Reporter Brutally Gang Raped

Let this be a warning to preppers

Lara Logan was gang raped while covering the Arab Spring in Cairo. The men who committed this vicious crime did so only because they expected they could get away with it. And they did. Not one of them was ever identified or charged.

When the global economy collapses, rule of law will no longer apply. The police will disband they will not protect you. Neither will the military. In fact they will more than likely be the perpetrators of wicked acts against you.

When men realize that there are no longer consequences for committing crimes, many of them will go on a frenzy of murder, rape and pillage. Hunger will fuel desperation and extreme violence.

If you are hoarding food or holed up in your doomsday shelter with a garden out back, these men will come for you. They will not hesitate to rip your face off and I can guarantee if there are women in your home, they will meet a worse fate than Lara Logan.

Doomsday Prepping is worse than futile - it is dangerous. Nobody survives so why would you expose your wife and children to these certain horrors?

"People were celebrating. It seemed a pro-American crowd. Suddenly, our translator turned to me with a look of sheer terror and said, 'Run, run!' I felt people grabbing between my legs. I was quite stunned. Our security, Ray Jackson, and the rest of us ran, and others in the crowd were running with us. I thought we were getting away, but some of the men running with us became my rapists.

"Ray told me to stay on my feet and hold onto him," she continued. "If I was knocked down, I'd die. I fought the assault as best I could for 15 minutes, but they tore all my clothes off and raped me with their hands, with flagpoles and with sticks. They sodomized me over and over. They were fighting for my body. I couldn't hold on to Ray any longer. There was a moment I gave up, but I kept thinking about my two babies."

"It was so hard to breathe; there was so much pressure on my rib cage. They tried to rip my limbs off. I went down and I couldn't get up. It was a mad frenzy for a piece of me. They tried to scalp me with their hands, ripping out clumps of my hair. In that mayhem, I was dragged into an area where women and children had been camped out and protesting. I landed into the lap of a woman. I was naked and hysterical, and some boys stood between the men and this Egyptian woman. People threw clothing at me. It was amazing I could be so humiliated while so close to death. The moment I thought I was lost was when I lost Ray, but I realized later he went to force the Egyptian army to look for me."

In the chaos, Logan recalls being wrapped in a chador, a cloak worn by women in the region, then carried to a Jeep where she was reunited with her crew. A doctor sedated her at her hotel; she was flown back to the U.S. and spent the next four days hospitalized. Source

Is This What You Want for Your Family?

Egyptian activists released a brutally frank video on Friday, using images recorded during the mass sexual assault of a woman last week in Cairo’s Tahrir Square to urge volunteers to join their campaign against attacks during demonstrations.

The video, created by the filmmakers Aida Elkashef and Salam Yousry, uses disturbing overhead images of a crowd of men swarming around a woman being assaulted just out of view to explain the work of Op Anti-SH, one of two new initiatives to combat the sexual harassment and rape of female protesters.

One activist, Sarah Naguib, argued that such brutality is depressingly routine two years after the Egyptian revolution began.