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Psychology of Suicide ’Bombers’

Khalid Sohail August 22, 2006

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#437 Posted by echoboom on July 25, 2007 7:18:43 am
Two American soldiers convert to Islam


Wed, 25 Jul 2007 10:31:16




Bagram airfield, the scene of much fighting in recent years

Two American soldiers have converted to Islam, changed their names and married after serving five years in Afghanistan.




Two American soldiers serving in the US Airbase in Parvan in Bagram province converted to the lofty religion of Islam in the presence of religious authorities, IRNA reported.



The female and male converts changed their names to Maryam and Ebrahim. The couple were then married according to Muslim tradition.



A number of religious and political authorities were attending the ceremony that was organized by a regional council to celebrate the occasion.



The largest US airbase in Afghanistan is located in Bagram.



RZS/BGH











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#436 Posted by drsohail on January 29, 2007 9:05:49 am
Re: # 434
dear sparkles....thank you for your detailed comments. being a humanist i value and

respect human life belonging to any religion or ethnicity. did you grow up in muslim family

or you converted to islam. i am curious what inspired you to conversion? sincerely sohail

ps....what made you choose ...sparkles...as a pseudonum?
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#435 Posted by sparkles on January 28, 2007 4:35:50 am
Re: # 332- Swarrior- peace be upon you...I think faith does set you free IFF you actually take it as a whole and don`t disect and adopt parts which reflect your views. In all religions, cultures, ideaologies etceteras people `corrupt` the intention. Man manipulates both God`s laws and those created and adopted by governments. God is NOT a tyrant at all...His mercy exceeds His anger and no-one is denied forgiveness up to a certain point. Will I allow some-one without understanding, empathy and Islam in their heart water down my faith, `control` what I am `allowed` to practice? No way! You accuse Allah of beiung a tyrant because He dictates rules to live by...yet isn`t that exactly what non-muslims are doing and demanding they do...in fact INSISTING they have the RIGHT to do? What makes a bunch of so called `liberal` men and women feel they have a Right to throw away laws that serve the global community and put in place laws which are causing chaos, moral decline and increasing crimes? Bravo to man? Really do you think so? Do I feel inclined to take on the world in a fight to the death? No way! I think talking , education and tolerance as well as patience are much needed.

I think the `west` is great at hyping freedom..of speech, beliefs, how we dress and even address each other. Yet the reality is not truly a reflection of that is it? As a woman who has adopted the Hijab WILLINGLY (even having to overcome my own husbands` aversion to it...because of the `publics` perception) I find myself under attack in many different ways by non-muslims. It is not me who fails to integrate or be tolerant...it is non-muslims! I am white English and muslim. I have given up the so called `freedoms` the west has given me, with a lot of consideration as to what exactly it is I gave up. I am far happier to wear my clothes according to that which God decreed than I was trying to keep up with what the `fashion gurus` decree...and often left me uncomfortably exposed, cold or looking downright silly! I feel comfortable and enjoy being me...not a `sex on a stick` figure. Please, when you talk about freedom remember it is meant for everyone...including women and men who do not wish to wear revealing clothes. No-one attacks Nuns (nor should they) yet they too choose to cover! The fear of Allah is something which is difficult for someone who has no faith to understand. However let me try to explain in `laymans` terms.

Studies have shown that children who are raised in families with little or no bounderies lack security and aren`t sure that they are loved etc. These children struggle to follow the disciplines needed to learn and later to adhere to timetables, work environments etc. Whereas children who are raised with bounderies and discipline (not abuse) thrive and feel secure; additionally they have a self awareness and confidence which is productive and contribute positively in society. Children who are raised in `abusive` environments become depressed, under perform, become agressive with thier peers, unable to socially interact, insecure and may go on to imitate the patterns of controlling and abusive behaviours they are subjected to, or even are so unable to cope that they commit suicide- or are killed by thier own (worst case scenarios)... and have ambivalent feeling both about the abuser and themselves- this impacts greatly on society as a whole with crime, mental health and financial implications.

In Islam it is the MIDDLE road that is enjoined upon us...not weakness of faith (akin to parenting style one) nor to extremism (akin to parenting style three)... It is actually a balanced style requiring not only rules but compassion, choice and allowing every person in society the right to practice thier choice freely (so long as those `choices` do not impact dangerously on those around them or deny others thier freedoms). It is a very fair system if you understood it. But, as I mentioned before man corrupts and manipulates Islam and this generally starts right at the top.

Sadly Islam is no longer governed by a Khalifate...because if it was, then muslims would be able to intervene and remove corrupt heads of state (well one actually) and ensure the `surrounding` government only apply Islamic law not add man made variants (which tend to serve only the most wealthy and often protect the most corrupt and deviant. Courts would be based on Sharia...but be mindful that tolerance and leaving people who do not practice Islam is subject to God`s judgement ON Judgement Day and not to be punitive, there would be taxes..that reflect each individuals status...a mere two and a half percent of income (no rise or fall in `inflation)... NO interest at all, for anything, ever. The 10 Commandements would be observed...which is mainly what happen(ened)s globally and is very much a part of Islam and women would have secured rights which would be honoured. Islam does not deny women the right to drive...the king of Saudi Arabia does, Islam does not deny women the right to an education... but many so called Islamic states do, Islam does not constrain people to poverty...(what do you think the taxes are meant to do?) sadly many countries and states both Islamic and non-Islamic do. Women and children are to be treated with kindness and gently, to dealt with justly and not treated like servants and slaves. Slaves and servants should be set free and employed/married honourably. Servants rights should be honoured and dealt with justly.

Whichever job you are employed in makes you a servant to that `employer`...and the non-muslim employment laws are often disregarded by employers, in fact many companies blatantly ignore workers rights...even in the practice of health & safety. Bullying and sexual harrassment are prevalent and vulnerable groups are not protected with `abuses` often blatantly ignored.

Islam (we know) will eventually become watered down and unrecognisable... but ALL practising muslims pray that it won`t be our generation or our childrens` generation who follow a deviant path. (I use deviant to describe this very much in the way a scientist describes a deviant strain of influenza etceteras.)

Freedom in Islam means a `contract`...if we uphold and honour our vow...which is made to obey Allah when we declare our faith...then strive, God willing we will earn a place in paradise. This does not mean that this life will be easy. Far from it, life itself is a TEST. It is not what happens in the course of your life that matters...it is how you respond to what happens that counts. Many muslims suffer great hardships, trials and even tests with great wealth and beauty and the blessing of children. But, it is important to recognise the rights and choices of others, it is imperative to remember to ask Allah for guidance and not act rashly or with anger. It is really a `utopia` of sorts...only paradise is truly that!

The freedom, what really sets muslims free...is the certain knowledge that this life is NOT all there is, that reward for honourable living comes in the herafter.

Whether you do believe in God or not, it is sound to be reminded (and listen to our `conscience`- right and wrong) that we are accountable for our actions...which then in turn should enable us to restrain and discipline ourselves for a greater GOOD...and not act with malice, hate, jealousy and vindictivenss. Nor be selfish, greedy and gear life up to fulfilling material `betterment`. I truly wish we were there. Sigh!

Is this world, the way it is gradually declining such a great `freedom`... does the 20th century values really make for happiness? I don`t think so.
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#434 Posted by sparkles on January 28, 2007 2:45:21 am
Salam Alaikom Khalid, I was interested by your thought processes and feel that though there are areas which can fuel both the positions of western and eastern ideaologies, it still remains limited. One facet of people who kill or commit suicide is anger combined with hopelessness. Nowhere ever in Islam is killing or suicide ever associated in this way. `Suicide for the unbelievers...do NOT kill women,children, elderly, vulnerable or men who are in no way against you. Therefore there is a certain resolute intention in people who choose to adopt terror tactics to ignore and disregard the very doctrines of faith they profess to love and possess.

I feel it is rather a sense of belonging to an `imagined` political religeous `heroic` movement rather than Islam itself. Many Muslims (myself included- and I see myself as a muslim first and most of all) completely reject and are repulsed by the wanton slaughter of human life and habitat- even muslim deliberately killing muslim- an UNFORGIVABLE sin. Like you I remember that God created all of us...`kill one man unlawfully and it is equal to the slaying of the whole of mankind (irrespective of whether he(she) is a muslim or not) save one man and it is rewarded as though you had saved the life of all of mankind.

I feel it sadly is a predisposition in some people suicide bombers, domestic violence perpetrators, child batterers, thugs on a `Friday night out getting drunk & inflicting violence`, world leaders, etceteras- a sense of entitlement and a need to control at any cost and more a sense of insecurity, a demand for being valued and right- a demand for others to adopt the same attitudes etc by cajoling, manipulation and terror tactics if all else fails.

We as people have been warned NOT to judge our fellow man, yet we do constantly. Isnt a suicide bombing rather a weak attempt at `demonstrating` faith...hoping to die a `martyr`? True martyrdom is earned honourably in hand to hand combat ona battlefield- and this makes sense because only by engaging in combat in this way can you be assured that you are fighting a legitimate enemy. Suicide `bombers` act cowardly, petulantly and punitively... arrogantly really. We are also warned not to delude ouirselves as to our piety and worthiness. When we know that bloodshed is something we are supposed to use as the very last resort, that making treaty and peace is the right path...then sadly Islam is being rewritten...not the Quran...but the way it is being interpreted- by some (and not the majority) muslims and also by anti-Islamic scholars. I think these people are having doubts that they can resist temptation or may fail in some basic way...and decide to fast track the `dunea` in order to be successful in the `Aqira`. Crazy logic!
I think it is easy to see how anger builds when we witness so much injustice in the world, particularly with the Palestinian issue etc. BUT we should remember that we turn to Allah and ask His guidance, for patience and the removal of anger so that what action we do take is honourable and aims to resolve and end hostilities...not engage for the purpose of prolonging wars or for demonstrating an `Islamic` superiority. Allah created all of mankind, He gave ALL of mankind the choice of who to worship..or not, and He commanded that we obey Him. We have been told to live and deal equitably with each other and non-muslims. And we should look around (as muslims and non-muslims) and recognise that we often are unable to dictate to our loved ones with regard to conduct and values...so we should not hold entire nations or believers of faith accountable for the actions of minorities. It is a ridiculous notion. God Himself does not do that- He will judge us each as an individual. There is much wromg when our ummah does not remind each other of its obligations...when irrespective of the wrongdoing we witness we close ranks and stand silent. We do need to remind ourselves about our values and conduct, perhaps then we really might gain genuine respect from our non-muslim counterparts. Perhaps then we can unite and become powerful and a positive `welcoming` force in world economics. Whilst we have so many corrupt practices ignored in our Ummah, how can we show the world the truth about Islam?
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#433 Posted by VRV on August 29, 2006 2:21:03 pm
Re: # 432

Inquirer,

I read the article in New Scientist this week. I liked so much. Of course I read NS every week, btw.

I saw your qualifications & felt that you are eminently suitable for writing articles on science.

That`s the essence of my msg. Anyway thanks for giving me the info on Poincare Conjecture.

Rgds,



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#432 Posted by Inquirer on August 29, 2006 2:05:35 pm
#431, VRV:
Topology is not my area but here is the gist for your info:

The conjecture made by Henri Poincaré in 1904 essentially says that any shape that does not have any holes and fits within a finite space can be stretched and deformed into a sphere. That is certainly true looking at two-dimensional surfaces in the everyday three-dimensional world, but the conjecture says the same is true for three-dimensional surfaces embedded in four or more dimensions.

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#431 Posted by VRV on August 29, 2006 2:46:23 am

Inquirer,

I am sick of this religious stuff. Why dont you write on Poincare Conjecture on Chowk as an article?This was solved by Dr. Perelman and he declined the prize of all kinds for his work.

The one guy who is supposed to write on science writes about Dar Ul Islam and that stuff. Poincare Conjecture would give us the real relief for this monotony.

Thanks and Regards,

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#430 Posted by harish_hyd on August 28, 2006 9:55:44 pm
#427 by Salim_Chauhan

If Indians want to continue the goodwill of the Afghans, make sure that Indians provide the Afghans with heavy-duty condoms during this era of high Indian activity in Afghanistan.

Well, we`ve made sure of this. The grateful Afghans with Indian heavy-duty condoms are screwing the Pakis harder.

Please do not place additional financial burdens on the poor Indians in the west - As it is, most of them have to buy community lap dances with their pooled dollar bills.

The reason why poor Indians are pooling dollars these days is that the intensifying Baloch rebellion needs more than they`ve been able to provide, so anything of that sort obviously helps :-)
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#429 Posted by Inquirer on August 28, 2006 2:02:33 pm
Correct the first paragraph!

****It is curious how all questions are deteriorated by the extremists of Hindus and Muslims into abuse contests and mutual condemnation of Islamists by Hindus and of Hindus by Islamists. This childish behavior should have been outgrown by the dumbest of both groups. ****
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#428 Posted by Inquirer on August 28, 2006 1:58:55 pm
It is curious how all questions are deteriorated by the extremists of Hindus and Muslims into abuse contests and mutual condemnation of Islamists by Hindus and of Islamists by Hindus. This childish behavior should have been outgrown by the dumbest of both groups.

When will they learn to think like individual with self-respect willing to concede the same to others? Try to understand the nuances that they have no appreciation of rather than ad nauseam repeat the small intelligence they are hemmed in??

Chowk should provide forum for enhancement of knowledge and understanding rather than hurling of unsubstantiated slurs on each other.

If this can be reached by tighter control on publication, even that is welcome. At least we will save computer memory from unmitigated filth!!
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#427 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 28, 2006 1:49:18 pm
Harish_hyd {``India is very active in Afghanistan and has the goodwill of the Afghans there. If at all Indians in the US/UK/Europe want to contribute towards funding the Baloch rebellion, they can as well do it by routing their funds via India and then Afghanistan.``}

Harry Brother,
If Indians want to continue the goodwill of the Afghans, make sure that Indians provide the Afghans with heavy-duty condoms during this era of high Indian activity in Afghanistan. Please do not place additional financial burdens on the poor Indians in the west - As it is, most of them have to buy community lap dances with their pooled dollar bills.
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#426 Posted by harish_hyd on August 28, 2006 4:42:32 am
For decades now, Pakis living abroad, most notably the US and UK have funded proscribed Paki terror groups despite explicit warnings. And now some Pakis are warning Indians in the UK to desist from supporting the BLA. India is very active in Afghanistan and has the goodwill of the Afghans there. If at all Indians in the US/UK/Europe want to contribute towards funding the Baloch rebellion, they can as well do it by routing their funds via India and then Afghanistan. Unlike in the case of Pakistan, money wired to India does not raise the west`s suspicions.
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#425 Posted by VRV on August 28, 2006 3:10:57 am
Re: # 424

Harish,

This is what I would like to highlight to our friends on the other side, despite our not-so-glorious (but decent) HR record.

>>>India in contrast continues to provide police protection and even monthly allowances to the stridently anti-Indian Geelani, the Mirwaiz and other prominent Kashmiri separatist leaders. That`s the difference between a democracy and a dictatorship.<<<

India can bump-off these pro-Pak guys but it doesn`t. That`s the diff between them and us.
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#424 Posted by harish_hyd on August 28, 2006 2:42:05 am
#423 by VRV

You are dot on Harish. They are supporting all possible secessionist forces in India not just Kashmir but north-east rebels as well.

In the 80s and early 90s, Pakis were heavily into supporting the secessionists in Punjab and Kashmir and thrilled at the prospects of an imminent break up of India. Now the shoe is on the other foot. Paki bravado seems to have evaporated with news that India, through its consulates in Jalalabad and Kandahar was fomenting trouble in Balochistan.

The new crop o f Baloch leasdership are gems. For eg. Sana Baloch, Malek Towghi, Ahmer Mastikhan, Akhter Mengal et al. Busharrf as usual locked up Munir Mengal for starting a new Baloch TV channel and Sana`s brothers for being Sana`s siblings.

By eliminating Akbar Bugti, Musharraf has shot himself in the foot. No matter the rights and wrongs of Bugti`s own actions, he was a man with tremendous influence over the Baloch. Many Pakis in the past had questioned his clout and had claimed that his writ did not extend beyond Dera Bugti and his clan. But the riots that are taking place in Quetta and even far off cities like Karachi even as I`m writing this prove that the man had considerable hold. By unwittingly making him a martyr, Mushy has spurred on the otherwise faltering Baloch movement. From here, things can only get worse for Pakistan.

India in contrast continues to provide police protection and even monthly allowances to the stridently anti-Indian Geelani, the Mirwaiz and other prominent Kashmiri separatist leaders. That`s the difference between a democracy and a dictatorship.
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#423 Posted by VRV on August 28, 2006 2:26:02 am
Re: # 421

You are dot on Harish. They are supporting all possible secessionist forces in India not just Kashmir but north-east rebels as well.

The new crop o f Baloch leasdership are gems. For eg. Sana Baloch, Malek Towghi, Ahmer Mastikhan, Akhter Mengal et al. Busharrf as usual locked up Munir Mengal for starting a new Baloch TV channel and Sana`s brothers for being Sana`s siblings. Pak establishment behaves like a mafia gang but not as a modern nation-state apparatus.

In any case Pakistan is an artificial country. Separatist Indian muslims felt like a nation who looked for a state and they got it in 1947. Now they had a state but begging for a nation. Thanks to the god-send Generals.

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#422 Posted by Ahadaustin on August 28, 2006 12:56:59 am
Dear Dr. Sohail

Thanks for the kindest words & poem, I really adore it, our consideration are alike, but Dear Dr. when will this children Grow up? When will they have common sense? When will they know how to behave in this small planet?

How many more Iqbal, Mandela, Hakeem Saeed, M Luther King, Galib, Mother Teresa, Dalai Lama, , Nehru, Cesar Chavez, Albert Einstein, Franklin, Gandhi (Bapoo) we still need to guide us today`s world political/geographical solutions, the Real peace is not in power, money, or weapons, but in deep inner peace.

I still remember Gandhi quotes ``If you are good, the whole world is good``.

We as the Sons/Daughters of Adam and Eve who came from the heaven; we have the same genetic cell DNA/Blood as Adam and Eve transferring form generations to generations. These cells know that cold is better then fire, Cold water is better then the worm water, Fresh fruits and Flowers are good, a child pay attraction to a beautiful girl not the ugly one why. Who teach him/her? Human body feels good in relaxation with a beautiful weather and scenery why! What kind of past heaven experience we still feel in our blood and body.

The Process of Today`s Desi Life:

0 – 16 or more (Learning /Support/Safety/Love for Family)
16-25 (Respect and Value in Masarah`s (Society) Process)
26-40 (Love and Belong ness with life partner/Children)
40-65 (Self–actualization – Thinking about the family and the Society Welfare at whole)
Self actualization and thinking about welfare for the Society or family should start from 16-65, People need to encourage our youth to think out side the box.

Thanks & Regards!
Ahad
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#421 Posted by harish_hyd on August 27, 2006 10:24:47 pm
#417 by VRV

However nobody can stop us from supporting the non-voilent political parties that are working for Baloch integration and independence.

Perhaps we can copy Pakistan`s example of ``moral and diplomatic support`` to the Kashmiri terrorists. Let`s provide ``moral and diplomatic support`` to the Balochis and any community working to get their rights in Pakistan.

It is amusing to see how Paks are jumping up and down at the Indian support to Baloch militants. For almost 30 years (Punjab and then Kashmir), Pakis were generously arming and training Sikh and now Kashmiri terrorists and were all gung ho at the miseries Indians were living with. Now that India seems to be gratefully returning the favor, they seem to be wetting their pants.
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#420 Posted by drsohail on August 27, 2006 8:39:26 pm
Re: # 400
Dear Ahad....thank you for your generous comments and humanistic thoughts. Your

letter reminded me of one of my poems. I hope you like it. sincerely sohail

WE ARE ALL CHILDREN OF MOTHER EARTH

When would we realize?
We are all children of Adam and Eve
Our enemies are our distant cousins
Alienated by ethnic and religious walls
Separated by linguistic and national borders
Divided by the history of Holy Wars

When would be become aware?
We all belong to the same race
The same tribe
The same family
The Human family
We all share
The same moon
The same sun
The same mountains
The same valleys
The same deserts
The same jungles
The same winds
The same oceans
When would we recognize?
We are all children of Mother Earth
Khalid Sohail

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#419 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 27, 2006 2:59:43 pm
Mantolives #416 {``{``BLA are comprised of tribal groups based in the Baluchistan area of Eastern Pakistan``}

Manto Payee,
I was already jughrafiacally confused by the location of Mirpur.
Now, are you telling me that the BLA are a reincarnation of the Mukhti Bahini?
Is this some sort of delayed consequence of the `71 debacle? Things seem to be pointing in that direction anyway. :(
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#418 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 27, 2006 2:59:32 pm
Mantolives #416 {``{``BLA are comprised of tribal groups based in the Baluchistan area of Eastern Pakistan``}

Manto Payee,
I was already jughrafiacally confused by the location of Mirpur.
Now, are you telling me that the BLA are a reincarnation of the Mukhti Bahini?
Is this some sort of delayed consequence of the `71 debacle? Things seem to be pointing in that direction anyway. :(
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#417 Posted by VRV on August 27, 2006 11:50:54 am
As a law abiding resident of Great Britain, I would follow the directive of not supporting Balochistan Liberation Army.

However nobody can stop us from supporting the non-voilent political parties that are working for Baloch integration and independence.

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#416 Posted by MantoLives on August 27, 2006 11:41:31 am
Fair warning to Indian residents of Great Britain supporting the Baluch ``liberation`` army

According to the UK home office

http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/security/terrorism-and-the-law/terrorism-act/proscribed-groups

Baluchistan Liberation Army (BLA):
BLA are comprised of tribal groups based in the Baluchistan area of Eastern Pakistan, which aims to establish an idependant nation encompassing the Baluch dominated areas of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran.


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#415 Posted by krishna_abcd on August 27, 2006 10:15:17 am
#413 by HP

[It is so amazing to see these racist, religions, cultures, and the communities abuser so upset at a little personal abuse they get for being racist. Personal abuse is no crime in any society but in every civil society abusing a religion, a race, or the communities is certainly a crime barring of course the khasiland, where people are raised on how much abuse they can hurl on each other and other communities with in their own country and outside of it. ]

This, coming from Hate (``Mumbai blasts was armed resistence``) Pot.

Calling a pedophile a pedophile should be ok in ANY society, and ridiculing a ``religion`` cooked up by a pedophile should be a-ok as well. Listen to AM radio in the US, and what Americans say privately (and increasingly, more publicly) about Pakiland and Islam. Americans haven`t had the history where they have had to co-exist with a murderous religion for over a thousand years. Spain, which experienced a little bit of it, reversed the Islamic conversions by force at the first opportunity and is now happily 94% Catholic.

It is always interesting to see Pakis lecture you on morals and ethics. Kind of like Pakis fighting for ``democracy`` in Kashmir.

No ``articles`` by ``liberated`` Paki writers on the recent ``democratic negotiations`` with Bugti on this ``uncompromisingly independent`` Paki web site yet. Afraid of smart bombs raining down on Chowk editors?

:)
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#414 Posted by zeemax on August 26, 2006 11:05:31 pm
It is a sign of khasi-macacaism that they turn against their very own at the silghtest hint of display of a modicem of sympathy for Muslims. Following is a case in point:

And it is interesting that my previous two nicks were banned, but zeemax`s was not, ..... Muslims are shamelessly hypocritical. (KrishnaABCD_Macaca)

Of-course he fails to acknowledge that the person with banning/un-banning power is no other than chowk-staff, and chowk-staff is no other than a committed Sikh lady, who has also been subject to abuse on UP for the very reason.

Refer to SR`s article re ` Who is this mysterious chowk-staff`.

Then, there is the subject of Dost-Mittar who is being reviled just because his wife is a Muslim. And you guys protest at dragging families in?

Pathetic.
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#413 Posted by HP on August 26, 2006 7:51:36 pm

It is so amazing to see these racist, religions, cultures, and the communities abuser so upset at a little personal abuse they get for being racist. Personal abuse is no crime in any society but in every civil society abusing a religion, a race, or the communities is certainly a crime barring of course the khasiland, where people are raised on how much abuse they can hurl on each other and other communities with in their own country and outside of it.



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#412 Posted by krishna_abcd on August 26, 2006 3:14:27 pm
#375 by AlephNull

[It amuses me to see Paki men of mature years completely lose their self-control, descend into foul-mouthed incoherence, fish out their favourite prostheses, issue impotent threats, and in general make public spectacles of themselves. They will then blame their meltdowns on ‘hatemongers’ like arjun and on the ‘Indian Propaganda Machine’; ask for those who they claimed provoked their hilarious outbursts, to be banned or expelled from the site, or in other ways “put in their place”, etc. etc. They will never face up to their own lack of serenity. ]

Also, it is interesting to see creatures like zeemax (with his pornographic posts), behram (with his posts from the gutter), HP (``Mumbai Blasts was a case of armed resistence``) be so popular amongst the Paki ``intelligentsia``. And it is interesting that my previous two nicks were banned, but zeemax`s was not, even after those appalling low-class posts. Muslims are shamelessly hypocritical.

I don`t think there is any way to fix this muslim problem worldwide other than mass conversions. There needs to be a defining confrontation of some sort between Muslims and non-Muslims to make this happen. Let`s hope this happens without too much bloodshed. For after all, Muslims are Muslims because they were born Muslim. Not their fault, really.


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#411 Posted by echoboom on August 26, 2006 2:16:26 pm
It is good to know from those whistling in the dark & peeing in their pants...and who are asking anyone within the hearing distance..`` am I the next convert to Islam?``

The conquest of Europe & the Americas is within sight; then the secularoons, liberaloons, munafiquoons, & murtadoons from slavelands would fall like dominoes--

and then true to their nature; they would lick the hand that feeds them...those who can be domesticated NEVER change their nature; even after becoming a muslim.

and those destined for conquest never ever give up until they...conquer.

It comes with the territory.

Parvaaz hai donoaN kee issi aik jahaaN meiN
kurGus ka jahaaN aur hai, shaheeN ka jahaaN aur...........ALLAMA IQBAL

tr:
Both circle the same sky, glide in the same air
There`s a vulture; and then there is an eagle.


A homegrown convert



THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A court drawing of 10 of the accused in the alleged terror plot to blow up U.S.-bound airliners are from top left, Cossar Ali, Mehran Hussain, Ibrahim Savant, Wheed Zaman, middle row, Arafat Waheed Khan, Umar Islam, Ahmed Abdullah Ali, bottom row, Tanvir Hussain, Adam Khatib and Assad Ali Sarwar as they sit in Westminster Magistrates Court in London,
London Daily Mail
Don Stewart-Whyte became a Muslim six months ago.



Don Stewart-Whyte, held in an alleged plot to blow up airliners, converted to Islam six months ago

By Kim Murphy
The Los Angeles Times
LONDON (Aug 26, 2006)
He was just 12, the son of a former British Conservative Party organizer in a neat suburban neighbourhood of single-family homes and duplexes, when the father he adored died.


He started drinking and getting into fights, neighbours say.


But six months ago, Don Stewart-Whyte stopped drinking and smoking, and became calmer and more polite, those who know him say. The 21-year-old had converted to Islam, the currency of some of the toughest and hippest young Asian students in his High Wycombe neighbourhood.


``Islam answered all his questions, so he became a Muslim,`` said Abid Zaman, a Muslim habitue of the neighbourhood west of London.


Today, Stewart-Whyte is being held with 22 other suspects in an alleged plot to blow up U.S.-bound airliners over the Atlantic Ocean.


Stewart-Whyte, who became Abdul Waheed, and two other suspects in the plot were converts to Islam, reinforcing what many security experts and clerics already knew: The fervour and inexperience of new converts provides fertile soil for the allure of radical theology.


``The converts are seen as the most extreme, and they`re seen as the most extreme even by other Muslims who may not come from the U.K., which is really worrying,`` said Anthony Glees, director of the Brunel University Centre for Intelligence and Security Studies in West London.


The growing number of homegrown converts in the ranks of militant Islam in Britain is raising troubling new questions not only about what it means to be British, but whether new Muslims must choose between family and faith across what many see as a yawning divide between civilizations.


Britain now has perhaps 50,000 Muslim converts, ranging from fair-haired housewives in Yorkshire who have adopted the hijab to former Catholic priests, Afro-Caribbean street gang members and upper-middle-class university students.


At Islamic meetings attended by many new converts, Glees said, ``people are brainwashed with certain ideas. Such as, there was no Holocaust. Such as, the London (transport) bombers killed far fewer people than the number of Muslims killed over hundreds of years by the British. These things are said, and they become increasingly accepted by these people as their ideological currency.``


``Of course, we have noticed this,`` said Abdurahman Anderson, who has worked extensively with new Muslims at south London`s Brixton Mosque. The congregation there, about 60 per cent of them converts, has included Richard Reid, the British-born ``shoe bomber`` who was himself a convert, and Sept. 11 co-plotter Zacarias Moussaoui, now serving a life sentence in the United States.


``A lot of youth ... have had a kind of intellectual revolution,`` Anderson said. ``And with the world events, they`ve decided to get a fervour in themselves. We call it `hamas.` This excitement can come to a new convert, or someone who`s turning away from the old, traditional Islam.


``What we find is that extremists have used this enthusiasm to try and teach them their erroneous ideas. And these individuals, who have a quest for knowledge, and an excitement, they`re susceptible to it.``


Friends say that after his conversion, Stewart-Whyte grew a beard, wore baggy trousers or the long ``shalwar kameez`` Muslim dress, and frequented a local Islamic studies centre with two other young Muslims also arrested in the plot.


Only a few weeks before the arrests, he married a Moroccan woman who had moved into the house he shared with his mother, a physical education teacher. Neighbours said the young bride never emerged from the house without a full black burka, leaving only slits for her eyes.


Neighbour Zaman, who claims he worked for a year as a driver for radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza, defended the young convert. ``Don`s a nice guy,`` he said. ``He never talks about jihad. Just basic Islamic principles, love your neighbour and all that. You know, `Hi brother, how you doing?` Nothing to do with terrorism.


``Of course he was upset, like everybody is. You`ve got the U.S. selling these bunker-busting bombs to Israel, and they use those weapons to kill Lebanese men, women and children; this is state-sponsored terrorism, you know what I mean?`` he said. ``But Don and all these Muslims that are in Britain, they`re working, they`ve got their wives, they`ve got their families.``


The purported plot to blow up liquid explosives on board aircraft ``just doesn`t make sense to any of us,`` he said. ``OK, a hole blows in the fuselage and the plane starts going down, and you`re there with the rest of them, you`re bloody yelling and dying for five minutes? It`s crazy! Who would do that?``


Another High Wycombe convert arrested was Brian Young, 28, a former Rastafarian who became Umar Islam when he became a Muslim about three years ago. Young, who is married to a young Muslim woman and is a recent father, worked as a city bus inspector.


The Sun reported he was on duty the day of the London transport explosions in July 2005, and searched buses for other possible bombs.


Accountant Oliver Savant, 25, was also a convert who lived with his Muslim wife, six months` pregnant, in the east London area of Walthamstow. Neighbours said he was the son of an Iranian-born architect, while his mother, an accountant, was British by birth.


``He was the younger of two brothers. The older brother was a high flier in the City,`` neighbour Hazel Kleinman said, referring to London`s financial district.


Young and Savant were charged Monday with conspiracy to commit murder and preparing acts of terrorism. Stewart-Whyte was one of 11 suspects still under detention pending completion of the investigation.
With the large growth in Muslim converts, the number who have been drawn to violent Islam is statistically small.

Much more important, said Timothy Winter, a Muslim convert and lecturer in Islamic studies at Cambridge University, is the potential for Western converts to inject new intellectual blood into the faith, not only expanding the reach of Islam, but transforming it. Yet the act of straddling a cultural divide inevitably raises the potential of a values gap, particularly wrenching for converts who have a foot in both camps.


``There`s a concept in Islam that is very powerful, the idea of a united, powerful `ummah.` It means sort of family, really. So there is a strong idea in Islam of brotherhood ties between Muslims globally,`` said Matthew Wilkinson, who was the epitome of Britishness -- head boy at Eton -- before converting to Islam at the conclusion of his years as a theology student at Cambridge.


Inevitably, politics and theology become intertwined. Jamal Harwood grew up in a typically Christian family in Canada, but by the time he moved to Britain as a young man, he converted to Islam because of nagging questions about his faith.



Why was Jesus more important than the other prophets? Why did Sunday sermons rarely talk about real things, like crime, divorce, violence against women? Were the pastors not aware that the other half of the world was locked in poverty?


Soon, those questions spawned others. Why was Israel imprisoning and killing Palestinians in occupied lands? Why were corrupt, secular Arab regimes ruling over the Muslim faithful?


Harwood joined Hizb ut-Tahrir, an organization often described as a farm team for extremists that advocates the establishment of an Islamic caliphate from Palestine to Turkmenistan.



These days, Harwood makes speeches across Britain in the venues where his organization isn`t banned, railing against what it calls U.S. atrocities in Iraq and advocating the overthrow of Israel. He is more articulate and more vociferous in his defence of the Muslim ummah than many native-born Muslims. But that doesn`t make him any less British, he said.


``People talk about British values. Well, which British values?`` said the 46-year-old information technology consultant. ``Yes, I have a different belief system. Yes, I have a different world view. But why should it be a problem?


``The Muslim community has a very strong duty of care in this country,`` he said. ``The whole debate about integration -- yes, Muslims should be well-settled within the community; we should be productive members of society; we work, we pay our taxes -- but we also maintain a very distinct identity.``
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#410 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 26, 2006 11:09:32 am
Zeemax #397 {`` It is quite surprising because Salim doesn`t need any support ... believe me he is sturdy enough so you won`t get anything from attacking his friends.
``}

Zee,
My friend, thank you for standing up for me, but I wish you had not made the ``sturdy`` comment. Now, she will never leave me alone. :(
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#409 Posted by zeemax on August 26, 2006 6:40:09 am
contd...#408....

And certainly it was the idea you were advancing, not your person why I supported your questions. It was towards transparency and accountability. All very fair. If you ask these again, or anyone else, I will support that.
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#408 Posted by zeemax on August 26, 2006 6:32:51 am
#407 by saminasha2

Sure I see where you come from. I admire your courage in the face of tremendous hostility, all for what you stand for. That is of-course admirable. Those are `principles`.

But, other people have principles too. So does Chuhan, so do I. If it comes to push & shove, we do it. If women attack me, their privates are no more private than mine.

For example, you can pull out my posts from the early days (you were here too) and you`ll see whether that was always the case.

But, respect remains. I reiterate that. What you object to is just semantics.
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#407 Posted by saminasha2 on August 26, 2006 5:56:06 am
Re: # 397

Zeemax,

Being unamused by your tacit support of chuhan is not necessarily ``attacking`` you. I am highly critical of that support and also your and HP`s language and gendered metaphors lately. Kindly refrain from referring to womens bodies in a pejorative and sexualized manners-it is not acceptable.

Having said that, I do appreciate your support of questions I believed and still believed it was ethical to ask. I appreciate your support of the fairness of the idea I was advancing and not necessarily me-I hope you can see that distinction.

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#406 Posted by saharanpuri on August 26, 2006 5:23:10 am
Lets remember the enormous human tragedy inflicted in this subcontinent from the annals of history .This massacre enabled pakistan to once for all solve its hindu/sikh minority problem on an permanent basis . Due to foolhardy Gandhi /Nehru Indias muslim minority has grown to 20 crores nad has several suicide sleeper bombers.Next generations of Hindus
/sikhs will laways suffer this Congressi blunder.
Competitive Massacre

Posted Monday, Sep. 8, 1947(TIME)
While the orchestra at Lahore`s Falett`s Hotel played quietly for dancing, European guests drank cocktails on the moonlit terrace. Beyond earshot of the music, whole blocks of buildings lay gutted. Streets were bare and silent. Over the deserted railroad station the smell of corpses hung.
One-seventh of Lahore, capital of the Punjab, had been destroyed. Scores of nearby towns and villages had been razed. War—or rather, competitive massacre—between Moslems and Sikhs had reached a pitch of horror that made the Indian Mutiny of 1857 look like a mere street brawl. In two weeks, between 40,000 and 150,000 people had been killed in the Punjab. Most of the bodies were too hacked and charred to be recognized. At least a million were homeless.
``Never during two wars have I seen such sights as I have seen these last two days,`` said a middle-aged British colonel at Lahore airport. ``All those atrocity yarns we used to hear, such as Germans cutting Belgian children`s hands off and raping and then killing women, have suddenly come true in the Punjab during the last week.``
``The Joy of Fraternization.`` For months the Punjab`s communal hatred had been boiling up into slaughter. A previous climax came last spring when hundreds were killed in riots there (TIME, March 17). In mid-August the partition of the Punjab between India and Pakistan left 1.6 of the 3.8 million Sikhs in the province under Moslem rule; at least twice as many Moslems remained on the Indian side of the border in a new East Punjab state.
The Sikhs are an offshoot of the Hindu religion; they organized 300 years ago to resist militantly Moslem oppression. The British had used the warlike Sikhs extensively, giving them land and offices, especially in the fertile, predominantly Moslem West Punjab. In consequence, the Moslems hate Sikhs far more than they do Hindus.
The rest of India was relatively quiet. In once turbulent Calcutta, Mohandas K. Gandhi, still striving for Hindu-Moslem unity, was able to write of the situation there: ``One might almost say the joy of fraternization is leaping up from hour to hour.``
There was no fraternization in the Punjab. At Amritsar, on the Indian side of the border, organized gangs of Sikhs had exterminated or driven out the Moslem minority population (150,000). Moslems in Lahore and other Pakistan border regions retaliated against the Hindus and Sikhs there.
Mohamed Ali Jinnah, who had conceived Pakistan in hatred and was now its president and undisputed boss, sent to the West Punjab as governor his faithful follower, the Khan of Momdot. The bland, moonfaced Khan had served four years in the Punjab Legislative Assembly without opening his mouth. When he got to the West Punjab, he acted. With his province literally in flames, the Khan of Momdot relaxed regulations that had restricted the carrying of firearms; he also decreed that every man could wear a sword, provided it was covered.
Some of his subordinates went further. The Moslem deputy commissioner of one of the Western Punjab districts mourned a son killed on the Indian side of the border. Said he to the young Moslems: ``You have full liberty to go the limit.
Take revenge as you like, but if there is one Hindu or Sikh left alive in my district after you are through, I swear to kill them myself.``

The Canal Turned Pink. TIME Correspondent Robert Neville flew over the area last week, then talked with refugees and correspondents fleeing from the carnage. Neville cabled:
``Just flying over the Punjab today with a landing here & there gives a feeling that terrible things have happened below. The number of smoking villages that can be counted from Ambala up to Lahore must be at least 150. Here & there can be seen a big town like Sialkot and Gujranwala, where charred black districts tell the story that here the property of one entire community was wiped out.
``The panorama of West Punjab seems even worse. In hitherto peaceful districts like Montgomery and Lyallpur there is not one town which has not been a battlefield. There is no bazaar which has not been burned out. Streams of refugees can be seen approaching all bridges, and over some roads they form virtual convoys miles long. On a ten-mile stretch of road leading to the big bridge over the Sutlej River into Pakistan, there must have been 100,000 people, most of them walking beside bullock carts piled high with their sole possessions.
``At Lahore`s Central Station, Sikh and Hindu refugees from North or West Punjab were mobbed on the platform, often stabbed to death and their few belongings looted. A major incident involved a big convoy carrying perhaps 1,000 from Sialkot to Amritsar. The convoy was stopped and attacked at the Ravi River bridge. Hundreds were stabbed to death and other hundreds wounded.
``Refugees from Lyallpur in West Punjab say that so many Sikhs and Hindus were murdered and their bodies thrown into the canal that the canal actually had a pinkish color for a day after. Moslem refugees told how Sikhs stripped and paraded Moslem women through the streets, raped them and then killed them. British correspondents reported having seen dead, naked women lying about villages of the Amritsar district.``
A Look of Satisfaction. ``Although railway administrations of both Dominions have doggedly tried to keep a skeleton schedule going, they have now given up. For days on end no trains arrived in Delhi without having been attacked and looted practically all along the route.
``Near Jullundur, a band of Sikhs held up a train, methodically searched all compartments and pulled out 17 Moslems, whom they beheaded on the platform. Most amazing of all was the look of bland satisfaction on the faces of these young Sikh men, their hands dripping blood, their clothes smeared with blood, as they stood and grinned at their handiwork while the train finally pulled out. The only Moslems who escaped on this trip were two who were hidden by two British officers under their baggage.
``A British correspondent traveling in the opposite direction through this territory saw half a dozen lying stabbed on the Lahore platform, slowly dying without any help being given. Later that night, on a small siding south of Amritsar, a band of Sikhs entered his compartment and before his eyes beheaded a Moslem apparently trying to travel disguised as a Hindu. (For identification, both sides use the tried and true means of seeing whether there has been circumcision. Moslems always circumcize, the Hindus and Sikhs practically never.)
``A member of the U.S. Embassy arrived in Lahore from Delhi with another tale of horror. Reaching the small station of Okara, near Montgomery, he found the station platform utterly deserted except for several hundred dead Hindus and Sikhs lying around the platform, apparently slaughtered only a few hours before while waiting for the train to escape. All these people were workers in a textile mill which had been attacked by Moslems. Their bodies were mostly stripped and in several instances limbs had been torn from the bodies. The wife of a British textile factory manager told how a Moslem mob had attacked the Hindu and Sikh workers in another factory. When Moslems broke into the ground floor, the Sikhs slashed the throats of their own wives, and afterwards tried to fight through themselves. All were killed.``
Authorities were utterly unable to cope with the situation. In many cases both Sikh and Moslem police had participated in the riots. British soldiers, present in the Punjab, were not allowed to interfere under the arrangements now in force for Indian independence.
No Plans. For the homeless, crippled refugees, no one had anticipated relief measures. In New Delhi a penniless Hindu woman from the West Punjab clutched her two children, told of her husband`s murder by Moslems. ``Don`t ask her about her plans,`` cautioned a welfare official, ``she hasn`t any and neither have we.``
The rioting was breaking down railroad traffic between parts of India and Pakistan. Unless it was soon restored, both nations, especially Pakistan, would be economically crippled. Fearing that the Punjab rioting would spread, millions of Hindus and Moslems prepared to cross borders in a transfer of population greater than Europe had ever seen.
In his new capital, Karachi, Jinnah preached that ``restraint is necessary.`` However, the fires of communal hatred, which he had fanned for 20 years, were burning too brightly in the Punjab to be easily stifled. They might spread


From the Sep. 8, 1947 issue of TIME magazine
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#405 Posted by queen_cut_paste on August 26, 2006 4:59:38 am
#404 its interesting to note that often it is not only the paki guys as you put - I know of many a subcontinental old person do this jumping up and down thing....what they call respect or izzat - is actually demanded by them not commanded by them!

So I will take issue with you and say why do you isolate on old paki foggies! Shame you sire! you are a true bigot!
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#404 Posted by queen_cut_paste on August 26, 2006 4:56:54 am
#401 tahmed32 sir, you are the exception...and a good one.....you are someone who can dig up waltermitty and read it, and then say never read it before and glad I did it - and you have my respect for this!

If you see zeemax jump and down at a drop of a hat, or echoboom chacha or MASADI mian get agitated you will know what I mean ;-(). The give meaning to a phrase, if I could coin it,`` armchair-keyboarding is mightier than the pen and the sword combined`` (AKIMTPASC).

the other exception is ofcourse URSTRULY - a man who has my respect. never wavers from the straight line according to his beliefs, never shy to acknowledge right and worng and always open to an argument.
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#403 Posted by tahmed32 on August 26, 2006 4:35:38 am
#401 as an ``old, mature`` paki guy, could i ask exactly which post of mine shows that i have ``jangled`` my nerves? :-)
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#402 Posted by tahmed32 on August 26, 2006 4:26:50 am
#400 well said. The holy prophet, according to common belief, said that ``the pen is mightier than the sword``.

His most ardent followers, the ones who are ready to kill in his name, demonstrate that they think that ``the sword is mightier than the pen``.
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#401 Posted by queen_cut_paste on August 26, 2006 2:31:03 am
Re: # 375

Alephnull, you have just driven the nail straight through the head. It appears that it is very easy to send them up and jangle their nerves.
serenity is a concept they will nt understand, unless and until they figure out Cantor and the infinite possibilities of this world.

Its a sad day when these old mature guys managed to take over this place .....
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#400 Posted by Ahadaustin on August 26, 2006 2:17:34 am
Suicide bomber are like person who want to prove some things by his extreme action, He/She wants to send a Massage to the targeted people. They are like a marketing guy who wants to convey his massage, feeling and reaction product to the unarmed innocent`s civilians. But massage is well received by only to people who love one`s life suffer.

When they need to Communicate and there massage ignore they become like this:

Al Qaeda, Tamil Tigers ,Chechen rebels, Palestinian militants, Kurdistan Workers Party, Arnold von Winkelried, kamikaze pilots,ETA (Basque for ``Basque Homeland and Freedom, IRA (RIRA) Ireland, TAK Kurdish in Turkey, United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) of Assam, Nepal-Maoist, Abu Sayyaf Group, Shiv Sena, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS),Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), Lashkar-e-Jhangvi,Lashkar-e-Toiba, Lord`s Resistance Army Uganda, Army of God ,Freedomites Canada, Nagaland Rebels,National Liberation Front of Tripura, God`s Army Myanmar.Ku Klux Klan, Irgun, Jewish Defense League, Khalistan Zindabad Force ,

We are the People same like a person`` who is watching the Animal Planet, watching Tiger hunt the deer, Lion eat his own cubs, wild fire, some people treating the dogs like their own kids and someone people eating them to survive. We all say that the nature until the rattail snake bite you own kid on your homme backyard.

My point is taht we need to Communicate and Communicate well, understand each others and their problems and come up with Peaceful Possible Solutions.

Do you believe that We all are the sons and daughters of Adam and Eve?

Iqbal uses his Pen, Ghandi uses his simple ideology, Khalid Sohail uses his keyboard and
the stupid use the Bombs.

Think +ive ! Think Global !

Peace Out!

Ahad
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#399 Posted by Humsab on August 25, 2006 11:43:55 pm
AlephNull # 375

Jiyo !
How true it is! I wish these oldies join some Vipassana course to give serenity to their nerves. Sometimes, I wonder if their university going sons have stolen their id and writing these posts on Chowk. If their sons are into it, it is understandable but these mature men going on and on? Disgusting for others but I am sure not embarrassing for them inspite of their age.

For abuse free inreracts:-
AlephNull Zindabad
Arjun-m Zindabad
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#398 Posted by sri on August 25, 2006 11:22:04 pm
#396 by zeemax

`` It has been clear to some for long and now becoming clearer to others, that this cartload of he-macacas, she-macacas and khasi-macacas has nothing to contribute to any board but only jump in here to abuse Muslims and Pakistan irrespective of the issues under discussion, about which they have no knowledge to begin with.

It must be known to them that their tail-less red butts will be soundly kicked. ``

Meanwhile in the real world, Sand-macacas, sand-macaca wannables and sand macaca look-alikes are being detained, cavity searched and generally kicked around all over the world on a mere suspicion of sneezing.

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#397 Posted by zeemax on August 25, 2006 10:59:22 pm
#374 by saminasha2 re: # 356

Saminasha, do you attack me just because I am Salim`s friend? It is quite surprising because Salim doesn`t need any support ... believe me he is sturdy enough so you won`t get anything from attacking his friends.

Besides, you have a short memory. Do you recall when you had posted an iLog demanding some explanations from the-then Chief Editor, I had started a UP thread in your support? Despite that scrap of ours on the Jawahara board?

Anyhow, I have respect for your literary ability as well as your humanist stand on many issues, so would rather not get into acrimony with you. There is no reason for it.
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#396 Posted by zeemax on August 25, 2006 10:51:17 pm
#371 by HP/#372 by godot

It has been clear to some for long and now becoming clearer to others, that this cartload of he-macacas, she-macacas and khasi-macacas has nothing to contribute to any board but only jump in here to abuse Muslims and Pakistan irrespective of the issues under discussion, about which they have no knowledge to begin with.

It must be known to them that their tail-less red butts will be soundly kicked.

C.C. Other Chowk boards
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#395 Posted by HP on August 25, 2006 1:20:06 pm
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#394 Posted by VRV on August 25, 2006 1:03:52 pm
Khasi HP,

Be warned.

Dont drag me to this type of brawl.

If you have anything, disuss and ask.

If you disagree, fine, do it like a man not like a cissy.

If you cant suppress your urge for action then look for a another cissy khasi.

Or else wait until Dr. Sohail comes to place or seek advise thru this board for your khasi

feelings.

Be warned.



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#393 Posted by VRV on August 25, 2006 12:46:57 pm
Re: # 392

Khasi Uncle HP,

It depends.

Be a Khasi forever. Khasi Uncle murdabad.



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#392 Posted by HP on August 25, 2006 12:42:59 pm
#391,

``I am heterosexual``

I understand and have sympathy for your desires and wishes to change your current condition. However, you must understand that this late in your life, not every thing can be undone by merely wishing for it.

A khasi will always remain a khasi...

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#391 Posted by VRV on August 25, 2006 12:26:35 pm
Re: # 390

Khasi Uncle HP,

Nothing of Gujju-Jinnah type gay sentiments. A Venutian like can understand them.

I am heterosexual but not a Khasi like you.

Your Khasi mentality must be kept to yourself.





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#390 Posted by HP on August 25, 2006 12:18:49 pm
#386 by VRV

``Your last para summarises my understaning of you. That`s why I feel good for you``

Khasi Sentiments...bordering on gay camaraderie...

Why is that nice people are always simplistic too.



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#389 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 25, 2006 12:18:39 pm
Arjun_M,

I am impressed by your exemplary mominocity in the countless hours of research and selfless effort that you have expended in the service of Ummahdom. Exposing the faults of our leaders and the sad state of our society is the first task every momin - and, sir, you are first among the suntanned ones. :) We are all indebted to you for your courageous sincerity and uncompromising jihad against the enemies of the true faith. May I suggest that you now move up to the next level of your endeavors - from research to rectification? May Allah bless you with 72 Draupattis in the hereafter.
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#388 Posted by anil on August 25, 2006 12:04:38 pm
Re: # 358

Zeemax sahib:

``I should refer you to a good social-scientist as to how free you are. May I suggest Masadi?``

You certainly have a sense of humor and I like this side of yours. Please do reflect it more in your postings.

All the best.

Anil
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#387 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 25, 2006 11:58:26 am
#384, Monsieur Tahmed,
Il n`ya pas raison d`avoir un tete a la tete avec votre femme pour chercher les autres femmes avec les yeux seulement. Les yeux sont innocents. C`est le coeur qui est mechant.
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#386 Posted by VRV on August 25, 2006 11:52:44 am
Re: # 383

Ahmedbhai,

Your last para summarises my understaning of you. That`s why I feel good for you......Love and Peace.
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#385 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 25, 2006 11:51:58 am
#383, Tahmed32 {``Those who dont are like arjun and echoboom. Arjun sits at one end of the boat and yells ``ha! ha! there is a leak at the other end of the boat where Paki is sitting. Paki`s end of the boat is going to go under.`` ``}

Sir,
All I want to know is where is Captain Bligh when all this nonsense goes on?
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#384 Posted by tahmed32 on August 25, 2006 11:50:09 am
Salim#382 c`est bien. mais ma femme dire - assayez vous, monsieur!! vous nait pas allez pour cherchez les femme!!.
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#383 Posted by tahmed32 on August 25, 2006 11:48:01 am
VRV #373 Thanks for the welcome, and likewise.

I have not followed the discussions you refer to, and was simply commenting on your strange statement that Pakistanis have this myth that 1971 was a victory for Pakistan.

On the broader question of ``sides`` - I think there are only two sides in the world today. Those who understand that times and changed and we are now all on the same boat, and those who dont.

Those who dont are like arjun and echoboom. Arjun sits at one end of the boat and yells ``ha! ha! there is a leak at the other end of the boat where Paki is sitting. Paki`s end of the boat is going to go under.``

Echoboom sits at the other end and yells ``oye kutto, yeh dekho meraa chacha maulana dhamkana!!``

Put another way, we are no longer the macaca tribe vs the ape-man tribe vs the neanderthal tribe vs the Curious George monkey tribe. We are all one tribe. The arjuns and the echobooms dont get it. Arjun may be closer to reality than echoboom - but he still doesnt get the bigger picture. But that doesnt mean this isnt a global reality today.
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#382 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 25, 2006 11:44:59 am
#380 Tahmed32 {``Vive l`difference. :-) ``}

Tahmed Sahib,
Let`s agree to agree. Vive le difference et allons, nous cherchons les femmes. :)
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#381 Posted by VRV on August 25, 2006 11:43:17 am
This duel buetween Zeemax and Saimasha is descending to....Zee thinks that he has steel balls (Ref # 356) but he shud know that Saima has steel boobs (Ref# 376).

Which pair bigger in size? ...... the bigger the powerful.....

Let`s accept that women too have their opinions to express & share and disagree. They are not sex toys.......please suppress your back-home mentality Zeehadi.
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#380 Posted by tahmed32 on August 25, 2006 11:29:53 am
#368 Salim you write ``Let`s recognize that we are on different sides on many issues and let`s resolve to interact in a polite and respectful manner. ``

To that I most readily agree. As to our differences of viewpoints on certain issues: Vive l`difference. :-)

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#379 Posted by HP on August 25, 2006 10:57:21 am
#375 by Khasi_Null

Btw, how is your alter ego Khasi_shark doing these days? I kind miss that khasi....Pleas post as Khasi_shark....

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#378 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 25, 2006 10:57:01 am
#374 {``Don`t delude yourself.``}

Delusion is being reincarnated with a second chance and behaving just like the first time and expecting more favorable results.
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#377 Posted by Godot on August 25, 2006 10:50:53 am

AlephNull, 375

``make public spectacles of themselves``

Obliged to do that in addition to ``impotent thrests`` to human wastes like you and arjun. And, yes, you are a hate-monger. Now, I`m off for the weekend. Will respond in due time appropriately based on your response. Meanwhile, go swim with arjun in the river of loathe and hatred.
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#376 Posted by HP on August 25, 2006 10:48:07 am
#375 by KhasiNull

This sounds more like Sadna outburst... Are you planning a sex change operation?.. Do you plan to visit Thailand in the near future?

I am kind of begining to feel that I turned a lowlife in to a toad....

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#375 Posted by AlephNull on August 25, 2006 10:32:20 am
It amuses me to see Paki men of mature years completely lose their self-control, descend into foul-mouthed incoherence, fish out their favourite prostheses, issue impotent threats, and in general make public spectacles of themselves. They will then blame their meltdowns on ‘hatemongers’ like arjun and on the ‘Indian Propaganda Machine’; ask for those who they claimed provoked their hilarious outbursts, to be banned or expelled from the site, or in other ways “put in their place”, etc. etc. They will never face up to their own lack of serenity.
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#374 Posted by saminasha2 on August 25, 2006 10:16:39 am
Re: # 356

Don`t delude yourself.
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#373 Posted by VRV on August 25, 2006 10:03:08 am
Re: # 364

Ahmedbhai,

It`s nice to see you back.

What I was saying is based on what I read in various articles in mainstream English newspapers of Pakistan. I didnt invent anything here. It is repeated during every anniversary of Bangladesh independence. I wish I could travel in Pakistan to have a rounded view of your country. BTW, I was reading your newspapers since 1998.

I was online when this happened. As soon as this photo was published all his posts were wiped off, and account was blocked. To wipe out the evidence of the soothsayers (who said about the blocking a few minutes ago), chowk removed the prophetic words of these three guys. It`s very impulsive on part of chowk. That was the precise point.... very specific.

We have professional hate-mongers on both sides. My sonofabitch is bad you sonofacbitch is good? We need spice for this site and for chowk to live up to its self-proclamation of being `sooo active` u should have people like Arjun. However the more objectionable msgs should go off, whosoever`s they are.

Hope You and Salimbhai would be around without bickering....:))

In the meanwhile, I would see how you guys go here even after Zeemax`s recommendartions were into effect....



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#372 Posted by Godot on August 25, 2006 9:44:22 am

HP, 371

``this person was probably expressing himself when he mentioned loathing Pakistan.``

No doubt about it. That`s why I said ``Arjun is not the only Indian at this site who loathes Pakistan. So do you, and a few of your ilk.``

These hate-mongers need to be put in place. You are doing a great job of that. I tried that on Arjun pointing to him what his boss Mr. Tunku V. said about him, but Chowk Staff keeps deleting my those posts.
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#371 Posted by HP on August 25, 2006 9:20:02 am
#367 by godot on August 25, 2006 7:19am PT
“You read him correctly, genius you.”

An appropriate response but as usual you are very polite and civil to this person who was probably expressing himself when he mentioned loathing Pakistan.

These guys are delusional. They have gotten it in their thick skull that if somehow they can post hateful messages on this site where barely 50 Pakistani visit regularly, they will change the whole Indian Pakistan relations.

I like this comment; “repeatedly hitting Pakistanis over the head with a two-by-four” I have been practicing this with lots of success. Since these guys think being polite is sort of a weakness, the use of the flowery language works the best. This khasi_null used to post maybe ten or twenty hateful posts every week now he is down to perhaps one a month. So my strategy to whack a mole whenever he/she raises the ugly head worked better and I will continue to use that. He and his ilk so richly deserve that.


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#370 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 25, 2006 9:00:47 am
#349, Same difference - tp or your plagiarized articles.
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#369 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 25, 2006 8:58:57 am
#348, Saminasha,
When elephants are engaged in serious posturing, it is advisable that the dung beetle wait patiently for its food.
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#368 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on August 25, 2006 8:54:11 am
Mr. Tahmed32 #337,

I welcome the frank discussion of your perception of flaws in my personality. Our disagreements over the repatriation of ``stranded`` Pakistanis in BD and the struggle of Hezbollah against Israeli occupation are genuine. What is not rational is the constant personal attack and rebuttal cycle. I aim to put an end to this meaningless iteration of insults, psychoanalyses, and victimization. Having been your friend and supporter, it must have been a substantial and personal insult that caused me to turn against you in a personal way. I regret the ensuing rebuttal and unnecessary charges of abuse and hypocrisy. While my less than polite interaction with others may be a source of anguish for you, your unbalanced, immoral, and rather hypocritical treatment of the so-called ``Biharis`` stranded in BD is a source of anger for me.

Of course, you should not expect me to consider you the moral weathervane of chowk and I shouldn`t force you to have compassion for all of your fellow human beings - regardless of race, creed, color, language, or ethnicity. It may surprise you, but I have noticed your use of profanity, rarely but noticeably, against several other interactors. Meanwhile, as you have accurately pointed out, I am guilty of expressing ethnic, religious, and racially-oriented slurs. While you have been selective in restricting your profanity to just males, I, on the other hand, have been an equal opportunity abuser. When responding to insults and retaliating against abuse, I tend to ignore the sex of the offender.

Let`s recognize that we are on different sides on many issues and let`s resolve to interact in a polite and respectful manner. I look forward to a mutual resolve to enhance both the tone and substance of our discussions. Thank you for your response. Nous avons de la chance.
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#367 Posted by Godot on August 25, 2006 7:19:12 am

AlephNull, 366

``Arjun, if I’ve read him right, loathes Pakistan``

You read him correctly, genius you.

Arjun is not the only Indian at this site who loathes Pakistan. So do you, and a few of your ilk. Chowk, in its wisdom, has let this site become a hate-site. People like you and Arjun are the reason for it. Yeah, that’s right, we don’t have enough hatred and loathing in this world, so we need more. Tell Arjun to keep doing the “good” work.

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#366 Posted by AlephNull on August 25, 2006 5:12:02 am
tahmed #364

{{arjun spends a lot of time scouring the internet trying to find something negative about pakistan - … his hatred for pakistan and muslims is obvious in his posts, and thus brings his painstaking efforts - which if differently presented would get more serious attention - to nothing}}

Arjun, if I’ve read him right, loathes Pakistan, has no use for Islam (or for that matter any other religion), but would not be automatically hostile towards individual Muslims.

But Arjun’s attitude towards Pakistan, Islam, Muslims etc., is absolutely irrelevant to question whether what he writes (or cuts-and-pastes, or links) is true or false. Substantive assertions ought to stand or fall on their own merits.

Nor does Arjun have any trouble getting through to the vast majority of Indians. He would probably use a different tack with Americans – he’d know exactly which buttons to press. I’d never underestimate his effectiveness in getting his message across.

It is also doubtful that a more gentle soft-spoken nuanced understated or roundabout approach would have any better chance of getting through to Pakistanis. It has been tried – on Chowk and elsewhere – with poor results. The brutal direct approach - repeatedly hitting Pakistanis over the head with a two-by-four - remains the method of choice.
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#365 Posted by tahmed32 on August 25, 2006 4:34:23 am
Behram #347 Thanks for your kind words. I do look forward to seeing the positive side of Salim on chowk - since he may have some things he needs to consider, he is certainly not lacking in intelligence, and I hope he will consider my comments in the spirit they were given (i.e. as friendly advice). This is an example, I think of the ``Johari Window`` which you may have come across - which is a model for human interaction, and distinguishes between four ``window panes`` (or categories) to this interaction:

1. Open - what we know of ourselves, and what others know of us.
2. Hidden - what we know of ourselves, but what others do not know of us.
3. Blind - what we dont know of ourselves, but what others know of us.
4. Unknown - what neither we nor others know of ourselves.


I think the internet discussion boards like chowk have given a new meaning to this window. My comments to Salim I think fall in category 3. And it is in the same spirit that I made those comments.

As for the Bihari issues - what you write is a broader issue (i.e. not just biharis in bangladesh wishing to come to pakistan, but MQM politics within Pakistan). MQM did indeed play a negative role in the 1980`s by promoting ethnic divisions in the country - and ultimately hurt the karachiites more than anyone else given the deterioration in law and order that it contributed to. Karachi used to be the pride of Pakistan once - when it was seen as a cosmopolitan city.
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#364 Posted by tahmed32 on August 25, 2006 4:16:55 am
VRV #354 you write .``The mythology in Pakistan was that Pakistan won the war in Dhaka.``.

are you serious or just trying to add a new angle to anti-Pakistan propaganda? if you are serious, then you have to be a complete nut because no one in pakistan has ever even tried to claim victory in Dhaka. this is the first time, 35 years after the event, that i am even hearing of such a thing!! and i know a bit more about pakistan than you do, i can say for sure!! it is hard to have a serious discussion on chowk given this attitude.

arjun spends a lot of time scouring the internet trying to find something negative about pakistan - while a lot of what he writes is unfortunately true for some people in pakistan, it is certainly not the whole truth. his hatred for pakistan and muslims is obvious in his posts, and thus brings his painstaking efforts - which if differently presented would get more serious attention - to nothing
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#363 Posted by zeemax on August 25, 2006 2:16:01 am
#361 by harish_hyd

I explained why I did what I did in many posts as well as a UP thread. Please read the Chowk anniversary thread.

I think I did succed in improving the overall language standard through a barrage of the worst possible abuse. That opened quite a few eyes.
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#362 Posted by zeemax on August 25, 2006 2:07:10 am
#360 by VRV

I will ignore the rest of your post but re saminasha, why do you think she`s inviting me to UP? Do you need three guesses?

As for your request to delete your account, the same is forwarded herewith to chowk-staff with a strong personal recommendation.
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#361 Posted by harish_hyd on August 25, 2006 1:51:58 am
#355 by zeemax

Yep it worked. Certainly got rid of a lot of macacas and some macaca-wannabes for sure.

Its not about whether it worked. It is about the fact that you were obviously not practicing what you were preaching in #296. And the way you went berserk at those unfortunate interactors I mentioned in my post, it is hard to make out who the Macaca is.
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