Taleban 'kill S Korean hostage'

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Whoever supports the Taliban needs some serious mental help. I hope the rest of the hostages get freed safely.
 
Korean officials meet Taliban
South Korean negotiators have been meeting Taliban officials in an attempt to secure the release of 21 hostages held in southern Afghanistan, an Afghan official said.

The talks between two senior Taliban leaders and four negotiators in Ghazni on Friday was the first face-to-face meeting since the Koreans were kidnapped three weeks ago.

A Taliban spokesman told Al Jazeera that its officials had received a written guarantee from the Afghan government that they would not be arrested at the meeting.

The movement also said it will not kill any more of the hostages before the talks.

"Until we sit for face-to-face negotiations with the Koreans, we have no plans to kill any Korean hostages," Qari Yousef Ahmadi, a Taliban spokesman, said earlier on Friday.
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What a sweet bunch. Not planning any more murders.

Where are all the Teleban fans who cheer for these god loving thugs.
 
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wilberhum said:
Korean officials meet Taliban
South Korean negotiators have been meeting Taliban officials in an attempt to secure the release of 21 hostages held in southern Afghanistan, an Afghan official said.

The talks between two senior Taliban leaders and four negotiators in Ghazni on Friday was the first face-to-face meeting since the Koreans were kidnapped three weeks ago.

A Taliban spokesman told Al Jazeera that its officials had received a written guarantee from the Afghan government that they would not be arrested at the meeting.

The movement also said it will not kill any more of the hostages before the talks.

"Until we sit for face-to-face negotiations with the Koreans, we have no plans to kill any Korean hostages," Qari Yousef Ahmadi, a Taliban spokesman, said earlier on Friday.
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http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/29C26F61-6785-42E0-BF38-174017E0723B.htm
What a sweet bunch. Not planning any more murders.

Where are all the Teleban fans who cheer for these god loving thugs.
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Hahahaha, since when are Taliban into Charity? Or did they read a book about Amnesty International, or they just want to be again in the headlines?

Oh, btw...good for the hostages !
 
The Taliban are not helping themselves by doing this before they kidnapped these South Koreans South Korea didnt like or didnt hate the Taliban but i think they will hate the Taliban now though so the Taliban now have another enemy they dont need.
 
ISLAMASWEENEY said:
The Taliban are not helping themselves by doing this before they kidnapped these South Koreans South Korea didnt like or didnt hate the Taliban but i think they will hate the Taliban now though so the Taliban now have another enemy they dont need.
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ISLAMASWEENEY, is that you? :skeleton:

Na, what did you do with ISLAMASWEENEY? ;D

Anyway, you are totally correct. :thumbs_up
 
Salaam,

To udnerstand why the Koreans go to Afghan you need to read about the Korean evangelical rivalry.

there are many churches in South Korea that fight with one another in their action for "calling to the faith"

Thus afghanistan is no more than a trump card for them..to show how better they are comapred to others,how selfless and lvoing they are..

In short it is showing love wiht the intent of saying "i am better than you"

http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1647646,00.html

Many of Korea's Christians are passionate evangelists, exhibiting the zeal of the newly converted. Evangelical Protestantism is a relatively recent arrival on the peninsula, having taken hold only after the Korean War. Now, fully one-third of the 45 million people in this traditionally Confucian society follow the practices of Jesus (about 10% are Roman Catholic). An estimated 16,000 Korean Christians were working around the world as missionaries in more than 150 countries last year. Most Korean missionaries work in China, and go there under the guise of being researchers, or businessmen, so they won't be imprisoned for proselytizing. Russia is apparently the next most popular destination for Korean missionaries, followed by Europe and South East Asia.

An unfortunate side to the evangelical movement in Korea is increased competition. Churches number in the tens of thousands here, and are competing so intensely for members that pastors feel pressured to engage in a kind of one-upmanship: sending congregants on as many overseas missions as possible. New markets and riskier missions tend to garner more publicity, which until now has translated into more kudos and ultimately more money for the pastor and the church.
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As long as they worn't killing people, they should have never been bathered.
If you think saying "I'm better than you" justifies murder then many Muslims need to be killed.
 
ISLAMASWEENEY said:
The Taliban are not helping themselves by doing this before they kidnapped these South Koreans South Korea didnt like or didnt hate the Taliban but i think they will hate the Taliban now though so the Taliban now have another enemy they dont need.
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i agree.
the missionaries were violating the laws of afghanistan and should have been deported.
afghanistan, though an islamic republic, does not have shariah, so i think it isn't even correct islamically to kill them.
 
The South koreans came to afghanistan to do christian missionary work, i mean how stupid can they be? They have no respect for our religion and our shariat, why should we respect their lives? If the Taliban free these hostages it is pure good will on their side, because they don't deserve to live.
 
since afghanistan does not have shariah, would it really be ok to kill them from a purely islamic standpoint?
 
Afghanistan is in a state of war between Islamic forces (The Taliban) and the pro-America forces and puppet government of Hamid Karzai, which relies on foreign troops from Western countries. The government of Hamid Karzai is illegitimate in the Islamic perspective. Whether to kill the prisoners or not is a tricky issue, on one hand they propogate their false gods and false religion, and apostasy is punishable by death in Islam. On the other hand it is not clear whether they now regret their mistake and therefore deserve forgiveness.
 
yes i realize karzai's gov't is considered illegitimate.
but i thought these punishments were only permissable under shariah. maybe the taliban consider themselves a state within a state? i don't think it's correct though, because it is not officially an islamic state under shariah.
still, i think it would be better if they would just plain throw them out. abducting them and throwing them out should be enough warning to future missionaries to respect the laws of the land they are in.
 
Talha777 said:
The South koreans came to afghanistan to do christian missionary work, i mean how stupid can they be? They have no respect for our religion and our shariat, why should we respect their lives? If the Taliban free these hostages it is pure good will on their side, because they don't deserve to live.
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Why should they respect "Your Religion", :raging:
"Your Religion" advocates gang murder. :raging:
Not Islam, "Your Religion" which is nothing but hate and intolerance. :raging: :raging:
 
Wilberhum I advise you to voluntarily remove your last post, I have already reported to the moderators, you may still have a chance to avoid any kind of disciplinary action they mete out towards you if you act quickly.
 
Talha777 said:
The South koreans came to afghanistan to do christian missionary work, i mean how stupid can they be? They have no respect for our religion and our shariat, why should we respect their lives? If the Taliban free these hostages it is pure good will on their side, because they don't deserve to live.
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How would it be if I killed you if you defied convention and faced backwards on an elevator or ran clockwise around a track?

Is naivete a reason to take someone's life? You are a certifiable nutcase. 10:1 your post will be in the vapor with an overt call for violence. Of course, my post will be gone too...because I responded to you. :rollseyes
 
Talha777 said:
The South koreans came to afghanistan to do christian missionary work, i mean how stupid can they be? They have no respect for our religion and our shariat, why should we respect their lives? If the Taliban free these hostages it is pure good will on their side, because they don't deserve to live.
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So not respecting something is enough to kill people? Wow.
 
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