Posted on 07/16/2016 8:43:52 AM PDT by Olog-hai
A controversial female celebrity dubbed Pakistans Kim Kardashian has been strangled to death by her brother in what appears to be the countrys highest-profile honor killing.
Qandeel Baloch, 26, had shot to fame in recent months with a series of divisive publicity stunts starkly at odds with the countrys conservative values, most notably promising to strip for Pakistans cricket team if it beat India in the recent cricket T20 World Cup.
Her Facebook page on which she regularly posted provocative selfie photographs had 750,000 followers, but had also become a target of misogynistic abuse and threats. [ ]
Hundreds of women are killed every year in Pakistan often by their own family members for violating the countrys conservative norms regarding love and marriage.
(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...
For a muslim to freely practice his religion, others must die.
Allah commands them to kill.
It’s a religious obligation.
Anyone who objects is just an Islamophobe.
Vacationing in Philly, was she?
Many Infidel people don't seem to grasp that.
Doing what Allah wants done, and following the examples of Muhammad trump a Muslims family, country, tribe , and friends.
Muhammad made that very clear in the Hadiths. -tom
Kill them until they do!
As for a culture in which so many people are willing to kill their daughters and sisters for what they call "honor", I think the conclusion is obvious.
Pakistanis are a big segment of what the UK media rather euphemistically refers to as “Asians” (NEVER mention the ROP!/s) Britain and the rest of Europe are being flooded with this mentality, and they better take action NOW although it is very late in the game.....
“The media loves to do that! Find barbaric morals from some 7th century tribe and label them conservative. The media considers this a broad attack which somehow makes Republicans the bad guy.”
Screw the MSM!!!
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