re: #2 freetoken

Adds new meaning to the old phrase, “Make love, not war.”

But it’s not love; The whole concept of ‘Jihad al-nikah’ has three aims:

The first aim is to relieve the sexual tensions of the fighting men. This is the more ‘ordinary’ purpose and many armies (including those of the United States in earlier times) have created or indulged systems of providing women to the troops for such purposes.

The second aim is a darker one and that is to show the woman’s fanatical commitment to jihad. Even if she cannot fight, she’ll still “supply the men with comfort” and if she becomes pregnant then she will willingly assume the task of raising a future jihadi.

This brings to the third aim, and it is as dark as the Nazi obsession with fertility. Like Hitler and Himmler, the jihadis expect to wage more wars, so they want women who are zealots in their cause to have more children. It’s the production of children in the same way an industrial power might produce tanks.