Saturday, July 3, 2010

Harry Potter Actress 'Padma' (Afshan Azad) Victim of Attempted Muslim Honor Killing?

You would think an incident like this involving actress from a well known movie would garner some serious attention and further inquiry; apparently not...

http://www.uncoverage.net/2010/07/media-whitewash-of-harry-potter-attempted-honor-killing

"The Muslim actress who plays ‘Padma’ in the Harry Potter films has fled her home in Manchester, England after her father and brother tried to kill her. The father and brother have since been charged with attempted murder (with the brother also being charged with physically assaulting his sister); both were jailed. In the meantime, the young girl, Afshan Azad, 22, has fled to London to stay with friends. She’s going to need some hiding because both the father and brother have now been released on bail. It’s clear that the police recognize the girl’s life is in grave danger because the police put restrictions on the bail.
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That last part – ‘contact an unnamed man’ gives the grisly clue to what triggered the murderous rage of the father and brother. The ‘unnamed man’ is clearly someone whom the young actress had been seeing. As a result of her association, the father and brother tried to kill her. In short, this was an attempted Muslim ‘honor killing’.
But the Daily Mail flatly refuses to state this obvious fact. You can read the article from top to bottom but not a single word of it identifies the father and brother’s murderous attack for what it is – an attempted honor killing. It gets worse – the Daily Mail won’t even identify the father and brother as Muslim. Why? It’s because the Daily Mail, like the media worldwide, quakes in cowardly fear of offending the ‘religion of peace’. Even when that religion orders a father to mercilessly slaughter his own child – as happened in this grisly case – the Daily Mail still won’t print the truth about the Muslim faith.
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