Posted on 12/07/2009 3:23:38 AM PST by Scanian
Dr. Richard Antoun of Binghamton University, a retired professor of anthropology with a specialty in comparative religions allegedly was stabbed four times in the chest by a Saudi national, Abdulsalam Al-Zahrani, a cultural-anthropology grad student.
Professor Antoun was a peace activist, and a convert to Judaism, and was known on campus as "a really nice guy."
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our country is sleeping through its own slaughter, with the sleeping pill being provided by liberals, most especially the media.
The SRM surely won’t allow diversity to become the worst victim! s/
Nope. No religious motivation here. Move along.
Richard Antoun, 77, professor of Middle Eastern studies at Binghamton University in Vestal, New York and the author of "Understanding Fundamentalism: Christian, Islamic and Jewish Movements."
Abdulsalam Al-Zahrani, a 46-year-old Saudi national, a Muslim anthropology graduate student who is being charged with second-degree murder.
Note to peace activists: ‘Kum-by-ya’ has no Arabic translation.
Actually it does.
“Kum ba ya” means Kill me last.
Kum ba ya means Kill me last.
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Good one!
SJS—sudden jihad syndrome, AGAIN.
Lock and load, boys and girls. (IF ya gottem—and ya’d better!)
On top of everything else, this GRADUATE STUDENT cannot spell common words in English. How did he get past the GRE and into graduate school? Again, I have to ask, why are these people in my country? And getting free ride educations, no less?
The professor was a peace activist and a convert to Judaism. Justifiable homicide under Sharia.
why are these people in my country? And getting free ride educations, no less?
Obviously rhetorical.
I wonder why he isn’t being charged with first degree murder?
Being a peace activist got him a long way.........
Mohammedans like peace activist infidels. They are easier to kill.
Piss be upon them all!
I’m not ruling out a lover’s spat.
Binghamton is where?
Oh, I see — NY.
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