A new documentary, Saudi Arabia Uncovered, is coming out about the US’s good friend Saudi Arabia, and against all odds it will apparently tell the truth about that tyrannical monarchy, with graphic videos and photographs. (Warning: even this article is not for the faint of heart or weak of stomach. SLL has not reproduced the photographs from the Daily Mail article, for those please go to the original article via the link at the bottom of this excerpt.) From Peter Osborne at dailymail.co.uk:
Five bodies hang from a pole suspended between two cranes, a public display which serves as a reminder to those who might contemplate a life of crime.
They belonged to a gang of five robbers, all of whom were publicly beheaded before their corpses were hoisted high in the air, where they remained for days.
The gruesome sight is one scene in a shocking documentary to be aired this week which sheds light on life in Saudi Arabia, one of the world’s bloodiest and most secretive countries.
The film, Saudi Arabia Uncovered, contains harrowing footage of beheadings. A woman dressed in black is held down at the side of a public road by four Saudi policemen, after she has been convicted of killing her stepdaughter.
She is executed with a sword blow to the neck, as she screams: ‘I did not do it.’
We have all heard of the brutality of the Saudi regime, but what makes this documentary so chilling is that we see it on camera.
In another beheading scene, the executioner, dressed in the white robes typically worn by Saudi men, raises his curved sword above his head and brings it down in a single sweep.
To continue reading: A woman beheaded in the road. Five headless corpses hanging from cranes.
