FBI succumbs to DHIMMITUDE and removes “honor killings” from Wanted Poster. Shariah Laws at work

On October 22, 2008 · In Dhimmitude, Uncategorized

AP/Irving Police Department

Yaser Abdel Said

The FBI removed all mention of the controversial term “honor killing” from the wanted poster of a double-murder suspect after FOXNews.com ran a story announcing the use of the term.

Yasser Abdel Said, wanted for the murder of his two daughters, has eluded authorities for almost a year. The bodies of the young women — Sarah Said, 17, and Amina Said, 18 — were discovered in the back of a taxicab in Irving, Texas, on New Year’s Day.

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According to family members, Said felt he was compelled to kill his daughters because they had disgraced the family by dating non-Muslims and acting too “Western.”

The girls’ great aunt, Gail Gartrell, has always called the case an “honor killing.” And for a few days — until last Friday — the FBI publicly agreed.

“The 17- and 18-year-old girls were dating American boys, which was contrary to their father’s rules of not dating non-Muslim boys,” The FBI “wanted” poster read early last week. “Reportedly, the girls were murdered due to an ‘Honor Killing.’”