Lahore, Pakistan -Monday, June 12, 2017 -(TerraUS, mhUSA)-
In a show of unanimous Justice and pure tribal subculturism, inbred since Muslim colonialism took over the country over 12 centuries ago, a Pakistani Court has condemned a man to death for the offense of Insulting the Muslim Prophet: Muhammad.

Accordingly, the man ' s deeds are by no means murder, pillaging or raping which were common and part of their everyday practice for the Prophet and his accomplices, his entire entropee of Insult was to post remarks against his Holy eminence. Maybe Kathy Griffin and her friend Cooper should try a hand in Pakistan.

THe man ' s comments were posted on Facebook. That was his crime for which he was handed nothing but a death sentence. The conviction of Taimoor Raza, 30, follows a high-profile crackdown against blasphemy on social media by the government of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

Shafiq Qureshi, public prosecutor in Bahawalpur, said Raza was convicted for allegedly making derogatory remarks against Prophet Muhammad, his wives and companions.

"An anti terrorism court of Bahawalpur has handed him the death sentence," Qureshi told Reuters." It is the first ever death sentence in a case that involves social media." It is rare for a "counter-terrorism", it is ironinc that a country that is a breeding nest of terrorists should have the gall to call itself "anti terrorism," court to hear blasphemy cases but Raza ' s trial fell under this category because his charge sheet included counter-terrorism offences linked to hate speech.

Qureshi said Raza was arrested after playing blasphemous and hate speech material on his phone on a bus stop in Bahawalpur, where a counter-terrorism officer arrested him and confiscated his phone. The material obtained from the phone led to Raza ' s conviction, he added.

"The trial was conducted in Bahawapur jail in tight security," Qureshi said Qureshi added that Raza belongs to the minority Shia community and in court he was accused of spreading "hate speech" against the Deobani sect, which adheres to a strict school of Sunni Islam.

There have been at least 67 murders over unproven allegations since 1990, according to figures from a research center and independent records kept by Reuters

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