Fundamentalists are of the same Hue, be it Islam or Christianity.
“Eastern religions, yoga, vegetarianism and meditation are just a few of the so-called “hobbies” that may lead to demonic possession, according to a list that was distributed by people posing as a fundamentalist group outside Comic-Con 2012.
A photo of the pamphlet was posted to the online image board MyBroadband by a user called “DJ” on July 17. It then quickly circulated around the Internet.
This what happens when basic desires are curbed by force.Fundamentalists must know their approach to sex is counter productive.
Such repression of basic instincts breed perversions and also leaves one frustrated and open an avenue for antisocial and amoral activities.
Sex is to be enjoyed in moderation, neither excessive nor complete denial.
Another curious fact is ‘search’ for ‘straight sex’ or least of all perversions’lesbians’ and homosexual’ does not find a place of honor in search ranks.
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The land of ultra pure – Pakistan instead of notching down on ‘sex’ had notched up to first place, for porn searches per person across the world, according to Google search trends.
The country efforts of banning pornography websites and monitoring major others including, Google, Yahoo, Youtube and Amazon for offesnive or blasphemous materials – apparently backfire.
Pakistanis, according to a Fox News report, are among the top dogs in searches for ‘horse sex’, since 2004, ‘donkey sex’ since 2007, ‘rape pictures’ and ‘rape sex’ since 2004, ‘child sex’ between 2004 and 2007 and since 2009, ‘animal sex’ since 2004 and ‘dog sex’ since 2005″.
The country also tops or has topped in searches under the categories of sex, camel sex, rape video, child sex video and some other unprintables. The Pakistani embassy in India did not reply to a request for an interview, Time of India reported.
http://www.bintulu.org/news/2010/07/16/pakistan-notches-up-first-place-in-porn-searches-worldwide-google-trends.php
Any more doubts on Pakistan slipping into middle ages and civilian government has no hold on the governance?
A Pakistani court has ordered that two men have their ears and noses cut off, as punishment for doing the same to a woman who refused to marry one of them.
The two brothers were found guilty of kidnapping 20-year-old Fazeelat Bibi, one of their cousins, in September.
The judge in Lahore also sentenced them to life in prison.
Sentence was passed on Monday under a rarely invoked Islamic law dating from the 1980s. In the past similar sentences have been revoked on appeal.
‘Eye for an eye’
Government prosecutor Ehtisham Qadir said the punishment had been awarded in accordance with the Islamic principle of “an eye for an eye”.
Sher Mohammad and Amanat abducted Fazeelat Bibi as she returned home from work at a brick kiln in the Raiwind area of Lahore, the court heard.
“They put a noose around her neck, and then cut off her ears and nose,” Mr Qadir told the BBC.
Three alleged accomplices are still being sought by police.
The crime was committed after Fazeelat Bibi’s parents refused to give her hand in marriage to Sher Mohammad, Mr Qadir said.
Islamic laws were introduced in Pakistan during the military regime of General Ziaul Haq in the 1980s.
The BBC’s M Ilyas Khan in Islamabad says punishments prescribed under the laws have rarely been awarded, and never carried out.
Pakistani human rights activists have long campaigned for more to be done to stop attacks against women, which often include facial disfigurement.
However, they also disagree with the type of punishment handed out in Lahore, correspondents say.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8425820.stm
Co religionists of these people call for understanding and tolerance from Europe and rest of the world!?
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Conservative Muslim Peer Baroness Warsi of Dewsbury has criticised a group of Islamic extremists who pelted her with eggs and shouted abuse at her during a visit in Luton.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/6696424/Islamic-extremists-pelt-eggs-at-Muslim-Baroness-Warsi-during-Luton-protest.html
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