Abdel-Qader Ali killed his daughter after he learned that she had fallen in love with a British solider, even though she was still a virgin and did little more than admit infatuation. Her brothers helped him kill her. According to father, police congratulated and released him. His only regret? That he did not kill Rand Abdel-Qader, 17, as a baby.
Abdel-Qader Ali gives an insight into the society that we are fighting to preserve in Iraq. When asked about any regrets, he said: “If I had realised then what she would become, I would have killed her the instant her mother delivered her.”
A government employee, Abedel-Qader, 46, gave the shocking interview sitting in his garden as a free man.
His daughter was studying English at Basra University when she met a British soldier while she worked as a volunteer for displaced families.
When her father learned that she had been seen in public with the soldier, known only as Paul, he choked her to death with the help of her brothers. Her mother had actually called her brothers Hassan, 23, and Haydar, 21, to restrain Abdel-Qader but they ended up helping him kill her instead.
When they dumped her body, her uncles spat on her grave and the father later said: “Death was the least she deserved, I don’t regret it. I had the support of all my friends who are fathers, like me, and know what she did was unacceptable to any Muslim that honours his religion.”
Abdel-Qader, a Shia, says that the police supported and “The officers were by my side during all the time I was there, congratulating me on what I had done.”
This is only the latest story of how we are preserving a system that continues to abuse women in this fashion, for a story from Afghanistan click here.
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you r the dumbest person i know if you were my dad i would have killed you if i knew you would do that!!!!!!!!i hate you and you two sons and hope somthing badhappens to you all!!!!!!!SHROMIET!!!! yeah thats right i speak arabic too!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“I have no idea what I did to evoke your strong penchant for territoriality round these parts; nonetheless I’m sure someone with such a keen literary acumen such as yours would realize that your puzzling disdain places you in a minority.”
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The parallels are surprisingly similar, wouldn’t you say? You ‘pooped on my rug’, again, and I called you on it-again.
Let’s review shall we?
It’s no surprise you don’t appreciate having ‘your nose rubbed in it’, either – part of that metaphor thing, I suppose.
I recommend you get yourself (and your dogs) on a verbal leash.
“Maybe it’s best we don’t accord human-pet relationships the same status in damages as human-human ones.”
I may not be a card carrying member of PETA, but I assure you sir that I would never treat any pet of mine like a right wing suckup.
Regards,
Bob
Bob,Esq:
You know, I live in a town that Poe lived in too. I stand in awe of your animal training techniques and I am sure you would not harm a hair on any of your pets. Maybe it’s best we don’t accord human-pet relationships the same status in damages as human-human ones. You and Patty C have wildly divergent views, and I would not want to be the judge to have to decide between both articulate positions.