“We opened his cell phone and I found a clip of a woman and her two daughters fully naked and he was humiliating them, and sticking a stick here and there.”
Apakah si arra_s akan mengutuk si pelaku atas tindakan bejad ini? Ga bakalan, krn pelakunya adalah orang Islam. Jadi si arra_s itu sebetulnya bajingan keparat, biarpun dia cewek, dia ga keberatan atas pelecehan seksual thd sesama cewek, krn bukan dia yg jadi korban. On 5/14/13, Bukan Pedanda <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Mengerikan.. > > Sungguh mengerikan. > > > http://world.time.com/2013/05/14/we-will-slaughter-all-of-them-an-interview-with-the-man-behind-the-syrian-atrocity-video/?hpt=hp_t2 > Syria > Exclusive: “We Will Slaughter All of Them.” The Rebel Behind The Syrian > Atrocity Video > By Aryn Baker / BeirutMay 14, 201315 Comments > * * > > Omar al Farouk brigade > Khalid Al Hamad, (left), in an undated photo that originally appeared on the > > website of the Syrian rebel group, Independent Omar al Farouk brigade, > which he commands. Al Hamad has acknowledged biting into an internal > organ cut from the body of a dead government soldier. * > > Follow @TIMEWorld > News sites around the world have shown Khalid al Hamad sink his > teeth into what appears to be the lung of a dead Syrian government > soldier. His fellow rebels have called for him to be arrested or killed > for the act. Human rights groups have condemned him. But Al Hamad has no > regrets. > In an interview conducted via Skype in the early hours of May 14 al > Hamad explained to TIME what caused him to cut out the soldier’s organs: “We > opened his cell phone and I found a clip of a woman and her two > daughters fully naked and he was humiliating them, and sticking a stick > here and there.” > The video, a 27-second clip in which al Hamad brandishes organs that > appear to be the lungs and heart of the Syrian soldier who lies dead at > al Hamad’s feet, was first seen by two TIME reporters in April. A few > weeks later TIME obtained a copy. Though we had been told by witnesses > to the filming that the video was legitimate, we set about > authenticating its content, aware of the potential that it could have > been faked for propaganda purposes. Al Hamad has now confirmed that the > video is real, and that he did indeed take a bite of the soldier’s lung. (At > the time of the filming, al Hamad believed that he was biting into > the liver. A surgeon who has seen the video confirms that the organ in > question was a lung, which somewhat resembles the liver). On May 12, a copy > of the video appeared on a pro-regime website, sparking a flood of Facebook > “shares” and YouTube views. > (MORE: Savage Online Videos Fuel Syria’s Descent Into Madness) > Al Hamad, who is Sunni and harbors a sectarian hatred for Alawite > Muslims, said he has another gruesome video of his killing a government > soldier from the Alawite faith. (Syrian President Bashar al Assad is > Alawite; the conflict in Syria is increasingly sectarian.) “Hopefully we > will slaughter all of them [Alawites]. I have another video clip that I will > send to them. In the clip I am sawing another Shabiha > [pro-government militiaman] with a saw. The saw we use to cut trees. I > sawed him in small pieces and large ones.” Al Hamad also explained that > even though both sides of the conflict in Syria are using video clips of > their own brutal actions to intimidate the other he believes that his > clip would have particular impact on the regime’s troops. “They film as > well but after what I did hopefully they will never step into the area > where Abu Sakkar is,” he said, using his nom de guerre and referring to > the part of Syria he currently controls. > (PHOTOS: Chaos and Killing in Syria: Photos of a Slow-Motion Civil War) > Human Rights Watch, which validated the video, released a report on May 13 > identifying Khalid al Hamad as a well known commander > responsible for the recent cross-border shelling of a Shiite Lebanese > village that killed two. The organization called on the United Nations > Security Council to refer the Syria situation to the International > Criminal Court to ensure accountability for all war crimes and crimes > against humanity. “It is not enough for Syria’s opposition to condemn > such behavior or blame it on violence by the government,” said Nadim > Houry, HRW’s Deputy Middle East Director. “The opposition forces need to act > firmly to stop such abuses.” Al Hamad lashed out at HRW and the UN > for focusing on opposition abuses when the regime is responsible for > similar atrocities. During the interview, he sent links to YouTube > videos purporting to show regime abuses. “Why doesn’t the UN make an > appeal for the Shabiha not to do that? The Shabiha themselves posted a > million clips of them stabbing and raping.” > Al Hamad, who has been fighting on the frontlines near the strategic > town of Qusayr for the past week, says that the video captures the first > time he had ever attempted to eat an enemy’s liver. He indicated that > the brutality of the regime had driven him to extremes. “You are not > seeing what we are seeing and you are not living what we are living. > Where are my brothers, my friends, the girls of my neighborhood who were > raped? May God bless them all.” > (MORE: Syria’s Lurking Terror: A History of Sarin Gas) > The Supreme Military Council, which according to the leadership > oversees about 90% of the fighting groups in Syria, has issued a > poster—circulated on Facebook—calling for al Hamad’s arrest, saying it > wants him “dead or alive.” In response, supporters have posted stylized > portraits of al Hamad cradling a rifle. “We Love You,” reads the > inscription. > Al Hamad pointed out in the interview that the revolution started as a > peaceful uprising more than two years ago. “They [the Alawites] were > the ones who killed our children in Baba Amr and raped our women,” he > said, referring to the site of a ferocious battle in the city of Homs > that took place in February of 2012. Then, referring to the recent > massacre of Sunni villagers near the coastal village of Baniyas that has > been attributed by rebel groups to the regime, he adds, “They were the > ones who slaughtered the children and women in Bayda [near Baniyas]. We > didn’t start it, they started it.” He swore to avenge every death. “Our > slogan is an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.” > Rami Aysha contributed reporting > Read more: > http://world.time.com/2013/05/14/we-will-slaughter-all-of-them-an-interview-with-the-man-behind-the-syrian-atrocity-video/#ixzz2TIb3RFU2 > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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