Binghamton Professor Antoun, R.I.P.

AIA-FL Blog ^ | December 8, 2009 | Bethany Stotts

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Binghamton Professor Antoun, R.I.P.

Bethany Stotts, December 8, 2009

Our prayers go out to the family and friends of former Binghamton University professor Richard T. Antoun, who was brutally murdered on Friday....

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Roommates and Neighbors Speak about Al-Zahrani (he is what he is) http://www.wicz.com/news2005/viewarticle.asp?a=11700 Abdulsalam Al-Zahrani lived in a three bedroom apartment in downtown Binghamton. His roommates say police searched their home for two to three hours Saturday. “The police they came and when they were allowed to enter into his room. They took all his stuff,” said Jules Sakho, Al-Zahrani’s roomate. Including a knife that was found in the trash. Sakho also says Al-Zahrani’s behavior was strange. “He was all the time shouting in Arabic, shouting threats, insulting this country (USA) for no reason. Sometimes when we talked here, he said he wanted to destroy the world. Sometimes, for no reason, asking if I am afraid of death or not, “ said Sakho. Al-Zahrani was a Saudi Arabia national and Sakho says he was Muslim. But the D.A.’s report says there is no indication of religious or ethnic motivation (What an Idiot). Sakho says he thinks Al-Zahrani had psycholog

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“All life is sacred, regardless of religious or philosophical beliefs.”

See, that is SO not true. Life is sacred in Christianity, for we are created in God’s image. That the Declaration of Independence states this, however, was radical for the time and is radical, still, today.

Life is sacred/ the Truth is a value — these and many other things we take for granted are Christian beliefs. Outside of Christianity, you cannot assume they are held dear.

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ping a ling

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Sakho says he thinks Al-Zahrani had psychological problems as well.

No doubt, but I will bet ya he knows right from wrong.

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whose scholarly interests focused on comparative religion, Islamic law and ethics and “the sociology of dispute with respect to tribal law in the Middle East.”

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/ny_crime/2009/12/05/2009-12-05_phd_candidate_kills_his_prof_judge.html

The suspect was still in BU’s Science 1 building when police arrived, tackled and frisked him.

When cops asked about Antoun, the witnesses said he replied, “Yeah, I just stabbed him.”

hmmmmmmm — TROP?

dinqEdau
11:28:28 PM
Dec 6, 2009

I am incredulous!This horror cannot possibly be the work of the religion of peace.Or can it be?Recent evidence may prove otherwise especially when moslem children are indoctrinated with vehemenent hatred but lets continue to make excuses for them.That they are fantastic people and really mean no harm as they take over a governments and welfare rolls and dictate their demands.As they hijack our coutries under the protection of spineless liberals and do-gooders.There will come a time when we all will be wearing drapes and bags on our head with fierce pungent beards and immobilizing body odors.There will no longer be Christmas or personal freedoms protected by the constitution because the religion of peace will have usurped it all.

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He knows Jihad from care for muzzies.

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That's not what the entry says. It says: "While the circumstances of his murder are suspicious, we should all take time to remember that a life was taken, and regardless of the political circumstances, all life is precious."