It's About Liberty: A Conservative Forum
Topics => Radical Islam/GWOT => Topic started by: IronDioPriest on February 28, 2011, 10:30:44 AM
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Nope. It was just yer typical domestic violence motivated crime, dontchya know. Do they REALLY think people believe this sh*t anymore???
NPR Insists Buffalo Wife's Beheading by Muslim Outreach TV Founder Has No Islamic Overtones (http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2011/02/27/npr-insists-buffalo-wifes-beheading-muslim-outreach-tv-founder-has-no-is)
Almost the entire media skipped this chilling honor-killing verdict from Arizona on Tuesday, from Reuters: "An Arizona jury on Tuesday found an Iraqi immigrant guilty of second-degree murder for running down his daughter with a Jeep because she had become too Westernized." Faleh Almaleki killed his daughter Noor in October 2009 because she spurned his arranged marriage and was living with her boyfriend. Apparently, to report this is to be "Islamophobic."
NPR skipped Almaleki, but they noted the verdict in another horrific killing on Monday night's All Things Considered: Aasiya Hassan was beheaded by her husband Mozzamil in 2009 as the two headed a Buffalo television project designed to create better understanding about Muslims. NPR reporter Dina Temple-Raston's objective was to deny this crime was about Islam. Instead, she said, it was simply about domestic violence.
NPR anchor Robert Siegel tried to explain that "at the time, the media seized on the murder as an honor killing. That's a killing allowed in some Muslim societies when shame has been brought on a family. But NPR's Dina Temple-Raston reports from Buffalo, the Hassan case is really about domestic violence and it forced an entire community to reckon with stereotypes...."
The whole thing is worth a read. (http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2011/02/27/npr-insists-buffalo-wifes-beheading-muslim-outreach-tv-founder-has-no-is#ixzz1FGuKtFQA) Media as domestic enemy, and all that...
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Nope. It was just yer typical domestic violence motivated crime, dontchya know. Do they REALLY think people believe this sh*t anymore???
NPR Insists Buffalo Wife's Beheading by Muslim Outreach TV Founder Has No Islamic Overtones (http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2011/02/27/npr-insists-buffalo-wifes-beheading-muslim-outreach-tv-founder-has-no-is)
Almost the entire media skipped this chilling honor-killing verdict from Arizona on Tuesday, from Reuters: "An Arizona jury on Tuesday found an Iraqi immigrant guilty of second-degree murder for running down his daughter with a Jeep because she had become too Westernized." Faleh Almaleki killed his daughter Noor in October 2009 because she spurned his arranged marriage and was living with her boyfriend. Apparently, to report this is to be "Islamophobic."
NPR skipped Almaleki, but they noted the verdict in another horrific killing on Monday night's All Things Considered: Aasiya Hassan was beheaded by her husband Mozzamil in 2009 as the two headed a Buffalo television project designed to create better understanding about Muslims. NPR reporter Dina Temple-Raston's objective was to deny this crime was about Islam. Instead, she said, it was simply about domestic violence.
NPR anchor Robert Siegel tried to explain that "at the time, the media seized on the murder as an honor killing. That's a killing allowed in some Muslim societies when shame has been brought on a family. But NPR's Dina Temple-Raston reports from Buffalo, the Hassan case is really about domestic violence and it forced an entire community to reckon with stereotypes...."
The whole thing is worth a read. (http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2011/02/27/npr-insists-buffalo-wifes-beheading-muslim-outreach-tv-founder-has-no-is#ixzz1FGuKtFQA) Media as domestic enemy, and all that...
IF the whole Juan Williams thing wasn't enough to get NPR banned from the public trough, surely this would do it. Liberalism is definitely a mental disorder and they believe the rest of us are all stupid. ::cussing::
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Yes, by any and all means, de-fund NPR!
Honor killings, genital mutilations, beatings, stonings, beheadings...it's not about Islam, this is just the way things are! Now, feel better?!
Umm, fvck no!
It is Islam, this is what they do! This is what they want to introduce to our shores!
::overkill::
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The guy only meant to scalp her. ::guillotine::
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The guy only meant to scalp her. ::guillotine::
He's an Indian? ::speechless::
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It's a muslim outreach thing. He just outreached too much.
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This is just one more reason why the push is on to take away federal funding from Public Broadcasting . Turning the obvious truth inside out is a specialty of PBS . A year ago when there was but a low murmer about defunding public broadcasting the officials at PBS arrogantly stated that that was but a small portion of their funding most of which came from corporations , foundations and individuals . Fast forward to the last month where the New Sheriffs in Congress are looking to make defunding a reality . Now , to hear them talk in their advertising ( propaganda ) , Public Broadcasting will go down the proverbial tubes without that all important government tit .
I know damned well that PBS has been lying to me on this , and many other issues . I just want to know if they lied last year or this year . It's probably a waste of time to ask such a simple question . PBS has a penchant for complicating the obvious . I guess I'll just have to rely on the tried and true method of truth detection and assume that they only lie when their lips move .
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So cutting her head off was just garden variety domestic violence? They're drunk so deeply from the Kool Aid they probably do believe what they're saying, and the same is true of their typical audience. I'm surprised these people don't walk around with a permanent purple Kool Aid mustache.
Domestic violence is a squabbling couple where one or both got drunk and threw dishes across the kitchen. Cutting someone's head off has a ritualistic/codified connotation (read: Islamic).
The unreality we're forced to live in day in, day out is becoming hard to bear.
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The only reason they do this crap is because there are idiots out there that believe them.And yes they are brain dead!
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The White House Blog
Sixteen Years of the Violence Against Women Act
Last night, more than a hundred advocates and college students from around the country gathered at the home of Vice President Biden to mark the 16th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). The Vice President spoke passionately about his ongoing commitment to ending violence against women and girls and the next steps we must take to change societal attitudes about violence.
Written and championed by then-Senator Biden, VAWA focused on improving the criminal justice response to domestic violence, stalking, and sexual assault. Since 1994, VAWA has sent 4 billion dollars to states and local communities to develop specialized law enforcement units, provide services to victims, improve prosecution of these crimes, and train professionals about domestic violence and sexual assault. In many ways, VAWA has been successful. Since the passage of the Act, domestic violence has dropped by 58%. In spite of all this progress, we still have much work to do. Three women still die every day at the hands of husbands or boyfriends. Domestic violence causes two million injuries a year and untold amounts of human suffering. Domestic violence shelters are still full, hotlines are ringing, and for every victim who has come forward, many more are suffering alone.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2010/09/23/sixteen-years-violence-against-women-act (http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2010/09/23/sixteen-years-violence-against-women-act)
Again, this only works if you ARE NOT a conservative, Republican OR muslim woman.
Speaking of USELESS government offices...
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Somebody wake me up when people finally realize we are at war with Islam and are resolved to do everything it takes to combat it.
Otherwise...
::mooning::
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Now , to hear them talk in their advertising ( propaganda ) , Public Broadcasting will go down the proverbial tubes without that all important government tit .
I'm sure they can find a downside to that, but it sure escapes me. ;D