Comments on: Children and ritualistic terror http://www.pickledpolitics.com/archives/660 Current affairs for a progressive generation Sat, 04 Feb 2012 17:02:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: mirax http://www.pickledpolitics.com/archives/660#comment-28948 mirax Fri, 21 Jul 2006 15:26:30 +0000 http://www.pickledpolitics.com/archives/660#comment-28948 >>Do the Tamil Tigers or other criminal gangs have similar sets of oaths to the masons? I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for an answer from Ms Sajini, cause I seriously doubt she knows what she is talking about. It was just an op to slant something negative - in however tangential a manner- at the Tamil tigers. Mr Sivajumar may have been murdered for any number of reasons by agents of the Tigers (though the perps remain unidentified) but it was not a 'ritualistic terror' killing just cause some rice sacks were found on him. Ms Salini chooses to style it so, that's all. If it was, in the unlikiest event, some bizarrre ritual killing, then it is more probable the Tigers weren't involved and a more personal reason exists for the murder. >>Do the Tamil Tigers or other criminal gangs have similar sets of oaths to the masons?

I wouldn’t hold my breath waiting for an answer from Ms Sajini, cause I seriously doubt she knows what she is talking about. It was just an op to slant something negative – in however tangential a manner- at the Tamil tigers. Mr Sivajumar may have been murdered for any number of reasons by agents of the Tigers (though the perps remain unidentified) but it was not a ‘ritualistic terror’ killing just cause some rice sacks were found on him. Ms Salini chooses to style it so, that’s all.

If it was, in the unlikiest event, some bizarrre ritual killing, then it is more probable the Tigers weren’t involved and a more personal reason exists for the murder.

]]> By: Roger http://www.pickledpolitics.com/archives/660#comment-28873 Roger Fri, 21 Jul 2006 10:11:49 +0000 http://www.pickledpolitics.com/archives/660#comment-28873 There's a difference between the "torso in the Thames", which seems to have been a case of murder for witchcraft purposes, and the other cases with children, which involved either "normal" cruelty or attempts to deal with what was thought to be inappropriate behaviour by children. With Mr Sivakumar the ritual was an apparent consequence of the murder- rather like Calvi where the apparently rhetorical oaths made by Freemasons were taken literally by the killers. Do the Tamil Tigers or other criminal gangs have similar sets of oaths to the masons? There’s a difference between the “torso in the Thames”, which seems to have been a case of murder for witchcraft purposes, and the other cases with children, which involved either “normal” cruelty or attempts to deal with what was thought to be inappropriate behaviour by children. With Mr Sivakumar the ritual was an apparent consequence of the murder- rather like Calvi where the apparently rhetorical oaths made by Freemasons were taken literally by the killers. Do the Tamil Tigers or other criminal gangs have similar sets of oaths to the masons?

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