Morocco

Submitted by cheri (United Kingdom), Feb 18, 2009 at 04:38

Well i am agreeing with Luigi on this one- I have seen with my own eyes Prostitution in broad daylight round the hotel swimming pool- The hotel allowed the 4 english male guests to rent a room for each woman for the night and they paid the women for the night. That was in Agadir.

There is a huge underground contact centre in agadir for men and men,
I was told this by an englishman who owns a house there, I have seen women alone in broad daylight along the beach waiting for customers in agadir and i have seen women in Marrakech sat outsde Mcdonalds- I have seen young unemployed bored men just cruising the beaches looking for business- male or female- It makes me sick to my stomach- hypocrisy because a woman and Muslim man in love and in a relationship are not allowed to stay in the same room or hold hands together outside unless they are married.
Freedom does not exist- this is what the Moroccan men want from the west, not always JIHAD babies- that is US Propoganda.

. The police can also stop couples in the street and demand to see id they can also arrest you or the man if you are found together. What if the family are setting you up for a bogus police visit in a corrupt situation? To me Morocco is a fake country- all the western merchandise is copied in China and sold there and yet the police do nothing about that. Yes it is beautiful- geographically stimulating but corruption and hypocrisy and an obsession for money are no good- If you want to buy land there and build a home , of course it is nirvana- but child brutality and poverty are the realities, just like India- the rich distance themselves from the poor. It stinks.

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