The title is mine. I like provocative titles. It gets people thinking. And the title doesn't lie. Under Sharia law, you can stone people to death. Mohammed sanctions it in the Koran. The people who stoned this girl to death were Muslims. They did it in the name of their religion.

I do think, however, they went outside their own law to do this in order to impose their own agenda; but if the girl had been older, had committed the "crimes" that she had been accused of, would that make her stoning acceptable? You can bet your life that there are some "progressives", who go to extraordinary lengths to prove their liberal credentials, who would find some argument to excuse it.