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Pretty harsh, but it’s no secret that the penalties are severe in Saudi for certain things. Most things, actually, but the level of severity for drug dealing is, shall we say, high.But, I have a question concerning this:
RIYADH - A Nigerian woman and a Pakistani man were executed in the Muslim holy city of Mecca today for drug trafficking, the Saudi interior ministry said.
Ghulam Nawaz was beheaded by the sword after being found guilty of drug smuggling in the ultra-conservative kingdom, the ministry said in a statement carried by the official SPA news agency. In a separate statement, the ministry said Tawa Ibrahim, the Nigerian, was beheaded for cocaine trafficking.
Their executions bring to 18 the number announced by Saudi authorities since the start of the year, after a record 153 people were put to death in 2007.
Rape, murder, apostasy, armed robbery and drug trafficking can all carry the death penalty in the oil-rich Gulf Arab country, where executions are usually carried out in public.
My question is this: If she was executed for dealing cocaine in a country with such rigid laws, just who was she dealing it to?
Like I said, Saudi’s laws are no secret so it would have to be worth the risk to bring cocaine into the country and then peddle it. Which most likely means that in Islam’s holiest country there are some serious cocaine snuffling people.
I’m not sure, but it looks like more hypocrisy from the Religion of Peace.
By Pilgrim
As in the days of Noah....
