Wednesday, July 12, 2006
Boys gone astray, Minister?
Boys gone astray, Minister?
But the Intelligence establishment under the UPA is in denial. The comfortable theory about terrorism is that it is imported into this country. And that is still true. But the UPA, it seems, simply can’t accept that jihad now has a domestic manufacturing facility. Shivraj Patil wants us to think of boys gone astray. But his men have done little about massive recruitment by banned SIMI splinter groups, which head-hunt for jihadis by using Gujarat riots as a motivational tool.
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But let the UPA not say it doesn’t play politics with terror. And because it has allowed politics to infiltrate anti-terror policy, the total number of terrorist modules busted in 2005 was only a third of the figure in 2004 (the UPA came to power in May 2004).
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With Mufti in Kashmir applying the healing touch policy, and Shivraj Patil doing the same to Naxalites, Manmohan Singh bent on disarming India, and everybody in Cong. only able to view a particular community as the holiest of the holy, what wonder is it that Mumbai suffers again? It wasn't the first time, and it won't be the last.
But the Intelligence establishment under the UPA is in denial. The comfortable theory about terrorism is that it is imported into this country. And that is still true. But the UPA, it seems, simply can’t accept that jihad now has a domestic manufacturing facility. Shivraj Patil wants us to think of boys gone astray. But his men have done little about massive recruitment by banned SIMI splinter groups, which head-hunt for jihadis by using Gujarat riots as a motivational tool.
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But let the UPA not say it doesn’t play politics with terror. And because it has allowed politics to infiltrate anti-terror policy, the total number of terrorist modules busted in 2005 was only a third of the figure in 2004 (the UPA came to power in May 2004).
...
With Mufti in Kashmir applying the healing touch policy, and Shivraj Patil doing the same to Naxalites, Manmohan Singh bent on disarming India, and everybody in Cong. only able to view a particular community as the holiest of the holy, what wonder is it that Mumbai suffers again? It wasn't the first time, and it won't be the last.
# posted by ForwardShortLeg @ 10:52 PM 
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Hi,
Just wanted to say I think you are doing an excellent job running this blog on such an important topic that so few people seem willing to talk about.
Exposing pseudo-secularism for the hypocrisy it is gets one branded as a "Right wing fanatic".
It is high time that Indians wake up and see this injustice and hypocrisy that goes on in the name of "secularism".
Wish you all the best in your ambitious initiative.
We have a long way to go, but I am confident we will get there.
Jai Hind !
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Just wanted to say I think you are doing an excellent job running this blog on such an important topic that so few people seem willing to talk about.
Exposing pseudo-secularism for the hypocrisy it is gets one branded as a "Right wing fanatic".
It is high time that Indians wake up and see this injustice and hypocrisy that goes on in the name of "secularism".
Wish you all the best in your ambitious initiative.
We have a long way to go, but I am confident we will get there.
Jai Hind !
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