Posted on 11/30/2007 9:30:26 PM PST by KayEyeDoubleDee
Protesters burn the picture of British teacher Gillian Gibbons during a
demonstration after Friday prayers in Khartoum, November 30, 2007.
Hundreds of Sudanese Muslims, waving green Islamic flags, took to the
streets of Khartoum on Friday demanding death for the British teacher
convicted of insulting Islam after her class named a teddy bear Mohammad.
(Mohamed Nureldin Abdalla/Reuters)
Sudanese protesters burn the picture of the British teacher
Gillian Gibbons during a demonstration after the Friday
prayers in Khartoum, November 30, 2007. Hundreds of Sudanese
Muslims, waving green Islamic flags, took to the streets of
Khartoum on Friday demanding death for Gibbons who was convicted
of insulting Islam after her class named a teddy bear Mohammad.
REUTERS/Mohamed Nureldin Abdalla (SUDAN)
Protesters chant slogans as they hold up the picture of British teacher
Gillian Gibbons during a demonstration after Friday prayers in Khartoum,
November 30, 2007. Hundreds of Sudanese Muslims, waving green Islamic
flags, took to the streets of Khartoum on Friday demanding death for the
British teacher convicted of insulting Islam after her class named a teddy
bear Mohammad. REUTERS/Mohamed Nureldin Abdalla (SUDAN)
Sudanese student Yassin Mohamed Al Mubark a suffi student
from Fitaihab, near Khartoum, brandishes his sword during
the protest in Khartoum, Sudan, after Friday prayers
Nov.30, 2007, calling for the execution of a British teacher
after she was convicted of insulting Islam for letting her
students name a teddy bear Muhammad. (Ap Photos/Abd Raouf)
Angry Sudanese protesters burn a newspaper carrying a photo of British
teacher Gillian Gibbons, during a protest in Khartoum, Sudan, after
Friday prayers, Friday Nov. 30, 2007, The protestors called for the
execution of Gibbons, who was convicted of insulting Islam for letting
her students name a teddy bear Muhammad. (AP Photos/Abd Raouf)
Angry Sudanese protesters hold a newspaper carrying a photo
of British teacher Gillian Gibbons, during a protest in
Khartoum, Sudan, after Friday prayers, Friday Nov. 30, 2007,
The protestors called for the execution of Gibbons, who was
convicted of insulting Islam for letting her students name
a teddy bear Muhammad. (AP Photos/Abd Raouf)
Sudanese anti-riot police surround angry Sudanese demonstrators,
during a protest in Khartoum, Sudan, following Friday prayers Friday,
Nov. 30, 2007, calling for the execution of British teacher
Gillian Gibbons. Gibbons was convicted of insulting Islam for letting
her students name a teddy bear Muhammad. (AP Photo/Abd Raouf)
Thousands of Sudanese, many carrying knives and sticks, protest in
Khartoum, Sudan, after prayers Friday Nov.30, 2007, calling for the
execution of a British teacher Gillian Gibbons convicted of insulting
Islam for letting her students name a teddy bear Muhammad.
Arabic slogan read as 'revenge revenge' (AP Photos/Abd Raouf)
Thousands of Sudanese, many carrying swords, knives and sticks,
protest in Khartoum, Sudan, after Friday prayers Nov.30, 2007,
calling for the execution of a British teacher convicted of insulting
Islam for letting her students name a teddy bear Muhammad.
(AP Photos/Abd Raouf)
Thousands of Sudanese, many carrying knives and sticks, protest in
Khartoum, Sudan, after prayers Friday Nov. 30, 2007, calling for the
execution of a British teacher Gillian Gibbons convicted of insulting
Islam for letting her students name a teddy bear Muhammad.
(AP Photos/Abd Raouf)
Sudanese anti-riot soldiers surround protesters , many carrying knives
and sticks, protest in Khartoum, Sudan, after Friday prayers
Nov.30, 2007, calling for the execution of a British teacher convicted
of insulting Islam for letting her students name a teddy bear Muhammad.
Arabic slogan read as 'revenge revenge' (Ap Photos/Abd Raouf)
.
Armed: Protesters have been demanding that Mrs Gibbons is executed
Fury: Thousands of Sudanese, many carrying swords, knives or sticks, rally
yesterday (above and below) to demand the death sentence for Mrs Gibbons for
allegedly insulting Islam
Follower: A religious student
joins the protests
Flames: Fresh from Friday prayers, more demonstrators burn a newspaper
carrying a picture of the British teacher
.
MOAB
oh sure. they can burn a picture of her but try doing that to a picture of the good prophet and they’ll be calling for YOUR head.
These are some demonic people that the USA is allowing to come into our country. God help us all!
Savages.
Sudan....
Take em out.
If the Brits don’t put the full court press on Sudan and etract her bully force/peacefully, or by SAS or something, they flat out suck.
“If a hair on her head is harmed...”
I look at these photos and I can’t help but think that the Swiss have done a better job of channeling their energy and passions to productivity than the people of Sudan.
It is only an opinion so I don’t want to be flamed by the pro-Sudan crowd OK?
Target rich environment and we’re stupid not taking the opportunity.
Yup
My sentiments exactly.
Given sufficient funding (Saudi?) and strategic placement within an infidel nation (USA, crossing via the Mex border?), these cretins could do great harm. Thus a little preemptive discouragement is in order.
How dare you call these savages “Savages”? Don’t you know our president will attest to the fact that they are young representatives of “The religion of Peace?” (sarcasm off).
Dear Lord!
Please keep Gillian Gibbons safe from harm and get her out of there!
“How dare you call these savages “Savages”? Don’t you know our president will attest to the fact that they are young representatives of “The religion of Peace?” (sarcasm off).”
He may talk gentle, but he has sure destroyed an awful lot of them.
I doubt that the Muslims have feared a western man as much as they fear Bush, in a very long memory.
I’ve decided to now name all my number 2’s Mohammed. Now all I need is some Quran TP.
Have you folks seen THIS????
With a nuclear warhead.
Islam is anti-human. They all must eventually be killed if we are to survive.
I’m sick of these animals, political correctness be damned.
Another place that was much better off under British rule.
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