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Monday, September 03, 2007

The South Korean hostages

I have gone through the news about the release of the 20 South Korean hostages who had been kidnapped by Talibans in Afghanistan. It's said that the South Korean Government has paid around $20 million that -a Taliban speaker has announced- will be used for buying more weapons and to carry suicide attacks.

They have also expressed their satisfaction about the way the kidnapping has resulted and announced they will carry more of them in the future against citizens who are nationals of countries which have troops in the country.

There are also reports that say that the women were sexualy assaulted by the Talibans and that all hostages were beaten when they rejected to convert to Islam.

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Kuffaars raped and beaten - par for the course.

Decapitations, botched decapitations, mutilations, burnings, torture. All against peaceful Buddhists: http://www.zombietime.com/thai_jihad_photos/

And remember Beslan. Three years ago Muslims raped Christian children and forced them to drink their own urine while bayonetting their younger brothers and sisters: http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/003119.php

Everything that is peaceful, beautiful, gentle and vulnerable seems to be a target for the sadistic hatred, destructiveness and vile lusts of these Islamic vermin.

What needs to be done to rid the world of these savages?

Monday, September 03, 2007 11:12:00 PM  
Blogger Pastorius said...

Anonymous,
Thanks for reminding us about the Beslan Massacre.

Sadly, after two years of honoring and remember the innocent dead of that slaughter, this website neglected to remember the anniversary this year.

To do so two days later would be to miss the mark, but not I guess it would be better than nothing.

I'm a little pissed off at myself about this.

Monday, September 03, 2007 11:16:00 PM  

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