In Bangladesh, Bloggers Get Hacked to Death – But Mothers are Off Limits!

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
August 7, 2015

Duane Pohlman
Duane Pohlman

In Bangladesh, it is a regular occurrence that bloggers who disagree with the mainstream view get hacked to death with machetes.

The Hindu:

A 40-year-old secular blogger was hacked to death at his flat here on Friday by five machete-wielding assailants. This is the fourth such brutal murder in Bangladesh this year.

Niloy Neel was killed by unidentified assailants inside his fourth-floor flat at North Gorhan in the capital Dhaka around 1:45 PM, Khilgaon police officer in charge Mustafizur Rahman told BD News.

He said five assailants had entered the flat after the Friday prayers and killed him.

Beel lived in that flat with his family. He was an activist of the platform demanding capital punishment for the 1971 war criminals — the Ganajagaran Mancha.

Imran H Sarker, the Ganajagaran Mancha spokesperson, said the attackers had entered the building posing as potential tenants.

Neel’s murder is the fourth such brutal murder in the country. Machete-wielding masked men in May hacked to death 33-year-old Ananta Bijoy Das, a secular blogger, in Sylhet city.

Assailants in February had killed 45-year old Avijit Roy, a Bangladeshi-born US national, here while his wife narrowly escaped the attack.

A month after Roy’s killing, another blogger Washiqur Rahman was murdered in similar fashion in Dhaka but people in the neighbourhood nabbed two suspected killers from the scene and handed them over to police.

Of course, hacking bloggers to death with machetes is a bad thing to do.

But you know what is way worse?

Terrorizing bloggers’ mothers, in the way that NBC4’s Duane Pohlman does.