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    Kids chucking stones? I read somewhere about this dude called David who launched a rock into Goliath's forehead.

    Perhaps the Palestinian kids have started to read the Holy Bible?

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    the Holy Bible?
    If you started to read the Holy Bible ,perhaps a fate worst than death awaits you? That's if you are living in the Muslim/Arab world . Take Saudi Arabia.
    Saudi Arabia continues to use barbaric methods of execution claiming they are justified by the Quran and its traditions.
    THE oppressive kingdom of Saudi Arabia has some of the most barbaric and bizarre punishments in the world.
    Public beheading, amputations,stoning, eye for an eye retribution and crucifixion all form part of the ruthless and medieval justice system.
    The country still has the trappings of one caught in a altogether different era, particularly when it comes to its justice system.

    Stoning remains a punishment for adultery for women in Saudi Arabia.
    According to one witness, the accused are put into holes and then have rocks tipped on them from a truck.
    In 2015 a married 45-year-old woman, originally from Sri Lanka, who was working as a maid in Riyadh, was sentenced to death by stoning.
    Her partner, who was single and also from Sri Lanka, was given a punishment of 100 lashes after being found guilty of the same offence.

    Stoning as a punishment in Saudi Arabia is reserved for those who have been charged with adultery. The perpetrator would be buried up to their chest or knees, people would throw stones until the condemned is confirmed dead. Though it is a legal form of punishment in Saudi Arabia,non have been done recently.

    Stoning is also a legal punishment in Pakistan, northern Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Mauritania, and Yemen. Out of these counties, stoning have occurred in Iran, Pakistan and Somalia, although the stoning in Pakistan have been outside the legal system. There are a few other countries in which stoning are not condoned by national legislation, but sentences have been carried out at a regional level or by tribal groups.

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    1 Samuel 17
    Saul and the Israelite's are facing the Philistines in the Valley of Elah. ... David hurls a stone from his sling and hits Goliath in the centre of his forehead, Goliath falls on his face to the ground, and David cuts off his head.

    The slingshot is not just a toy; throughout history it has been used as a very effective weapon for hunting all over the world. Before it became the toy we know today, the sling was used by cultures as far back as Roman times

    In fact, there is practically more documentation about this primitive weapon than almost any other. Before the classic y-shaped rubber and wood slingshot, most slings were made of leather straps with a leather cup in the centre. The ammunition, usually a rock, was placed in the cup and slung in a circular motion.

    Seriously, a slingshot is a lethal weapon. In the hands of an expert, it can kill an opponent from long distances. Used by such a skilled person, it is more accurate than a hand gun, on distances between 10 and 30 meters. But the reloading rate is slow.

    ON A FORTIFIED hill in Scotland some 1,900 years ago, a Roman army attacked local warriors by hurling lead bullets from slings that had nearly the stopping power of a modern .44 magnum handgun, according to recent experiments.

    The sling was just as important to ancient skirmishers. Due to the small size of its missiles, making them nearly invisible when released at such high velocities, the sling was particularly hard to defend against. This is especially true considering that the blunt trauma caused by the small stones upon impact could damage organs, shatter bones, and cause concussions or kill those struck in the head, even when the victim was armoured. In the 1st century B.C., the Roman medical writer Celsus stated that sling stones could even penetrate skin and become lodged within a victim’s body. The most skilled slingers of the ancient world were even more accurate and had a far greater range than many archers, making them some of the most prized skirmishers available.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balanbam00 View Post
    1 Samuel 17
    Saul and the Israelite's are facing the Philistines in the Valley of Elah. ... David hurls a stone from his sling and hits Goliath in the centre of his forehead, Goliath falls on his face to the ground, and David cuts off his head.

    The slingshot is not just a toy; throughout history it has been used as a very effective weapon for hunting all over the world. Before it became the toy we know today, the sling was used by cultures as far back as Roman times

    In fact, there is practically more documentation about this primitive weapon than almost any other. Before the classic y-shaped rubber and wood slingshot, most slings were made of leather straps with a leather cup in the centre. The ammunition, usually a rock, was placed in the cup and slung in a circular motion.

    Seriously, a slingshot is a lethal weapon. In the hands of an expert, it can kill an opponent from long distances. Used by such a skilled person, it is more accurate than a hand gun, on distances between 10 and 30 meters. But the reloading rate is slow.

    ON A FORTIFIED hill in Scotland some 1,900 years ago, a Roman army attacked local warriors by hurling lead bullets from slings that had nearly the stopping power of a modern .44 magnum handgun, according to recent experiments.

    The sling was just as important to ancient skirmishers. Due to the small size of its missiles, making them nearly invisible when released at such high velocities, the sling was particularly hard to defend against. This is especially true considering that the blunt trauma caused by the small stones upon impact could damage organs, shatter bones, and cause concussions or kill those struck in the head, even when the victim was armoured. In the 1st century B.C., the Roman medical writer Celsus stated that sling stones could even penetrate skin and become lodged within a victim’s body. The most skilled slingers of the ancient world were even more accurate and had a far greater range than many archers, making them some of the most prized skirmishers available.
    Bloody hell Balan. If I had to choose between the Saudis and Israelis I would seriously have to toss a coin. Netanyahu or bin Salman?
    What a pair of evil barstewards this duo is!

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    BT Good day , its easy ,very easy , choose 'Bibi ', and use a double headed coin,some problems can be solved very easily.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balanbam00 View Post
    BT Good day , its easy ,very easy , choose 'Bibi ', and use a double headed coin,some problems can be solved very easily.
    Lovely, bunch of retards these settlers Balan...

    https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/i...9yVMrD-fNKFONE

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    BT : Here I agree with you its the phuukin religious (settlers)....retards!!!!!!


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    BT : Here I agree with you its the phuukin religious (settlers)....retards!!!!!!

    I never knew Matt Lucas was Jewish?

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    ''In a final solution we will not allow the presence of a single jew, civilian or soldier, on our lands.'' 2016 Mahmoud Abbas.

    President of the Palestinian Authority,

    .....and you support the Palestinians!!!!

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    The big problem with that scenario Balan is the Palestinians have virtually no land left to defend.

    Regurgitating the "Final Solution" is abhorrent by the way.

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