Where traditional societies usually assign the role to men of protector of woman and children, it is not quite the Islamic way. Islamic men, who seem to have some serious wanker problems get especially freaky around woman.If they were real men, surely, they would promptly and with extreme prejudice end the practice of acid washing their woman and girls. Not so with the scourge of Islam, the HIV of religion. What a pathetic disgrace. Does Islam have no shame?
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10 suspects arrested for acid attack on schoolgirls in S Afghanistanwww.chinaview.cn 2008-11-25
KABUL, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- Ten suspects on charge of spraying acid on schoolgirls have been arrested in southern Afghan province of Kandahar, said General Dawud Dawud, deputy chief of Interior Ministry on Tuesday.
"Afghan police and security forces have detained 10 Pakistani nationals suspected of committing the acid attack on teachers and schoolgirls on Nov. 12 in Kandahar city, capital of Kandahar province," Dawud told newsmen in press conference in Kandahar.
He said that those suspects admitted they received money for 100,000 Pakistani Rupees each (around 1,200 U.S. dollars) from Taliban militants based in the Pakistan tribal area.
"One special bank account has also been set up by Interior Ministry for treatment and other relief assistance of the victims," Dawud added. "The detection operation is still going on."
Armed men riding on motorbikes on Nov. 12 poured acid on schoolgirls and teachers who were on their way to school, injuring four teachers and 11 schoolgirls, six of them seriously, according to Interior Ministry.
The fundamentalist Taliban insurgents during their 6-year regime closed down girl schools and confined women to their houses.
Not only the girls. They bugger the little boys.
ReplyDeleteCan't remember if it was the Brits or the Canadians--but last week they asked the higher ups what to do about the buggering of little boys in their area, by the muzzies. I don't know if that was the locals, or the Afghan military or militia in the area.
Anyway, the answer came back, not much to do about it, it's cultural, best leave it alone and not cause trouble.
India has also had its share of homegrown unrest, from Muslims to Maoists to Hindu extremists, and Indian officials have repeatedly declined to blame Pakistan directly for the Mumbai attacks.
ReplyDelete"We have had terrorist attacks before... but this attack was different," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Sunday. "They came with the explicit aim of killing large numbers of innocent civilians, including foreign visitors."
About 30 foreigners were killed including five Americans, two French, two Australians and two Canadians.
From Pakistan
please tell me they will be executed, stitched into pig skins and let the wild dogs eat them?
ReplyDelete“When will they ever realise that by doing so they are clearly reflecting their perverted psyche of labelling all Indian Muslims as pro-Pakistanis, which is the worst abuse for any Indian Muslim.”
ReplyDeleteMaulana Rasheed is also irked about the centre’s move to invite the chief of the Pakistani espionage agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to assist India in tackling terror. Pakistan has responded by saying it is willing to send an ISI representative.
“India’s bid to invite the ISI chief after the Mumbai attack is like asking a criminal to help the police contain crime,” quipped the Maulana. He said “the move has only undermined India’s strength and reflects the total lack of self-confidence in the leaders of this country”.
Muslim Cleric
"I find myself increasingly repulsed by Muslim practices and beliefs. Middle Eastern, African, Asian, American, the country of origin makes no difference. Women and children treated as chattel, genital mutilation, child brides, honor killings, culturally accepted pedophilia, the black drapes and head coverings, no rights, no votes, little to non-existent educational opportunities, no voice, no choices, no recourse. Persecution of homosexuals. Imprisonment, stoning and whipping for morality crimes. Lack of free speech. The foul treatment of non-Muslims in Islamic countries. The demented hatred of Jews. Sharia Law. Wahhabism. Madrasas. Blind obedience to Mullahs.Praying towards Mecca - a place on the map few will ever see. Individuality is shut down, originality and freedom of the mind discouraged. Islam pisses on human talents that fall outside the dark walls of its faith. Hell, I even dislike their dislike of dogs....
ReplyDeleteMy lip curls at their love of theocracies, a willingness to subjugate themselves to the whims of dissolute rulers along side an ancient text they can’t even begin to comprehend, subsuming their divine individuality to a tide of dogmatic mandates. I have no use, or respect, for the people who follow this religion. I’m past tired of their bombing, shooting, acid throwing, coup d’etat loving, rioting asses and it looks like the rest of the world could stand a break from these murdering bastards, too.
And she's just warming up.
Vanderleun quotes Daphne
People that don't like Dogs.
ReplyDeleteHopeless
My aunt would agree, people that don't like dogs, man's best friend, hopeless.
ReplyDeleteDon't most of their 'schools' consist of learning the koran by rote in arabic, a language they don't even understand?
ReplyDeleteThe Baduy have not been immune to all outside influences, such as circumcision, which is in keeping with local Muslim practices.
ReplyDeleteHistorically, the Baduy have been left to their own devices by colonizers from the Dutch to the Japanese, although authorities have at times tried to include the tribe in mainstream society.
When Indonesia's long-time powerful president Suharto tried to impose development on the Baduy during the 1980s, the tribe sent an emissary to plead to be left alone. A deeply superstitious man with a weakness for Javanese mysticism, Suharto conceded and made arrangements for the Baduy to establish their own territory to protect them from outside influence.
Unaffected by Global Crisis
The villages are tranquil habitats, suffering none of the noise and pollution from motorbikes and buses common in most parts of Indonesia.
ReplyDeleteBaduy, mat. Just what you're yearning for. If you go, please. Send us a postcard.
One lawyer's opinion--
ReplyDeleteObjective Analysis
For non-lawyers, Kentucky boy; Judah Benjamin, Texas Darlin, and others:
U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark’s holding is not the important part of the case. The question presented was whether a child born in the United States, of parents of Chinese descent, who at the time of his birth are subjects of the emperor of China, but have a permanent domicile and residence in the United States, and are there carrying on business, and are not employed in any diplomatic or official capacity under the emperor of China, becomes at the time of his birth a citizen of the United States, by virtue of the first clause of the fourteenth amendment of the constitution: ‘All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside.’ U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 US 649, 653 (1898).
The S.Ct. holding is based on that decision. The relevant portions that makes Wong Kim Ark important is their DEFINITION of natural born citizen. The relevant pages of this are on pages 656 through 663. What this case does is explain the origin of the term, natural born citizen, and state the syllogism (on page 663) that is applies for.
What the legal system will refer to is the meaning, not actually the Court’s holding because that is based on a fact by fact basis depending on the question presented.
What Perkins v. Elg does is expand on the meaning in U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark by giving EXAMPLES of what they consider to be a citizen of US and natural born citizen.
Judge Bingham’s explanation of what a natural born citizen in drafting the 14th Amendment corroborates the meaning in U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark and Perkins v. Elg. That is why Donofrio and Wortworkski’s case is strong and will work. The logic as purported on Judah Benjamin’s post is accurate and now has LEGAL BACKING to be one that the S.Ct. will resolve.
Don’t be surprised if the S.Ct. decides this case 9-0 in favor of Donofrio and Wortworkski in order to send a message to the DNC, RNC and others like in Marbury v. Madison in 1803.
That is all lawyers were trying to tell you non-lawyers. You guys are on the right track, keep up the good work in expressing your views. Lawyers are here to help you, not condemn you in your efforts to do right and perserve our US Constitution. But, we want to make sure you understand the legal side to it as well.
The S.Ct. just needs legal cases (highest level of authority is S.Ct. cases, next is the Circuit Court of appeals, then are federal district court cases) and federal law (highest level of authority is the U.S. Constitution, next is federal statute by Congress, and then everything else) to present the issue before the Courts of Law as CONTROLLING AUTHORITY, not just persuasive authority.
US v. Wong Kim Ark, Perkins v. Elg provide that and legally corroborate Judah Benjamin’s logic.
Don't forget to put a Digging Stick in your paleolithic tool kit. :)
ReplyDeleteDigging Stick Here
ReplyDeleteBobal, I've looked in the earlier posts trying to find that concealed carry map link you posted, but can't locate it (damn blogger search aint worth a flip). Would you mind reposting it, please sire. I'd be much obliged. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy to oblige---
ReplyDeleteConcealed Carry Map
Your humble servant,
Bobal
Thanks, bob. And to close out for the day, I'll leave Ashley dear this link to a story on the benefit of packing - Victim shoots man during robbery try
ReplyDeleteThat, in contrast to:
India: How’s That Gun Control Working Out?
India has very strict gun control laws. From the International Herald Tribune:
The Oberoi Group employs many plainclothes security officers in its hotels, but these are unarmed, Oberoi said. Obtaining a license for even a single officer to carry a gun is extremely difficult in India, which has tight gun control laws.
One more - CNN, the terrorists' ally:
ReplyDeleteBritish Couple at Taj Hotel: "We Thought We Were Safe, Then CNN Stepped In"
CNN fuckwads broadcast this couples' exact hiding location in the hotel. Of course, some of the terrorists were watching CNN, and learned of their location and went looking for them.
CNN is simply pathetic. How can they be so clueless?
CNN fuckwads broadcast this couples' exact hiding location in the hotel. Of course, some of the terrorists were watching CNN, and learned of their location and went looking for them.
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My recommendation to responsible governments is to ban all personnel affiliated with CNN, BBC, other jihadi news outlets. I would also recommend a 500% tax on all cable and satellite companies that carry CNN, BBC, and other jihadi media programmers.
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