Sharia in Afghanistan: Afghan MP calls for Christian convert's death

We are fighting to do away with this shit, but it still goes on. This man ought not be in the Afghani Parliament. Frankly, his head ought to be on the chopping block, and I mean it.

He is a treasonous Jihadi. And, that's that.

If we were serious about Freedom for the Afghani people, we would kill every motherfucking Jihadi who sticks his head above the trenches.

From Amplify, translated from Portuguese by Google:

KABUL, June 1, 2010 (AP) - On May 31, 2010, a television program in Afghanistan was the testimony of Afghans (former Muslim) converts to Christianity. The video has inflamed public opinion in the country and was replayed by all the television networks in Afghanistan.

This report was undertaken by two NGOs, one American and one Norwegian, the Church World Service and Norwegian Church Aid, which were later accused of Christian proselytizing and expelled from Afghanistan. Proselytizing for any religion except the Mohammedan is punishable by death in Afghanistan.

"The president of Afghanistan (Hamid Karzai, supported with money, troops and more than 1874 soldiers killed since 2001 - CNN.com source is certainly most Christian soldiers) accompanies this issue personally," said Mr. Wahid Omar, spokesman the presidency. This caused great excitement and the view of the president is a serious problem that needs to be investigated "  

The president has asked his Interior Ministry and special services (secret police) to take measures "to prevent this kind of phenomenon." The two NGOs are being investigated, said the spokesman of the Ministry of Economy Mr. Mohammad Sidiq Amerkahil, but they deny any evangelism.

"If it is demonstrated that they are involved in these actions of evangelization, that the Afghan law defines as a crime, they are not only prohibited but will be brought to justice to be punished," said Amerkahil.  

Note that Hamid Karzai appears to be not at all concerned that the MP called for the death of an apostate Muslim.

No, that doesn't concern Karzai. 

Instead, he is concerned that Christians are telling other people, in Afghanistan, about their belief in the God of the Bible.

Karzai is not with us. He is against us.