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Topic: Amrika,CIA,Al Qaeda,Communism
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haribol
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Amrika,CIA,Al Qaeda,Communism
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08/27/05 at 01:11:29 » |
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A Letter from Pakistan (From The Dawn)
TO believe Bush, Blair and Sharon almost any carnage in any part of the globe (except of course that caused by the American and British forces in Iraq or Afghanistan, for instance) can be traced to Osama bin Laden. The media blitz launched and constantly reinforced in support of this claim is highly effective. Claims of Osama and his Al Qaeda being involved in all such disasters are accepted without question. No proof is considered necessary. Thus, a convenient handle is all the time available to Bush with which to beat off all voices of reason. Quite forgotten, it seems, is the fact that the mother of all lies, nurtured and raised with great care, was the claim that weapons of mass destruction were present in Iraq and that Saddam posed an immediate threat to countries as far away as England and the US. Quite unabashed, the proven liars start perpetuating new lies to further their ends.
Let us assume Osama is really behind all the carnage he is accused of causing. It follows that he must have an effective, lethal network with a strong presence in countries as far away as Spain, Indonesia, the UK, the US, Iraq and Afghanistan, to name a few of the countries that have been in the news in this connection at one time or another. He must have effective deputies overseeing “international operations”, country “godfathers” directing operations in their respective countries, an inexhaustible supply of dedicated planning teams, bomb-makers and daredevil suicide bombers. The network must link all together in such an effective way that the bombings of the type seen in the UK can be carried out with clock-like planning and precision.
Assuming such to be the case, how come the US with its gigantic communication network and with the best surveillance equipment man has invented to date and with topmost sleuths operating it, is still not able to apprehend the mastermind? Again, with hundreds of hapless men interrogated (read tortured) in the most effective ways known to science, in Cuba and elsewhere, how come it has not been possible to produce a single witness before the world to date to testify in support of Osama’s involvement in any of the terrorist acts between September 9, 2001 in the US and July 7, 2005 in the UK inclusive?
Strange as it may seem, the true story behind the West’s machinations may well be publicly revealed by the West itself — but not before some 25 years have passed. We will then learn how the US under a different generation of rulers used the bogey of Osama bin Laden to further its policy objectives of sitting astride the world’s energy resources and furthering Israel’s interests to keep the Muslim world in subjugation. This is the way the West attempts to clear its collective conscience periodically and appears to acquire thereby renewed energy to start all over again on another adventure as sinister as the one to which it has eventually and belatedly confessed.
This is not an idle thought. Let me give a potent example. In a real life, historical documentary film series called “End of an Empire”, produced in the West and also shown on PTV some two decades ago it was revealed just how decisively, in the 60s, CIA was instrumental in the downfall of Iran’s popular prime minister Dr Mosadegh (a man with socialist leanings and therefore anathema to the US of the time) who had dared to do the unthinkable in nationalizing the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company and had to face the combined wrath of the governments in the UK and the US. It was candidly revealed in the film how strongmen in the pay of CIA broke up popular street demonstrations in favour of Dr Mosadegh, leading to the reinstallation of Reza Shah Pehalvi, who was otherwise flying out of the country to escape popular wrath. The scene in the film shifted at this point suddenly to show a large group of heavily-set, muscular men exercising in a gymnasium. The commentary revealed that these men were in the pay of the CIA and were required to be ready to use their brawn in support of whatever task the master set them, which they did at this critical juncture in the history of Iran.
Strange are the ways of Allah: for all their pains and machinations, in place of the secular, modern and popular Dr Mossadegh, with whom Americans and the British could well co-habit, they eventually had to face Khomeini and the aftermath.
WAJID NAEEMUDDIN
Karachi
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Karim Khan
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Re: Amrika,CIA,Al Qaeda,Communism
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08/29/05 at 20:50:01 » |
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I agree with most of what you have said, so do not have anything more to add really =p~
The 'West' has always interfered in the affairs of other countries - with the US in Latin and South America, the French in North Africa... [I'm sure there isn't a need to write out a complete list; you get the general picture] - for it's own gains. It even does so under the pretence of trying to help. For example the US gets back well over a dollar for every dollar it gives in aid, and then there are even conditionalities attached to them...
Saying that, there is a lot of [b]genuine sincerity[/b] among the peoples who live in these countries too. Many agree, what some 'Western' governments have done, in the past and are still doing so, is wrong - and don't even get me started on how twats like Bush still get into govt. though.
You can see this sincerity from the millions of people in Europe who went to the streets to protest against the illegal war in Iraq for example, or the protests at the G8 in Scotland a few weeks ago... thousands of voluntary organisations from these countries are also trying to help to bring about a better world for everyone. I hate how this always seems to be overlooked.
When it comes to Al Qaeda. I think the issue is more about how Al Qaeda is 'indirectly' linked to terrorist activities - Bali, Spain, London... - and how it has inspired other groups to do what it had done in East Africa and 9/11. I agree it is annoying though to see how the media over here (and especially in the US from what we hear) are so easy to jump to conclusions... anything and everything these days seems to be blamed on Al Qaeda.
Ignorance is our bigest enemy.
And about the CIA (and MI5 to boot), I wouldn't trust anything they had to say anyway. |
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Dr.Jekyll
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Re: Amrika,CIA,Al Qaeda,Communism
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09/08/05 at 00:20:10 » |
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Comparison between Katrina and Mumbai Rain-
Inches of rain in New Orleans due to hurricane Katrina – 18
Inches of rain in Mumbai (July 27th) - 37.1
Population of New Orleans - 484,674
Population of Mumbai - 12,622,500
Deaths in New Orleans within 48 hours of Katrina – 100 Deaths
In Mumbai within 48hours of the rain – 37
Number of people to be evacuated in New Orleans - entire city Number of people evacuated
In Mumbai - 10,000
Cases of shooting and violence in New Orleans - Countless
Cases of shooting and violence in Mumbai – NONE
Time taken for US army to reach New Orleans - 48hours
Time taken for Indian army and navy to reach Mumbai - 12hours
Status 48hours later - New Orleans is still waiting for relief, army and electricity Status 48hours later - Mumbai is back on its feet and is business is as usual
USA - world's most developed nation
India – just a developing nation |
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synclaire_beauty
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Re: Amrika,CIA,Al Qaeda,Communism
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09/08/05 at 02:10:26 » |
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Completely agree with the facts provided by Dr. Jekyll
Another reason behind mishandling the calamity is
These guys didnot practice a mock flood drill/or levy breaking drill like most of the offices/schools have fire drills/emergency drills etc etc...... to handle these situations tactfully. |
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Stranger_sandy
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Re: Amrika,CIA,Al Qaeda,Communism
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09/08/05 at 03:15:30 » |
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Completely agree with the facts and figures provided by Dr. Jekyll, as a matter of fact I too received that chain junk e-mail.
But regarding "practice a mock flood drill/or levy breaking drill" can not agree in this context. Do you think any of the school or office at Mumbai practices any of these? At least I haven't seen any during my 2 years stay there.
The best reason may be, we face this kindda situation every alternate day and we are stronger than any one else in the whole world when it comes to "save your ass".
I have been to these places (New Orleans/ Biloxi) well before the Hurricane, ask any one do they need a level 5 Hurricane to devastate those pre-devastated cities, perhaps they have counted everything as foot prints of Katrina.
They say if you really want to estimate the loss and devastation caused by the disaster then ask the Mother whose son died of it, and pray for these victims instead of comparing whose loss is bigger and who is superior in terms of misfortune. May God keep us far away from this kindda misfortune.
Keep smiling
-Sid
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