Our 'Good Friends' The Saudis To Execute Prominent Shiite Cleric...

[paulitician]

Yeah, this should calm things down over there. Nice people over there in Saudi Arabia, huh? It's nice to have 'Good' Friends' like them. Seriously, if the U.S. really wants to end Islamic Terrorism, it should start focusing on the biggest supporters... 'Good Friends' like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and others.


The brother of a widely revered Shiite Muslim cleric in Saudi Arabia says a death sentence against the religious leader has been upheld on appeal.

Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr is a vocal critic of the government and was a central figure in Shiite protests that erupted as part of the Arab Spring. He was found guilty of sedition and other charges and sentenced to death in October last year.

His brother Mohammed al-Nimr said Sunday on Twitter that the sentence was upheld by an appeals court and the Supreme Court.

Saudi King Salman must still sign off on the sentence before it is carried out.

Al-Nimr's case attracted international attention, highlighting limits on free speech in the kingdom and tensions between the Sunni establishment and the Shiite minority.

Revered Shiite cleric in Saudi Arabia has death sentence upheld on appeal, brother says | Fox News

We've been in the middle east screwing around where we had no business all my life.....'course I'm just 81

and we'll be there another 81 years as long as some moron RW'r can manage to become president and scare his yellow-back minions to death and convince them he or she can protect them and they NEED protecting ...... 9,000 miles from home.

We've been there throughout many years of both Democrat and Republican Presidencies. It's all about that money. We sold our soul to evil nations like Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

 

[paulitician]

Yeah, this should calm things down over there. Nice people over there in Saudi Arabia, huh? It's nice to have 'Good' Friends' like them. Seriously, if the U.S. really wants to end Islamic Terrorism, it should start focusing on the biggest supporters... 'Good Friends' like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and others.


The brother of a widely revered Shiite Muslim cleric in Saudi Arabia says a death sentence against the religious leader has been upheld on appeal.

Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr is a vocal critic of the government and was a central figure in Shiite protests that erupted as part of the Arab Spring. He was found guilty of sedition and other charges and sentenced to death in October last year.

His brother Mohammed al-Nimr said Sunday on Twitter that the sentence was upheld by an appeals court and the Supreme Court.

Saudi King Salman must still sign off on the sentence before it is carried out.

Al-Nimr's case attracted international attention, highlighting limits on free speech in the kingdom and tensions between the Sunni establishment and the Shiite minority.

Revered Shiite cleric in Saudi Arabia has death sentence upheld on appeal, brother says | Fox News

We've been in the middle east screwing around where we had no business all my life.....'course I'm just 81

and we'll be there another 81 years as long as some moron RW'r can manage to become president and scare his yellow-back minions to death and convince them he or she can protect them and they NEED protecting ...... 9,000 miles from home.

The modern Republican party stands for the rich and corporations...that means a war machine

Well, i think it's more complex than that. I think the Republican Party stands for more than just that. But regardless, you'd probably be very surprised to learn that the Democratic Party has actually involved the U.S. in more wars than the Republican Party has.

 

[paulitician]

Yeah, this should calm things down over there. Nice people over there in Saudi Arabia, huh? It's nice to have 'Good' Friends' like them. Seriously, if the U.S. really wants to end Islamic Terrorism, it should start focusing on the biggest supporters... 'Good Friends' like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and others.


The brother of a widely revered Shiite Muslim cleric in Saudi Arabia says a death sentence against the religious leader has been upheld on appeal.

Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr is a vocal critic of the government and was a central figure in Shiite protests that erupted as part of the Arab Spring. He was found guilty of sedition and other charges and sentenced to death in October last year.

His brother Mohammed al-Nimr said Sunday on Twitter that the sentence was upheld by an appeals court and the Supreme Court.

Saudi King Salman must still sign off on the sentence before it is carried out.

Al-Nimr's case attracted international attention, highlighting limits on free speech in the kingdom and tensions between the Sunni establishment and the Shiite minority.

Revered Shiite cleric in Saudi Arabia has death sentence upheld on appeal, brother says | Fox News

Saudi Arabia have just executed I think it's 48 people, including this Shia Cleric.

Yeah, i just read that the execution has happened. Things are gonna explode over there. Saudi Arabia is an evil nation.

 

[paulitician]

Yeah, this should calm things down over there. Nice people over there in Saudi Arabia, huh? It's nice to have 'Good' Friends' like them. Seriously, if the U.S. really wants to end Islamic Terrorism, it should start focusing on the biggest supporters... 'Good Friends' like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and others.


The brother of a widely revered Shiite Muslim cleric in Saudi Arabia says a death sentence against the religious leader has been upheld on appeal.

Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr is a vocal critic of the government and was a central figure in Shiite protests that erupted as part of the Arab Spring. He was found guilty of sedition and other charges and sentenced to death in October last year.

His brother Mohammed al-Nimr said Sunday on Twitter that the sentence was upheld by an appeals court and the Supreme Court.

Saudi King Salman must still sign off on the sentence before it is carried out.

Al-Nimr's case attracted international attention, highlighting limits on free speech in the kingdom and tensions between the Sunni establishment and the Shiite minority.

Revered Shiite cleric in Saudi Arabia has death sentence upheld on appeal, brother says | Fox News

We've been in the middle east screwing around where we had no business all my life.....'course I'm just 81

and we'll be there another 81 years as long as some moron RW'r can manage to become president and scare his yellow-back minions to death and convince them he or she can protect them and they NEED protecting ...... 9,000 miles from home.

The modern Republican party stands for the rich and corporations...that means a war machine

The Democrats are the warmongers also, or haven't you been paying attention?

Yeah, most Democrats have no idea that it's actually their Party that has gotten the U.S. into the most wars. John Stossel did a great piece on the subject of Progressive Democrats and war. Check it out if you have time...

 

[Moonglow]

Yeah, this should calm things down over there. Nice people over there in Saudi Arabia, huh? It's nice to have 'Good' Friends' like them. Seriously, if the U.S. really wants to end Islamic Terrorism, it should start focusing on the biggest supporters... 'Good Friends' like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and others.


The brother of a widely revered Shiite Muslim cleric in Saudi Arabia says a death sentence against the religious leader has been upheld on appeal.

Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr is a vocal critic of the government and was a central figure in Shiite protests that erupted as part of the Arab Spring. He was found guilty of sedition and other charges and sentenced to death in October last year.

His brother Mohammed al-Nimr said Sunday on Twitter that the sentence was upheld by an appeals court and the Supreme Court.

Saudi King Salman must still sign off on the sentence before it is carried out.

Al-Nimr's case attracted international attention, highlighting limits on free speech in the kingdom and tensions between the Sunni establishment and the Shiite minority.

Revered Shiite cleric in Saudi Arabia has death sentence upheld on appeal, brother says | Fox News

And we should be feeling what?

Maybe countries like Saudi Arabia shouldn't be our 'Good Friends?'

Maybe, but that is not the case...

 

[paulitician]

Yeah, this should calm things down over there. Nice people over there in Saudi Arabia, huh? It's nice to have 'Good' Friends' like them. Seriously, if the U.S. really wants to end Islamic Terrorism, it should start focusing on the biggest supporters... 'Good Friends' like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and others.


The brother of a widely revered Shiite Muslim cleric in Saudi Arabia says a death sentence against the religious leader has been upheld on appeal.

Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr is a vocal critic of the government and was a central figure in Shiite protests that erupted as part of the Arab Spring. He was found guilty of sedition and other charges and sentenced to death in October last year.

His brother Mohammed al-Nimr said Sunday on Twitter that the sentence was upheld by an appeals court and the Supreme Court.

Saudi King Salman must still sign off on the sentence before it is carried out.

Al-Nimr's case attracted international attention, highlighting limits on free speech in the kingdom and tensions between the Sunni establishment and the Shiite minority.

Revered Shiite cleric in Saudi Arabia has death sentence upheld on appeal, brother says | Fox News

And we should be feeling what?

Maybe countries like Saudi Arabia shouldn't be our 'Good Friends?'

Maybe, but that is not the case...

Let's make it the case. Let's stop selling our soul to the devil.

 

[RoccoR]

paulitician, et al,

I'm not sure that it is gone to be that dangerous.

Yeah, i just read that the execution has happened. Things are gonna explode over there. Saudi Arabia is an evil nation.

(COMMENT)

I find it difficult to understand how the radicalized Islamic agitators can go around to incite violence with impunity.

That is good'ole Arab punishment.

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[Moonglow]

Yeah, this should calm things down over there. Nice people over there in Saudi Arabia, huh? It's nice to have 'Good' Friends' like them. Seriously, if the U.S. really wants to end Islamic Terrorism, it should start focusing on the biggest supporters... 'Good Friends' like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and others.


The brother of a widely revered Shiite Muslim cleric in Saudi Arabia says a death sentence against the religious leader has been upheld on appeal.

Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr is a vocal critic of the government and was a central figure in Shiite protests that erupted as part of the Arab Spring. He was found guilty of sedition and other charges and sentenced to death in October last year.

His brother Mohammed al-Nimr said Sunday on Twitter that the sentence was upheld by an appeals court and the Supreme Court.

Saudi King Salman must still sign off on the sentence before it is carried out.

Al-Nimr's case attracted international attention, highlighting limits on free speech in the kingdom and tensions between the Sunni establishment and the Shiite minority.

Revered Shiite cleric in Saudi Arabia has death sentence upheld on appeal, brother says | Fox News

And we should be feeling what?

Maybe countries like Saudi Arabia shouldn't be our 'Good Friends?'

Maybe, but that is not the case...

Let's make it the case. Let's stop selling our soul to the devil.

I doubt you can convince any elected emperor of the need to leave....

 

[longknife]

The Truth About the Saudi Execution of The Shia Cleric

He was NOT a “reformer” or “dissident”. He was a Shia agent of Iran out to topple the Sunni house of Saud. Another case of the success of Obama's foreign policy.

Again, it all comes down to the bloody and seemingly endless squabbles between Shia and Sunni over who “inherited” the prophet's mantle. Such a stupid, petty thing to cause so much death.

Read the detailed article @ http://www.redstate.com/2016/01/03/media-getting-wrong-execution-nimr-al-nimr/

 

[montelatici]

The Saudi rulers behead or jail anyone that complains. They fear the fact that not just the Shiite minority complains, but that the Sunni citizens also complain.