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In this mailing:
by Douglas Murray
• June 7, 2015 at 5:00 am
- Is what they
are doing legal and is it something our laws and traditions protect?
The answer, in both France and America, is "Yes." If what
they are doing is legal, we should defend them.
- When people
-- who seek to break not just our laws but our customs and tradition
of free speech -- attempt to kill those people, then the response
can be only solidarity.
- We are no
more justified in making ourselves judge and jury of a victim or
potential victim than the Islamists are justified in making
themselves the self-appointed executioners.
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The knife with which Usaama Rahim threatened
anti-terror investigators from the Boston Police and FBI. (Image
source: CBS video screenshot)
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Something happened in America last week that cannot be passed over.
There are two parts to it. The first is what happened. The second is what
happened in response.
by Shabnam Assadollahi
• June 7, 2015 at 4:00 am
In the early hours of June 6, at breakfast time, and on visitation
day, the guards of Ghezelhesar Prison in Karaj, Iran forcefully, and
without any prior notice, removed 22 prisoners from their cells to
prepare them for execution by hanging.
Source: International Committee against Execution (ICAE)
از میان اسرای دربند مردم، از متهمین مواد
مخدری ٢٢ نفر را با خشونت بردند تا بکشند!
زندان قزل‌حصار قتلگاه اسرای مردم! صبح امروز
در زندان قزل‌حصار 22 زندانی متهم به پخش و قاچاق مواد مخدر محکوم به اعدام جهت
اجرای حکم در فضای ترس وحشت دیگر زندانیان به سلول انفرادی منتقل شدند. به گزارش
دبیرخانه کمیته بین‌المللی علیه اعدام صبح امروز شنبه 16 خردادماه 1394 زمانی
که زندانیان در حال صبحانه خوردن بودند گارد زندان به سالن‌های زندان قزل‌حصار
حمله می‌کند و به طرز وحشیانه‌ای 22 زندانی را جهت اجرای حکم اعدام منتقل می‌کنند.
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