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i guess your not supposed to piss off the clerics...they don't seem to understand what freedom is over there...
KABUL, Afghanistan — Conservative clerics and elders demanded Thursday that the Afghan government not interfere with a controversial death sentence handed down to a young journalist convicted of insulting Islam for distributing a report questioning polygamy. Sayed Parwez Kaambakhsh, 23, was sentenced to death on Jan. 22 by a three-judge panel in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif for handing out a report he printed off the Internet to fellow journalism students at Balkh University. The article questioned why men can have four wives but women cannot have multiple husbands. Kaambakhsh has appealed his conviction. More than 100 tribal and religious leaders convened Wednesday in Gardez, the capital of the conservative eastern province of Paktia, and demanded that the government support the sentence. "Kaambakhsh made the Afghan people very upset. It was against the clerics and Islam. He has humiliated Islam," Khaliq Daad, head of the Islamic council of Paktia, said Thursday. "We want the Afghan president to support the court's decision." Kaambakhsh's case sparked a protest in Kabul last week and an international outcry, with a number of organizations demanding the case be annulled and Kaambakhsh set free. U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice planned to raise the case with President Hamid Karzai in talks here Thursday. Rice flew to the Afghan capital along with British Foreign Secretary David Miliband to deliver a joint message of support and to prod Afghan officials as the United Sates continues a drive to recruit more NATO troops for Afghanistan. A government spokesman said this week that Karzai was concerned about the death sentence, but would not intervene until the courts have their final say. Daad criticized the government and various organizations that have come out in Kaambakhsh's defense, accusing them of interfering with the judicial process. He said the clerics and elders worried that Kaambakhsh would be let off the hook like Abdul Rahman, a Christian convert imprisoned in 2006 on charges of apostasy who was whisked off to Italy, where he had been granted asylum. The Committee to Protect Journalists reiterated its call for Karzai "to have the case transferred immediately to Kabul and expedited through the appeals process so that he can be officially exculpated." Reporters Without Borders, another press rights group, also pressed the Afghan government to transfer the case and the conviction "quashed." 
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i guess your not supposed to piss off the clerics...they don't seem to understand what freedom is over there... KABUL, Afghanistan — Conservative clerics and elders demanded Thursday that the Afghan government not interfere with a controversial death sentence handed down to a young journalist convicted of insulting Islam for distributing a report questioning polygamy. Sayed Parwez Kaambakhsh, 23, was sentenced to death on Jan. 22 by a three-judge panel in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif for handing out a report he printed off the Internet to fellow journalism students at Balkh University. The article questioned why men can have four wives but women cannot have multiple husbands. Kaambakhsh has appealed his conviction. More than 100 tribal and religious leaders convened Wednesday in Gardez, the capital of the conservative eastern province of Paktia, and demanded that the government support the sentence. "Kaambakhsh made the Afghan people very upset. It was against the clerics and Islam. He has humiliated Islam," Khaliq Daad, head of the Islamic council of Paktia, said Thursday. "We want the Afghan president to support the court's decision." Kaambakhsh's case sparked a protest in Kabul last week and an international outcry, with a number of organizations demanding the case be annulled and Kaambakhsh set free. U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice planned to raise the case with President Hamid Karzai in talks here Thursday. Rice flew to the Afghan capital along with British Foreign Secretary David Miliband to deliver a joint message of support and to prod Afghan officials as the United Sates continues a drive to recruit more NATO troops for Afghanistan. A government spokesman said this week that Karzai was concerned about the death sentence, but would not intervene until the courts have their final say. Daad criticized the government and various organizations that have come out in Kaambakhsh's defense, accusing them of interfering with the judicial process. He said the clerics and elders worried that Kaambakhsh would be let off the hook like Abdul Rahman, a Christian convert imprisoned in 2006 on charges of apostasy who was whisked off to Italy, where he had been granted asylum. The Committee to Protect Journalists reiterated its call for Karzai "to have the case transferred immediately to Kabul and expedited through the appeals process so that he can be officially exculpated." Reporters Without Borders, another press rights group, also pressed the Afghan government to transfer the case and the conviction "quashed." the chinese have the bravery to commit hari kari when they dishonor their family,,,,strange traditions exist outside of muslim cultures,, but I dont hate the chinese either,,, |
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More from the Religion of peace and tolerance.
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More from the Religion of peace and tolerance. they're tollerant...until they feel you've insulted islam, or allah, or mohammed...or whatever else they deem insulted by... |
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being judged by the more peaceful and tolerant,,,lol
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i guess your not supposed to piss off the clerics...they don't seem to understand what freedom is over there... KABUL, Afghanistan — Conservative clerics and elders demanded Thursday that the Afghan government not interfere with a controversial death sentence handed down to a young journalist convicted of insulting Islam for distributing a report questioning polygamy. Sayed Parwez Kaambakhsh, 23, was sentenced to death on Jan. 22 by a three-judge panel in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif for handing out a report he printed off the Internet to fellow journalism students at Balkh University. The article questioned why men can have four wives but women cannot have multiple husbands. Kaambakhsh has appealed his conviction. More than 100 tribal and religious leaders convened Wednesday in Gardez, the capital of the conservative eastern province of Paktia, and demanded that the government support the sentence. "Kaambakhsh made the Afghan people very upset. It was against the clerics and Islam. He has humiliated Islam," Khaliq Daad, head of the Islamic council of Paktia, said Thursday. "We want the Afghan president to support the court's decision." Kaambakhsh's case sparked a protest in Kabul last week and an international outcry, with a number of organizations demanding the case be annulled and Kaambakhsh set free. U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice planned to raise the case with President Hamid Karzai in talks here Thursday. Rice flew to the Afghan capital along with British Foreign Secretary David Miliband to deliver a joint message of support and to prod Afghan officials as the United Sates continues a drive to recruit more NATO troops for Afghanistan. A government spokesman said this week that Karzai was concerned about the death sentence, but would not intervene until the courts have their final say. Daad criticized the government and various organizations that have come out in Kaambakhsh's defense, accusing them of interfering with the judicial process. He said the clerics and elders worried that Kaambakhsh would be let off the hook like Abdul Rahman, a Christian convert imprisoned in 2006 on charges of apostasy who was whisked off to Italy, where he had been granted asylum. The Committee to Protect Journalists reiterated its call for Karzai "to have the case transferred immediately to Kabul and expedited through the appeals process so that he can be officially exculpated." Reporters Without Borders, another press rights group, also pressed the Afghan government to transfer the case and the conviction "quashed." the chinese have the bravery to commit hari kari when they dishonor their family,,,,strange traditions exist outside of muslim cultures,, but I dont hate the chinese either,,, the Chinese are not insane nutsacs either |
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being judged by the more peaceful and tolerant,,,lol i never claimed that |
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More from the Religion of peace and tolerance. they're tollerant...until they feel you've insulted islam, or allah, or mohammed...or whatever else they deem insulted by... You can't say anying over there without being cirticized and jailed and potentially killed, but you can have sex and marry an 8 year old girl? ****ed up logic. |
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The article questioned why men can have four wives but women cannot have multiple husbands.
That's just plain blasphemous. Beheading is too good for the likes of her. Stoning will give her more pain. They will bury her up to her neck. If she can dig herself out and run away, she can live. So, she does have hope. BTW, They bury men only up to their waists. |
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Edited by
Kings_Knight
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Wed 09/01/10 05:26 PM
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the chinese have the bravery to commit hari kari when they dishonor their family,,,,strange traditions exist outside of muslim cultures,, but I dont hate the chinese either,,, Sorry, but no cigar ... Hara Kiri is a JAPANESE cultural practice - and it's no longer 'fashionable', even tho' some still do it when they feel they've 'lost face' and dishonored their family or their family name ... I guess they just 'all look alike', tho', right ... ? btw, what you probably meant to refer to is 'seppuku' ... |
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the chinese have the bravery to commit hari kari when they dishonor their family,,,,strange traditions exist outside of muslim cultures,, but I dont hate the chinese either,,, Sorry, but no cigar ... Hara Kiri is a JAPANESE cultural practice - and it's no longer 'fashionable', even tho' some still do it when they feel they've 'lost face' and dishonored their family or their family name ... I guess they just 'all look alike', tho', right ... ? btw, what you probably meant to refer to is 'seppuku' ... |
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the chinese have the bravery to commit hari kari when they dishonor their family,,,,strange traditions exist outside of muslim cultures,, but I dont hate the chinese either,,, Sorry, but no cigar ... Hara Kiri is a JAPANESE cultural practice - and it's no longer 'fashionable', even tho' some still do it when they feel they've 'lost face' and dishonored their family or their family name ... I guess they just 'all look alike', tho', right ... ? btw, what you probably meant to refer to is 'seppuku' ... I used to date a hairy Carie. She was from the goonie-goo-goo Clan. Took her fishin' once. She jumped out da' boat, slammed her face in da' water and come up wit a mufuggin' fish! Dat ain't no boochit! 
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But did she 'rub you wrong time' ... ?
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Edited by
willing2
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Wed 09/01/10 05:59 PM
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But did she 'rub you wrong time' ... ? Had ta' throw her back in. She was into wildlife.  Oh. Allow me to congratulate you on the catchin'o-da-blooper. Gonna' nomilate you fer da' Noble Piece Prize. A Hooker of your choice and bill it to the Whitehouse. |
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TEXAS Executions 2000–2009 = 248
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TEXAS Executions 2000–2009 = 248 Not one of them was for Adultry though. |
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But did she 'rub you wrong time' ... ? Had ta' throw her back in. She was into wildlife. Oh. Allow me to congratulate you on the catchin'o-da-blooper. Gonna' nomilate you fer da' Noble Piece Prize. A Hooker of your choice and bill it to the Whitehouse. Hookers at the White House? It almost sounds like A J.F.K. or Bill Cinton Presidency all over again. |
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Faux News
 Can we have a more reliable source first off. |
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TEXAS Executions 2000–2009 = 248 your comparing actual criminals to someone that passed out fliers?? |
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Faux News Can we have a more reliable source first off. miss anti-hatemonger doesn't care about someone dying over pass out fliers? hmmm... |
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