It would have been far worse had they been allowed access to American courts.
What court do we have access to for damages on September 11, 2001?
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It would have been far worse had they been allowed access to American courts.
It would have been far worse had they been allowed access to American courts.
What court do we have access to for damages on September 11, 2001?
It would have been far worse had they been allowed access to American courts.
What court do we have access to for damages on September 11, 2001?
The same one that was available when the US backed the muj against the Russians.
Like the results?
What court do we have access to for damages on September 11, 2001?
The same one that was available when the US backed the muj against the Russians.
Like the results?
No i don't, and unfortunately American Tax Dollars were used to create that horrific mess too.
Your post is 100% correctThis kind of payment is in accordance with islamic law where a killer can buy "forgiveness" or, quisas from the bereaved and is not guilty of any crime once payment, diyya has been accepted.
U.S. abides by Sharia principles, pays $46,000 for each victim of Kandahar massacre - Jihad Watch
I don't see any real problem with abiding by sharia law in this case. We are in their country after all. The important thing is, that now that the diyya has been paid, Afghanistan has no further interest in prosecution. Bales is now a fully innocent man according to their law and only subject to military law.
It should be publicized in the country.
No, he is not innocent of any wrong doing on Afghan soil.Your post is 100% correct
It should be publicized in the country.
It won't be. Bales will be held for a number of years, then tried on some vague charges that sound good. Whatever action the military plans will be taken quietly.
There are no witnesses against him. He is innocent of any wrongdoing on Afghan soil. Paying the diyya has the effect that a full acquittal has under our system.
On MSNBC's 'Up' with Chris Hayes this morning, he put up on the screen, and read, the names of the Afghanis who were killed.
MSNBC seems to want a conviction without a trial.
On MSNBC's 'Up' with Chris Hayes this morning, he put up on the screen, and read, the names of the Afghanis who were killed.
MSNBC seems to want a conviction without a trial.
What makes you say that?
Nobody gave a shit when civilians died in wars considered just. We dropped nukes on Japan then celebrated the end of the war. The only reason we're talking about this is because we stopped making war about killing the enemy and started making it about national building, democracy and other bullshit that has nothing to do with what is supposed to be the point of war.
Your post is 100% correctThis kind of payment is in accordance with islamic law where a killer can buy "forgiveness" or, quisas from the bereaved and is not guilty of any crime once payment, diyya has been accepted.
U.S. abides by Sharia principles, pays $46,000 for each victim of Kandahar massacre - Jihad Watch
I don't see any real problem with abiding by sharia law in this case. We are in their country after all. The important thing is, that now that the diyya has been paid, Afghanistan has no further interest in prosecution. Bales is now a fully innocent man according to their law and only subject to military law.
It would have been far worse had they been allowed access to American courts.
What court do we have access to for damages on September 11, 2001?
The same one that was available when the US backed the muj against the Russians.
Like the results?
Did the accept?Your post is 100% correctThis kind of payment is in accordance with islamic law where a killer can buy "forgiveness" or, quisas from the bereaved and is not guilty of any crime once payment, diyya has been accepted.
U.S. abides by Sharia principles, pays $46,000 for each victim of Kandahar massacre - Jihad Watch
I don't see any real problem with abiding by sharia law in this case. We are in their country after all. The important thing is, that now that the diyya has been paid, Afghanistan has no further interest in prosecution. Bales is now a fully innocent man according to their law and only subject to military law.
Once they started conducting a 'Drug War' over there, i knew all was lost.
Nope.Did the accept?Your post is 100% correctThis kind of payment is in accordance with islamic law where a killer can buy "forgiveness" or, quisas from the bereaved and is not guilty of any crime once payment, diyya has been accepted.
U.S. abides by Sharia principles, pays $46,000 for each victim of Kandahar massacre - Jihad Watch
I don't see any real problem with abiding by sharia law in this case. We are in their country after all. The important thing is, that now that the diyya has been paid, Afghanistan has no further interest in prosecution. Bales is now a fully innocent man according to their law and only subject to military law.
Then he is off and should be set free end of story.
More of your Tax Dollars at work. And the saddest part is, no amount of your Tax Dollars & apologies can ever make this right. So why are we still in Afghanistan?
The United States has paid $50,000 in compensation for each Afghan killed in the shooting spree attributed to a U.S. soldier in southern Afghanistan, an Afghan official and a community elder said Sunday.
The families of the dead received the money Saturday at the governor's office, said Kandahar provincial council member Agha Lalai. Each wounded person received $11,000, Lalai said. Community elder Jan Agha confirmed the same figures.
They were told that the money came from U.S. President Barack Obama, Lalai said.
A U.S. official confirmed that compensation had been paid but declined to discuss exact amounts, saying only that it reflected the devastating nature of the incident. The official spoke anonymously because of the sensitive nature of the subject.
A spokesman for NATO and U.S. forces declined to confirm or deny the payments, saying that while coalition members often make compensation payments, they are usually kept private.
"As the settlement of claims is in most cases a sensitive topic for those who have suffered loss, it is usually a matter of agreement that the terms of the settlement remain confidential," Lt. Col. Jimmie Cummings said.
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales is accused of sneaking out of his base before dawn on March 11 then creeping into houses in two nearby villages and opening fire on sleeping families within.
It was not immediately clear how much money had been paid out in all. Afghan officials and villagers have counted 16 dead - 12 in the village of Balandi and four in neighboring Alkozai - and six wounded. The U.S. military has charged Bales with 17 murders without explaining the discrepancy.
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More of your Tax Dollars at work. And the saddest part is, no amount of your Tax Dollars & apologies can ever make this right. So why are we still in Afghanistan?
The United States has paid $50,000 in compensation for each Afghan killed in the shooting spree attributed to a U.S. soldier in southern Afghanistan, an Afghan official and a community elder said Sunday.
The families of the dead received the money Saturday at the governor's office, said Kandahar provincial council member Agha Lalai. Each wounded person received $11,000, Lalai said. Community elder Jan Agha confirmed the same figures.
They were told that the money came from U.S. President Barack Obama, Lalai said.
A U.S. official confirmed that compensation had been paid but declined to discuss exact amounts, saying only that it reflected the devastating nature of the incident. The official spoke anonymously because of the sensitive nature of the subject.
A spokesman for NATO and U.S. forces declined to confirm or deny the payments, saying that while coalition members often make compensation payments, they are usually kept private.
"As the settlement of claims is in most cases a sensitive topic for those who have suffered loss, it is usually a matter of agreement that the terms of the settlement remain confidential," Lt. Col. Jimmie Cummings said.
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales is accused of sneaking out of his base before dawn on March 11 then creeping into houses in two nearby villages and opening fire on sleeping families within.
It was not immediately clear how much money had been paid out in all. Afghan officials and villagers have counted 16 dead - 12 in the village of Balandi and four in neighboring Alkozai - and six wounded. The U.S. military has charged Bales with 17 murders without explaining the discrepancy.
Read More:
My Way News - Afghans: US paid $50,000 per shooting spree death
DRUDGE REPORT 2012®
Not sure which is worse; the title or what I highlighted.
How much is Karzai going to compensate our soldiers' families????