Sayed Pervez, Afghani man sentenced to death for reading about women's rights!

To try to save Sayed Pervez, E-Petition ~~~~~~~~~~ Do you remember Nazanin? Sayed Pervez needs our help, fast... The Afghani government refuses to act and defers to the Islamic "religious" dictators. When the Afghanis voted for Sharia Law, my personal take was American forces should pull out and let these folks have at it with the Taliban and others. Why? Because our men and women are fighting for a freedom these Muslims do not want and will not fight for themselves. Same may hold true for Iraq. Those purple ink-stained fingers held up so proudly by the women are the same fingers who condemn those very women to the slavery of Sharia Law. So here's a question. Should we have left Iraq and let the warring factions weakened each other and then gone back in to mop up the mess? People under Sharia Law, read Islam, do not have freedoms as the Western mind definds freedoms. For the Western mind, freedoms (even if you are a hard-core socialist you want freedom to dominate the rest of us and control our every action, hence you are so in bed with the Islamists - the only difference is who pulls our strings, who is the puppeteer?) seem inherent - as our United States Constitution states, we are endowed by our Creator with unalienable RIGHTS - the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Well, the socialists have worked mightily to dilute the right to life, and watch what happens if you choose not to wear a seat-belt. On "pursuit of happiness", they have morphed this into "equality of outcome" punishing the ones who work hard. Sharia Law is endemic to Islamic republics; but if CAIR gets its warped way, we'll all be bowing to Mecca or paying a religious tax to support Islam. I think Thomas Jefferson had something to say about that as well as sending Marines to the "shores of Tripoli." Now, Sayed Pervez is sentenced to DEATH for printing out an article on the internet about women's rights. Seems the mullahs should be going after the Islamic fundamentalists who wrote the article, not the young man who printed it off the internet. Please read below and go to the website to sign the E-Petition to save this young man who, like so many of us, believed that Afghanistan had been liberated and was moving into the 21st Century. ~~~~~~ From Najistani: Afghan man needs our help. He faces imminent execution for reading about womens rights - rights that are in clear violation of the great crusading, marauding, sword-killing Prophet of "Pieces". E-PETITION Sentenced to death: Afghan who dared to read about women's rights From http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/sentenced-to-death-afghan-who-dared-to-read-about-womens-rights-775972.html Afghan sentenced to death who dared to read about women's rights. A young man, a student of journalism, is sentenced to death by an Islamic court for downloading a report from the internet. The sentence is then upheld by the country's rulers. This is Afghanistan – not in Taliban times but six years after "liberation" and under the democratic rule of the West's ally Hamid Karzai. The fate of Sayed Pervez Kambaksh has led to domestic and international protests, and deepening concern about erosion of civil liberties in Afghanistan. He was accused of blasphemy after he downloaded a report from a Farsi website which stated that Muslim fundamentalists who claimed the Koran justified the oppression of women had misrepresented the views of the prophet Mohamed. ... How you can save Pervez Sayed Pervez Kambaksh's imminent execution is an affront to civilised values. It is not, however, a foregone conclusion. If enough international pressure is brought to bear on President Karzai's government, his sentence may yet be overturned. Add your weight to the campaign by urging the Foreign Office to demand that his life be spared. Sign our e-petition at www.independent.co.uk/petition E-Petition ~~~~~~~~~ On misrepresenting the views of "he who shall not be named", perhaps one needs to ask the women whose husbands beat them in accordance with the direction of the Koran... And we have American men and women being maimed and killed fighting for a freedom the Muslims in Iraq and Afghanistan do not want? The Muslims who do want freedoms cannot even discuss the most wretched aspects of "he who shall not be named." Good grief! Seems the Islamic leaders - much like the leaders of the Catholic church of the 1300s - have much to fear and much to suppress to hold onto their power.