Seems SA is under fire for the MURDER execution of a cleric

Saudi Arabia, no better than the most murderous countries on the planet... right up there, but we don't see the outrage in the West?

Unbelievable!


http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/saudi-arabia-cuts-ties-with-iran-after-executing-cleric-1.2721590

Let's not loose our heads over this.

Iran has been anything but an ally.
No big loss.

This coming from the country that executes the most prisoners a year, tortures the prisoners and stones women to death.

If we had a President in office who has a set of balls and isn't a pu$$y we could play this situation to our advantage.

Saudi Arabia carried out at least 157 executions in 2015, with beheadings reaching their highest level in the kingdom in two decades, according to several advocacy groups that monitor the death penalty worldwide.
Rights group Amnesty International said in November that at least 63 people had been executed since the start of the year for drug-related offences. That figure made for at least 40 per cent of the total number of executions in 2015, compared to less than four per cent for drug-related executions in 2010. Amnesty said Saudi Arabia had exceeded its highest level of executions since 1995, when 192 executions were recorded.

Not an accurate report, OP.

We may disapprove of how S.A. goes about enforcing their laws, but that doesn't make their legal executions into murder.

What we need more of, not less, in the world, is ACCURATE descriptions of events, NOT prejudicially adjusted to appeal to the hot headed and drama-oriented self-righteous people of the world.

If you insist on lumping all Middle Eastern countries into a single pile of people to be treated as one, you will make the world a WORSE place, and will be acting to PREVENT solutions.

How many Executions did Iran carry out?
Pot<<<<<>>>>>Kettle!

Indeedy!

World Report 2015:
Saudi Arabia continued in 2014 to try, convict, and imprison political dissidents and human rights activists solely on account of their peaceful activities. Systematic discrimination against women and religious minorities continued. Authorities failed to enact systematic measures to protect the rights of 9 million foreign workers. As in past years, authorities subjected hundreds of people to unfair trials and arbitrary detention. New anti-terrorism regulations that took effect in 2014 can be used to criminalize almost any form of peaceful criticism of the authorities as terrorism.

"We may disapprove of how S.A. goes about enforcing their laws, but that doesn't make their legal executions into murder."


That's Horsechit and you know it!

Drummed up charges and executions on people who voice opposition can only be viewed as murder.

No, What the world needs is for certain countries to stop their support for regimes that are every bit as politically murderous as Iran.

Franken, the hypocrisy in your post is unexpected.

I need a moment to understand your angle mate

bush kissed SA's but more than obarry does...

If we did that we wouldn't have ANY allies in the Middle East except for Israel.

Yup. Now the sh×× is really going to hit the fan

lol, so ALL countries should be run by your standard? you get to decide what is right and wrong, and should implement your ideals to everyone?...

Well then don't be bad mouthing Iran when your only allies SA and Israel are just a bunch of thugs themselves, right Moe?

Bahrain, UAE, and Sudan tell Iran to go frick themselves also....


"" On Monday, Bahrain also announced it is
severing diplomatic ties with Iran, citing
Tehran's "blatant and dangerous
interference" in Bahrain and other Arab
countries. The United Arab Emirates,
meanwhile, announced it was
"downgrading" its diplomatic relations with
Iran. The UAE recalled its ambassador in
Tehran and said it would also reduce the
number of diplomats stationed in Iran,
according to state news agency WAM.


The diplomatic row spread to Africa, where
Sudan -- a majority Sunni Muslim country
-- expelled the Iranian ambassador and the
entire Iranian diplomatic mission in the
country. Sudan also recalled its
ambassador from Iran. The Saudi
government announced the Sudanese
move, saying Sudan acted because of "the
Iranian interference in the region through a
sectarian approach.""
http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/04/middleeast/saudi-arabia-iran-severing-ties-whats-next/index.html

And Iran bltching about an execution is like a port-a-potti cleaner bltching about the smell of $hit