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Promoting jehadis has hurt Pak
by labrea on Apr 26, 2006 08:42 PM  Permalink 

Where have these people been all these decades, when Pak's entire fury and hatred was directed at Inidia's total destruction? Now that the games's up and Pak is seen as the epicenter of terror and evil, and especially now that a wiser Uncle Sam's no longer willing to issue blank checks, the Pakis are trying to rehabilitate themselves by making such self-critical noises - more like eating crow than apologizing for their evil deeds.

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Any promotion to jehadis is hurtful to the kaffirs.
by chanakya on Apr 26, 2006 02:42 PM  Permalink 

And kaffirs are no longer in a mood to keep quiet about this nuisance in the name of jehad.

It is not jehad.

It is terrorism bordering barbarism which than can continue practising among themselves in their own islamic country.

To the outside world that is the world of kaffirs for them all that they would deserve is merciless elimination.

The society that has evolved to the 21st century can not perceivably tolerate such a nonsense in the name of religion.

All the kaffirs of this planet will together crush these so called jehadis and their promoters in due course of time.

They are a threat to the very human race.

No civil society can continue tolerating such a nuisance perpetually.

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Promoting jihadis has hurt Pak
by S.Ramaswamy on Apr 26, 2006 07:33 AM  Permalink 

It is a late realiston in Pakistan.It is also doubtful whether it is a stray voice.As a matter of fact even if is a stray voice in as much as it is by a leading news
paper,it is an indication that atleast a section of the Pakistan media has reservation about line pursued by he nation and its leadership
The admission by the news paper in the face of the official line and in the face of the militants still said to be acive and intimidating people expressing opinion opposed to their jihadi line,itself is surprising but welcome
That this freedom is available to a section of the media inspite of a dictator being at the helm as against the period when a democratically elected government,under the influence of the ulehmas would not have permitted it by itself is a welcome change
S.Ramaswamy


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