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oliverwillis.com - 30 days ago
Saudi Journalist Sentenced To 60 Lashes
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Saudi Arabia once again helps the middle east to knock one out of the park in the “What Century Is This, You Backwards Asses” international competition. A Saudi court on Saturday convicted a female journalist for her involvement in a TV show, in which a Saudi man publicly talked ...
Saudi journalist sentenced to 60 lashes
cnn.com - 10/25/2009
Saudi journalist sentenced to 60 lashes
— cnn.com — A man's sexual boasts on a TV show caused an uproar in Saudi Arabia, where Shariah, or... Islamic law, is practiced. (more) Saudi journalist sentenced to 60 lashes

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weeklystandard.com - 30 days ago
Marriage Saudi Arabia-Style
— weeklystandard.com — The “kings” and “princes” of sand and oil who rule Saudi Arabia may have signed on to... the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1997, but the daughters of their subjects—and no doubt some of their own, as well—still live under the sick tyranny ... (more) Marriage Saudi Arabia-Style

Comments vote down The Corner on National Review Online found this 30 days agofound this
Houthis Claim to Seize Saudi Territory
armiesofliberation.com - 25 days ago
Houthis Claim to Seize Saudi Territory
— armiesofliberation.com — The rebels invade Saudi Arabia. (Reuters) - Yemeni Shi'ite Muslim rebels said they had seized mountainous territory... inside Saudi Arabia, and Saudi authorities said on Wednesday a security officer had been killed by gunmen crossing from Yemen. Saudi ... (more) Houthis Claim to Seize Saudi Territory

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Infidel753:  Link roundup for 31 October 2009

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Link roundup for 31 October 2009
Infidel753 — ... Right moral values. More on Christian morality here. The public understands that Fox is a propaganda instrument in a way that the other networks are not (I'm curious about the 14% who call Fox "mostly liberal", though). Newly-declassified British government files shed light on the character of Charles de Gaulle (found via Mendip). Where are women most oppressed? The answer won't surprise you. I guess some people don't approve of talking about sex on TV. This seems like an obvious case of Islamic ...

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