Saudi Arabia Beheadings

Truly sick are some of the ways of life in that area of the world.

Why always the beautiful ones?

Talk about evil in this world. How do you dish up Justis to these people that revel .. in these barbaric acts.?. A society and religion that condones .. murder .. and it is murder.. Being beheaded . for specking your mind .. being beheaded for . be the victim of degenerates .. that abuse every one and every thing.. with know fear of retribution.
I am not God. and i don't even knows if he cares ..about what is done to others ..Ho can one set this world right .. when shit like this flourishes .. and is condone by millions of people ...
I would like to say nuke them all.. but then just more innocent people would die..
Make a list and check it twice.. and then just kill everyone that deserves it .. and of course at the end one would have to kill them self allso because they are not any better.
It is a sad f***ing place that we live in.

You guys are a bunch of wimps. A functioning society requires Justice, sometimes in the most extreme measure when it is called upon.

We should behead serial killers like Gary Ridgeway (Green River Killer), Paul Bernardo and his wife, and Pickton. We should make it public too. Justice is not about making the sanctity of life the #1 priority, even the lives of those who kill for fun. Justice must be meted out quickly and severely upon those who choose infamy, so that everyone knows that Justice prevails supreme above all.

I also think we should eliminate those who try to hook others on drugs. These pushers have ruined many many lives for their own gain, they are among the worst predators in our society. They turn dignified human females into sex slaves for as little as $10 to suck dick on the street so they can get their next hit. Those who did this to these women should die mercilessly.

Fudd said:

I did not mean for this thread to be a debate about the ways justice is carried out in other parts of the world but how there is injustice in the world.

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It's all good to talk about the injustice in other countries, but if you open your eyes, you'd see huge injustices in North America. For example, it is a huge injustice that pimp/drug pushers get young girls addicted to drugs, ruin their lives probably forever, and get forced into the worst kind of prostitution that risks their health. These guys are at best going to jail for a few years while their victims live like cockroaches until they die far short of old age. Why is it that we allow these pimps/drug pushers to get off so lightly when the damage they do to others is so severe? Is this not a form of murder? I would say so. Murder for fun or gain deserves nothing short of death, not a few years at best in jail.

Fudd said:

I agree there is injustice throughout the world and one day those that do injustice to others will have to answer for there crimes in this life or the next.

But why should people who have not commited any crimes have to be murdered. In many cases these people were not even given a trail. They were just picked up and taken out and beheaded.

This is not a example of a functioning or even a civilized society.

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We go through a convoluted process to apprehend those who prey on others by getting them addicted to deadly drugs. That process requires time, skill, labor, institutions and manpower. All this costs a lot of money, for which innocent tax payers must fork out. In the end, all the money spent from the pockets of innocent tax payers only results in a few years of jail at best for those who have ruined the lives of countless young girls. Many say that the process is necessary because people in our country have certain fundamental rights. If we must accord those very expensive rights, even to those who in the end are found guilty, then we must ensure that the punishment fits the damage caused. Not only are the addicted women the victims, but so are the tax payers and society at large. The damage is so severe, only a severe punishment is fair - and frankly a beheading is not out of the question in my books.

georgebushmoron said:

You guys are a bunch of wimps. A functioning society requires Justice, sometimes in the most extreme measure when it is called upon.

We should behead serial killers like Gary Ridgeway (Green River Killer), Paul Bernardo and his wife, and Pickton. We should make it public too. Justice is not about making the sanctity of life the #1 priority, even the lives of those who kill for fun. Justice must be meted out quickly and severely upon those who choose infamy, so that everyone knows that Justice prevails supreme above all.

I also think we should eliminate those who try to hook others on drugs. These pushers have ruined many many lives for their own gain, they are among the worst predators in our society. They turn dignified human females into sex slaves for as little as $10 to suck dick on the street so they can get their next hit. Those who did this to these women should die mercilessly.

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This alone I think would give people a better feeling about there daily
lives knowing that the folks who run the country actually give a shit
about the future and well being of the citizens and how they care that
they are doing their part to rid the country of illicit drugs and the pushers
who sell the shit. Minimal jail terms are just a waste of time and money.

Not to mention the billions of dollars that would could go into better
things than putting these scumbags in jail for a short term only to have
them come out and create and even more endless list of victims all
over again. The human tragedy to drug addiction can't even be measured
in totals. Be it the cost of lives, the money wasted in protecting the
criminals rights,etc. The list is endless and mind boggling to say the
least.

Take just into account all the ramifications of the Pickton trial and the
cost in human suffering. Again, mind boggling.


.............QM'r

How much trust can you put in that website? It appears to use pics of Natalie Imbruglia and Beyonce and states that they are pics of the beheaded victims.

It did seem kind of odd that all these beheaded women had modelling portfolios

"CnB Contains the largest Fantasy Horror Archives of material from all over the world.

There is Nothing Real on Site Nor Sexual Acts or Porn of any nature is on this site."

angelina said:

"CnB Contains the largest Fantasy Horror Archives of material from all over the world.

There is Nothing Real on Site Nor Sexual Acts or Porn of any nature is on this site."

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Thanks Angelina. Beheadings are terrible, that's for sure. But what kind of sick racist fuck would produce a website like this, obviously targetting Muslims?

georgebushmoron said:

Thanks Angelina. Beheadings are terrible, that's for sure. But what kind of sick racist fuck would produce a website like this, obviously targetting Muslims?

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the same kind of sick fuck that knows how people react blindly with hatred to shit posted on the internet, regardless of whether or not what is posted is true.

For all I care, the internet is making people more stupid and less capable of thinking with their own head.

Saudi executioner tells all
Saudi Arabia's leading executioner says he is "very proud to do God's work" and does not lose sleep over beheading several people in one day.

In a rare interview, Muhammad Saad al-Beshi, 42, told the Saudi daily Arab News that he had executed numerous women, as well as men.

"Despite the fact that I hate violence against women, when it comes to God's will, I have to carry it out."

He expressed indifference about the number of beheadings he was required to carry out.


I sleep very well... I live a normal life like everyone else
Muhammad Saad al-Beshi

"It doesn't matter to me: two, four, 10 - as long as I'm doing God's will, it doesn't matter how many people I execute".

Under the Gulf kingdom's strict Islamic Sharia laws, the death penalty can be imposed for murder, rape, apostasy, armed robbery, drug trafficking and repeated drug use.

The Saudi authorities report public executions regularly - and are condemned by Western human rights groups.

Choice of death

Mr Beshi said he sometimes shot dead women convicted under Sharia.

"It depends what they ask me to use. Sometimes they ask me to use a sword and sometimes a gun. But most of the time I use the sword," he said.


When they get to the execution square, their strength drains away
Muhammad Saad al-Beshi

His job at a prison in Taif, where he had to handcuff and blindfold prisoners facing death, gave him a taste for executions, he told Arab News.

Back in 1998, when he carried out his first execution in Jeddah, he was nervous, because many people were watching. But now he no longer suffers from "stage fright," he explained.

"The criminal was tied and blindfolded. With one stroke of the sword I severed his head. It rolled metres away," he said, recalling his first beheading.

"There are many people who faint when they witness an execution. I don't know why they come and watch if they don't have the stomach for it," he said.

"No one is afraid of me. I have a lot of relatives, and many friends at the mosque, and I live a normal life like everyone else. There are no drawbacks for my social life."

Treasured sword

He is a contented father of seven.


Mr Beshi said his sword was a gift from the government.

He keeps it razor sharp and sometimes his children help him clean it.

"People are amazed how fast it can separate the head from the body," he said.

Before an execution he visits the victim's family to seek forgiveness for the criminal, which can lead to the criminal's life being spared.

"I always have that hope, until the very last minute, and I pray to God to give the criminal a new lease of life."

Once an execution goes ahead, his only conversation with the prisoner is to tell him or her to recite the "Shahada" - an affirmation of Muslim faith.

"When they get to the execution square, their strength drains away. Then I read the execution order, and at a signal I cut the prisoner's head off," he said.

Training

As an experienced executioner, Mr Beshi now trains others for the grim task. He is proud that his son was taken on as an executioner.

Training focuses on how to hold the sword and where to bring the blade down.

Sometimes he also has to carry out amputations of hands or legs.

"I use a special sharp knife, not a sword. When I cut off a hand I cut it from the joint. If it is a leg the authorities specify where it is to be taken off, so I follow that."


Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/middle_east/2966790.stm

Published: 2003/06/05 17:44:33 GMT

© BBC MMVII

"They" are supposed to abide by our rules in our societies without imposing judgement? Walk our streets, lose their religion and abide by what we think is right?

What gives us the right to impose judgement and rules upon "their" society? Why can't they live like they want to live, however barbaric we may think it is?

If you have ever lived in the middle east (which I doubt Mr. Fudd has ever done) you'd note that it is a very orderly and rigid society. There is a lot of underground, but for the most part you find friendly people, peaceful neighborhoods and safe streets. Yeah its boring and backwards, but that is just the way it is. So deal with it.

Don't judge others unless you want them to judge you... isn't that what the Bible says?

Ahhh shit, that's already been done... George W. has gone and judged for the last 6 years and look where it's got us.

If you don't impose your crap, they won't try to impose theirs. Just live and let live.