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#13 giani_240 writes for the author <<< Please accept my sympathies, the trauma in your article was really painfull to read >>>

In the same context think about the trauma brought upon the Iraqis by GWB, not to mention the trauma brought upon dozens of countries by this same American elite.

Abuse of privilege of living in a democracy !

Unfortunately, so many of us are willing to do so.

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Nearby, a few dozen men nearby stood under a banner declaring: ``We are ready to become suicide bomber.`` It is a sentiment rarely expressed openly in India, which has had domestic terrorism over the years but whose citizens have not seemed to be attracted to the current global terrorist networks.

``Suppose Bush is here,`` said Sajid Khan, 25, a student. ``I will suicide bomb to Bush. If we could get a visa, we would go there and fight.``

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http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/02/international/asia/02cnd-protests.html

Please accept my sympathies, the trauma in your article was really painfull to read

If #4 Kulharee takes his head out of George Bush`s a$$ for a few moments, he might be able to see the real ``cause`` of these problems, and those are the social conditions created in and around the country by those whose a$$ his lips are attached to.

#4 by Kulharee on March 2, 2006 6:56am PT


There are two ways to deal with such situations:


Then there is the paki way...whine about Indians posting the news about the Pakistani army created jihadis killing people and blowing up stuff...as if they turned jihadi because Indians posted about them...

I can understand your trauma. Very sad day for Pakistanis all over the world.

I wish these pin head morons can blow themselves together in one go and leave us alone.

Why all these Bombs? Didnt Bush just say ``I am comin to see my friend!`` !?!?

hard to say things.. i m gonna call on yeats to help me out here...

The Valley Of The Black Pig
by: William Butler Yeats

THE dews drop slowly and dreams gather; unknown spears
Suddenly hurtle before my dream-awakened eyes,
And then the clash of fallen horsemen and the cries
Of unknown perishing armies beat about my ears.
We who still labour by the cromlech on the shore,
The grey cairn on the hill, when day sinks drowned in dew,
Being weary of the world`s empires, bow down to you,
Master of the still stars and of the flaming door.

apparently this place is considered super-secure. so ther has to be an insider involved. also, reports say that a us ``diplomat`` was killed, prolly a cia operative. this bombing in that sense is different than other.

This is very sad.

Establishment supported by its Jamaat cadre and now these Wahabi fundos simply cannot divorce itself from these fanatics. Reason being their common interest, indoctrination of the masses, perpetuation of their failed policies and complete re-engineering of Pak society which was always far more Sufi oriented.

Problem can only be resolved when these Wahabi/JI/Deobandi cadres are challenged and destroyed. Till they can find crannies to hide with short spans of state sponsorship, nothing will change.

There are two ways to deal with such situations: one, very evident among Pakis` reactions, is to shove one’s head up Allah’s ass and pretend that nothing is wrong and things will sort themselves out that it is only a 289th such isolated incident. The other, and more practical way, is to look at who these morons are (mostly Wahabi funded fundos of Deobandi persuasion) and shove a big cricket bat with Kalma written on it up their ass and send them back to where they came from.

The latest Al-Qaeda brain in the news is a Pakistani (no shyt) Mati-ur-Rehman. It is about time. But please b careful.

Freedom struggle advances in Karachi. May all residents of Karachi be liberated soon !

http://www.yahoo.com/s/135782/*http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060302/ap_on_re_as/pakistan_bombing


REMEMBER: violence always has a root cause and we must be sympathetic to the supreme sacrifice of the martyrs.

Maybe an investigation by the UN or independent third-party is needed? Even better would be a referendum for independence or secession of Sindh. This would definitely solve the root cause, whatever it might be.

Please keep in mind the desperation and frustration that causes such unfortunate events. Do not rush to judgement, even if you or your family were personally affected. Without such great sacrifices, there would be no human rights left anywhere in the world.

Dear Writer,
Another sad day for Karachi, what makes matters worse is the deliberate silence, a implicit approval by those who feel angered by some stupid cartoon appearing somewhere those morons will never ever see.

Thankyou for this very well written article.

One more suicider ... one less virgin .... ho hum ! So what else is new?