Pakistan's internet sensation Qandeel Baloch murdered by her brother in suspected 'honor killing'.

[RandySF]

According to a report in Pakistani media outlet Dawn, social media sensation and model Quandeel Baloch was reportedly murdered by her brother. Her brother had allegedly been threatening her for putting up Facebook posts and videos, that some called ‘bold’.

The police added that Qandeel was in Multan for a week and forensic experts are examining the corpse. While earlier reports suggested that the she had been shot, the police are saying that she was strangled to death at her Multan residence, and her brother fled after committing the ghastly crime.

Baloch had reportedly been getting death threats and had sought security from the interior ministry but received no response. She was reportedly planning to settle down abroad and had told the Express Tribune: “I know I will not be provided security and I am not feeling secured here so have decided to move abroad with my parents after Eidul Fitr.”

Baloch, who has often been compared to reality TV star Kim Kardashian, was in the news when a man claimed on television that he’d been married to Baloch. Baloch admitted that she was married and had a son with him and that he used to beat her up. Baloch claimed that she was married when she was 17 and the marriage ended in a year. She said: “He never told my child I am his mother. It was a forced marriage. He tortured me day and night during the one year I was married to him. After a year, I ran away with my son and sought refuge in Darul Aman.”


http://www.dnaindia.com/entertainment/report-pakistan-s-internet-sensation-qandeel-baloch-reportedly-shot-dead-by-her-brother-2235002

[joshcryer]

1. How sad, her last post was only a mere 9 hours ago.

[grossproffit]

2. Oh my God. I'm sickened. EVIL!

I'm so upset right now. fuckers!

[grossproffit]

5. Screw you, you piece of shit.

Responding to this post:

"Stop being so Eurocentric

Imagine someone in the US killed Paris Hilton or Kim Kardashian. Would anyone care about those bitches? Would you call their killer evil? Doubt it. This basically amounts to the same thing.

The real culprit in this whole mess is feminism. Feminism is the world's greatest evil, and the degrading effect it has had on women makes you want to weep. It's bad enough that the feminist cancer is allowed to thrive in the Western world, but to allow it to fester in Islamic nations, which are relatively pure and still protect the honor of their women, is a Crime Against Nature.

Maybe now these bimbos will learn that words have consequences, and stop spreading their filth on social media. You do not have the right to say what you want, or promote your deviant agenda."

[grossproffit]

7. It's your type that is the disease. You don't scare me.

Reply to this post:

" Liberalism is a disease

It has almost destroyed the Western world and now you want it to infect the Islamic world too.

No, SCREW YOU."

[grossproffit]

9. We are much stronger than you will ever be. My God isn't vengeful, yours is. You will lose.

Message responded to:

"Guess what? You are going to lose the Clash of Civilizations
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You are weak. You are corrupt and decadent, and no longer have the will to fight for anything.

You will lose."

[Rhiannon12866]

11. Sorry about that

It was one of our nastiest and most persistent trolls. He's gone now.

[Hortensis]

19. Well, the message is recognizable enough. Lol.

If I see him again I'll alert on first sight, but like this time he's normally long gone before I do.

[Rhiannon12866]

22. I just feel bad when anyone has to read these awful things

We usually get them on the first post. But never hesitate to alert if you see this kind of post. If MIRT misses the initial post, we'll get a notification.

[Hortensis]

24. You do a very good job.

[Rhiannon12866]

25. Thanks so much!

They think they can get by us at night - but we're always watching...

[MH1]

33. So since you seem to recognize this troll, just curious, is what was shown his actual persona

(i.e. radical anti-woman) or was that just the schtick he used for trolling this particular thread? I.e. trolling for the sake of trolling, or just anti-woman and anti-liberal a-hole?

[Rhiannon12866]

34. It varies.

He seems to hate pretty much everybody. I'm guessing he was inspired by the thread to be misogynistic this time. I can't imagine anyone being so aggressively hateful towards so many different groups, can't help thinking he comes here just to upset us.

[MH1]

36. Got it, thanks. Blessed be the MIRT team!

Thank you for saving us from these a-holes.

[Rhiannon12866]

37. Thanks so much!

We're always watching, most people forget that. Don't hesitate to alert on posts like that, though, we appreciate the help...

[EL34x4]

31. He might be right about one thing.

"You ... no longer have the will to fight for anything."

They'll fight for their culture. I'm not sure these days we'll fight for ours.

[grossproffit]

3. Praising her murder. Sickening.

[MADem]

13. It seems to me there are trolls in Pakistan, too--I'll bet many of those accounts are fakes.

The sentiments expressed are ugly as hell but I'll bet the detractors are males. For example, "AyeeshaMirza" deleted "her" comments after a shitload of people got on "her:"

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Marziyeh ?@misiyeh 2h2 hours ago
@SAMEER0107 @XilleIlahi @AyeeshaMirza sicko. Hypocrite. The common man.
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And @AyeeshaMirza deletes her sick tweets. ?ấṛő added,
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Behind every honor killing there are jealous, frustrated, love less bitches like YOU @AyeeshaMirza https://twitter.com/AyeeshaMirza/status/754205529342369792 …
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SAMEER YADAV ?@SAMEER0107 3h3 hours ago
@XilleIlahi @AyeeshaMirza just an example


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N ?@condeshunzz 3h3 hours ago
@Sarkhail7Khan @AyeeshaMirza and a hp fan smh
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R ?@RTAluvzAfridi 3h3 hours ago
.@AyeeshaMirza That "hoe" still has more honor and respect in my eyes than you who justifies her killing.
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wisdom Quotes ?@wisdomscripture 3h3 hours ago
@AyeeshaMirza Who is a hoe? Anyone who exposes more than her eyes,hands,feet? then aren't you one? Shame on you.
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Sam ?@TheJadedQueen 3h3 hours ago Watford, East
@AyeeshaMirza your name suggests you are a Harry Potter fan... Haven't you learned nothing from HP!!?? Allah was her judge not her brother..
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rimanshi ?@rimanshi 3h3 hours ago
@AyeeshaMirza Jaisa raja, waisi Praja..U r a pure sadistic person to take pleasure over #QandeelBaloch killing @rahulroushan
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[AngryAmish]

16. No. They have a vwery different culture than ours.

In their minds she was an affirmative threat to her family. (I think. But being the Pakistani version of Kim Kardashianis a dangerous spot.)

This culture we live in is not universal.

[MADem]

18. Well, I did some research on that "woman" saying the ugly things, and

before she deleted her ugly tweets, """she"""" had an unusual and rabid interest in sports, cricket, football, etc.

So....whatever. Who knows what '''her''' name was before? On Twitter, you can change the name and keep the account.

I used to live in that neck of the woods--I know the culture. Yes, there is tolerance for this kind of atrocity, but those remarks were way out of line.

[Hortensis]

23. Used to have a Turkish Muslim man in our group.

Nice guy, schooled in America and working here and there, very comfortable with women as people, very good looking (tall, blond and blue-eyed), I believe moderate conservative to liberal in outlook, but he was quite matter of fact when he said that the men in his family would be required to kill a female relative who behaved in unacceptable ways. Their duty.

[MADem]

26. She and her parents were leaving the country--such a senseless crime, and no honor in it.

Your friend sounds like a closet fundy to me.

[Hortensis]

29. He definitely wasn't the kind of person who chooses

fundamentalist religion, but his family may well have been fundamentalist, or perhaps just very traditional. They seemed from his chat nice people, a very cohesive, modestly prosperous family who lived in the east in a mountain valley that sounded very beautiful.

I once asked him about belonging to two very different cultures, and he said something to the effect that he changed his attitudes and his clothes depending on where he was and that both had much that were right about them, and wrong. A quintessentially open-minded outlook.

[MADem]

30. He may have been Kurdish--blond hair and blue eyes, living in the east? nt

[Hortensis]

32. In those days ('90s) I wasn't really paying

much attention, MADem, but I don't remember him talking about ethnic issues at all, just family. My guess is he would have if they were subjected to the kind of government oppression the Kurds have been.

[MH1]

35. Whatever he was, he didn't consider female human beings to be human beings.

The idea that he would have to kill a female member of the family who "behaves in unacceptable ways" ... indicates the "female member" is viewed as no more than property, or perhaps an appendage to be cut off.

Or he would have said that he would have to kill any member of the family who "behaves in unacceptable ways".

[prayin4rain]

38. Exactly. Murdering women for "bad" behavior is not open minded, in my book. n/t

[Democat]

21. Why do you refuse to believe that some people want all gay people dead?

And women treated as property?

[MADem]

27. Excuse me? nt

[LeftishBrit]

12. There are no words for this...

[Crunchy Frog]

14. Death penalty needs to happen.

[apcalc]

15. Some of these posts are ugly and unacceptable.

Who are these people celebrating murder and honor killing?

[AngryAmish]

17. Clannish culture.h

Pakistan is deeply inbred.

Not in the '"Ha, ha Kentucky" way. The majority of people there marry a cousin as per selected by the family. This produces an insularity where shame is deeply felt by family.

My wife is American Pakistani. Some in her family tried to get her to marry various cousins in Pakistan back in the day.

[Democat]

20. Is this related to religion or not?

There are many DU threads claiming that religion has nothing to do with the terrorist attacks in France.

What about this?

[MADem]

28. This is "related to religion" the same way that the anti-abortion movement is "related to religion."

While it is religious nutjobs who run around shooting abortion doctors and threatening women exercising their right to choose, many of those doctors are also observant of a religious faith, as are their patients.


It's one of those things where you can't take out the broad brush.

I am of the view that the terrorist attacks did have a religious element. I think that Nice truck nutjob got ahold of one of those magazines that talks about how even if you are the biggest screw-up in all of Islam, if you just do One Massive Act of Martyrdom, all your sins will be forgiven and you'll get a golden ticket to paradise. This guy was a pork eating, wife beating, catting around asshole, but he just got fired, he had mental health issues, his life was a mess and he may have been ready to check out--he probably figured he could buy himself a ticket by slaughtering infidels and, at the same time, in effect doing suicide by cop--and that would solve his dilemma.

If you do it during Ramadan, you get upgraded to first class and comped a suite on Cloud 9....