'A mass grave yard of the victims of the former Baath regime had been discovered by a Human Rights team in northern Basra on Friday, a local Basra official said on Saturday.
“The grave yard, discovered by a team of Human Rights Ministry and the Human Rights Bureau, in al-Der village, 60 km to the north of Basra, comprised remnants of many victims of the former regime, dating back to 1991,” the source told Aswat al-Iraq news agency.'
Thanks Hayder for posting.
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Ewe really shouldn't believe anything coming from a Shi'ite, because Tuqiya is part of their belief system.
This Haydar Hui is son of a Tuqiya cleric.
"really shouldn't believe anything coming from a Shi'ite, because Tuqiya is part of their belief system."
Another point of bullshit that Dolly and Mister Ghost agree on.
Again:
"Taqiyya is the practice of precautionary dissimulation practiced by followers of Shi'a Islaam, whereby believers may conceal their Shi'a Muslim faith when under threat, persecution or compulsion."
Is Haydar Hui concealing his Shia faith because he is under threat, persecution or compulsion?
The Aswat al-Iraq article about another mass grave was linked to by antiwar.com: "A mass grave dating to 1991 was discovered in Basra province."
I wonder if anybody actually believes what you write, Dolly.
Hey, I am checking this blog using the phone and this appears to be kind of odd. Thought you'd wish to know. This is a great write-up nevertheless, did not mess that up.
- David
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