February 6, 2011

The Religion of Peace

From the London Daily Mail:
One-legged Afghan Red Cross worker set to be hanged after converting to Christianity
An Afghan physiotherapist will be executed within three days for converting to Christianity.

Said Musa, 45, has been held for eight months in a Kabul prison were he claims he has been tortured and sexually abused by inmates and guards.

Mr Musa, who lost his left leg in a landmine explosion in the 1990s, has worked for the Red Cross for 15 years and helps to treat fellow amputees.

He was arrested in May last year as he attempted to seek asylum at the German embassy following a crackdown on Christians within Afghanistan.

He claims he was visited by a judge who told him he would be hanged within days unless he converted back to Islam.

But he remains defiant and said he would be willing to die for his faith.

He told the Sunday Times: 'My body is theirs to do what they want with.

'Only God can decide if my spirit goes to hell.'

Defence lawyers have refused to represent him, while others have dropped the case after receiving death threats.

Mr Musa was arrested after a TV station showed western men baptising Afghans during secret ceremonies.
I do not know what branch of Christianity Mr. Musa was baptized but if he was brought under the wing of the old-school Episcopalians, we would be looking at an immediate Canonization followed by Sainthood at the earliest possible moment. Behavior such as this should not happen to a dog let alone a human being. As for: "Defence lawyers have refused to represent him, while others have dropped the case after receiving death threats" Fscking cowards. There is a special place in Hell for you. If more people stood their ground against these stupid trash, they would not feel so bold about asserting their moronic inbred belief system. And I offer my sincere apologies to the other wonderful non-islamist morons and inbred people out there -- my God bless you all... Posted by DaveH at February 6, 2011 8:57 PM
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