Some "editors" on Wikipedia once referred to IsraelAmerica as a "hate Site" since we, or rather, I referred to some Arab Criminals and organizations in what they, the editors, felt was an unkind way.
I invite readers to visit The Religion Of Peace Website to view the number of atrocities committed by Muslims against young Muslim women throughout the Muslim world with alarming frequency.
Muslims cannot be allowed to continue to practice their barbaric ways.
It has long been recognized that while freedom of religion is important, that freedom needs to be halted when it impinges upon innocent people's human rights.
The atavistic behaviour of Muslims is the reason why civilized nations occupy Iraq and Afganistan.
Another throwback to Ronald Reagan may be elected to the American presidency because of fears that Democrats are unaware of the threat and criminal behaviour of, NOT All, but a large and militant number of Muslims.
Obama has the brains and education and heart to be the first real leader in that office, but if he is unaware of islamic criminality, and here I mean mainly, the disgusting brutality towards women and girls, I will oppose his candidacy.
I believe that Muslim persecution of females may well be the single most reprehensioble violation of human rights on the planet today.
How many millions of women have been forced to cover themselves from head to foot, in sweltering desert heat, to protect their males property rights?
How many have been murdered for choosing freedom over subservience?
How many have been stoned to death and buried alive?
The religion of peace site also explains how islam is making inroads and causing serious dysfunction in civilized countries as well.
I am not about hate or bigotry in any form.
I despise it.
But the vicuous behaviour of Muslims must be stopped, forcibly, and immediately.
Read this story from the http://irishtimes.com/
It is typical of the type of story we rarely hear or see in print.
Maybe its not as important as the John Edwards story, which covered Cable news, almost non-stop, for 24 hrs.
Three teenagers buried alive in Pakistan 'honour killing'
SAEED SHAH in Islamabad
PAKISTAN: THREE TEENAGE girls have been buried alive by their tribe in a remote part of Pakistan to punish them for attempting to choose their own husbands, in an "honour" killing case.
After news of the deaths emerged, male politicians from their province Balochistan defended the killings in parliament, claiming the practice was part of "our tribal custom".
The girls, thought to have been aged between 16 and 18, were kidnapped by a group of men from their Umrani tribe.
They were driven to a rural area and then injured by being shot. Then, while still alive, they were dragged bleeding to a pit, where they were covered with earth and stones, according to the findings of Human Rights Watch, the international campaigning group.
Officials, speaking off the record, confirmed the killings.
However, six weeks after the deaths, no one has been arrested, amid claims of a cover-up. According to several accounts, Balochistan government vehicles were used to abduct the girls, and the killing was overseen by a tribal chief who is the brother of a provincial minister from the ruling Pakistan People's party.
Some reports said that two older relatives of the girls tried to intervene, but they too were shot and buried alive. "This is a heinous criminal offence," said Ali Dayan Hasan, of Human Rights Watch. "We have corroborated it and cross-corroborated it, but the second the police admit that it happened, it would trigger an investigation." Mr Hasan said that, with a presidential election on September 6th, one in which Balochistan's provincial parliament would be strongly relied on to deliver votes, action that would antagonise the region's politicians was highly unlikely.
In Pakistan's national parliament, an MP from Balochistan Israrullah Zehri said on Friday that "this action was carried out according to tribal traditions", a view backed up by some other male lawmakers, who attacked a woman senator who had raised the case.
"These are centuries-old traditions and I will continue to defend them," Mr Zehri added over the weekend.
The killings happened in the Naseerabad district of Balochistan. Although so-called honour killings are not unusual, burying the victims alive is brutal even by tribal standards.
"It is very common for women in these cases to be deprived of an honourable burial. This is to make sure others learn the lesson," said Samar Minallah, a human rights activist based in Islamabad.
Sarang Mastoi, a local journalist with Pakistan channel KTN, said that the villagers were scared to talk openly, but he had been taken by some to see the burial site.
Under tribal - not religious - tradition, marriages are carefully arranged by elders. Marrying without permission is considered an affront to the honour of the tribe. Sadiq Umrani, a provincial minister, has admitted that the girls were buried alive but denied the involvement of his brother.
(Guardian service)
© 2008 The Irish Times
This article appears in the print edition of the Irish Times
Shame on Muslims, and those who remain silent about these crimes.
I invite readers to visit The Religion Of Peace Website to view the number of atrocities committed by Muslims against young Muslim women throughout the Muslim world with alarming frequency.
Muslims cannot be allowed to continue to practice their barbaric ways.
It has long been recognized that while freedom of religion is important, that freedom needs to be halted when it impinges upon innocent people's human rights.
The atavistic behaviour of Muslims is the reason why civilized nations occupy Iraq and Afganistan.
Another throwback to Ronald Reagan may be elected to the American presidency because of fears that Democrats are unaware of the threat and criminal behaviour of, NOT All, but a large and militant number of Muslims.
Obama has the brains and education and heart to be the first real leader in that office, but if he is unaware of islamic criminality, and here I mean mainly, the disgusting brutality towards women and girls, I will oppose his candidacy.
I believe that Muslim persecution of females may well be the single most reprehensioble violation of human rights on the planet today.
How many millions of women have been forced to cover themselves from head to foot, in sweltering desert heat, to protect their males property rights?
How many have been murdered for choosing freedom over subservience?
How many have been stoned to death and buried alive?
The religion of peace site also explains how islam is making inroads and causing serious dysfunction in civilized countries as well.
I am not about hate or bigotry in any form.
I despise it.
But the vicuous behaviour of Muslims must be stopped, forcibly, and immediately.
Read this story from the http://irishtimes.com/
It is typical of the type of story we rarely hear or see in print.
Maybe its not as important as the John Edwards story, which covered Cable news, almost non-stop, for 24 hrs.
Three teenagers buried alive in Pakistan 'honour killing'
SAEED SHAH in Islamabad
PAKISTAN: THREE TEENAGE girls have been buried alive by their tribe in a remote part of Pakistan to punish them for attempting to choose their own husbands, in an "honour" killing case.
After news of the deaths emerged, male politicians from their province Balochistan defended the killings in parliament, claiming the practice was part of "our tribal custom".
The girls, thought to have been aged between 16 and 18, were kidnapped by a group of men from their Umrani tribe.
They were driven to a rural area and then injured by being shot. Then, while still alive, they were dragged bleeding to a pit, where they were covered with earth and stones, according to the findings of Human Rights Watch, the international campaigning group.
Officials, speaking off the record, confirmed the killings.
However, six weeks after the deaths, no one has been arrested, amid claims of a cover-up. According to several accounts, Balochistan government vehicles were used to abduct the girls, and the killing was overseen by a tribal chief who is the brother of a provincial minister from the ruling Pakistan People's party.
Some reports said that two older relatives of the girls tried to intervene, but they too were shot and buried alive. "This is a heinous criminal offence," said Ali Dayan Hasan, of Human Rights Watch. "We have corroborated it and cross-corroborated it, but the second the police admit that it happened, it would trigger an investigation." Mr Hasan said that, with a presidential election on September 6th, one in which Balochistan's provincial parliament would be strongly relied on to deliver votes, action that would antagonise the region's politicians was highly unlikely.
In Pakistan's national parliament, an MP from Balochistan Israrullah Zehri said on Friday that "this action was carried out according to tribal traditions", a view backed up by some other male lawmakers, who attacked a woman senator who had raised the case.
"These are centuries-old traditions and I will continue to defend them," Mr Zehri added over the weekend.
The killings happened in the Naseerabad district of Balochistan. Although so-called honour killings are not unusual, burying the victims alive is brutal even by tribal standards.
"It is very common for women in these cases to be deprived of an honourable burial. This is to make sure others learn the lesson," said Samar Minallah, a human rights activist based in Islamabad.
Sarang Mastoi, a local journalist with Pakistan channel KTN, said that the villagers were scared to talk openly, but he had been taken by some to see the burial site.
Under tribal - not religious - tradition, marriages are carefully arranged by elders. Marrying without permission is considered an affront to the honour of the tribe. Sadiq Umrani, a provincial minister, has admitted that the girls were buried alive but denied the involvement of his brother.
(Guardian service)
© 2008 The Irish Times
This article appears in the print edition of the Irish Times
Shame on Muslims, and those who remain silent about these crimes.
Reportedly, School teacher Tammy Gibbons, after serving fifteen days in prison in Sudan for not forbidding the children in her class from naming a teddy bear "Mohahmed", was released.
Did you know that in Sudan a woman can be sentenced to being whipped in public for being a victim of rape?
There must be some comfort in that for rapists.
Both John McCain and his vp pick Gov. Palin favor passage of a law to force victims of rape to give birth to the rapist's chlid, even if doctors determine that the mother will die during child birth.
My guess is that they both believe that victims of rape were asking for it.
Or as McCain once joked, "If rape is inevitable, lie back and enjoy it."
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