We can only hope so. They should also file a complaint against the officer in charge for blaming the victim and telling why he doesn't deserve his job. Any town that allows people that disgusting to maintain jobs they cannot prove themselves capable of fulfilling is in very serious trouble.
The day after we were shooting in Lewisville and decided to go to the police department. They said that we could file an information report to leave proof of this and that's all we wanted. We didn't want to go after him because that would make him more angry, we just wanted to make sure that if anything happened, we had proof on paper. Sadly, we couldn't file a report because the incident didn't happen in that city and we were told to file this report in our own city which is impossible because we don't live in Texas. So we are now trying to find out how to proceed with the California law so there is proof on paper of what happened in Texas. I have a feeling things will be easier here.
And Texas does seem to have quite a problem with Islamism and dhimmitude that needs to be worked on as soon as possible.
Labels: dhimmitude, islam, misogyny, Texas, United States
