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  • #76
    Khushal,

    You're not intelligent enough to understand this.

    This has nothing to do with the burden of proof between criminal and civil proceedings.

    This is only to do with the allowance of blood money under Sharia Law which you think allowed justice to be served in this case.

    It is that parallel system, not the secular law, which has allowed (and allows) murderers off the hook.

    I'm not going to bother until you manage to understand this. Carry on with your irrelevant posts.

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    • #77
      Originally posted by Wrayun View Post
      Mara, the families are Punjaabi, it is very possible that they took money, and other services in exchange for Raymond's release. I have family, that has been through certain issues i.e. accidental deaths, or feuds etc. in Punjaab where Punjaabis made a big sho sha, they want badla, taasa toosa, but in the end, all they wanted was money.

      This is not Pukhto, or Pukhtoonwale, where we want badal. This is Punjaab. These people think about their own interest, what can they get out of it? So there is no surprise. 2 million dollars, plus settlement in Western countries? That's a huge deal.

      The only people in that region that can stand up against any monetary incentive are Pukhtoons, where badal is more important then the wealth of the whole world. This is why in Pakistan, the Pukhtoons are fighting, and same thing in Afghanistan. However, in Afghanistan Pukhtoons are the heart and back, but in Pakistan, heart is Punjaabi (not brave), back is Pukhtoon (brave)....this is why Pakistan is divided.

      Pakistani government, leaders and army, has sold their own Muslim sisters like Affia Saddique, pa aghee de sook ghairat na leree. In fact, Afghan police officers showed more ghairat on her behalf while she was in prison than whole of Pakistani army. Afghan police officers fought her interrogators in Kandahar, where she had to be moved to Kabul because of it. In Kabul, the prisoners showed more ghairat for her than the whole of Pakistani nation, they went on hunger strike.

      There is no surprise here. It was about money and incentives from the start. Punjaabis and badal? hahahahahahahahah lolllll right. I don't have an intention to sound stereotypical, or generalize, but that region is more about materialistic things, and the culture is not big on such issues like badal etc. whether that is good or bad, we can judge by our status.

      Gharaitee Afghanan/Pukhtanaah khwar dee, hewad ye khwar da, kor re raang da, O' Punjaabyaan pa begharaitay dalaarai gatee, zan joraee.
      You might be right.

      There was the case of Mirza Hussain.

      But they were probably very loose relatives. I doubt his wife would have taken it.

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      • #78
        Originally posted by roadrunner View Post
        Khushal,

        You're not intelligent enough to understand this.

        This has nothing to do with the burden of proof between criminal and civil proceedings.

        This is only to do with the allowance of blood money under Sharia Law which you think allowed justice to be served in this case.

        It is that parallel system, not the secular law, which has allowed (and allows) murderers off the hook.

        I'm not going to bother until you manage to understand this. Carry on with your irrelevant posts.
        It is you who is incompetent. You were proven wrong in the OJ Simpson case. You were proven wrong about secular laws not allowing criminals off the hook, and you were proven wrong about how Pakistan has a real justice system.
        When did I say that justice was served here, even the victims families lawyer Asad Butt said the families were forced into the deal and flown out of the country.
        You cant even answer the question, the difference between criminal proceeding and civil proceedings.
        Last edited by khushal; 03-17-2011, 04:27 AM.

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        • #79
          where are they???

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          • #80
            Who cares about the family. If they're happy to forgive if given enough money, they weren't a very honorable family to begin with.

            This is about the victims. Not those that seek to make money. If someone is guilty of murder, why should someone get rewarded and the killer freed? Does it sound just?

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            • #81
              Originally posted by faye View Post
              where are they???
              they're in America, so now they can live next door to the killer of their kin
              Last edited by khushal; 03-17-2011, 04:29 AM.

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              • #82
                Originally posted by faye
                you should at least have been a little original and called me lipstck
                Your expectations are too high. He doesnt even get what you said.

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                • #83
                  oops, i have been deleted again. sexism prevails, only men can make jokes on here.

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                  • #84
                    The two dead were ISI agents. EMkhan, stop being a cry baby, do you still light candles on Zia ul Haqs death anniversary?

                    Whenever a Pashtun dies, wheather its done by Punjabi(ISI)/Arab influenced Afghan Taliban or TTP, the Punjabi Public are silent and never protest in the name of Pashtun oppression.

                    When a Punjabi dies, the whole Pakistan is protesting.

                    I think Davis should be placed on the Pashtunistan currency note if it ever happened because he shown to us that ISI can be taught a good lesson.

                    ISI straps bombs around young Pashtun boys and sends them to blow up the Indian embassy in Kabul, I bet EmKhan would never protest against that.

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                    • #85
                      Then Again, I see no difference in ISI punjabis nor those Farsiwans who use Pashtuns against one another.

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                      • #86
                        Originally posted by єѕαρχαι
                        Whats the big deal?

                        the family of the dead guy is happy, they accepted compensation . They had free Umrah.
                        mubarak sha yara
                        Pakistan kho gol wekaro

                        Dr Aafia yee kho ham pe dollaro kharsa kra aw kela che amrikaynano las ta waraghla no haghoy try kaley webasel aw barbenda yee wedrawel aw video ganey yee wela sabthaweley.

                        to ganey wey che dollaro lepara har kaar sayee day?

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                        • #87
                          Ab jo bichra hai tu kiya royen judai pe uske
                          ye andesha tu humain pehli mulaqat say tha...



                          This is simple this was about to happen but they did it in a way that no body could have imagined now who can put the blame on the Govt of Pakistan? None.. This is the best way they used ..
                          yao warokay ghwandi baagh ao pa khwa ye seen rawan!

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                          • #88
                            Plus, I don't understand what ISI and Pakistan Army had to do with it? !!
                            yao warokay ghwandi baagh ao pa khwa ye seen rawan!

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                            • #89
                              Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
                              mubarak sha yara
                              Pakistan kho gol wekaro

                              Dr Aafia yee kho ham pe dollaro kharsa kra aw kela che amrikaynano las ta waraghla no haghoy try kaley webasel aw barbenda yee wedrawel aw video ganey yee wela sabthaweley.

                              to ganey wey che dollaro lepara har kaar sayee day?
                              if pakies wanted they could have trade him for that terrorist women afia.

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                              • #90
                                Originally posted by afghan View Post
                                if pakies wanted they could have trade him for that terrorist women afia.
                                what the hell are you talking about?

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