Monday, March 19, 2012
The Price Of Death
A study by human right group NGO CIVIC revealed the amount of money paid to relatives of victims killed by NATO forces in Afghanistan. Source
If you are killed by German forces your family would by lucky because they paid the highest amount for a single death as much as US$25,000.
Italy forces paid US$13,500.
US military paid US$2,500.
Your family would be unlucky if you are killed by a British soldier, they paid a pittance of US$210 only for your death.
So, the moral of the story is, if you are an Afghan try to avoid being killed by British forces.
Back in America the land of opportunity.
The parents of 18 years old Erin Peterson and 23 years old Julia Pryde both killed in 2007 Virginia Tech University massacre was awarded US$4 million each.
Families of other victims shared US$11 million compensation award. Source
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Thursday, March 15, 2012
What Two Religion Say About Respecting The Dead
Islam
In Islam, there is a well-established code of ethics that the prophet of Islam preached and practiced throughout his life.
The Prophet prohibits attacks on a wounded person, ensures the safety of prisoner of war and gives unequivocal instruction about not killing captives.
Islam categorically prohibits its followers from disgracing or mutilating the corpses of their enemies.
The respectful treatment of a dead body is a universally recognized principle, even if the dead person is a tyrant.
The spectacle of people walking past and taking pictures of the putrefying bodies of Gaddafi and his son degrades not the dead but those who allow such an abhorrent act. Daily Mail
Article Source: The Guardian
Judism
It has been said that one can be measure by how civilized a culture is by the way it treated the dead.
It is explained how, according to Jewish law, the body is gently cleansed as a preparation for burial.
Prayers are recited, and a "shomer" (guardian) stays with the deceased throughout the process.
Jewish tradition places great importance on the "Levaya," the act of accompanying the dead body to the grave.
The rationale for this practices it beyond simply showing respect to the deceased.
It is when you is kind to the poor is looked upon as being a partner with the Almighty, it follows that someone who shows kindness to the dead (who are "poorer" than any living person), will certainly have gained this relationship with God.
Article Source: Vayechi (Genesis 47:28-50:26) Respect For The Dead
Other Blog: Men's Health Medicine
In Islam, there is a well-established code of ethics that the prophet of Islam preached and practiced throughout his life.
The Prophet prohibits attacks on a wounded person, ensures the safety of prisoner of war and gives unequivocal instruction about not killing captives.
Islam categorically prohibits its followers from disgracing or mutilating the corpses of their enemies.
The respectful treatment of a dead body is a universally recognized principle, even if the dead person is a tyrant.
The spectacle of people walking past and taking pictures of the putrefying bodies of Gaddafi and his son degrades not the dead but those who allow such an abhorrent act. Daily Mail
Article Source: The Guardian
Judism
It has been said that one can be measure by how civilized a culture is by the way it treated the dead.
It is explained how, according to Jewish law, the body is gently cleansed as a preparation for burial.
Prayers are recited, and a "shomer" (guardian) stays with the deceased throughout the process.
Jewish tradition places great importance on the "Levaya," the act of accompanying the dead body to the grave.
The rationale for this practices it beyond simply showing respect to the deceased.
It is when you is kind to the poor is looked upon as being a partner with the Almighty, it follows that someone who shows kindness to the dead (who are "poorer" than any living person), will certainly have gained this relationship with God.
Article Source: Vayechi (Genesis 47:28-50:26) Respect For The Dead
Other Blog: Men's Health Medicine
Friday, March 9, 2012
Yitzhak Kaduri : Ariel Sharon And The Messiah
Doctors in Israel are frantically keeping comatose Ariel Sharon alive as long as possible in order to prolong the destruction of the world and preventing the coming of the Messiah.
In 2005, a leading Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzhak Kaduri known as the Kabbalistic Elder called upon all Jews over and around the world to return to Israel before the impending disasters which threaten to strike the world and to start building the Temple in preparation for the coming of Jewish righteous Mashiarch (Messiah).
He said that the present government will be the last of the "old era" and that Ariel Sharon will be the last prime minister of Israel. Although comatose, Ariel Sharon is still alive today and succeeded by Netanyahu.
Upon Sharon death the inevitable destruction will happen and followed by the coming the Messiah.
Kaduri died in January 2006.
Before his death, he revealed that the Messiah would appear after the death of Ariel Sharon and the Messiah name is Yehoshua (Jesus).
You can buy and read Yitzhak Kaduri book below.
The Rabbi Who Found Messiah: The Story of Yitzhak Kaduri and His Prophecies of the Endtime
Other Blog:
Still No Yehoshua
Men's Health Medicine
In 2005, a leading Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzhak Kaduri known as the Kabbalistic Elder called upon all Jews over and around the world to return to Israel before the impending disasters which threaten to strike the world and to start building the Temple in preparation for the coming of Jewish righteous Mashiarch (Messiah).
He said that the present government will be the last of the "old era" and that Ariel Sharon will be the last prime minister of Israel. Although comatose, Ariel Sharon is still alive today and succeeded by Netanyahu.
Upon Sharon death the inevitable destruction will happen and followed by the coming the Messiah.
Kaduri died in January 2006.
Before his death, he revealed that the Messiah would appear after the death of Ariel Sharon and the Messiah name is Yehoshua (Jesus).
You can buy and read Yitzhak Kaduri book below.
The Rabbi Who Found Messiah: The Story of Yitzhak Kaduri and His Prophecies of the Endtime
Other Blog:
Still No Yehoshua
Men's Health Medicine
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