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This is cowardly act of terrorist nature. We will deal with it. We will never succumb to the pressure of terrorism,
- Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh after the latest Terrorist Attack in India
Just as night follows day, terrorists continue to strike in India with impunity.
In the latest incident, terrorists struck at the Delhi High Court this morning via a suitcase bomb killing 11 and injuring over 60 people.
This is dreadful news.
As of June 30, 2011, 1,283 Pakistani Nationals aka terrorists are untraceable in India.
India’s Minister of State for Home Mullappally Ramachandran told the country’s Parliament Wednesday that intelligence agencies and state police regularly make efforts to locate the missing Pakistani nationals and arrange to send them back to Pakistan once they are located.
To better track terrorists aka Pakistani nationals, India has introduced an online system requiring every terrorist aka Pakistani national seeking an Indian visa to file details online. Continue reading »
After a gap of about three years, India’s commercial capital Mumbai was rocked by a series of blasts this evening (Indian time).
Indian media reports say 21 people died in the blasts.
Another 141 were injured and have been admitted to KEM, JJ and other hospitals in Mumbai.
Apparently, the explosions were triggered by Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) placed inside cars and on a motorcycle.
The explosions are said to have occurred between 6:30PM to 6:35PM at the crowded Zaveri Bazar (diamond market), Dadar and Opera House.
Opera House and Zaveri Bazar are in South Mumbai while Dadar is in Central Mumbai.
India’s Home Ministry is describing the blasts as a terrorists strike. Of course, what else can it be.
There were two blasts at Zaveri Bazar.
Telephone lines are down in parts of Mumbai.
In November 2008, Pakistan sent terrorists into Mumbai unleashing a 48-hour long attack that took the lives of several hundred people.
India is considered an easy target by Islamic terrorists.
Also, despite repeated terrorist attacks in Mumbai and elsewhere, India’s intelligence agencies, particularly the Intelligence Bureau, have proven to be grossly inadequate in anticipating and thwarting the devastating strikes. India is forever in reactive mode when it comes to terrorism.
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Fellow Jihadis, our generous Pakistani benefactors 
and my countless acolytes, a few short hours ago after recklessly thrusting my head and chest into the path of two American bullets I boarded a stealth, radar-evading CH-47 Chinook helicopter at Abbottabad in the wee hours of the night to embark upon my journey to a new compound.
My departure was hurried and the ride was bumpy.
Unlike the other uniformed passengers in the helicopter I was not wearing a seat-belt since I was lying on the floor with sticky red fluid oozing out of the corner of my left eye and the round hole in my chest.
I was greatly saddened to be traveling without the company of my young wives and countless children (ages 2-34). But I consoled myself with visions of the many pleasures that lay ahead.
After being unceremoniously heaved out of the helicopter at a height of 50,000 feet over the North Arabian Sea, defying gravity I ascended straight to Heaven although I must admit that my hallmark turban fell off during my supersonic journey upward.
Boy, it can get really cold at that height.
Minus my Turban, the guards at Heaven faced some difficulty in confirming my identity but once the sentinels logged on to the FBI Most Wanted web page and looked at my mug, it was all smooth sailing thereafter. The guards quickly called their commander on the new Red iPhone 8. On Earth, you fellas have only Black and White iPhone 4 but here they carry the newer Red, Green and Yellow versions as well. Just one of myriad ways in which Heaven is so different and so advanced compared to Earth.
The commander of the guards, a Caliban-lookalike straight out of that British playwright’s Tempest and wearing a name tag that weirdly said Caliban Khan, arrived in a few minutes with a Green iPhone 8 clipped to his belt.
“Sheikh, welcome to your new permanent home. Here, you’ll have no fear of betrayal, no need to change houses every few months, no worries about your dialysis treatment, no more putting out cassettes every 11-months and no more endless Jihad against America and other enemies of Islam. Only you and your 72 Virgins to fondle and play with as you please,” said the commander in his effusive welcome address bowing repeatedly in my direction. Continue reading »
Exclusive: My Tryst with 72-Virgins by Osama bin Laden
Shortly after 9/11 mastermind and Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden’s death at the hands of CIA and American Navy Seals in Pakistan, U.S. President Barack Obama addressed the nation from the East Room:
Obama Addresses the Nation
Here is President Obama’s complete address to the Nation announcing the death of Osama bin Laden:
11:35 P.M. EDT, May 1, 2011
THE PRESIDENT: Good evening. Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world that the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden, the leader of al Qaeda, and a terrorist who’s responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children. Continue reading »
The latest issue of New Yorker (January 17, 2011) has a lengthy piece by Jon Lee Anderson on the Sri Lankan Army’s decisive victory over the LTTE terrorist outfit (remember, these monsters killed Indian leader Rajiv Gandhi).
The piece provides an overview of the conflict with emphasis on the final days of the war in May 2009.
Here’s an excerpt from the piece on the Sri Lankan military’s victory and its influence:
In military circles around the world, the “Sri Lankan option” for counter-insurgency was discussed with admiration. Its basic tenets were: deny access to the media, the United Nations, and human rights groups; isolate your opponents, and kill them as quickly as possible; and segregate and terrify the survivors – or, ideally, leave no witnesses at all.
New Yorker ( January 17, 2011) P.43
Isn’t it high time India tried this proven strategy against the Pakistani monsters unleashing daily havoc in Kashmir?
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