Jennifer O'Connell
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first heard May 2026
last heard 10 Sep
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So he argues that the the deep roots of this, what he calls barbaric assault on Americans, lies in the same hatred of women that is now embedded in American reaction.
And he's talking about the absolute irony of the fact that Donald Trump and he techs that will be standing up commemorating the 9-11 attacks and they'll be talking about hatred of Americans.
But in fact, it was really about hatred of women, as Finton talks.
So he goes back into it, and of course, like being incredibly well read and incredibly knowledgeable on so many different things.
He's talking about how Saeed Khutub, I'm probably pronouncing that wrong, but he was the founder of
Of modern jihadism, and he was the man who sort of inspired the jihadis who flew the planes into the Twin Towers and carried out the atrocities of September 11th, came from the Manosphere.
And he's gone back into the writing of Ketub, and it's incredibly resonant with some of what you would hear coming out of the completely other side of the debate today.
So he was an official in the Department of Cairo in the late 1940s, and when he started to criticize the Egyptian monarchy.
He was kind of dispatched on a study trip to the United States, essentially to get him out of the way.
But uh there he was completely radicalized because he was so horrified and disgusted by what he saw as the overt sexuality of young American women.
So he actually wrote the American girl is well acquainted with her body's seductive capacity.
She knows seductiveness lies in the round breasts, the full buttocks, and the shaking.
This is what Finton says.
Sleek legs, and she shows all of this and does not hide it.
And he talks about hungry passions and treacherous eyes flickering about her bodies.
As Finton says, the hungry eyes were obviously his own.
Finton goes on to make the point that there is nothing uniquely Islamic about this fanatical desire to control women's sexuality and to force us to to behave in ways, I mean, to force us to hide parts of our bodies.
But he's talking about how
Sexuality in these very distorted views of masculinity can only be understood as power.
And how the terrible irony of the anniversary of the 9-11 crimes is that it will be marked under a US president who fought the most openly misogynistic presidential campaign in the country's history.
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