Red Nazi China to Execute Muslim Nazi Heroin-Runner

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

China to Execute British Drug-Smuggler Said to be Mentally Ill

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091228/ap_on_re_as/as_china_britain_death_sentence

Gee whiz! Where are all the international NGOs and human-rights activists on this one? We all know what the answer is--since China is the enemy of the United States, Israel, and the rest of the west, it can do no wrong. It can even kill Muslims, even without any kind of a fair trial, with impunity!

If our country started doing this to every heroin smuggler, nobody would ever doubt if the "drug war" has been a success.

Dr. Brennan Fan

China set to execute Briton many say is unstable
By NG HAN GUAN, Associated Press Writer
– 1 hr 45 mins ago

URUMQI, China – China says Akmal Shaikh is a drug smuggler and must be executed Tuesday morning. But family and acquaintances say the 53-year-old Briton is mentally unstable and was lured to China from a life on the street in Poland by men playing on his dreams to record a pop song for world peace.
Shaikh first learned of his death sentence Monday from his visiting cousins, who made a last-minute plea for his life. Prime Minister Gordon Brown had spoken personally to China's prime minister about his case, but there's little to suggest Beijing will relent.
"I believe we have done everything we possibly can," said Ivan Lewis, a Foreign Office minister, after meeting with the Chinese ambassador in London late Monday. "We urge at this very late stage the Chinese government to do the right thing."
Shaikh would be the first European citizen to be executed in China in half a century.
Two years ago, the man who relatives say used to be hardworking and devoted to family, was apparently living on the streets of Warsaw. But Gareth Saunders, a British teacher who lives in Poland, told The Associated Press Shaikh nonetheless maintained an "exaggerated positivism" that Saunders called both endearing and sad.
Saunders, who was one of the last people to see Shaikh before his arrest and who knew him as a colorful local character, said he helped out the fellow Brit by buying him coffee and singing backup when Shaikh insisted on recording his song for world peace, "Come Little Rabbit."
"He thought he had a gift with his voice, but it was clear to anyone listening he had no sense of timing, nothing," said Saunders, who was put in contact with reporters by Reprieve, a London-based prisoner advocacy.
The group, which has been lobbying for clemency for Shaikh, said he was duped into trafficking drugs to China by men promising that he would attain fame with a hit single.
"He would've believed that for sure, about having a big hit in China," said Saunders.
The two last ran into each other in a Warsaw underpass when Shaikh told Saunders that he was going to a country in central Asia and would be back in a couple of weeks.
"I think it's absolutely disgraceful," Saunders said of the death sentence. "I don't think he's in a position to defend himself."
Shaikh was arrested in 2007 for carrying a suitcase with almost 9 pounds (4 kilograms) of heroin into China on a flight from Tajikistan. He told Chinese officials he didn't know about the drugs and that the suitcase wasn't his, according to Reprieve.
He was convicted in 2008 after a half-hour trial. In one court appearance during his trial and appeal process, the judges reportedly laughed at his rambling remarks.
"We strongly feel that he's not rational and he needs medication," one of his cousins, Soohail Shaikh, said. "We beg the Chinese authorities for mercy and clemency to help reunite this heartbroken family."
The planned execution of Shaikh, who has no prior criminal record, is the latest in an extraordinary series of Chinese actions that have led to widespread outrage, including Friday's sentencing of a literary critic who co-wrote a plea for political reform to 11 years in prison.
"It certainly does send a message, intended or not, that China doesn't really care what the international community thinks about how it handles criminal cases," said Joshua Rosenzweig, research manager for the U.S.-based human rights group Dui Hua Foundation.
China had planned to tell Shaikh of his sentence 24 hours before it was to be carried out, Reprieve said. It's not unusual for China to wait until the final hours to notify inmates of their fate.
But his cousins, who visited the prison hospital in far western China where he is being held Monday, broke the news first.
"He was obviously very upset on hearing from us of the sentence that was passed," said Soohail Shaikh.
He told reporters at the Beijing airport late Monday that Shaikh, who is of Pakistani descent, used to be a hardworking family man. "Then we lost track of him."
Last-minute appeals are almost never granted in China, which executes more people each year than all other countries combined.
"Drug smuggling is a grave crime. The rights of the defendant have been fully guaranteed," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu told a news conference last week.
By now, any decision to stay Shaikh's execution would be a political one, taking into account the damage his death could do to relations with Great Britain, the European Union and others, Rosenzweig said. But chances were slim.
Though China is gradually switching to executions by lethal injection, Rosenzweig said he would likely be shot in the head.
The cousins were given a bag of Shaikh's belongings Monday.
Two British diplomats accompanied the cousins but said they were not authorized to speak to journalists.
"The Prime Minister has intervened personally on a number of occasions: He has raised the case with Premier Wen, most recently at the Copenhagen summit; and has written several times to President Hu," said an e-mail from the British government.
Britain has accused Chinese officials of not taking Shaikh's mental health concerns into account, with a proper psychiatric evaluation, as required by law.
"They're not even pretending to protect his rights," Rosenzweig said. "That really baffles me."
In London, some of Shaikh's family joined a vigil outside the Chinese Embassy. A cousin, Latif Shaikh, said Shaikh's mother, who is in her 80s, knows he's in prison but doesn't know he faces execution.
He said the shock could kill her. "This execution will take two lives without a doubt," he said.
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Associated Press writers Christopher Bodeen and Cara Anna in Beijing and Meera Selva in London contributed to this report.

Muslim Nazi Devil Akmal Shaikh (ys"vz)

[angryChineseKahanist]

In the United States, he would have been let g and sent to a hospital at tax payer expense.

[Ulli]

Dr. Brennan Fan, how do you know, that this trial was not fair?

I think a Muslim who sneaks into a Kahanist Israel with 9 pounds of pure heroine with the intent to distribute it to Jewish kids will be treated nearly the same.

Concerning the mental illness - I believe it. But this is common among Muslims. They are different to normal people because of their nature. In fact they are like rabies dogs. So they have to be executed not for punishment, but in order to protect the innocent citizens from serious harm.

Imo there is nothing wrong with this.

[IsraeliGovtAreKapos]

                                                                       בס"ד

Let the Muslims and Commies drink each other's blood.

[Ulli]

BTW:

By now, any decision to stay Shaikh's execution would be a political one, taking into account the damage his death could do to relations with Great Britain, the European Union and others, Rosenzweig said. But chances were slim.

His execution would not cause any damage. Perhaps the leftist elites will condem it, but the people in the whole western world will be thankfull to the Chinese authorities for taking away this drug dealing Muzzy. The leftists will calm very fast down, because with drug dealing Muzzies you can't win any non-Muslim vote.

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

Dr. Brennan Fan, how do you know, that this trial was not fair?

I don't give a crap whether it was or not, but it certainly wasn't a trial up to Western standards.

My point is that the human-rights NGOs scream and holler whenever Arab terrorists are jailed for any length of time by Israel, but are silent when a Muslim is executed by Red China.

[Ulli]

Dr. Brennan Fan, how do you know, that this trial was not fair?

I don't give a crap whether it was or not, but it certainly wasn't a trial up to Western standards.

My point is that the human-rights NGOs scream and holler whenever Arab terrorists are jailed for any length of time by Israel, but are silent when a Muslim is executed by Red China.

Yes this is obviously true.

[VladTheImpaler]

One should obey the laws of the Land.

[hyperion]

There is justice in the world! I wonder why there isn't a death penalty in Europe. We should bring it back.

And the following should be done at anti-globalist and muzzie protests:

[VladTheImpaler]

I just hope the chinese carry out the executions on the rioters who killed scores of chinese.

[Spiraling Leopard]

When was the last time you heard a muslim sing a popsong about love and peace?

It's hilarious!

[Ulli]

When was the last time you heard a muslim sing a popsong about love and peace?

It's hilarious!

Here is the hit of the last summer:

[Irish Zionist]

When was the last time you heard a muslim sing a popsong about love and peace?

It's hilarious!

Here is the hit of the last summer:

Israels Response.
 

[Ulli]

When was the last time you heard a muslim sing a popsong about love and peace?

It's hilarious!

Here is the hit of the last summer:

Israels Response.
 

Funny. 

[wonga66]

The Chinese know how to execute women too!

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_gCayFzinbX8/Ri59qcIiMaI/AAAAAAAAAZQ/j9H4CtVIYI0/s400/Field+Execution.jpg

It would warm the cockles of one's heart to see the Israelis execute terrorists like this on a daily basis!

The lie would soon be given to the palapable nonsense that executions don't act as a deterrent, even to wanna-die Muslim fanatics!

Lisa adds -- Thank you very much for removing that picture.

[Lisa]

Wonga, I agree with what you just wrote, but that picture is making me squeamish.  Can you please remove it and instead provide a link to the website where you found it?

Thanks.

[Cato]

Wonga, I agree with what you just wrote, but that picture is making me squeamish.  Can you please remove it and instead provide a link to the website where you found it?

Thanks.

Excuse me while I puke.

[angryChineseKahanist]

What? The picture of the woman about to be gunned he posted?

Ten years ago, a 17 year old girl had drugs planted in her bags. She was executed. While she was jailed, the guards knew in their hearts that she was innocent, but there was nothing they could do about it. One of the guards told her that she would be executed by gunfire the next day and she didn't eat and cried all night before being well ventilated the following morning.

[Lisa]

Wonga, I agree with what you just wrote, but that picture is making me squeamish.  Can you please remove it and instead provide a link to the website where you found it?

Thanks.

Excuse me while I puke.

I don't understand. 

[Lisa]

What? The picture of the woman about to be gunned he posted?

Ten years ago, a 17 year old girl had drugs planted in her bags. She was executed. While she was jailed, the guards knew in their hearts that she was innocent, but there was nothing they could do about it. One of the guards told her that she would be executed by gunfire the next day and she didn't eat and cried all night before being well ventilated the following morning.

That's a very sad story.  The Chinese can be brutal.  They're not exactly known for honoring human rights.  That's why the picture that Wonga posted bothered me.  That woman could have been another innocent like that 17 year old girl who had drugs planted on her. 

[Serbian Canadian]

Wonga, I agree with what you just wrote, but that picture is making me squeamish.  Can you please remove it and instead provide a link to the website where you found it?

Thanks.

Excuse me while I puke.

Wow. If you think that picture is nauseating, I can show you a thread on this forum that has plenty of really disgusting pictures. 

[Lisa]

Not so much nauseating, as frightening and depressing. 

[Cato]

Wonga, I agree with what you just wrote, but that picture is making me squeamish.  Can you please remove it and instead provide a link to the website where you found it?

Thanks.

Excuse me while I puke.

I don't understand. 

OK, I was too brief. I meant simply that I do not have a blood lust, and least of all for seeing a young girl being shot. I approve of capital punishment, but do not revel in the act of execution, and my confidence in the Chinese authorities to decide who should be shot is zilch. I understand that they also charge the parents for the bullet. How can all those troops treat it so casually? It's mind-boggling, reminiscent of the Red Guard. Remember "Islam is Cancer"? He seemed to revel in videos of innocents being butchered. I know that there are any numbers of beheading videos around, but I am perhaps male chauvinist enough not to want to see a terrified girl of dubious guilt being shot.

[Abben]

In the United States, he would have been let g and sent to a hospital at tax payer expense.

He would also get a govt job as a translator

[syyuge]

Chinese culture was basically not like that. It has changed a lot, sometimes beyond recognition. The Red Dragon suffices.