religious ceremony in the city of Karbala, south of Baghdad. (AFP/Ahmad al-Rubaye)
Posted on 02/08/2006 9:32:41 AM PST by dead
It’s a really cute picture, from the AFP, with her little shoes and headscarf, holding her mother’s hand.
It’s cute until you notice what she’s carrying. That’s her adorable little self-flagellation device! So she can bloody herself up like the following kids:
Happy Ashoura everybody!
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Bloody hell. I didn't think muslims were well-adjusted before, but now ...
Just...oh...my...God... :*(
Thank you for the pictures, no matter how painful they are to view. :*(
"Religion of peace", feh. >:-(
Wow.
Thanks for those pictures.
No wonder Islam doesn't allow freedom of religion!
Those crazy and wacky Muslims. They're a surprise a minute, aren't they?
Diversity is our strength.
Coming soon to a neighborhood near you < /sarc>
So..............why is there a cross on that ambulance in the background? Shouldn't someone torch that symbol of idolatry?
Oh, they have been well adjusted alright, directly to self destruct mode. It's taken 1200 years to get to this condition, and I don't see any will of the muslims to reform.
In the Muslim countries I am familiar with, girls that little are not dressed up in the outfit until they are about nine or so. So, she doesn't look too cute to me (regarding what she is wearing, not the child herself who is precious) even without the self-flagellation device which is beyond disgusting.
Why won't MSM print or televise these photos?
As far as I know, women and girls don't do the self flagellation, that's males only
Great catch. I learn (or remember) something like that everyday.
Religion of Peace, my a$$.
Ya know, there used to Christian self-flagellation types. There is also Opus Dei, a Catholic group that has interesting practices.
I think they are NUNCHUCKS
She is a little muslim Ninja
Is that toy she's holding the same thing that is shown in the mob in the fifth photo? Is it a weapon?
There still are in Asia. I've seen the videos.
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