Pakistani cops: Seminary chained kids, addicts

How nice, Islam really takes care of their people; especially the kids.

And What the hell is Islamic Instruction? Sounds nasty don't it.

Eight year old kids chained together and forced a little Islamic Instruction.

Islam the Religion of Rejects.

CBSnews
Pakistani police discovered drug addicts held in chains at an Islamic seminary that offered rehabilitation services, and said Tuesday that young children were also sometimes shackled at the institution.
The parents of around 60 young men at the seminary in the southern port city of Karachi paid it to treat their children through a regime of Islamic instruction and worship, or simply to take them off their hands.

"They were kept there like animals," said police officer Akram Naeem.

Naeem said officers had ruled out any possibility that the seminary had links with Islamist militant groups.

Patients who tried to escape or were dealing drugs were chained together, Naeem said.

Some children as young as eight were also taking regular Islamic instruction at the seminary, said policeman Rao Anwar Ahmed. He said they too were sometimes chained, if they were disobedient.

Police arrested an administrator at the complex during the raid Monday night, which was reportedly due to a tip off.

Army Uncovers Mexico's Largest Marijuana Plantation

A 300 acre pot field, and nobody it was there?

Foxnews
Mexican soldiers found the largest marijuana plantation ever detected in Mexico, a huge field covering almost 300 acres, the Defense Department said Thursday.

The plantation is four times larger than the previous record discovery by authorities at a ranch in northern Chihuahua state in 1984.

The pot plants sheltered under black screen-cloth in a huge square on the floor of the Baja California desert, more than 150 miles south of Tijuana, across the border from San Diego.

Army Gen. Alfonso Duarte said the screening, which is often used by regular farmers to protect crops from too much sun or heat, made it difficult to detect from the air what was growing underneath.

It was only when soldiers on the ground reached the isolated area Tuesday that they found thousands of pot plants as high as 2.5 yards tall. The average height of the plants was about 1.5 yards. Duarte said they were not yet ready for harvest.