Another Mish-Mosh

I found a few stories out there and couldn't decide which one to throw out for discussion, so I've decided to link to all three.

First, this is so damned evil I don't know what to say. A woman in Virginia is charged with murder after throwing her 2 1/2-year-old granddaughter off a six-story mall parking garage walkway.

The worst part is the little girl survived for a span of time. She was transported to the hospital where she later passed.

I don't know whether I'd like to do the same to this soulless thing that she did to that baby, or to just put a bullet in her.

Next we have this creepy story:

Some 911 calls in Manhattan will now bring out two ambulances, one hurrying to the scene and one lagging slightly behind.

The first one will try to save the patient’s life. The second one will try to save the patient’s kidneys, in case the first ambulance fails.

After months of grappling with the ethical and legal implications, New York City medical officials are beginning to test a system that they hope will one day greatly increase the number of organs collected for transplant.

For five months starting Wednesday, the city will deploy a specially trained team that will monitor 911 calls for people who may be in danger of dying, like those having a heart attack. If efforts to resuscitate the patient fail, the team will quickly move in and try to save the kidneys; normally, patients who die outside hospitals cannot be donors because if too much time passes after the heart stops beating, the organs are unusable.

City officials said the project would be the first of its kind in the United States, though similar operations have been carried out in Europe. They said that they believed they had solved any ethical problems by adopting what they called very conservative standards for who would qualify as a donor.

To overcome fears that patients would be allowed to die for the sake of their organs, officials said that doctors and paramedics trying to resuscitate a patient would not be told whether the preservation unit was waiting in the wings until a supervisor had given the order to stop rescue efforts. The organ team, which will travel in a bright red and white ambulance marked “Organ Preservation Unit,” is supposed to remain out of sight.

The dead person would have to have registered as a donor through a card, driver’s license or online registry, and the family would also have to give consent.

The trial, which is being financed with a $1.5 million federal grant, is limited: to most areas of Manhattan, to the hours of 4 p.m. to midnight, to adults between 18 and 60, and to people who die of cardiac arrest at home or another residence.

To satisfy concerns that evidence of a crime could be destroyed in the harvesting process, a police detective sergeant would go to the home to be sure that there had been no foul play.

This seems rather ghoulish to me... And the shock to the family! To have your loved one suffer cardiac arrest in your living room and then have a team rush them for a snap decision? This whole thing just smells. 

(Read the rest here.)

Now, a good story: The Oklahoma State Election Board is appealing the injunction imposed by a petty dictator in a black robe, otherwise known as a federal judge,  against We The People's decision to restrict Sharia law being considered in that state's courts.

It would seem like a no-brainer to bar judges from considering Sharia, which is highly unconstitutional and deeply oppressive of women... Unless you're a leftist dhimmi who must avoid offending Islam at all costs.

CAIR in Oklahoma is seeking a permanent injunction against the People's will. Why they are being considered instead of being rounded up and charged with belonging to a terrorist organization is beyond me.

I suppose we shall have to wait and see if the federal government imposes Sharia and dhimmitude upon the people of Oklahoma, who wisely don't want legal decisions based upon the 'teachings' of a pedophiliac and murderous marauder.


Next, a wise teacher of that so-called religion of peace mentioned above beat his wife for daring to want a more 'western lifestyle'; or a life which includes civil rights, I would suppose.

The Daily Mail reports:

Sheikh Abu Adam, 40, is now on remand in Munich while his wife, 31, is being guarded by police.

She was allegedly assaulted so badly that she suffered a broken nose and shoulder and numerous cuts and bruises.

Media reports claimed the woman, who has borne one of his ten children, wanted to live a more ‘western’ lifestyle and was allegedly attacked after telling her husband.

The police said they received a call from a lawyer hired by the victim.

Adam is alleged to have shouted a verse from the Koran at his wife as he beat her.

The line said: ‘Good women are obedient. They guard their unseen parts because God has guarded them.

‘As for those from whom you fear disobedience, admonish them and send them to beds apart and beat them.’

According to the Daily Mail, Adam also advises the German government on interfaith issues and gave a lecture on non-violence as recently as a week ago. He faces jail time if convicted.

See Pat Condell knock it out of the park again, this time on the dhimmitude of Sweden.


 Finally: WHISKEY-TANGO-FOXTROT?!?