Honor Killing in several spheres. Facts !!!

Submitted by Ynnatchkah (United States), Feb 20, 2009 at 14:46

"...I hope your cooler head will encourage others to reserve judgment"...

I was wondering RepSac3, why you so vehemently and strongly want to deny the possibility and even probability of an Honor Killing rather than DV. What about if I interpret differently...

I hope YOUR cooler head will encourage others to reserve judgment that perhaps it is indeed Honor Killing rather than simply DV as a first response.

M Hassan was married for the third time and abused his two others wives, yet the differential here relies on the fact that this last one, if had her mouth opened, not only would denigrate his image and possibly expose his corruption and dirtiness (despite to the fact that he was Muslim), but also would implode the image that Islam could be good as shown in the TV. It was an unique opportunity to Al Taqyia properly.

It reminds me Aisha saying that infidels treat their women better than Muhammad treated Aisha- so much she suffered.

M Hassan, did never try to kill his other wives. What's the differential here?

... She would demolish the chance to have Islam in glory.

She would demolish the chance to properly Al Taqyia.

In Honor of all these three, she would be better dead than alive. His children will one day understand why the Honor Killing of their mother was justified.

It was an Honor Killing in several spheres.

Nothing better yet than watching the Islamic Response to that. THE FOLLOW UP.Day after day What the Iman said is bogus. Muhamad was a war lord. And do not worry, RepSac3.......CAIR will be the first to scream that. Also watch his increasing financial assets.

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