Deletion of Rape jihad (5th nomination)

Comment: The phrase itself seems refer to a fringe theory, primarily expressed by a small number of commentators on FrontPage Mag (such as Robert Spencer and Andrew C. McCarthy) which has spread to a few places of similar ideological bent; I don't feel that the term or theory are noteworthy enough (or having enough verifiable high-quality sources explicitly covering it) to support an article.  Beyond that the article itself seems to have devolved into a  for editors to gather  in support of that theory.  Collecting every event they can find related to Islam and sex abuse and lumping them together under the title used for the pet theories of a few talking heads is  in that they're using article space to advance those theories.  Any article on Rape Jihad (under such a controversial name, and therefore implicitly advancing Spencer's controversial theories and interpretations) would need high-quality, reputable independent sources discussing Spencer et all's theories specifically.  Those don't seem to exist, so if you strip away the original research and synthesis, there's not enough left to support an article -- just a few references to places like FrontPage Magazine, the Gatestone Institute, and the English Defence League using the term or advancing the theory (but never in any really coherent depth.)  Salting seems necessary given the article's repeated recreation.  As my attempts to salvage it show, I'm not completely opposed to the idea of having an article that covers the sorts of anti-Islamic theories advanced by some of these sources (although I'm not sure these specific ones are noteworthy or widespread enough to cover), but it would need to be under another name and would need to be centered around reputable independent sources discussing and critiquing the theories ''directly'' rather than on the primary sources that created and advance them, which would mean a new article made from scratch
Stance: delete
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