Meanwhile, as the focus of American news has been on the conventions, the radical Islamics are continuing in their barbaric ways.  In a small village of Pakistan, three young women were shot and then buried alive, because they went against tribal customs and preferred to choose their own husbands.  Along with the teens, two older women were buried along with them, because the two sympathized with the three young girls by protesting.

They were abducted by gunpoint, taken by land cruiser Jeep to a remote area and shot.

“The girls were seriously injured but were still alive at that moment. Sattar Umrani and his accomplices hurled them into a wide ditch and covered them with earth and stones. When the two older women protested and tried to stop the burial, the attackers were so angry that they also pushed them into the ditch and buried them alive. After completing the burial, they fired several shots into to the air so that no one would come close.”  More. . .

There is some protest to the protest, but the ruling elite have nothing more to say than “It is a Baluch tribal tradition (to bury accused women alive) and we have to respect it.”  

Tribal customs or not, this is still terrorism, although be it terrorism focused on their own.  

Elections and Hurricane Gustav take center stage in American news, but across the globe some sort of Islamic terrorism is an everyday affair. 

Here in the US, CNN defends Islamism by closing their eyes to the radical nature of the madrassa teachings of the “Karachi Kids.” 

And back in the middle east, in Gaza, formerly Jewish land traded to the Palestinians for peace, 11 year old boys are being trained to kill Jews.

In Mexico, it’s the drug cartel beheading dealers and dumping their carcasses near Cancun. 

Terror by any other name is still . . . terrorism. 

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