The moment man is publicly beheaded in a Saudi Arabian car park for being a ‘sorcerer.’ The religion of peace strikes again. Sorcery? Meanwhile honor killings are just hunky dory. Those fun loving, peaceful Muslims! WARNING – VERY GRAPHIC – NOT FOR THE SQUEAMISH OR KIDS.
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Allah IS Satan.
Mohamhead WAS his false prophet.
The UNholy Qur'an IS the road map to hell.
he must have slapped some serious voodoo on da King
Yet another milestone for the 'Religion of Peace" Beheaded for practicing Sorcery, convicted because he had the gall to show one of those illiterate camel fornicators how to use a IPad.
I don't need to watch the video.
Execution for sorcery in 2011, think about that. Many of those executed by the Saudis are foreigners (Sudanese, Bangladeshis, Indonesians and citizens other Third World shitholes) working as indentured servants in Saudi Arabia---it's a way of keeping them in check. Too, the Saudis always enjoy a good beheading.
It's a good thing Islam is the religion of peace. Imagine the violence if Islam was the religion of war.
Ain't that the truth.
Take a look...Gay Men, Lesbian, Drug Dealers, Women driving cars...Danica Patrick...I mean YOU, Harry Potter fans....This is what you have to look forward to.
Didn't watch it. Don't need to see it. Nick Berg was enough for me to know who the West's mortal enemies are.
Oh but liberals are exempt, excluded from Muslim law. Only Tea Party members and Christians will be required to submit. *heavy sarcasm*
The "sorcerer" was treated better than any halal slaughtered animal
anywhere in the world. KFC, Campbell Soup (Canada), Whole Foods
and a host of others retail halal slaughtered meats to the scuzlims with
out ANY flak from PETA et al.
Like they say over there, 'Nothing to lose your head over.' They like to call killing their own here an honor killing which means what, maybe 10 years in prison? Yes the liberal U.S. courts are letting these savages slowly weave their customs into our society. Doncha just love it Olivia? Was he your uncle?
The victim or the beheader?
Was he a real sorcerer, or was he nothing more than an annoying Harry Potter fan? 'Cause I've run across a few of those that I wouldn't mind... OK, I'll stop.
But seriously, folks: Read the article. Turns out you can get accused of sorcery for just about anything, and this guy was tried behind closed doors without representation.
This scene is coming soon to Britain and the US!