How Do You Prove Someone's a Witch in Saudi Arabia?

Call the religious police's Anti-Witchcraft Unit and get them to set up a sting operation.

BY URI FRIEDMAN | DECEMBER 13, 2011

The cases against alleged witches also frequently involve sting operations conducted by religious police. According to Amnesty International, a Sudanese migrant named Abdul Hamid bin Hussein Moustafa al-Fakki -- executed in Medina in September for "sorcery" -- was first arrested in 2005 when an undercover agent for the religious police asked him to produce a spell that would cause the man's father to leave his second wife, which al-Fakki allegedly offered to do for $1,600. The Saudi Gazette tells a story of a female religious police agent who entrapped an elusive witch by expressing a desire for her husband to be turned into an "unquestioning obedient man."

There's evidence that the cases may involve coerced confessions and miscarriages of justice as well. Human Rights Watch chronicles the plight of an illiterate Saudi woman named Fawza Falih who was beaten, forced to fingerprint a confession that she could not read, tried without a lawyer, and sentenced to death for "witchcraft, recourse to jinn [supernatural beings], and slaughter" of animals after a man accused Falih of rendering him impotent and authorities found a "foul-smelling substance," a white robe with money inside it, and another robe hanging from a tree in or near her home.

The most prominent witchcraft case came in 2008, when a Saudi court slapped a death sentence on Ali Sabat, a Lebanese television personality on a religious pilgrimage to Medina, for making psychic predictions on a Lebanon-based satellite channel (the picture above shows Lebanese human rights activists fashioning a mock gallows outside the Saudi embassy in Beirut to demand Sabat's release). Sabat's lawyer told NPR that the Saudi religious police arrested Sabat after recognizing him from television and pressured him to confess to violating Islam if he hoped to return to Lebanon (his confession landed him a beheading instead, though the Saudi Supreme Court eventually freed Sabat after ruling that his actions hadn't harmed anyone). This BBC report on the case shows clips from Sabat's television show in Lebanon:

Sabat was freed after a protracted international campaign for his release and the intervention of high-ranking Lebanese officials. But Amina bint Abdul Halim bin Salem Nasser wasn't so lucky. On Monday, the BBC noted that while Nasser was arrested in 2009, Amnesty International didn't hear of her case until it was too late. 

Anwar Amro/AFP/Getty Images

 

Uri Friedman is an associate editor at Foreign Policy.

ANON E. MOUSE

3:07 PM ET

December 13, 2011

To prove someone is a witch,

To prove someone is a witch, I believe you must first check if the supposed witch has turned someone into a newt recently. If not, you could build a bridge out of that person. But the most established scientific method for proving someone is a practioner of witchcraft is to compare the weight of the accused with something that floats on water, say a duck. If they weigh the same, that person is a witch. Disclaimer: Very, very small rocks do not float on water.

 

10JACOBF

11:06 AM ET

December 14, 2011

...I got better

...I got better

 

SCREWED AND TATTOOED

4:26 PM ET

December 15, 2011

She looked like one??

She looked like one??

 

AZROSE111

6:41 PM ET

December 15, 2011

To Prove Someone is a Witch

Who are you who is so wise in the ways of science?

 

WILDTHING

8:20 PM ET

December 13, 2011

Witch hunting still popular today in the USA

Like the dark ages... if you are dunked in water and drown it proves you aren't a witch otherwise they have to burn you excruciatingly slowly at the stake...yet today I've read of neighborhood watch groups on the lookout for demons, I'm not sure what they do when they find one... we demonize people in sexual scandals and drive them from their jobs and ruin their marriages... we may even still secretly do the unamerican activity stuff just like the 50's but more secretly like perhaps with John Lennon or other unpatriotic seeming peoples.. We may not be as bad but we seem to be heading in the beheading direction or secret preemptive strike zone of enforcement logic and vigilante justice... and hmeland secruity and secret programs makes anything possible...

 

ANYA KHAN

7:18 AM ET

December 14, 2011

A woman was murdered and you

A woman was murdered and you reduce it to whining about homeland security. Misoginist much?

 

AARKY

10:13 AM ET

December 14, 2011

All that Witchcraft

So the Saudi religious police have the US FBI to thank for showing them how to create sting and entrapments. The Saudis look for non-existant witches, the FEDS create Moslem terrorists where there were none. The really scary part is that in these cases in different countries, the judges see no problem with severe sentences on people who were not going to commit crimes.

 

IAN

12:18 AM ET

December 14, 2011

Foul-smelling

somthings are obviously central to witchery in The Kingdom. I have no doubt that they are totally correct. Anytime there is foul-smelling herbs or substances, I know I immediately suspect deals with the devil, djinns and other supernatural evil things. High time we cracked down on those evil-doers with their foul-smelling concoctions and make the world a safer, prettier smelling place.

 

THEBESTDEFENCE

1:43 AM ET

December 14, 2011

Good points

To prove someone is a witch, I believe you must first check if the supposed witch has turned someone into a newt recently. If not, you could build a bridge out of that person. But the most established scientific method for proving someone is a practioner of witchcraft is to compare the weight of the accused with something that floats on water, http://www.learnhowtolowercholesterol.com say a duck. If they weigh the same, that person is a witch. Disclaimer: Very, very small rocks do not float on water.

 

MUSABUTTKHAN

3:07 AM ET

December 14, 2011

Its relly difficult.

Yes this is really difficult to find any witch in Saudia Arab. :)
Mary, the Mother of Jesus, holds a very special position in Islam, and God proclaims her to be the best woman amongst all humanity, whom He chose above all other women due to her piety and devotion.

“And (mention) when the angels said, ‘O Mary! Indeed God has chosen you, and purified you, and has chosen you above all other women of the worlds. O Mary! Be devoutly obedient to your Lord and prostrate and bow with those bow (in prayer).’” (Quran 3:42-43)

She was also made by God an example to follow, as He said:

“And (God sets forth the example for those who Believe) of Mary, the daughter of Heli, who guarded her chastity, so We blew into it through Our Angel (i.e., Gabriel), and she believed in the words of her Lord and His Scriptures and was of the devoutly obedient.” (Quran 66:12)

Indeed she was a woman who was fit to bring such a miracle as that of Jesus, who was born without father. She was known for her piety and chastity, and if it were any different, then none would have believed her claim to have given birth while remaining in a state of virginity, a belief and fact to which Islam holds true. Her special nature was one which many miracles proved of from her early childhood. Let us recount what God revealed in regards to the beautiful story of Mary.
The Childhood of Mary

“Indeed God chose Adam, Noah, the family of Abraham and the family of Heli above all others of the creation. Offspring, one of the other, and God is the All-Hearer, All-Knower. (Remember) when the wife (Hannah; also Anne, Ann, Anna) of Heli said: ‘O my Lord! I have vowed to You what (the child that) is in my womb to be dedicated for Your services (to serve Your Place of worship), so accept this, from me. Verily, You are the All-Hearer, the All-Knowing.” (Quran 3:35)

Mary was born to Heli and his wife Hannah, who was of Davidic descent, thus coming from a family of Prophets, from Abraham, to Noah, to Adam, may the Peace and Blessings of God be on them all. As mentioned in the verse, she was born to the chosen family of Heli, who was born into the chosen family of Abraham, who was also born into a chosen family. Hannah was a barren woman who longed for a child, and she made a vow to God that, if He granted her a child, she would consecrate him to His service in the Temple. God answered her invocation, and she conceived a child. When she gave birth, she was saddened, for her child was female, and it was usually males who were given in service to Bait-ul-Maqdis.

“So when she gave birth to her, she said, ‘My Lord! I have delivered a female…and the male is not like the female.”

When she expressed her sorrow, God rebuked her saying:

“…And God knows best what she delivered…” (Quran 3:36)

…for God chose her daughter, Mary, to be the mother of one of the greatest miracles of creation: the virgin birth of Jesus, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him. Hannah named her child Mary (Maryam in Arabic) and invoked God to protect her and her child from Satan:

“…And I have named her Mary (Maryam), and commend her and her offspring to your protection from Satan, the outcast.” (Quran 3:36)

God indeed accepted this supplication of hers, and He gave Mary and her soon to come child, Jesus, a special trait - given to none before nor after; neither of them were afflicted by the touch of Satan upon birth. The Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, said:

“None are born except that Satan touches them upon their birth, due to which it comes out screaming from its touch, except Mary and her son (Jesus).” (Ahmed)

Here, we can immediately see a similarity between this narration and the Christian theory of the “Immaculate Conception” of Mary and Jesus, although there is a great difference between the two. Islam does not propagate the theory of ‘original sin’, and therefore does not condone this interpretation of how they were free from the touch of Satan, but rather that this was a grace given by God to Mary and her son Jesus. As other prophets, Jesus was protected from committing grave sins. As for Mary, even if we take the position that she was not a prophetess, she nevertheless received the protection and guidance of God which He grants the pious believers.

“So her Lord accepted her with gracious acceptance, and reared her in purity and beauty, and entrusted her to the care of Zachary.” (Quran 3:37)

Upon the birth of Mary, her mother Hannah took her to Bait-ul-Maqdis and offered her to those in the mosque to grow under their tutelage. Knowing the nobility and piety of their family, they quarreled as to who would have the honor to rear her. They agreed to cast lots, and it was none other than the prophet Zachary who was chosen. It was under his care and tutelage which she was reared.
Miracles in her Presence and Visitation by Angels

As Mary grew older, even the prophet Zachary noticed the special features of Mary, due to the various miracles which occurred in her presence. Mary, as she was growing up, was given a secluded room within the mosque where she could devote herself to the worship of God. Whenever Zachary would enter the chamber to see to her needs, he would find abundant, and out of season, fruit in her presence.

“Whenever Zachary entered the chamber, he found her provided with sustenance. He said, ‘O Mary! From where did you get this?’ She replied, ‘It is from God.’ Surely God bestows sustenance upon whom He pleases without measure.” (Quran 3:37)

She was visited by angels on more than one occasion. God tells us that the angels visited her and informed her of her praised status amongst humanity:

“When the angels said, ‘O Mary! God has chosen you and purified you (due to your worship and devotion), and chosen you (by making you the mother of the prophet Jesus) above the women of the worlds. O Mary! Pray to your Lord devoutly, and prostrate yourself, and bow down with those who bow down.’” (Quran 3:42-43)

Due to these visitations of the angels and her being chosen above other women, some have held that Mary was a prophetess. Even if she was not, which is a matter of debate, Islam still deems her having the highest status amongst all women of creation due to her piety and devotion, and due to her being chosen for the miraculous birth of Jesus.

Mary, the Mother of Jesus, holds a very special position in Islam, and God proclaims her to be the best woman amongst all humanity, whom He chose above all other women due to her piety and devotion.

“And (mention) when the angels said, ‘O Mary! Indeed God has chosen you, and purified you, and has chosen you above all other women of the worlds. O Mary! Be devoutly obedient to your Lord and prostrate and bow with those bow (in prayer).’” (Quran 3:42-43)

She was also made by God an example to follow, as He said:

“And (God sets forth the example for those who Believe) of Mary, the daughter of Heli, who guarded her chastity, so We blew into it through Our Angel (i.e., Gabriel), and she believed in the words of her Lord and His Scriptures and was of the devoutly obedient.” (Quran 66:12)

Indeed she was a woman who was fit to bring such a miracle as that of Jesus, who was born without father. She was known for her piety and chastity, and if it were any different, then none would have believed her claim to have given birth while remaining in a state of virginity, a belief and fact to which Islam holds true. Her special nature was one which many miracles proved of from her early childhood. Let us recount what God revealed in regards to the beautiful story of Mary.
The Childhood of Mary

“Indeed God chose Adam, Noah, the family of Abraham and the family of Heli above all others of the creation. Offspring, one of the other, and God is the All-Hearer, All-Knower. (Remember) when the wife (Hannah; also Anne, Ann, Anna) of Heli said: ‘O my Lord! I have vowed to You what (the child that) is in my womb to be dedicated for Your services (to serve Your Place of worship), so accept this, from me. Verily, You are the All-Hearer, the All-Knowing.” (Quran 3:35)

Mary was born to Heli and his wife Hannah, who was of Davidic descent, thus coming from a family of Prophets, from Abraham, to Noah, to Adam, may the Peace and Blessings of God be on them all. As mentioned in the verse, she was born to the chosen family of Heli, who was born into the chosen family of Abraham, who was also born into a chosen family. Hannah was a barren woman who longed for a child, and she made a vow to God that, if He granted her a child, she would consecrate him to His service in the Temple. God answered her invocation, and she conceived a child. When she gave birth, she was saddened, for her child was female, and it was usually males who were given in service to Bait-ul-Maqdis.

“So when she gave birth to her, she said, ‘My Lord! I have delivered a female…and the male is not like the female.”

When she expressed her sorrow, God rebuked her saying:

“…And God knows best what she delivered…” (Quran 3:36)

…for God chose her daughter, Mary, to be the mother of one of the greatest miracles of creation: the virgin birth of Jesus, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him. Hannah named her child Mary (Maryam in Arabic) and invoked God to protect her and her child from Satan:

“…And I have named her Mary (Maryam), and commend her and her offspring to your protection from Satan, the outcast.” (Quran 3:36)

God indeed accepted this supplication of hers, and He gave Mary and her soon to come child, Jesus, a special trait - given to none before nor after; neither of them were afflicted by the touch of Satan upon birth. The Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, said:

“None are born except that Satan touches them upon their birth, due to which it comes out screaming from its touch, except Mary and her son (Jesus).” (Ahmed)

Here, we can immediately see a similarity between this narration and the Christian theory of the “Immaculate Conception” of Mary and Jesus, although there is a great difference between the two. Islam does not propagate the theory of ‘original sin’, and therefore does not condone this interpretation of how they were free from the touch of Satan, but rather that this was a grace given by God to Mary and her son Jesus. As other prophets, Jesus was protected from committing grave sins. As for Mary, even if we take the position that she was not a prophetess, she nevertheless received the protection and guidance of God which He grants the pious believers.

“So her Lord accepted her with gracious acceptance, and reared her in purity and beauty, and entrusted her to the care of Zachary.” (Quran 3:37)

Upon the birth of Mary, her mother Hannah took her to Bait-ul-Maqdis and offered her to those in the mosque to grow under their tutelage. Knowing the nobility and piety of their family, they quarreled as to who would have the honor to rear her. They agreed to cast lots, and it was none other than the prophet Zachary who was chosen. It was under his care and tutelage which she was reared.
Miracles in her Presence and Visitation by Angels

As Mary grew older, even the prophet Zachary noticed the special features of Mary, due to the various miracles which occurred in her presence. Mary, as she was growing up, was given a secluded room within the mosque where she could devote herself to the worship of God. Whenever Zachary would enter the chamber to see to her needs, he would find abundant, and out of season, fruit in her presence.

“Whenever Zachary entered the chamber, he found her provided with sustenance. He said, ‘O Mary! From where did you get this?’ She replied, ‘It is from God.’ Surely God bestows sustenance upon whom He pleases without measure.” (Quran 3:37)

She was visited by angels on more than one occasion. God tells us that the angels visited her and informed her of her praised status amongst humanity:

“When the angels said, ‘O Mary! God has chosen you and purified you (due to your worship and devotion), and chosen you (by making you the mother of the prophet Jesus) above the women of the worlds. O Mary! Pray to your Lord devoutly, and prostrate yourself, and bow down with those who bow down.’” (Quran 3:42-43)

Due to these visitations of the angels and her being chosen above other women, some have held that Mary was a prophetess. Even if she was not, which is a matter of debate, Islam still deems her having the highest status amongst all women of creation due to her piety and devotion, and due to her being chosen for the miraculous birth of Jesus.

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SIEGGY

10:14 AM ET

December 14, 2011

What has this to do with the topic at hand?

Unless you're trying to make the case that Mary was a witch queen or something. Which I don't really think you're trying to do. If you want to post religious tracts, please do so on sites appropriate to that end. Otherwise, please make an effort to stay on topic.

 

RUSSELLY

12:56 PM ET

December 14, 2011

Good explanation

Where did you find :

As Mary grew older, even the prophet Zachary noticed the special features of Mary, due to the various miracles which occurred in her presence. Mary, as she was growing up, was given a secluded room within the mosque where she could devote herself to the worship of God. Whenever Zachary would enter the chamber to see to her needs, he would find abundant, and out of season, fruit in her presence.

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“When the angels said, ‘O Mary! God has chosen you and purified you (due to your worship and devotion), and chosen you (by making you the mother of the prophet Jesus) above the women of the worlds. O Mary! Pray to your Lord devoutly, and prostrate yourself, and bow down with those who bow down.’” (Quran 3:42-43)iPhone Repair ManchesterUpon the birth of Mary, her mother Hannah took her to Bait-ul-Maqdis and offered her to those in the mosque to grow under their tutelage. Knowing the nobility and piety of their family, they quarreled as to who would have the honor to rear her. They agreed to cast lots, and it was none other than the prophet Zachary who was chosen. It was under his care and tutelage which she was reared.
Miracles in her Presence and Visitation by Angel

 

RUSSELLY

12:51 PM ET

December 14, 2011

Witchcraft does exist

People in the Arab world practice black magic which is forbidden in the Quran and by the Prophet S.A.W.

This is the price they have to pay .

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CONTATOCA

2:21 PM ET

December 14, 2011

Good points

Yea ! But the most established scientific method for proving someone is a practioner of witchcraft is to compare the weight of the accused with something that floats on water....Thanks for Sharing !

 

VICTORIA72

6:55 PM ET

December 17, 2011

of course

That is of course only a mechanism to determine if the accused is made from wood. Trying to make a bridge out of the accused is impractical at best.

 

COUNTCHOCULA1011

5:58 PM ET

December 14, 2011

This is just another piece, the purpose of which is to convince

...Americans that their invasions within the Middle East and Southeast Asia which kill thousands upon thousands of innocent civilians and far outweigh the death toll that either the Taliban or Saddam inflicted, are worth it. Because, in all honesty, who gives a shit? So some woman in Saudi Arabia got killed over some silly issue. Big deal. It doesn't affect me and never will. It will never affect 99.99999999% of the people reading this article or raising a hair about it. Just mind your own damn business and stop writing articles whose only evident purpose is to convince us that we really do need to bomb them.

 

PRINCE SIDDHARTHA

9:11 PM ET

December 14, 2011

saudi witches could be useful in the republican nomination

Perhaps, the DNC could employ Saudi witches to convert all the republican candidates to "Newt clones".

The dumb republicans would end up voting for a specific "Newt clone" who a week before the general election would be revealed to be none other than witchy woman with an IQ of a mule, Michelle nutball Bachmann!!

Obama wins by a landslide !!

 

RYSIAK

6:19 AM ET

December 15, 2011

@ COUNTCHOCULA1011

Dear Sir or Madam COUNTCHOCULA1011
The fact that over 99% of world population doesn't live in Saudi Arabia doesn't make this witchhunt less retarded. Given the current demographic (migrations) and religious trends we are more and more likely to meet people with such mindset everywhere (at least in large American and European cities) - and that's scary.
Trying to silence criticism of that retarded medieval practises and beliefs by juxtaposing them with war in Iraq is absolutely preposterous, because afaik majority of opponents of Iraq War also oppose witchhunt. Moreover the country which started Iraq War has probably highest percentage of believers in witches in Western World, which is a really interesting coincidence.
And yes, Western people are growing more and more angry with being forced to tolerate such practices and beliefs and that's why multicultularism is despased and the rightwing parties are getting stronger.
These article if anything could justify closing borders to some immigrants rather than bombing their countries, because starting another war in current crisis would probably backfire...

 

COUNTCHOCULA1011

11:42 AM ET

December 15, 2011

Rebuttal

"The fact that over 99% of world population doesn't live in Saudi Arabia doesn't make this witchhunt less retarded."

No, it just makes it completely irrelevant to you or anyone else reading this article for that matter.

"Given the current demographic (migrations) and religious trends we are more and more likely to meet people with such mindset everywhere (at least in large American and European cities) - and that's scary."

Your argument seems to be predicated on the notion that a small minority of Muslims (many of whom don't believe in conducting witch hunts) is somehow going to seize control of your governments. Not only is this completely insane (Muslims making up less than 5% of most European populations), but it's also dangerously xenophobic. When you start thinking your neighbor is out to kill you, it tends to make you do some pretty insane actions.

"Trying to silence criticism of that retarded medieval practises and beliefs by juxtaposing them with war in Iraq is absolutely preposterous, because afaik majority of opponents of Iraq War also oppose witchhunt. "

I am not trying to "silence criticism," I am simply putting things in perspective. If this was happening in your country, I'd be all for you raising a hissy fit, but it's not. It's none of your business and it's none of my business. If the Saudi people don't like what's happening, then the Saudi people can do something about it.

 

SREEKANTH

4:48 PM ET

December 15, 2011

CC you're in such a hurry to

CC you're in such a hurry to map this into your own agenda that you're attributing something that to Rysiak that wasn't even said or implied :

"Given the current demographic (migrations) and religious trends we are more and more likely to meet people with such mindset everywhere (at least in large American and European cities) - and that's scary."

Your argument seems to be predicated on the notion that a small minority of Muslims (many of whom don't believe in conducting witch hunts) is somehow going to seize control of your governments.

Now, where was that notion ? All that Rysiak said was as the # of Muslim immigrants in Western countries increases, that there is a danger of some of them developing such a mindset. Why would this small minority have to seize control of governments in order to develop such a mindset or act out based on that ?

In fact, the first example of such acting out will be immigrant-on-immigrant violence; purifying one's own group of the not fully true believers is usually the first order of business, and will happen under the radar of the majority community. Just as in forcing their young women to wear purdah, the next step will be to regulate their (sexual) mores and from there, in easy steps, to meting out "punishment".

But on your basic point : "If this was happening in your country, I'd be all for you raising a hissy fit, but it's not. It's none of your business and it's none of my business"

Surely you're not that dense, that you don't appreciate the power of bad ideas or bad ideologies. Saudi Arabia prides itself on being the guardian of the Muslim holy places. Imagine a thought experiment, if you will, of the Vatican executing "witches". Would you seriously claim it has no effect as an ideological message to countries far away ?

Also, as an aside, Saudi Arabia is not just creating bad ideas and ideologies, but actually subsidizing their export and dissemination.

 

SEOSEMLT

10:12 AM ET

December 15, 2011

It seems

It seems that Saudi Arabia is still in such period like medieval ages in Europe. But can't say that there is no such "hunting" movement elsewhere... Seo paslaugos

 

JGARBUZ

1:34 PM ET

December 16, 2011

Witch burnings have been popular for centuries.

Exodus 22:18

King James Version (KJV)

18 "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live."

 

HEATHERGA

5:03 AM ET

December 30, 2011

Costs High

Even though we don’t live in Saudi Arabia, I think this topic is still relevant to us as it can be a scary issue.

This retarded medieval practice is probably very much opposed by many in this part of the world but the persistent recurrence of such things is worrying to me. Why are we going backwards? The costs can be high.

 

YARINSIZ

12:08 AM ET

January 10, 2012

As Mary grew older, even the

As Mary grew older, even the prophet Zachary noticed the special features of Mary, due to the various miracles which occurred in her presence. Mary, as she was growing up, was given a secluded room seslichat within the mosque where she could devote herself to the worship of God. Whenever Zachary would enter the chamber to see to her needs, he would find abundant, and out of season, fruit in her presence.

 

THOMASMAYS

3:11 PM ET

January 10, 2012

These suspects typically revolves around statements

To prove someone is really a witch, In my opinion you have to first see if the supposed witch has turned someone right into a newt recently. Otherwise, you can develop a bridge from that individual. Indeed she would be a woman who had been fit to create this type of miracle as those of Jesus, who had been born without father. She was noted for her piety and chastity, and when it were different, then none might have believed her claim that they can have given birth while residing in a situation of muscle building tips, a belief and fact that Islam is true. Her special nature was the one that many miracles proved of from her early childhood. Let's recount what God revealed regarding the beautiful story of Mary.

 

DOMINOES

12:07 AM ET

January 11, 2012

modern day witch hunt

It is amazing what people fear. They fear what they don't understand and it is a shame that the lady in the first place was ripping people off for the placebo effect, but it is even worse that they beheaded her for her crimes. They seem so minor to warrant death. What a shame...the world must get rid of this type of behavior and allow people to live their lives and be free, bottom line is that this is not ok and although it may have been unethical, the woman should still be living, we should focus on how to get rid of boxelder bugs before this type of deal, it will not change anything, but the world needs to be free to express itself in all of its weird ways, hgh energizer...se la vie as they say in french, time to change the world from the inside out.

 

CHANGS

1:17 PM ET

January 11, 2012

Not just Islamic problem

The use of the charge of witchcraft is not just an Islamic practice but is one used by all the world religious to remove those who disagree with them or are seem by a threat by them.

The US has a long history of such cases. The Salem trials are just the most famous of such prosecution.

The only unoccupied property against such ignorance is education, which most Religions opposed as they would lose too many of their followers if the masses became educated.

Chang S

 

SUPAH

4:22 AM ET

January 12, 2012

How to

How to tell if someone is a witch? Jailbreak iPhone turn the camera inside out, setup constant video stream and watch here every move =D