Saudia Arabian King Abdullah & Famous Friends : Special Sentimental Valentine Day Execution Edition
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Birds of a feather?
Good ole boys?
Thick as thieves?
Partners in crime?
Takes one to know one?
You scratch my back?
All of the above?









And to think that some simple souls still swallow such fairy stories as the 'Spreading Freedom and Democracy' and 'Government of the People, by the people, for the people' sagas -- and similarly, absolutely stupid shit.
Meanwhile, here's an example of how things really are (even in these 'enlightened' times of the 21st century), for so many unfortunate 'real people'.
Dateline: Valentine's Day: 14th February 2008

We don't know about you, but we believe we've always been able to judge most people (pretty accurately), by the kind of company they keep.
*(Cross posted at Appletree)
Birds of a feather?
Good ole boys?
Thick as thieves?
Partners in crime?
Takes one to know one?
You scratch my back?
All of the above?







And to think that some simple souls still swallow such fairy stories as the 'Spreading Freedom and Democracy' and 'Government of the People, by the people, for the people' sagas -- and similarly, absolutely stupid shit.
Meanwhile, here's an example of how things really are (even in these 'enlightened' times of the 21st century), for so many unfortunate 'real people'.
Dateline: Valentine's Day: 14th February 2008
The Saudi Arabian king today faced international outcry over the planned beheading of a woman accused of being a witch.Read the rest of this revolting report.
Fawza Falih turned two men impotent, a court heard in the ultra-religious state where “performing supernatural occurrences” is considered an offence against Islam.
Judges were also told she cast a spell to bring about the return of a divorced man's ex-wife.
But international charity Human Rights Watch said King Abdullah's religious police [The Mutaween] had forced a confession out of her.

We don't know about you, but we believe we've always been able to judge most people (pretty accurately), by the kind of company they keep.
*(Cross posted at Appletree)
Labels: human rights, Human Rights Watch, King Abdullha, Mutaween, public executions, religion, Saudi Arabia
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