S Korean Hostage Dead [Warning- Graphic Photos Included]

Fox NEws Channel ^ | 22 June 2004 | FNC

[Maigrey]

Breaking from Al Jazeera.

[chris1]

"If this is a war, wage it like our grandfathers did in Europe and the Pacific."


My thoughts as well. What a farce this war on terrorism is turning out to be.

[crusadersoldier]

Apparently the moon god of the cult of Islam required another bloody human sacrifice to satiate his appetite ....

[TexKat]

RIP Kim Sun-il. May God be with you and with your parents and all of your love ones.

Shin Young-ja(L) and Kim Jong-kyu, parents of South Korean Kim Sun-il, who was kidnapped by Iraqi militants, speak to the press in Pusan, Korea June 22, 2004. An Iraqi group has carried out its threat to behead the South Korean hostage, Al Jazeera television said Tuesday. It gave no more details. Photo by Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters

Kim Sun-il, the South Korean man abducted in Iraq (news - web sites), is seen in this undated photo. An Iraqi militant group has beheaded Kim, Al-Jazeera television reported Tuesday, June 22, 2004. (AP Photo/Yonhap)

[EggsAckley]

What the hell is YOUR problem?

Christian4Bush
Since May 6, 2004

If anyone is trolling here, it be YOU, dude!

[Big Guy and Rusty 99]

amen.

death to islam, cult of terror.

[r9etb]

We need to do what the Soviets did to terrorists back in the 80's.

Yeah, that's it. Let's act like the Soviets! Sheesh. Stupid idea.

[epluribus_2]

WHAT ABOUT THOSE *&^%$% "clerics" WHO NEGOCIATED WITH THEM AND SAW THE PRISONER!!!

I say we take THEM hostage and make demands on the terrorists

[dougherty]

Exactly! I expect to see him on tv in the next couple of days proclaiming once again that Islam is a religion of peace.

[Solson]

We're not ready nor willing to totally eliminate the problem. Very few realize the only way to win this battle is to eliminate not only the people but the philosophy and religion that accompanies them. I'm not talking Islam. I'm talking wahhabbist islam.

This problem conveniently stayed quiet and contained until 9/11. Now, we're trying to deal with it as politely as possible.

Until we march on Saudi Arabia and eliminate and eradicate the madrassas the concerns of Rumsfeld will remain. These schools are putting them out faster than we can kill them.

Want to eliminate a problem, discover its root and destroy it. As a nation and the only power capable of doing so, we're not ready nor willing to do that.

[r9etb]

And who exactly do you think you are telling others what they can and can't say here?

Are you telling me I can't give the boy some friendly advice? Irony is cruel sometimes, isn't it?

[AmericanInTokyo]

For those that can read Korean, the Yahoo Korean chat boards are really lighting up. Some very mad at the Korean government, some (rightly so) very mad at the terrorists we all face:

http://kr.news.yahoo.com/service/news/ShellView.htm?ArticleID=2004062301593077970&LinkID=7&bbs=on&NewsSetID=394&ModuleID=465

[Alberta's Child]

I think we're waiting until after the election to go after Iran and/or Syria.

I think you are delusional. If we can't even pacify Fallujah, our odds of successfully carrying out such a campaign are remote at best.

[Steel Wolf]

Evidently the South Koreans have their own tradition of beheading the enemy and mounting their heads on sticks in response to actions like this!

Beheading your enemies is one thing. Beheading random foriegn civilians is another.

[ought-six]

"One of these times, these guys are going to pi$$ off the wrong people. People who have no compunction about levelling holy cities."

That would be the Russians. They don't care a wit about holy places if leveling them will send a strong message.

[iceskater]

Now there's an idea. Something has to be done. What's been done up to now obviously hasn't worked.

[sam_paine]

Just wait until it happens here -- wait until someone gets plucked off the street and a video ends up on the net...

Jeeez. Good point. Bout time to step up and get my Concealed Carry license.

[cgk]

Daniel Pearl:

[Libertarian444]

In the story of the killing on their web page, CNN is highlighting the "hundreds" of protesters who gathered in Seoul last night to protest the South Korean presence in Iraq.

[F.J. Mitchell]

"They don't care if they die or not."

They do not want to die from bullets, bombs, bayonets and grenades soaked in the blood of swines. That is their weakness and only the delusional, goody-goody idiots among us are preventing our exploiting that fatal flaw in their armor.

[tnlibertarian]

I pray for his family.

Hopefully, his death will not be in vain. Perhaps it will convince more people that the only way of dealing with this islam infestation is to wipe it off the planet. When your home is being invaded by rats, you don't pick between the ones that will bite you and the ones that won't; you call an exterminator to rid the rats from your house. That is all the followers of this satan-worship-posing-as-a-religion are: vile vermin in need of extermination. These people are not followers of a peaceful religion, but savages who share the goal to take over the world and rid it of Christians, Jews and any other person who will not proscribe to their twisted, backward, cruel cult. They are not human. No human could perform such an act with no compassion, no reluctance, no shame. The people of their country who do not denounce this barbarity, who do not do everything in their power to out these unpeople, should share in their justly deserved fate as conspirators, or at least silent supporters. Islam should be something our children learn about in history class, akin to the flat-earthers, and as correct in their beliefs.