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  • #16
    yes that's right, never take responsibility for your own actions. remember to always blame whatever **** that happens on the surface of this earth either on USA or the jews..
    listen you self possessed worthless creatures living in the blissful state of ignorance..you are the same people who find those not following your own ethnicity lower than you. you are not better than the people who had a hand in allowing this woman to be tortured this way.. you don't know **** about right or wrong. don't just go with the flow by mentioning usa whenever you feel like excluding yourself from the evil to prove yourself innocent.
    no human being is superior to the other specially not he who does not understand the basic terms to the sense of humanity and that pretty much sums 99.9% of you.


    I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.

    non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by AnGaaR View Post
      Nails removed from 'tortured' Sri Lankan maid

      Ms Ariyawathie (left) was deeply traumatised, doctors said
      Doctors have removed 13 nails and five needles from a Sri Lankan housemaid who said her employer in Saudi Arabia hammered them into her body.
      LP Ariyawathie, 49, told staff at Kamburupitiya Hospital her employer inflicted the injuries as a punishment.
      X-rays showed that there were 24 nails and needles in her body. Doctors said those remaining inside her body posed no immediate threat to her life.
      The nails were up to 2in (5cm) long, a hospital official said.
      "The surgery is successful and she is recovering now," Dr Satharasinghe said, according to news agency Associated Press.
      Ms Ariyawathie, a mother of three, underwent a three-hour procedure.
      Doctors said they would carry out further surgery later to remove the remaining nails.
      'Deeply traumatised'
      Ms Ariyawathie travelled to Saudi Arabia in March to become a housemaid.
      Doctors say this X-ray shows nails embedded in the housemaid's hand
      Last week, she flew back to Sri Lanka and was admitted to hospital in the south of the island, where she told doctors she had undergone abuse for more than a month.
      The doctors found 24 metal pieces in her legs and hands.
      She could not sit down or walk properly, doctors said.
      They said Ms Ariyawathie was deeply traumatised and unable to give full details of her experience.
      Meanwhile, Sri Lankan authorities have launched an investigation.
      "We have launched a strong protest with the Saudi government through the external affairs minister, but there has been no response yet," Kingsley Ranawaka, chairman of Bureau for Foreign Employment, told the BBC.
      Around 1.8 million Sri Lankans are employed abroad, 70% of whom are women.
      Most work as housemaids in the Middle East, while smaller numbers work in Singapore and Hong Kong.

      Khalqis, especially during the era of Hafizullah AMin use to torture people exactly like this. Pulling out people's nails.

      Maybe this Saudi dude was a Khalqi.
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      • #18
        I spend about 8 days in Dubai, and I can tell that they treat poor people like crap.
        I seen arab men going after russain prostitutes at night, my uncle spend like 6 years there and even he told me that Arab people are rubbish.

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        • #19
          The way that these societies are organised and the fact that the poorest people on the planet live on your doorstep means that sadly this will not be the last case of human rights abuse in the Gulf or anywhere else for that matter.

          I hate what people do to each other and today I'm in a slightly pessimistic mood.

          For the religious and the atheists out there, lets face it, Humans are not the peak of evolution and nor the guardians or saviours or worthy of being called the custodians of this planet.

          If space travel becomes possible in my life-time, I'm out.

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