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TweetThis is how the Saudi’s, the inventors of the cult called islam, show tolerance. By saying it is ok to kill people for broadcasting tv shows they deem immoral. Now, in Saudi terms, as I know people who have lived there, I would hazard the guess that to them, immoral means anything that does not promote islam’s totalitarian views, such as killing infidels, raping children, forcing their daughters and sisters to marry cousins, and killing said daughters and sisters over mere suspicion of un-islamic behavior, no proof necessary.
Saudi judge condemns ‘immoral TV’
Sheikh Salih Ibn al-Luhaydan said some “evil” entertainment programmes aired by the channels promoted debauchery.
Dozens of satellite television channels broadcast across the Middle East, where they are watched by millions of Arabs every day.
The judge made the comments on a state radio programme.
He was speaking in response to a listener who asked his opinion on the airing of programmes featuring scantily-dressed women during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
“There is no doubt that these programmes are a great evil, and the owners of these channels are as guilty as those who watch them,” said the sheikh.
“It is legitimate to kill those who call for corruption if their evil can not be stopped by other penalties.”
Royal dilemma
Given his position as the country’s most senior judge, the sheikh’s views can not be easily dismissed, says BBC Arab affairs analyst, Magdi Abdelhadi.
Clerics like Sheikh al-Luhaydan represent a huge dilemma for the Saudi royal family, our correspondent adds.
On the one hand, Saudi rulers need their support to claim that they rule in the name of Islam.
But on the other hand, fighting militant Islam can be difficult when the country’s top judge calls for the beheading of those he views as immoral broadcasters.
You know, that is a bit of a conundrum for the Saudi royals, as most of them LOVE alcohol and drugs, which they provide to anyone willing to pay enough.
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