Im Irak geht das Morden nun Richtig los.

Die Amis sind weg, nun zeigt sich wie Erbärmlich und Blöd diese Leute sind. Wie die Vorväter aus Uralten Zeiten werden Menschen geschlachtet wie Vieh. Und von der Sorte laufen auch in Europa genug rum.

Wir Europäer haben Milliarden für den Regimewandel im Irak ausgegeben. Saddam Hussein musste um jeden Preis gestürzt werden, weil die Iraker schließlich ein Recht auf Demokratie haben. Saddam Hussein ließ schließlich Menschen hinrichten. Und heute? Jetzt gibt es mehr Hinrichtungen im Irak als jemals zuvor. Allein in den ersten 40 Tagen des Jahres 2012 wurden 65 von den Gerichten verhängte Todesurteile vollstreckt. Im Irak kann man jetzt für mehr Straftaten zum Tode verurteilt werden als unter Saddam Hussein. Einer der neuen Straftatbestände mit zwingender Todesstrafe ist etwa das „Beschädigen von öffentlichem Eigentum“. Das ist die eine offizielle Seite der Hinrichtungen, gegen die kein westlicher Politiker protestiert. Die andere: Es gibt jetzt im Irak wieder eine islamische Religionspolizei. Und die steinigt Menschen auf den Straßen, wenn sie sich unislamisch verhalten. Unabhängig von den schon erwähnten staatlichen Hinrichtungen, die von Gerichten legitimiert werden, wurden allein im vergangenen Monat und nur in Bagdad rund 90 Teenager von der Religionspolizei auf den Straßen gesteinigt, weil sie sich »unislamisch« verhalten haben. Dazu reicht es, enge Kleidung zu tragen. Und das Bagdader Innenministerium deckt diese Tötungen. Willkommen im befreiten Irak. Wofür haben wir dort also Milliarden ausgegeben? Für »Demokratie« und Regimewechsel? Es ist jetzt schlimmer als je zuvor.

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Iraqi teenagers stoned to death for “emo” haircuts

Published Friday, March 9, 2012

At least 90 Iraqi teenagers with “emo” appearances have been stoned to death by religious extremists in Baghdad in the past month after an inflammatory interior ministry statement dubbed it “devil worshiping”, activists said.

Iraq’s Moral Police released a chilling statement on the interior ministry’s website condemning the “emo phenomenon” among Iraqi youth, disturbingly declaring its intent to “eliminate” the trend.

“The ‘Emo phenomenon’ or devil worshiping is being followed by the Moral Police who have the approval to eliminate [the phenomenon] as soon as possible since it’s detrimentally affecting the society and becoming a danger,” the statement read.

“They wear strange, tight clothes that have pictures on them such as skulls and use stationary that are shaped as skulls. They also wear rings on their noses and tongues, and do other strange activities,” it continued.

Religious extremists caught onto the interior ministry statement, and have been harassing and killing teenagers with “strange” or “emo” appearances.

A group of armed men dressed in civilian clothing led dozens of teenagers to secluded areas a few days ago, stoned them to death, and then disposed their bodies in garbage dumpsters across the capital, according to activists.

The armed men are said to belong to “one of the most extremist religious groups” in Iraq.

“First they throw concrete blocks at the boy’s arms, then at his legs, then the final blow is to his head, and if he is not dead then, they start all over again,” one person who managed to escape told Al-Akhbar.

Iraq’s moral police was granted approval by the Ministry of Education to enter Baghdad schools and pinpoint students with such appearances, according to the interior ministry’s statement.

The exact death toll remains unclear, but Hana al-Bayaty of Brussels Tribunal, an NGO dealing with Iraqi issues, said the current figure ranges “between 90 and 100.”

“What’s most disturbing about this is that they’re so young,” she said.

Al-Bayaty said the killings appear to have been carried out by extremist Shia militias in mostly poor Shia neighborhoods and said she suspected “there’s complicity of the Ministry of Interior in the killings.”

Photos of the victims were released on Facebook, causing panic and fear among Iraqi students.

A young man with long hair expressed alarm at the government-ordained harassment of teenagers with Western appearances.

“I have long hair but that doesn’t mean I’m an Emo. I’m not less of a man if I have long hair. Let’s not say that if I have long hair, I’m a homosexual, but I have long hair because this is my style, this is me,” he told Iraq’s Al-Sharqiya television network.

Below is the full Al-Sharqiya report in Arabic:

Safiyyah al-Suhail, an MP, said on Thursday that “some students have been recently arrested because they were wearing American jeans or had Western haircuts.”

The interior ministry has not disclosed the number of teenage victims, but released a follow-up statement on Thursday warning extremists “not to step on public freedom of Iraqis.”

News of the gruesome deaths drew a stern reaction from Iraq’s prominent Shia cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, who criticized the stoning of the young men as “an act of terrorism.”

Below is the full English translation of the Iraqi interior ministry’s inflammatory statement (original Arabic here):

The Director of the Moral Police of the Interior Ministry released a statement, saying “The ‘Emo phenomenon’ or devil worshiping is being followed by the Moral Police who have the approval to eliminate [the phenomenon] as soon as possible since it’s detrimentally affecting the society and becoming a danger.”

‘Emo’ comes from the English word ‘emotional’ and the phenomenon is popular among teenagers not only in Iraq, but in most societies. They use their appearances and movements as a method to express their emotions and embody their will and their view of life in their behavior.

http://m.english.al-akhbar.com/content/iraqi-teenagers-stoned-death-emo-haircuts