Monthly Archives: October 2011

Freedom in Libya means… legal polygamy!

Posted on October 28, 2011 by samchapman

The international feminist sisterhood has been getting its knickers in a twist this week after Libya’s new acting President Mustufa Abdul-Jalil, used his Liberation Day speech to back the reintroduction of Sharia law and the removal of Ghadafi-era restrictions on … Continue reading →

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Say what, how many husbands in the Brown family?

Posted on October 18, 2011 by samchapman

Let’s hope that Judge Waddoups is not completely new to the whole “Sister Wives” business, because if he goes off the paperwork submitted by the Brown clan and lawyer Jonathan Turley on Monday, he will be led to believe that … Continue reading →

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Sister Wives Defend Polygamy

Posted on October 14, 2011 by samchapman

In a preview of Sunday’s episode of Sister Wives, the Brown family wives are seen in conversation with other women about how polygamy works in their case. See it here.

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Dargers talk polygamy on Fox News O’Reilly Factor

Posted on October 8, 2011 by samchapman

Bill O’Reilly didn’t exactly explore their lifestyle and what it means, being more interested in suggesting they wanted legal recognition for their marriages, when all they say they want is for the Government to leave them alone – a position … Continue reading →

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