New law in Saudi Arabia declares that all atheists are terrorists

Bjorn Jensen

Why is it that the heathen muzzies always have to be so much ahead of us in Godly law making?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...s-9228389.html

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Saudi Arabia declares all atheists are terrorists

Saudi Arabia has introduced a series of new laws which define atheists as terrorists, according to a report from Human Rights Watch.

In a string of royal decrees and an overarching new piece of legislation to deal with terrorism generally, the Saudi King Abdullah has clamped down on all forms of political dissent and protests that could "harm public order".

The new laws have largely been brought in to combat the growing number of Saudis travelling to take part in the civil war in Syria, who have previously returned with newfound training and ideas about overthrowing the monarchy.

To that end, King Abdullah issued Royal Decree 44, which criminalises "participating in hostilities outside the kingdom" with prison sentences of between three and 20 years, Human Rights Watch said.

Yet last month further regulations were issued by the Saudi interior ministry, identifying a broad list of groups which the government considers to be terrorist organisations - including the Muslim Brotherhood.

Article one of the new provisions defines terrorism as "calling for atheist thought in any form, or calling into question the fundamentals of the Islamic religion on which this country is based".

Joe Stork, deputy Middle East and North Africa director of Human Rights Watch, said: "Saudi authorities have never tolerated criticism of their policies, but these recent laws and regulations turn almost any critical expression or independent association into crimes of terrorism.

"These regulations dash any hope that King Abdullah intends to open a space for peaceful dissent or independent groups," Mr Stork said.

Human Rights Watch said the new regulations were also a setback to campaigns for the protection and release of a number of prominent human rights activists currently jailed in Saudi Arabia. It said Waleed Abu al-Khair and Mikhlif al-Shammari recently lost appeals and will soon begin three-month and five-year respective sentences for criticizing Saudi authorities.

The organisation said the new "terrorism" provisions contain language that prosecutors and judges are already using to prosecute and convict independent activists and peaceful dissidents.

Alvin Moss

I believe this is a cover up, Brother. Those Arabs are Muslims. Muslims are terrorists. They want us to think that the terrorists are mostly atheists.

Maybe the atheists are terrorists, too, but I still think this is some kind of trick. Arabs are known to be sly.

Zechariah Smyth

Thè mecca moolies get it right once in awhile.

YiC,

Zech

MitzaLizalor

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Originally Posted by Zechariah Smyth

Thè mecca moolies get it right once in awhile.

YiC,

Zech

On the other hand, Mr Smyth, so do the papists (most of the time I can't see much difference wasn't Mohammed married to a catholic?) for example when they announce that idolatry causes suicide. Yet even as the vile mohammedan worships moon idols so the pope will not let go of his idol of Jesus. One blasphemy says Jesus is not God, the other that He is God but produces tacky idols for sale and at what a price. Check this out for irony:

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_http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/news/pope-francis-warns-of-spiritual-cancer-caused-by-materialism-in-south-korea-9672464.html_

“We see signs of an idolatry of wealth, power and pleasure, which come at a high cost to human lives,” he said.

“We see signs of an idolatry of wealth, power and pleasure, which come at a high cost to human lives,” he said HOLDING UP THE MOST BLASPHEMOUS IDOL EVER CONCEIVED.

Even broken clocks are right
In the darkest depth of night.

WWJDnow

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Originally Posted by Zechariah Smyth

Thè mecca moolies get it right once in awhile.

I agree. Chalk one up for the Sandbos.

Adam Fag

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Originally Posted by Ex-Viking

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Saudi Arabia declares all atheists are terrorists

Saudi Arabia has introduced a series of new laws which define atheists as terrorists, according to a report from Human Rights Watch.

In a string of royal decrees and an overarching new piece of legislation to deal with terrorism generally, the Saudi King Abdullah has clamped down on all forms of political dissent and protests that could "harm public order".

The new laws have largely been brought in to combat the growing number of Saudis travelling to take part in the civil war in Syria, who have previously returned with newfound training and ideas about overthrowing the monarchy.

To that end, King Abdullah issued Royal Decree 44, which criminalises "participating in hostilities outside the kingdom" with prison sentences of between three and 20 years, Human Rights Watch said.

Yet last month further regulations were issued by the Saudi interior ministry, identifying a broad list of groups which the government considers to be terrorist organisations - including the Muslim Brotherhood.

Article one of the new provisions defines terrorism as "calling for atheist thought in any form, or calling into question the fundamentals of the Islamic religion on which this country is based".

Joe Stork, deputy Middle East and North Africa director of Human Rights Watch, said: "Saudi authorities have never tolerated criticism of their policies, but these recent laws and regulations turn almost any critical expression or independent association into crimes of terrorism.

"These regulations dash any hope that King Abdullah intends to open a space for peaceful dissent or independent groups," Mr Stork said.

Human Rights Watch said the new regulations were also a setback to campaigns for the protection and release of a number of prominent human rights activists currently jailed in Saudi Arabia. It said Waleed Abu al-Khair and Mikhlif al-Shammari recently lost appeals and will soon begin three-month and five-year respective sentences for criticizing Saudi authorities.

The organisation said the new "terrorism" provisions contain language that prosecutors and judges are already using to prosecute and convict independent activists and peaceful dissidents.

As I read that, all those in Church or who teach Paul or Mark or Luke or John or James now go to Saudi hell? So mean of thought that hell-on-earth is the best they can do?