This skit from the Lebanese TV station LBC shows a woman driving a car (with Islamic State plates) when she is stopped at a Jihadi checkpoint. The sentry asks her if she’s a man or a woman (he’s not the sharpest scimitar in the armory). After she proves to his satisfaction that she’s a woman, he gets mad that she’s driving a car. But she tells him it’s ok – she’s driving a car bomb. The sentry apologizes. “The Caliph Abu Bakr Baghdadi says a woman may drive, but only a car bomb." I couldn’t make out his next words, but what happens after that requires no translation.
Note the station logo in the upper left. They turned the C in LBC on its side, turning it into the Arabic letter nun, to show solidarity with the Christians persecuted by ISIS.
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