Posted on 04/11/2014 8:35:08 AM PDT by kingattax
File this one under “headlines you know you have to click on but you know you’ll regret.”
very good...
brings to mind the final scene/conversation in Silence of the Lambs... wicked!
“.........is thought to have been killed with a metal vacuum cleaner pipe on September 12 last year.”
Well that sucks.
seriously, all the Sikhs i know are truly nice people...
He is Sikh.
And I live in New Jersey.
IIRC, the band Big Black had a tune called “Burning Indian Bride”.
What an imbecile. Had he murdered her in many places in India, it would have been greeted with a shrug. But he probably figured if he did it there, before he could leave the country, his family would marry him off to another woman.
Very true and your post gives me the opportunity to make another observation. Now the much viewed venerable "Coronation Street" saga from the UK has a definite format. It is of hard nosed working class types and their feisty women.
My spouse has it on Canadian T/V. Lo and behold the same feisty women enter a room and see two homosexuals partly shown. Two men so smoothed and with perfect physique presumably caught in the act. Never seen that before, but do not watch it though.
I refused to watch anymore of it. The blatant advocacy of the homosexual is everywhere. The aforesaid feisty women start to express mock horror etc. This to expose "intolerance" no doubt.
My generation was exposed to the numerous homosexual traitors in the cold war who were blackmailed by Soviet agents. Greek Gods they were not. That is the ugly reality. A bit of a rant, please excuse, but it was on my mind.
Rants are an important part of life!
Thank God, this happened in England where he will face real justice and consequences for committing a heinous act of first degree murder!
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