Okay, so I was sitting at my favorite computer inside the Carleton University library when I learned from the client liaison officer of Securitas Canada that I was fired from Bell Canada, supposedly because someone thought they saw me sleeping in the ladies room. What the fuck? I looked at my cellphone like it was possessed and shot the bearded Arab librarian dude my don't-fuck-with-me look. Dude got the message and wisely stayed in his seat. Man, I'm having a really lousy time.
My name is Aisha Mokhtar. I was born and raised in the City of Ottawa, Province of Ontario. My parents hail from the City of Mogadishu, in the Nation of Somalia. Never been there and I don't intend to ever set foot there but I'm a proud bisexual Somali-Canadian tomboy. I stand five feet nine inches tall, thick and curvy, with long Black hair and dark brown skin. I'm a chubby Black female with wide hips and a big butt and I am PROUD of my body. No, I don't wear the hijab. Just because I'm Somali and female doesn't mean I wear it. One's background matters, you know? However, we're all unique individuals. I truly believe that, I guess. Most Somali people you will ever meet are Muslims. However, Christianity is fast growing among Somali communities living in places like Somalia, Djibouti and the Republic of Ethiopia.
We've had clashes over that. Religion is a big thing in the lives of Somalis. One thing you'll never hear about Muslims living in Western countries is how intolerant they are toward other religions, especially Christianity and Judaism. They love to cry intolerance in North America and Europe when they don't get their way but they won't let you build a Christian church or a Jewish synagogue in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia or Somalia. Of course, Westerners in their infinite stupidity can't connect the dots. I guess that's why one day their world will be overrun and turned into a copy of Saudi Arabia. Or something along those lines. It might take centuries but it will happen. Unless Westerners stand up to the Muslims for their Christian beliefs and their faith in democracy along with women's rights and secular government.