PAKISTAN HAS GROUNDS FOR WAR CRIMES CHARGES AGAINST US

All the necessary plans have been made to cause a violent eruption in the Western Provinces, the proposed building site for the American oil and gas pipelines that will save the world. Thanks to the new US/India nuclear deal, Bush now has available 150,000 Indian troops to clear-out Pakistani opposition.

The only remaining obstacle is the ongoing battle being fought at Bejaur by Pakistan, against US/Indian fake taliban. This is why the US is against Pakistan’s approach to eliminating the fake Taliban and fake al Qaida, Pakistan is eliminating the US’s henchmen.  >>>>>

Muslims need own party: Imam

Maulana Arshad Madni, chairman of Jamait Ulema-e-Hind said he could not comment on the creation of a political party since the Shahi Imam did not spell it out clearly. He added the community could look into the necessity of launching an eletronic channel for `neutral’ coverage of terror incidents. >>>>>

Cong gives facelift to its campaign, hires PR agency

The Congress seems to hope that the minorities will come back to its fold.

CNN-IBN has learnt that the party’s poll campaign will highlight the fact that associating Islam with terror attacks is not right as in the case of Jamia encounter.

The Congress has raised questions and that attacks on Christians in Orissa and Karnataka show that under the NDA, minorities are unsafe.  >>>>>

When you have to hire a public-relations firm to handle your image, there is a serious question about your behavior.

Troubled Kashmir gets first train service

SRINAGAR, India (AFP) — Indian Kashmir’s first train service hit the tracks Saturday — the fruit of an eight-year project that had to overcome the twin challenges of tough terrain and separatist violence.

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh flagged off the inaugural train which carries a heavy weight of local expectation, built up by promises that the new line will help transform the volatile Kashmir Valley.  >>>>>

Kashmir shuts down in protest as Indian PM visits

SRINAGAR, India: Shops, businesses and schools were shut in the Indian portion of Kashmir on Saturday to protest a visit by the Indian prime minister to the disputed Himalayan region.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was in the region to inaugurate its first train line and meet with pro-Indian political parties.  >>>>>

Intolerant India from Sikhophobia to Islamophobia and now Christophobia

Islamophobia and Sikhophobia are creations of state agencies unable to build a response to the fight for rights and fundamental freedoms and Christophobia has been started by fascist forces unable to tolerate equality and reduction in their ranks and is abetted by the state through silence and complicity.  >>>>>

And this is the country that Israel is conspiring with to promote their nationalist theocracies?  And if this is the case, why would Christians help either Israel or India?  Why do refer to both of them as democracies?  Why do Christians from other parts of the world not recognize that both Israel and India officially and theocratically reject the notion of Jesus–whereas ironically so, Muslims revere him and his mother, the Virgin Mary? 

India and Israel don’t add up to a Christian response against Islam

Hindutva groups are meeting Zionist organizations to learn about strategies to advance religious nationalist agendas and suppress any criticism of their political movements.

These U.S.-based groups have helped strengthen India-Israel ties and propagate the notion that Hindu and Jewish Americans are victims of a common enemy defined as “Islamic terrorism,” for example, through organizations such as Democracies against Terror which is an alliance of Zionist and Hindutva activists based in Fremont, Calif.

In response to the linked article:  India Loses Her Palestinian Heart and Gains a Calculating Israeli Mind

The problem with this type of thinking is that eventually, the practicing Jewish and Hindus will be met with a logical argument about their respective fundamental beliefs.  The Jews believe in monotheism, as do Muslims and Christians.  Hindus believe in polytheism, a clear antithesis to all three of the Abrahamic faiths.

Since there is a posturing by the Zionists and Evangelical Christians to set up the stage for the ‘end of time,’ then this political move will speak volumes as to which side each group is expected to be on.  If the belief is that during Armageddon, there will be a war against the non-believers; the polytheistic Hindus, would clearly be amongst those on the side against the God of the Christians, Jews and Muslims-at least in theory. Correct?

This alliance may be what causes the true-believing Christians and Jews will gain faith and shift their loyalties in greater mass away from the pro-Zionist, pro-nationalist cause.  Then those racing up to this expected phase in God’s plan will start to realize the earthly plan may not be in accordance to what each respective religious group believes its respective God wants.  And if these groups are desiring to move collectively with their religious-nationalist agendas; then why is it bad for Muslims to discuss the same in political discourse without being labeled as Islamo-Fascist?  Why would the U.S. support this non-secular position unless it is somehow blackmailed into doing so?

This agenda does not bode well for the world in general.  Israel has a present stockpile of nuclear weapons without complying to the same standards countries that don’t have nuclear weapons do comply with.  But now the U.S. and Israel are supporting India’s right to seek out such weapons.  That fact alone should bring alarm to all countries around the world – especially Pakistan, Iran and countries with significant Muslim populations – that there is a far greater sense of geopolitical hypocrisy that may just blow up in the very faces of those creating this mess.

Unfortunately, most countries in the game tend to believe that their agenda is well in-line with God’s plan, even if it is contrary to what God Himself has directed them, according to their own respective scriptures.

Pakistan president’s India comments mark break with past

The president has suggested that India posed no threat to Pakistan and called the Islamist militants fighting in Indian Kashmir “terrorists.”

Both views run counter to those long held by Pakistan’s powerful military which defines India as an existential threat and in the past has given its backing to the militants in Kashmir.  >>>>>

Both views also run counter to elementary logic.  It looks like Bush helped get exactly the ‘right’ (pun intended) person into power.  These comments may actually contribute to attempt at dividing loyalties the Kashmiris and Pakistanis.

Chomsky: “The Majority of the World Supports Iran”

Ghoshroy’s subsequent conversation with Chomsky touched on a number of interweaving topics, including: India and the importance of the non-aligned movement; the myths of free trade and the so-called “success” of neoliberalism; Washington’s historic opposition to promote new world economic and information orders; Latin America’s growing independence; the West’s hypocrisy over Iran’s nuclear program — and MIT’s ironic role in it during the shah’s regime; and, finally, U.S. elections and the prospects for change.

The result is a two-part interview, the second of which will run on AlterNet tomorrow. Part One begins with India, the Non-Aligned Movement, and why a “majority of the world supports Iran.” (The Non-Aligned Movement, which consists of some 115 or more representatives of “developing countries,” originated at the Asia-Africa Conference in Bandung, Indonesia, in 1955, which was convened mainly by newly independent former colonies from Africa and Asia to develop joint policies in international relations. >>>>>

Many accepted concepts of the West would lose in a global democracy.

India blasts kill two, wounding 100

Police said they suspected Muslim militant groups, based in neighboring Bangladesh, were behind the blasts in the Radhanagar and Gulbazar areas of Agartala — capital of Tripura state.

“Two people have died and several of the injured are in critical condition in hospital,” police spokesman Nepal Das said from Agartala by phone. >>>>>

India eyes France nuclear accord

They say the deal allows India to expand its nuclear power industry without requiring it to sign the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) as other nations must.

Under the terms of the deal, India would get access to US civilian nuclear technology and fuel.  >>>>>

“Other nations must” – includes Iran.  Although very strong of a term Islamically, ‘hypocrisy’ cannot escape my mind in how the U.S. views India v. Iran when dealing with nuclear technology.

Delhi blast: Mushawarat condemns, demands capture of real culprits

New Delhi: The All India Muslim Majlis-e Mushawar (AIMMM) condemned the bomb blast this afternoon in Mehrauli area of Delhi in which reportedly four precious lives were lost and dozens were injured.

Offering condolences to the nation and the families of the innocent victims, Dr Zafarul-Islam Khan, head of the AIMMM, the umbrella body of Indian Muslim organisations, demanded that the security agencies should meticulously probe this blast and refrain from immatature comments and leaks as seen earlier. >>>>>

Jamia encounter: Muslims march to Parliament, demand probe

He came down heavily on the media for tarnishing the image of Islam and Muslims in the garb of terrorism. While lambasting the state terrorism, the Imam urged Muslim leaders and masses to strengthen the unity among them to take on the attack on the community.

The demonstrators were holding various placards. Some of them read: We want CBI/Judicial enquiry of encounter, We are against terrorism, Stop arresting innocents and Stop state terrorism.  >>>>>

Hindu-Christian clashes kill 1 in eastern India

Relations are usually peaceful between Christians, who account for 2.5 percent of India’s 1.1 billion people, and Hindus, who make up 80 percent.

However, Orissa has a history of Hindu-Christian clashes, usually sparked by Hindu suspicions over missionary work. Hard-line Hindu groups claim that Christian missionary groups are forcing or bribing people to convert. Christian churches deny anyone has been pressured or paid to change their religious beliefs.  >>>>>

Who Is Behind the Bombing in Islamabad?

Just like China is in a strategic alliance with Pakistan, India is in a strategic alliance with Afghanistan. It is developing a road connection from Herat to a port in south Iran. While Pakistan supports some Taliban groups in their war against the U.S. occupation of Afghanistan, India and the U.S. support other Taliban groups within Pakistan in fighting Islamabad. >>>>>

India’s Islamic Leadership calls for ‘Muslim cops’

‘‘The Muslim community in general and the Muslim youths in particular are being targeted in the name of fighting terrorism. While security agencies should go about their work to secure the country from terror, make inquiries and arrest the accused as well as suspects, these must not take place in an intimidating and insensitive manner. We are opposed to the insensitive style of police functioning that creates terror and panic in Muslim localities. We condemn the security and intelligence agencies rushing to the media after any such incident with theories and conclusions before any real and proper investigation,’’ the release said. >>>>>

Younger folk have a more care-free schedule during the day.  They can move about from place to place with fewer questions.  They are also easier patsies.  Even if there was no involvement, it would be more difficult for them to defend themselves during questioning because they are more easily intimidated with threats against themselves and family.

What remains interesting is that the majority of ‘terrorists’ happen to be young, non-fanatical people – actually fanatically un-Islamic.  These are people you don’t hear about who spent most of their days ‘over-studying’ the Qur’an.  Many, like allegedly Mohammed Atta and his associates, hang out at gambling casinos, drink and party.

The demands being placed by India’s Muslim community’s elders show a great deal of patience, justice, knowledge and leadership over issues within their community.  Muslim groups should have taken these or similar steps since the beginning.  But many were too busy trying to show how those (terrorist patsies) are not like ‘we, the good Muslims.’  They contributed to the unjust practice of railroading, while having ignored things like the over 200 Israeli spies whom happened to have gotten caught spying on their ‘best friend’, (the U.S.), and get away, ‘”with literally – murder.”

U.N. assembly opens door to a more complex Security Council

The U.N. General Assembly opened the door on Monday to expanding the Security Council by calling for full-scale negotiations on adding new members to the United Nations’ most powerful body.

Japan is one of the top candidates for a permanent seat on an expanded council, along with Germany, India, Brazil and an undetermined African nation. >>>>>

While the UN is considered worthless by many nations that benefits and is served by the UN’s very existence; its objectives seem to build deeper nationalism.  The inclusion of more permanent members does not seem to be a productive solution, as it promotes deeper nationalism, and worse yet, it causes for less progress by the power to veto by yet more participants.  A better solution may be found in the removal of the permanent member powers and privileges.  If the UN is designed to be a global democracy of nations, then let each vote per sovereign nation count equally along with the others.

India to sell nuclear deal to world, soothe critics

India will take its civilian nuclear deal with the United States to the world looking to secure fuel supplies and reactor technology, analysts said, while seeking to soothe critics with a strong non-proliferation pitch.

But it is unlikely India will launch formal nuclear trade negotiations ahead of the new deal’s ratification by the U.S. Congress, given the strong backing from Washington that helped seal the deal.  >>>>>

Once again, the U.S. loses it’s ground to attack Iran on their civilian nuclear project.

The good that madrasas do goes unnoticed

Madrasas, in the non-Muslim mass media, are now viewed mainly through ’security’ lens, and, in this way, their positive contributions — their role in providing free mass education, particularly to the poor, their central role of preserving, protecting and transmitting the Islamic religious and cultural tradition and even the key role of numerous madrasas and their ulema in India’s anti-colonial struggle — are being deliberately sought to be denied and invisiblised.

Hounded in this way by the media, anti-Muslim political forces and even by powerful elements within the State apparatus, the madrasas, like other Muslim institutions, are being increasingly forced on the defensive. >>>>>

Anti-India rally held in Muzaffarabad

“Let it be clear to the whole world that unless every single inch of Kashmir is liberated from the Indian yoke, our struggle will continue with full force,” he said in a speech.”Until India ends the economic blockade of the Kashmir valley, lifts the curfew, halts atrocities and acknowledges the disputed status of the region, Pakistan should stop all relations with India,” he said.  >>>>>