Taliban Pig-Fascist Thug Whips Young Girl

**jhale667** · 04-05-2009, 07:20 PM

What a bunch of douchebags these clowns are...

**Blaze** · 04-05-2009, 08:28 PM

Patash!
I have have hit harder and been hit harder when playing around with my riding crop.
The only thing hurt was her dignity.
Given the choice between these "lashes" and some of the insane probations and sentencing in America. I would take the lashes.
BTW, no report on the married males case. Laws are laws.
The injustice would be if the married male was not punished, but then the bigger bitch would be that he was executed. But I bet he did not confess(brag) to the affair. And this girl did.

Here is a classic woman freak out.
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**Diamondjimi** · 04-05-2009, 10:03 PM

Originally posted by Blaze

Patash!
I have have hit harder and been hit harder when playing around with my riding crop.

Really? Details please!

Originally posted by Blaze

Bitch, STFU!!!

**Diamondjimi** · 04-05-2009, 10:10 PM

Originally posted by Nickdfresh

Wow,there's some culture for ya...

What pathetic sight. Living in the stone age is a wonderful thing!

The Taliban=

**Seshmeister** · 04-06-2009, 07:47 AM

But what about our Saudi allies? Why are we fighting the Taliban but best friends with them?

Saudis order 40 lashes for elderly woman for mingling - CNN.com

(CNN) -- A Saudi Arabian court has sentenced a 75-year-old Syrian woman to 40 lashes, four months imprisonment and deportation from the kingdom for having two unrelated men in her house, according to local media reports.

According to the Saudi daily newspaper Al-Watan, troubles for the woman, Khamisa Mohammed Sawadi, began last year when a member of the religious police entered her house in the city of Al-Chamli and found her with two unrelated men, "Fahd" and "Hadian."

Fahd told the policeman he had the right to be there, because Sawadi had breast-fed him as a baby and was therefore considered to be a son to her in Islam, according to Al-Watan. Fahd, 24, added that his friend Hadian was escorting him as he delivered bread for the elderly woman. The policeman then arrested both men.

Saudi Arabia follows a strict interpretation of Islam called Wahhabism and punishes unrelated men and women who are caught mingling.

The Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, feared by many Saudis, is made up of several thousand religious policemen charged with duties such as enforcing dress codes, prayer times and segregation of the sexes. Under Saudi law, women face many restrictions, including a strict dress code and a ban on driving. Women also need to have a man's permission to travel.

Al Watan obtained the court's verdict and reported it was partly based on the testimony of the religious police. In his ruling, the judge said it was proved that Fahd is not Sawadi's son through breastfeeding.

The court also doled out punishment to the two men. Fahd was sentenced to four months in prison and 40 lashes; Hadian was sentenced to six months in prison and 60 lashes. In a phone call with Al Watan, the judge declined to comment and suggested the newspaper review the case with the Ministry of Justice. Sawadi told the newspaper that she will appeal, adding that Fahd is indeed her son through breastfeeding.

A top Saudi human rights lawyer, Abdulrahman Al-Lahem, volunteered to defend the woman and the two men and has been given power of attorney by them. He told CNN he plans to file an appeal in the case next week.

Efforts to reach Saudi officials at the Justice Ministry, religious police and other agencies were unsuccessful. A spokesman for the Saudi embassy in Washington said he had no details on the case.

The case sparked anger in Saudi Arabia.

"It's made everybody angry because this is like a grandmother," Saudi women's rights activist Wajeha Al-Huwaider told CNN. "Forty lashes -- how can she handle that pain? You cannot justify it."

This is not the first Saudi court case to cause controversy.

In 2007, a 19-year-old gang-rape victim in the Saudi city of Qatif was sentenced to 200 lashes and six months in prison for meeting with an unrelated male. The seven rapists, who abducted the woman and man, received sentences ranging from 10 months to five years in prison.

The case sparked international outrage and Saudi King Abdullah subsequently pardoned the "Qatif Girl" and the unrelated male.

Al-Lahem, who has taken on many high-profile cases in recent years, represented the girl and received an award from Human Rights Watch last year. However, a travel ban issued by Saudi authorities kept him from traveling to London, England, to receive it.

Many Saudis hope the Ministry of Justice will be reformed. Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz announced in February a major Cabinet reshuffling in which many hard-line conservatives, including the head of the commission, were dismissed and replaced with younger, more moderate members.

The new appointments represented the largest shakeup since King Abdullah took power in 2005 and were welcomed in Saudi Arabia as progressive moves on the part of the king, whom many see as a reformer. Among ministers who've been replaced is the minister of justice.

The actions of the religious police have come under increased scrutiny in Saudi Arabia recently, as more and more Saudis urge that the commission's powers be limited. Last week, the religious police detained two male novelists for questioning after they tried to get the autograph of a female writer, Halima Muzfar, at a book fair in Riyadh, the capital of the kingdom.

"This is the problem with the religious police," added Al-Huwaider, "watching people and thinking they're bad all the time. It has nothing to do with religion. It's all about control. And the more you spread fear among people, the more you control them. It's giving a bad reputation to the country."

**Nickdfresh** · 04-06-2009, 08:18 AM

Yeah, the House of Saud are pandering cunts too....

**swage33** · 04-06-2009, 08:46 PM

Originally posted by Blaze

Patash!
I have have hit harder and been hit harder when playing around with my riding crop.
The only thing hurt was her dignity.
Given the choice between these "lashes" and some of the insane probations and sentencing in America. I would take the lashes.
BTW, no report on the married males case. Laws are laws.
The injustice would be if the married male was not punished, but then the bigger bitch would be that he was executed. But I bet he did not confess(brag) to the affair. And this girl did.

Here is a classic woman freak out.
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Jesus, your attitude and lack of compassion are astounding. BTW, in america, she would face no punishment for an accusation. You assume the girl was beaten because she bragged? Do you believe rape victims had it coming? What is your problem with women?

**Blaze** · 04-06-2009, 11:00 PM

Originally posted by swage33

Jesus, your attitude and lack of compassion are astounding. BTW, in america, she would face no punishment for an accusation. You assume the girl was beaten because she bragged? Do you believe rape victims had it coming? What is your problem with women?

That is not true in all states, over half have adultery and fornications laws in place. And contrary to the second article they are still enforced if charges are filed. I have been asked to testify in such cases.

Most likely the crime was found out was due to her sharing the secret with another and then not denying it. Or an excited utterance. Even if she did not have sexual relations with the man, the shear seriousness of accusing a married person of sexual relations outside of marriage is profound.

Each case in any court is unique, she was not raped. And depending on the case, rapist can be sentenced to death.

Many countries practice corporal punishment. And in the USA, corporal punishment is often an expected non-official part of a sentence, and is administered by inmates. Corrupt or not, it happens. We do practice Capital punishment for crimes that do not necessarily get capital punishment in other countries.

State Adultery Laws
Sex Offenses: Consensual - Adultery And Fornication

Capital punishment - Wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment#Global_distribution

Corporal punishment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Blood money (term) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Qisas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

As for her exaggerated cries, not all woman nor men become hysterical when stressed, some woman and MEN do.
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**Nitro Express** · 04-06-2009, 11:09 PM

Originally posted by Diamondjimi

Wow,there's some culture for ya...

What pathetic sight. Living in the stone age is a wonderful thing!

The Taliban=

Please don't insult the stone age.

**swage33** · 04-07-2009, 09:48 PM

Originally posted by Blaze

That is not true in all states, over half have adultery and fornications laws in place. And contrary to the second article they are still enforced if charges are filed. I have been asked to testify in such cases.

Most likely the crime was found out was due to her sharing the secret with another and then not denying it. Or an excited utterance. Even if she did not have sexual relations with the man, the shear seriousness of accusing a married person of sexual relations outside of marriage is profound.

Each case in any court is unique, she was not raped. And depending on the case, rapist can be sentenced to death.

Many countries practice corporal punishment. And in the USA, corporal punishment is often an expected non-official part of a sentence, and is administered by inmates. Corrupt or not, it happens. We do practice Capital punishment for crimes that do not necessarily get capital punishment in other countries.

State Adultery Laws
Sex Offenses: Consensual - Adultery And Fornication
Capital punishment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Corporal punishment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Blood money (term) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Qisas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

As for her exaggerated cries, not all woman nor men become hysterical when stressed, some woman and MEN do.
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Holy Shit!!!!!!! Am I speaking with an arab?

**Blaze** · 04-08-2009, 02:38 AM

Originally posted by swage33

Holy Shit!!!!!!! Am I speaking with an arab?

And? -_-

**swage33** · 04-08-2009, 10:06 PM

Originally posted by Blaze

And? -_-

How embarassing for an arab to have such a rich and ancient history only to have most of your brothers living in conditions that we consider "third world". Where did you get your education? If its higher than 12th grade I'll wager it was from a western source. Shouldn't you be honor killing some of your female relatives? Don't forget to keep them dumb and covered first. The US in not without fault in the rift between our peoples but a huge part of this problem is your people's desire to wallow in ignorance and hate.

**Blaze** · 04-08-2009, 10:59 PM

Originally posted by swage33

How embarassing for an arab to have such a rich and ancient history only to have most of your brothers living in conditions that we consider "third world". Where did you get your education? If its higher than 12th grade I'll wager it was from a western source. Shouldn't you be honor killing some of your female relatives? Don't forget to keep them dumb and covered first. The US in not without fault in the rift between our peoples but a huge part of this problem is your people's desire to wallow in ignorance and hate.

Go on continue...
Don't stop now, you are on a roll.

**sadaist** · 04-09-2009, 12:17 AM

So if a guy has an affair with your wife, what are you going to do to him when you find him? Shake his hand & ask him politely to apologize and not do it again? My guess is it would be worse than the wet noodle lashes this woman received.

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