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[...] Un hombre del Condado de Clayton (Georgia, USA) se enfrenta al cargo de asesinato por la muerte de s…. Cuando declaró ante al juez, dijo “Mi hija acaba de morir y no estoy en un estado mental como para contestar a ninguna pregunta“ . Según las pruebas, había estrangulado a su hija para a continuación llamar a la policía y decir: “Mi hija ha muerto“. [...]

By: |oO|< M/\N

|oO|< M/\N — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 11:47:29 +0000

I think religion has nothing to do with this. Islam means peace and it does not allow any one to murder. This behaviour originates in every society due to social factor they have been living in. Some societies have stronger feelings about this and have defined certain boundaries. In every society girls are considered more vulnerable for dishonoring a family dignity. In western societies special USA there are countless cases of a father raping his own daughter and thek killing. Family dishonor can only happen where relationships are pious and given the highest rank. I am sure that father loved his daughter alot, and there could have been another way out.

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» Another Honor Killing — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 08:39:13 +0000

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By: kaw

kaw — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 20:25:51 +0000

Mark,
Every year “honor killings” steal the lives of a significant number of young women in Europe. These murders are carried out mostly by “excuses for humanity” who originate from the middle east and from India and Pakistan. It is not solely a muslim phenomenon, for example a Sikh mother was convected last year in the UK of organising the murder of her daughter during a visit to India. However, muslims are the most significant contributors to this obscenity. Governments are starting to realise that a significant number of young western women who have married into muslim cultures (however this applies to India as well) have pretty much been reduced to serfdom by their husbands and their husbands families – their passports have been taken away, and many have simply disappeared. There also also reports of western women who have disappeared at stop-overs in Arab airports. I am getting a bit tired of the unquestioning acceptance of others from different cultures – being cautious about who we let in does not mean we are racist. At present it is clear that a significant minority of muslims should be shown the gate. I sincerely hope that our governments start listening to their citizens – Bastille Day may pass again if people are alienated inside their own countries because of idiotic understandings of what human rights actually means. And the cartoon that you find offensive is exactly the perpective of many men from the middle east and parts of Asia have for women.

By: ERS

ERS — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 19:43:22 +0000

I see these crimes as violations of the most basic of human rights. And it disturbs me that they happen anywhere, let alone on American soil.

Ellen R. Sheeley, Author
“Reclaiming Honor in Jordan”
http://www.redroom.com/author/ellen-r-sheeley

By: Jamme

Jamme — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 18:41:21 +0000

This is what I’ve now come to expect of muslims: total lunacy!
Oh, but how can you say that when the Koran is based on love and understanding? That’s all bullshit. Sharia law is for those who dwell in the stone age and don’t have the skills to live in a modern society. I think I’ll start referring to all muslims as cavemen from now on.
For all you cavemen that are sure to comment on my statement as being closeminded, failing to understand what the muslim faith is all about, failure to understand the Koran, and telling us all about the acts that were carried out in the name of the Christian religion make sure that you include REFERENCES to news articles about how the key spokesmen of the Muslim religion CONDEMN, REBUKE, CRITICIZE, or DENOUNCE this act, then we’ll talk. I’m sure that your favorite talking rag heads will make an on-camera appearance over this issue and the same worthless drivel will pour from their mouths about “see the first line of my comments”, “cavemen are loving people”, “this is bad interpretation of the Koran or of Sharia Law (that’s complete bullshit as well), 0.5% of all cavemen are peace loving people (crap), etc. etc.

The fact is, there will be no open condemnation from prominent cavemen spokespersons of this act based on WHY IT WAS COMMITTED! Only the fact that it’s a shame that a young lady lost her life. What needs to be brought out into the open is that muslims do not fit in with our society while following Sharia law or even when trying to maintain ties to their eastern caveman cult beliefs.

Back to the Middle East for all you Fuckers! I’ve had enough!

By: Ladywolfnl

Ladywolfnl — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 14:52:59 +0000

Mark—-yes we do have people “BURNING” crosses as well as Flags, but notice they are not “KILLING” because of a flag or cross. Please also note that this is not an islolated incident. This has been happening all across America and Europe and it all comes back to the same root cause. You cannot say that “only some interpret” their religion to include this behaviour…It is ingrained in the idiology of each and every “believer”. You do not like the cartoon, but unfortunately in Islam (which means Submit) this is the way it is.
This is not a culture that is compatible with anything else but itself, there fore, we will always be seperate.

By: ISLAMSFORLOSERS

ISLAMSFORLOSERS — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 14:08:51 +0000

Behold the “blessings” of multiCULTuralism. We are told this is a good thing, so that we may learn about other cultures. Well, I don’t know about anyone else but I am tired of learning about this particular culture-we are getting to know it all too well.

By: Honor killing in Georgia « Blogging for a free world

Honor killing in Georgia « Blogging for a free world — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 14:02:56 +0000

[...] Honor killing in Georgia July 7, 2008 Posted by blogfreeworld in Islamism, Religion, society. Tags: Georgia, honor killing, Islam, Islamism, Pakistan, women’s rights trackback A Clayton County man faces murder charges in the strangulation death of his 25-year-old daughter ear… [...]

By: mark

mark — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 12:50:49 +0000

well i worked at the same job as her and seen her just the other day working in her department, she was always quiet and kept to herself. she does not deserve to be mocked with a picture of some arab holding a leash on his wife, i feel that is disrespect to any human individual. we are in America, and it is 2008, muslims born in this country were not brought up like that, its another thing to look at somebody coming from a country we are not familiar with, but nomatter what there is no way anybody can intervene with somebody elses personal family problems. he loved his daughter whatever, he still strangled her out of anger, no country strangles people as a penalty. so dont put this under the muslim category just because of 911. everybody works in different ways, we have americans that burn crosses and americans that worship them. does that mean the negative outweighs the positive? just face it.if a daughter doesnt agree with her father it should never end up in death nomatter what religion. in that case why even be religious if committing murder is one of the rules? it makes you stop and think.. is it really worth it? we are mortals with flesh and were put here for a reason, if you believe in god you have an eternity to worship your god when your life is over. in the mean time do what you have to do to survive and make things better here on earth. people like Chaudhry Rashad is only contributing to the circle of hatred. people like to put labels on everything like we are all the same.