Basic Dimension
(354) Quick Scan Honor Killing Checklist
Quick Scan Honor Killings:
NB: Some of the following characteristics of honor killings from the inbreeding culture were later adopted by Islam and have nothing to do with inbreeding itself anymore:
Assumption 604: Quick Honor Killing Checklist:
A: REINCARNATION KILLINGS:
1. The victim is a female relative and died by murder.
2. The perpetrator is a male relative.
3. The combination of 1 and 2 almost certainly indicates a reincarnation killing if one or more of the following conditions are met:
- Rape of the victim by a not relative.
- Loss of virginity of the unmarried victim.
- Pregnancy of the unmarried victim.
- Abortion* by the victim.
- Refusal of forced marriage.
- Adultery committed by the married victim, unless with
another relative.
- Filing for divorce by the victim.
- Dating non-Muslims.
- Western lifestyle.
- Victim is an outcast and/or a family council preceded the
murder.
* Abortion is the open nerve of reincarnation.
The above characteristics mostly seem to refer to acceptable female sexual behavior. It is therefore completely incomprehensible that Muslim males condemn this with murder as result. And by the way, what moral high way are they referring to when they cut their daughters to pieces?
No, science is completely wrong, because Muslims don't know themselves, don't know their own unconscious:
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The real cause of honor killings must be their suppressed reincarnation instinct. Only that fits the primal equations of Human Religion: HR = f(SR) and HR2 = f (HR1).
Have you ever wondered why the "moral code" of Muslims refers almost exclusively to sexuality? And then mainly female sexuality? That is monotheistic terror caused by male heterosexuality. But morality and decent female sexual behavior cannot be the reason for honor killings. It is only what we observe from the outside.
4. The perpetrator is said to be a female relative (mother, sister). That is likely a lie if any of the circumstances in 3. occurs. Otherwise, there might be a different cause. Women do not respond to a reincarnation instinct through inbreeding. At most, there is social pressure to commit honor killings or to take the blame. (130) The tragedy of Mirjam Abarkan 🔴 And by the way, we define honor killings as a male sexual lust.
B: RESENTMENT REVENGE:
The basic difference between A and B is that a woman is always killed in a reincarnation psychosis, because the Muslim male does not want to reincarnate into her offspring, whereas in case of revenge, the woman has to stay alive to feel pain for a lifetime.
C: BORDERLINE CASE:
Reincarnation domain extension:
For Romina Ashrafi, we see only 'lost virginity' as reason for murder. But maybe she was already pregnant. Now think empathically. Fourteen-year-old Romina lost her father's trust. He would never "trust" her again and without killing her, he possibly would have to reincarnate into a hybrid in his afterlife. But he does not realize this unconscious thinking. All he feels is that she has shamed his 'love'. He is in shock of a stone cold psychosis.
What it's all about:
Tribal Separation Anxiety Disorder.
That is why they kill their daughters on the suspicion of any sexual contact with
non-tribal males. So, rape of a young girl, loss of virginity through a stranger,
pregnancy from a non-Muslim, abortion in which an ancestor is killed who cannot return into the tribe as a hybrid, Western slutty lifestyle leading to possible adultery, or whatever suspicion which drives Muslim males mad can cause the death of a Muslim girl.'
Assumption 415: Honor killings.
Without cousin marriages, Muslim males must reincarnate into descendants who are hybrids from unknown Muslim families or from other faiths (Sadia Sheikh). And once reincarnated into these hybrids they can never return to their own tribe after their next death. The idea that Muslims can marry any other Muslim comes from religious endogamy (Islam) and is at odds with the inbreeding instinct.
Without cousin marriages, Muslim males must reincarnate into descendants who are hybrids from unknown Muslim families or from other faiths (Sadia Sheikh). And once reincarnated into these hybrids they can never return to their own tribe after their next death. The idea that Muslims can marry any other Muslim comes from religious endogamy (Islam) and is at odds with the inbreeding instinct.
Assumption 520: The Inbreeding Instinct.
The claim of the inbreeding instinct for Arab and Asian Muslim males is the only assumption necessary to understand honor killings and the dynamics of the Muslim faith, which consists of reincarnation through inbreeding and resurrection through outbreeding. The assumption of the inbreeding instinct is no big deal, because the primordial sexual instinct in nature is outbreeding and to suppress outcrossing, Muslim males must show up with a much stronger instinct of inbreeding.
Assumption 476: Human instincts can be stronger than naturally based instincts. For example, the Muslim inbreeding instinct is stronger than genetic immortality, because it is based on magical thinking in which the individual is reborn by reincarnation (through inbreeding), while with genetic immortality the individual dies.
So, Muslim fathers unconsciously fear to lose their afterlife in the family. Then, they are condemned to roam as ghosts through space forever. This, unconsciously, is almost deadly frightening for Muslim fathers. Their inbreeding instinct is much stronger than their belief in heaven.
Therefore, refusal of a cousin marriage, or having been raped, or loss of virginity or having committed abortion, all this may lead to the death of the daughter.
Never, never trust your Muslim father, your Muslim brother or your Muslim uncle. Also never trust your Muslim mother, your Muslim aunt or even your blood own sister Tahira Sheikh, who assisted her brother Mudusar Sheikh in killing Sadia. Only trust unrelated peers from school:
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