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    Behead sorcerers? Sure. But not pot smugglers!

     

     

    With all the spillover umbrage at beheading available, I thought I'd capitalize on it and mobilize some hostility towards Saudi Arabia.

     

    Granted, when they do their beheadings, they give the head and body a decent interval hanging side by side in which to say goodbye.

    Saudi Arabian officials display the beheaded bodies of five Yemeni nationals.

     

     

    Now I will say that one problem that suggests itself to me as far as the sorcery charge, I would propose that the successful service of an arrest warrant and taking into custody of an individual should be prima facie evidence they are no kind of magician.

     

    And. of course the beheading of several men for supposedly being involved in the humanitarian delivery of cannabis to the suffering of Saudi Arabia gives me the serious vapors.

     

    But anyway, pot smuggling aside, really, Sorcery??!

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    Showing more style than that ISIS clown.  Note the elegant follow through position of the sword at stroke's end, as well as the balletically turned out left foot, subtly following the line of the sword...

     

     

     

    cSaudi Arabian public beheading -- a practice that American conservatives and Saudi Arabians called "savage, barbaric and animalistic" when ISIS did exactly the same. 

     

     


    Deduct five points for black socks w/sandals before Labor Day.


    Keep in mind that in the United States we inefficiently spend hours trying to put felons to death with unique drug combinations. Perhaps we should try the Guillotine.


    Perhaps, but we insist on white lab coats on the fake doctors.

     

    Plus, they always swab with alcohol where they are inserting the needle, which is damn considerate, I say.



    I'd say injection is more humane than the guillotine; it recalls Socrates and the hemlock.


    You got me interested. I found this:

    Saudi Arabia's War on Witchcraft

    The Atlantic, Aug 19 2013

    A special unit of the religious police pursues magical crime aggressively, and the convicted face death sentences.
     

    Saudi citizens are also urged to use a hotline on the CPVPV website to report any magical misdeeds to local officials, according to the Jerusalem Post.

     

    DIal 1-800-CROWLEY....(the magus will see you now...)

     


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