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DQ wrote:Wah Wah....both these posts by Akshay and MM show that if they had the resources that likes of Osama have they would be no better or even worse.
Akshay - MMs _ nation theory wham bam nuke and bomb......
DQ wrote:Wah Wah....both these posts by Akshay and MM show that if they had the resources that likes of Osama have they would be no better or even worse.
Akshay - MMs _ nation theory wham bam nuke and bomb......
Akshay wrote:If we do not do so then every attack encourages new uncalled and unjustifiable attacks.


DQ wrote:If geninune peace returns to the middle east, the extremist ideology will be defeated which in turn will automatically break the spine of the ideology in other parts of the world including India.


CtrlAltDel wrote:as DQ said, what is now called 'Islamic Terrorism' undeniably has its roots in two major incidents: (1) when western powers forcibly carved out Israel in the middle of an Arab dominated country (2) when the then USSR invaded Aghanistan and US decided to arm Jihadis in a proxy-war under the slogan that "Islam is in Danger"

yes...thats why i also said:Mayavi Morpheus wrote:You know, India has the worlds second largest Islamic population and till date there wasn't one suicide bombing! The same western powers which forcibly carved Israel out of Palestine, also carve pakistan out of India. The kind of Terrorrism one sees in palestine, Afghanistan and Iraq is a direct consequence of what you have stated, but terrorrism of the kind we see in London, New York, India, Bali, Spain, Kenya and countless other countries is not a consequence of these conflicts.CtrlAltDel wrote:as DQ said, what is now called 'Islamic Terrorism' undeniably has its roots in two major incidents: (1) when western powers forcibly carved out Israel in the middle of an Arab dominated country (2) when the then USSR invaded Aghanistan and US decided to arm Jihadis in a proxy-war under the slogan that "Islam is in Danger"
right now jihad is a tool used by countries like pakistan and saudi arabia to further their own causes and/or spread their ideology.

CtrlAltDel wrote:if it means RAW igniting shia-sunni conflict in pakistan, let it happen. let the terrorists slaughter each other, its good for us.

dareversesting wrote:where did da topic start and where is it heading
DQ wrote:Exactly, where is this heading to.
DQ wrote:If secratarian violence is attributed to RAW,
Was RAW active in Afghanistan
Is it Active from Syria to Lebanon to Yemen to IRAQ. The answer is NO.
I wrote:The methods of different agencies might differ. For example, the CIA & the now defunct KGB have a history of political destabilisation through disinformation. ISI works in tandem with terrorist groups. RAW's modus operandi in Kashmir has been more of a guerilla kind of skirmish. They perpetrate small clashes which are manipulated into escalation on a much bigger scale. Many of the Shia-Sunni clashes in pakistan can be attributed to RAW.
DQ wrote:RAW is more of intelligence gathering and well meaning guys like your selves ridicule India by attributing nefracious activities to RAW.
DQ wrote:And the so called RVs in their eagerness to tread the line of bigoted propoganda would always want to create nuisance.
DQ wrote:Well waht all of us tend to ignore here is extremism and its spread. The scourge of extremism is real and there is no quick fix solution to it, like the so called RVs would want to beleive, bombing nations, nuke warfare is not going to eliminate it. (Shows that extremism exists in one form or another every where)
DQ wrote:Among the factors that can help eliminate extremism
1. A Democratic United Palestinian / Israeli state.(lol it can never happen,)
Now before you jump hubba bubba let me give you an insight of the palestinian / Israeli conflict.
Source - http://www.un.org/Depts/dpa/ngo/history.html
Also read THE COVENANT OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS, before blabbing.
"Balfour Declaration" issued by the British Government in 1917, expressing support for "the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people (there are no records which show the percentage of Arab and Jewish poulations then)"
Why then was this expression of support. If true democracy had to spread why was this nation not given soverign right?.
anyway
During the years of the Palestine Mandate, from 1922 to 1947, large-scale Jewish immigration from abroad, mainly from Eastern Europe took place, the numbers swelling in the 1930s with the notorious Nazi persecution of Jewish populations. (So according to todays defination of certain communities being "Walled Off" the need then was fr this displaced people to integrate into country of Migration.)
What Happened?
After looking at various alternatives, the UN proposed the partitioning of Palestine into two independent States, one Palestinian Arab and the other Jewish, with Jerusalem internationalized (Resolution 181 (II) of 1947). One of the two States envisaged in the partition plan proclaimed its independence as Israel and in the 1948 war expanded to occupy 77 per cent of the territory of Palestine. Israel also occupied the larger part of Jerusalem. Over half the indigenous Palestinian population fled or were expelled. Jordan and Egypt occupied the other parts of the territory assigned by the partition resolution to the Palestinian Arab State which did not come into being.
In the 1967 war, Israel occupied the remaining territory of Palestine, until then under Jordanian and Egyptian control (the West Bank and Gaza Strip). This included the remaining part of Jerusalem, which was subsequently annexed by Israel. The war brought about a second exodus of Palestinians, estimated at half a million. Security Council resolution 242 (1967) of 22 November 1967 called on Israel to withdraw from territories it had occupied in the 1967 conflict.
The UN and the Mandatory nations should undo this and help in establishing a single democratic nation.
2. Reduction of global meddling in middle eastern affairs.
For example stopping the support to the Wahabbi Royal kingdom. A school of thought (helped and created and financed by US) that has annhilated most of the Muslim World and now has spread and sits poised to become the sole cause of destruction of millions. through its nefracious activities, one of its sub wing being Al Qaeda.
3. A Democratic Saudi Arabia free of US intervention, this will give rise to formation of liberated Arab common man, whose freedom from staunch despots automatically will give rise to true democracy and a peaceful Globe.

RAW hasnt started the shia-sunni conflict in pakistan. its already existing and only a matter of RAW taking advantage of it. in india there is no example of such violent animosity between the two sects inspite of such regular occurance in india's neighborhood. just a couple of years ago, there was a spark of a quarrel between shia and sunni groups in Lucknow, but it was nipped in the bud by the elders from both communities and the cops. thats why i dont think there is a danger of such a conflict occuring in india.DQ wrote:Why this indifference ?CtrlAltDel wrote:if it means RAW igniting shia-sunni conflict in pakistan, let it happen. let the terrorists slaughter each other, its good for us.
1. Shia - Sunni conflict, do you think it will let India rest in Peace
2. Shia - Sunni conflict (Shia - Sunni two major branches in Islam) you proceed the statement with let the terrorists slaughter each other. A menial and a rot thought.
excuse me...didnt this conflict exist ever since the Shia ideology was born centuries before...? why do u think Arabs and Iranians hate each other - the west played no role in it...DQ wrote:3. Shia - Sunni conflict, one mistake the west did by promoting Wahabissm.
:lol: u over-estimate the situation my friend...if u have noticed, this conflict takes an ugly turn only where either of them are in a majority in a country. in non-muslim majority countries (like India for example), shias and sunnis coexist peacefully.DQ wrote:Shia - Sunni conflict if fanned will ensure the Parts of Europe and 100% Asia dissemiate.
A conflict on the other hand if fanned in India will ensure that India rolls back a 100 years.
where did these come from?DQ wrote:Idolisation of Bush ...... check the price of petrol, simple grassroot level. This is threatning to start a global recession. So much for freedom....

wow! didnt know that!DQ wrote:Idolisation of Bush has led to already untold misery, rolling back is getting even more painful. How, check the price of petrol, simple grassroot level.
This is threatning to start a global recession. So much for freedom....


isnt the shia-sunni violence committed by the militant types...? are u saying that the perpetrators of such communal violence are common people?DQ wrote:....Just how simple it is getting away by terming any body a Shia or Sunni militant leader.
whatever i studied, it never showed that common people are involved in shia-sunni violence...i dont know what point u are trying to make...DQ wrote:Aha really.....shows ho much you have studied.
:lol:DQ wrote:Jai Shri Modi.

DQ wrote:Why this indifference ?
HP wrote:I don't understand what this essay on the israeli-palestinian conflict had to do with it.



Lucifer wrote:I don't know how this is going to be taken, but her goes anyway.
Lucifer wrote:Terrorism, like any other thing, is highly subjective. One man's terrorist is always another man's freedom fighter. Make no mistake, I condemn terrorism of all kinds. But that is terrorism as I perceive it to be. How can any of us say with supreme conviction that our perspectives are always right?
Lucifer wrote:I cannot think of more than two instances where violence was justified - the battle of Mahabharata and the 1971 war to liberate Bangladesh from the oppression of Pakistan. Even so, I still believe there would have been better ways of dealing with the 1971 conflict. Violence is never the solution to any problem.
Lucifer wrote:Anyway, my point is why do we have to label anyone kaafir if we do not agree with their views? We have our rights to disagree but do we really think it is civilised to call people names or label them something? I am as much entitled to my opinion as you are entitled to yours. Live and let live but do not sling mud.

Lucifer wrote:I don't know how this is going to be taken, but her goes anyway.
Terrorism, like any other thing, is highly subjective. One man's terrorist is always another man's freedom fighter.


DQ wrote:True. But will you cut the crap. Who on these boards has glorified acts of oppression.
DQ wrote:But for your naivity and your beleif of righteousness heres a bit of a read.
Security forces.
October 5, 1998, the Eighth Rashtriya Rifles...........
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......................................................................................................................The army has pressured them not to speak about what happened.
DQ wrote:If crazy nitwits like you are allowed to continue with your propganda, Moditva will prevail. Do you want to read some of the gory incidents of Gujrat?
DQ wrote:And HP just claiming to be nationilist does not help, look at the broader picture.
Behind a Wall, DQesuely stubborn does not help. It only shows how unreal and minor your view of the globe is. You refuse to see anyting on a broader prespective.
Not only this thread but all other threads I have always outlined where the problem lies and how it needs to be addressed. But your ilks would like to dwell in your on self construed concotion and go about creating nuisance

DQ wrote:October 5, 1998, the Eighth Rashtriya Rifles came to her house and took her, her husband and her eight-month-old grandson to their base in the village of Charote, some fifteen kilometers away. There they were separated. She said:
They began beating me. They said that we had been feeding the militants. They used electric shocks on my feet. I was raped. They stripped off my clothes and said they would kill me. There were many soldiers and a captain. The captain raped me, keeping everyone else outside. He told me: "You are Muslims, and you will all be treated like this." He was a Hindu, but he told me that he was a Muslim, and that his name was Shahnawaz. He forced me to confess that I had been feeding the militants. This happened on the first night. I was there for fifteen days. Then we were released.
If crazy nitwits like you are allowed to continue with your propganda, Moditva will prevail. Do you want to read some of the gory incidents of Gujrat?
Extremism : incidents like this open grounds for extremism to grow.
Not only this thread but all other threads I have always outlined where the problem lies and how it needs to be addressed.

Hard hitting HP wrote:1. Kashmir : The root of the problem lies in the messy handling of Kashmir during partition. Culprits - Pt. Nehru, Raja Hari Singh, Sardar Patel.
At the morning meeting he handed over the (Accession) thing. Mountbatten turned around and said, ' come on Manekji (He called me Manekji instead of Manekshaw), what is the military situation?' I gave him the military situation, and told him that unless we flew in troops immediately, we would have lost Srinagar, because going by road would take days, and once the tribesmen got to the airport and Srinagar, we couldn't fly troops in. Everything was ready at the airport.
As usual Nehru talked about the United Nations, Russia, Africa, God almighty, everybody, until Sardar Patel lost his temper. He said, 'Jawaharlal, do you want Kashmir, or do you want to give it away'. He (Nehru) said,' Of course, I want Kashmir (emphasis in original). Then he (Patel) said 'Please give your orders'. And before he could say anything Sardar Patel turned to me and said, 'You have got your orders'.

Hard hitting HP wrote:These acts committed by the very ones who are supposed to be our protectors are deplorable to say the least. And trust me, perpetrators of these acts are dealt with severely. The forces have a very clear cut agenda against such people and a post court-martial dismissal is inevitable.
Hard hitting HP wrote:1. What would be the ratio of the number of acts of oppression committed by the security forces against acts committed by terrorists?
Hard hitting HP wrote:2. Without supporting the acts mentioned above, are they justification for killing innocents?
DQ wrote:If crazy nitwits like you are allowed to continue with your propganda, Moditva will prevail. Do you want to read some of the gory incidents of Gujrat?
Hard hitting HP wrote:Now, what does what happened in Gujarat have to do with whats happening in Kashmir? ............................................. Looks like your preoccupation with the middle east has left you completely in the dark about whats going on back home.
Hard hitting HP wrote:Well....you think India's current problems have a global source? Wake up and smell the coffee!!! And here's some Bru to start with.
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Nowhere do I see the middle east as being even a remote agent in any of these problems............................ If you can't, then speak not a word about it and don't blame me for getting personal.

What is UN-supervised plebiscite ?
When was this proposed.?
Why did it not occur?
You tend to say F*kin Kashmiri MUSLIMS killin Pandits, now an idiot would counter your arguement by replying F*kin Gujrati Hindus killin muslims etc...but it helps no one to slander and slur.
Now about my taking up the the cause of Kasmiri Muslim Women.
I also commented on the Plight of Poor Dalit Women (Incidentally Hindu)
I also commented on Dowry dead Women (Mostly Hindu)
You dint see the Hindu factor there or gleefully ignored it, and as soon as a Muslim Women is mentioned you come all blazing guns.
Still a query, why did successive Indian governments assist in the exodus of over 100,000 Pandits. Why did they not step into protect them.
What did the Successive Indian governmetns do to assist these displaced people ?
All you could muster was a defence for why a trained elite security personnel can rape a vulnerable innocent civilian? How gross and gory can you get.

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