Bezness

[Al-khiyal]

Makes a change, eh?

Instead of "They come over here, stealing our women" now the script has to be re-written:

"Our women go over there, stealing their men - wait, that's not it..... our women go over there and are stolen by their men.... yeah, that's more like it....."

[Felicity]

for the book, it doesn't sound so much like Bezness if she moved over to Tunisia and they lived there? Apart from he admitted his original reasons for doing it? But does that mean the man's intentions were originally bad but then he actually fell in love with her and thats why she emigrated to Tunisia? (I suppose i could try read the book but I'm not sure there are English versions?)

Also the website looks really interesting and I will be trying to google translate it all over the next couple of days. It would be good if they could make it a proper crime...

[Al-khiyal]

You can read a literary kicking being delivered to Evelyne Kern here - and from a Geert Wilders fan too!

[Felicity]

OOo that was harsh. Reading the rather long summary, I can see why that writer isn't appreciative of the book, but I also think it's wrong to say that it's the women's fault for falling for the bezness. The Tunisian website states that even anything over a 2 year age gap should ring alarm bells, but say in the UK, it wouldnt be that incredibly unusual... and most women probably aren't aware of that 2 year age gap thing, I certainly wasn't. Also, some women aren't aware that divorcees might not be the most sought after, again, I didn't know that...