If the US can go to any limit to findand punish terrorists I do not see my we in India keep shying away from doing so. The british have always gone in for punative expeditions. We have to accept the fact that there can be no compromize where terorism is concerned.
Re: Terorism
by Jojo JKB on Jan 07, 2010 12:34 PM
usa is serious whereas india is least concerned. so many blasts and till date we are as we are. we are still inquiring on the bullet proof jacket missing of a senior police inspectror shot in it and our friendly neighbourhood - janabali kasab - enjoying seven star facilities,its about a year since the shoot out and our judges and law machinery is still trying to prove his action whereas the whole world has seen it live on television.
Re: Terorism
by Jojo JKB on Jan 07, 2010 12:34 PM
usa is serious whereas india is least concerned. so many blasts and till date we are as we are. we are still inquiring on the bullet proof jacket missing of a senior police inspectror shot in it and our friendly neighbourhood - janabali kasab - enjoying seven star facilities,its about a year since the shoot out and our judges and law machinery is still trying to prove his action whereas the whole world has seen it live on television.
* Our terrorist traveled to Yemen to meet with terrorists there
* The terrorists in Yemen had been in Guantanamo but had been ordered released by the Bush Administration though they were, perhaps the most dangerous detainees held
* The government of Yemen tells us that Islamic terrorists there have been arrested who have proven ties to Israeli intelligence
* Our terrorists father, though we are told is a retired "Nigerian banker" actually ran their defense industry in close cooperation with Israeli Intelligence (Mossad)
* Our terrorist's visa to the US was never with withdrawn, though he was on a "terrorist watchlist"
* Our terrorist, though flying from Nigeria, entered the Netherlands without passing thru customs, something impossible to do without assistance from an intelligence agency
* Our terrorist, while at the Amsterdam airport, was being assisted by a man appearing to be Indian, who claimed our Nigerian terrorist was a Sudanese refugee with no passport (no passport was used entering the EU, something technically impossible)
* However, Dutch authorities, the same ones who confirmed he entered the country with no passport also confirmed he had a valid US visa, though on a terrorist watch list that is shared with Dutch authorities.
* Airport security in Amsterdam is contracted to an Israeli controlled company with, not only the most sophisticated techn
Re: few facts
by mailerumsfield on Jan 07, 2010 09:57 AM
Airport security in Amsterdam is contracted to an Israeli controlled company with, not only the most sophisticated technologies, but, in fact, the company that had developed the concept of security profiling.
* The parallels between this case and the Richard Reid "shoe bomber" case are much more than admitted
Re: Re: few facts
by dudehere on Jan 07, 2010 01:00 PM
l0lz paki5 brains are full of conspriacy theories! if you even ask paki5 for identity of their p_rents they will cook up a conspiracy theory for that also
Re: Re: Re: Re: few facts
by dudehere on Jan 07, 2010 03:15 PM
l0lz why do you keep changin your ids? yea ajmal kasab is truth teller saint and every word he vomits is truth! go nd die p0rki. whens nxt blst in paksitan?
Our lawyers generally educate pickpocketers that if they are caught while taking out purse from pocket, they need not worry. They can still get away by saying that the crime is still not committed. What a wonderful IPC !! I hope Americans are not SLAVE of British IPC !!
Re: now this is what v call a a nation which cares about their pe
by Indian Citizen on Jan 07, 2010 09:40 AM
They value the life of terrorists. They are now BEARER CHEQUES. On ESCAPE DRAMA, they could easily earn billions !!! No need to HAFTA VASULEEE...
