Her brothers had a grudge against her. "Girl killed over honour," from the Daily Times (thanks to Twostellas):
LAHORE: A 22-year-old girl was stabbed to death by her two brothers for honour in Baghbanpura on Saturday.The victim was identified as Shahnaz, daughter of Faqeer Hussain. The police said that Shanaz’s brothers, Babar Hussain and Shaukat Ali, had had a grudge against Shahnaz.
On Saturday, they thrashed her to death. The police registered a case against the accused and sent the body to the city morgue for an autopsy.
Honor? They call this honor?
This is getting so very old.
When are the men in this world who care about women going to rise up and do something about this? How many more girls have to die before we as a collective humanity put the ethics in on these perpetrators and give them the choice to either continue and die themselves or knock it off and live? If we in the west continue to pay the jizya to these bastards, buy their oil and look the other way as they slaughter their women with abandon, then we are just as complicit as they and we will reap what we sow. Maybe we already are.
I suppose this gives new meaning to the words "sibling rivalry".
I've noticed that anytime a muslim male has a problem, he usually kills someone to solve it.
How could that be? It is a religion of peace, isn't it?
More misunderstanders of islam.
Clearly, this was done due to the occupation of "palestine".
They didn't achieve honour - but horror!
Religion of Barbarians.
Islam be gone!
To call these pariahs 'Neanderthals' would be a grave insult to early hominids.
I thought autopsies were off limits in islam, something to do with preventing the deceased from ascending to funky paradise. But I guess that rule wouldn't apply to females, certainly not unchaste trollops who brought shame to their pious families. Most women go to hell anyway but an autopsy would guarantee it, assuming the rule works both ways.
Females are so expendable in islam. All it takes to justify murder is to have a "grudge" against one's own flesh and blood sister. There are so many apt pejoratives to describe these savages but "satanic" describes them best. If muslims consider heinous, unconscionable acts like this to be honorable, they are truly incorrigible psychopaths.
The police said that Shanaz’s brothers, Babar Hussain and Shaukat Ali, had had a grudge against Shahnaz.
Oh well, that makes it ok!
When are the men in this world who care about women going to rise up and do something about this? How many more girls have to die before we as a collective humanity put the ethics in on these perpetrators and give them the choice to either continue and die themselves or knock it off and live? If we in the west continue to pay the jizya to these bastards, buy their oil and look the other way as they slaughter their women with abandon, then we are just as complicit as they and we will reap what we sow. Maybe we already are.
Posted by: Isabellathecrusader at March 17, 2008 10:50 AM
The sooner we become energy independent, the sooner we can try to take some serious action against these muslim atrocities.
Two step plan for energy independence:
1. Require that all new cars sold in the US be "flexfuel".
2. Give tax credits for alternative fuels.
Once this is enacted, it won't be long before we will no longer be dependent on Muslim oil, and we will then be able to go after the scumbags.
Clearly, this was done due to the occupation of "palestine".
Posted by: Crusader at March 17, 2008 12:38 PM
Perhaps if we occupy the rest of the muslim-occupied world, we can force them to act like human beings.
Well, at least we can hope...
So her brother had a grudge against her and two of her siblings stabbed her to death - an "up close" and intimate kill. This is reported as done for "honour". (Mind you, they didn't use the quotes).
This is a culture that my country would tell me is equal to our own. That it has as much place in my life in this country as any other culture and I may not speak against it. I may not judge.
Well, Pardonnez-moi but I beg to differ. Cultures are NOT equal. Some don't meet my basic minimum requirements to be called a "culture" and not a "cult". As a child of the sixties, I believed the idea was to create a world of equality of people and human rights for all. Not embrace the primitive cultures and adopt dancing 'round the fire. Je m'excuse.
Well, "dancing 'round the fire" is pretty harmless...it's somewhat less so when the 'logs' look vaguely human and there's the smell of burning hair and flesh in the air. Figuratively speaking.