[proletar] RE: Taliban shoot dead Indian author

[tawangalun]

Islam itu jantan kok TEM kalau mau perang pasti disurati dulu,siapa tahu malah bisa diajak damai,kalau menolak baru Go.Soal wong tidur dibantai kok aku gak pernah denger sih.La kamu selalu dapatnya hadis yg gak sahih yo gak ketemu.Nabi itu juga punya musuh,merekalah yg sukak gawe berita aneh2 soale kalau secara jujur hanya akan menemukan kebenaran.Kalau istri2 Nabi itu hanya pura2 setia karena takut wong nyatane setelah wafat tak satupun yg nikah lagi.Jadi mereka itu patuh tuh.Coba TEM kamu matilah nanati kan binimu kalau laku pasti kawin lagi.Ha ha ha.

Paulus anak wedus. 

--- In proletar@yahoogroups.com, <proletar@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Nabi ngebantai cewek yg dianggap jadi musuhnya, maka Taliban ngikutin sunnah nabi ngebantai cewek yg jadi musuh Taliban.
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Si tawang itu ngibul waktu bilang perang itu hrs pake surat dulu dan cewek/anak2 ga dibantai. Nabinya itu ngebantai cewek yg lg tidur, ga pake surat2an dulu.

Udah biasa orang Islam itu pura2 berteman, lalu kalo orangnya lengah, ybs dibantai dgn keji dan dirampok hartanya. Ga pake pemberitahuan dulu mau ngebantai atau ngerampok.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/world/2013/09/06/01/41/taliban-shoot-dead-indian-author

Taliban shoot dead Indian author

1:38am September 6, 2013

Suspected Taliban militants have shot dead the Indian author Sushmita Banerjee, writer of a popular book about her dramatic escape from the Taliban in the 90s.

Local police say she was shot multiple times and her body was found in the eastern Afghan province of Paktika.

"We found her bullet riddled body near Madrassa on the outskirts of Sharan city (provincial capital) this morning," provincial police chief Dawlat Khan Zadran said on Thursday, confirming earlier reports from Indian media.

Ms Banerjee, 49, was a fairly well-known writer whose book Kabuliwala's Bengali Wife, about her dramatic escape from the Taliban was made into a Bollywood film in 2003.

Police say that the book may have been the reason militants targeted her, and that they had spoken with her husband.

"Our investigation ... indicates that the militants had grievances against her for something she had written or told in the past, which was then turned into a film," the provincial police chief said.

"She had been shot 20 times and some of her hair had been ripped off by the militants," Zadran said.

She was married to Afghan businessman Jaanbaz Khan and had recently moved back to live with him in the insurgency-hit Paktika province, reportedly to run a health clinic there.