Author: Dr. Walid
Publication: Bharatiya Pragna
Date: June 2000
This article by Dr. Walid, a top scholar at the Islamic University, exposes our so-called secular Indian Muslims. By the doctrine of Al-Taqiyah, Muslims dominate crime syndicates, increase population by massive Bangladeshi infiltration and make temporary alliances with Dalits, Christians, etc. In the early years of the Islamic conquest of the Arabian peninsula and in the Fatah (Arab-Islamic invasion and conquest of the upper Middle East and the outside world), a Muslim concept was devised to achieve success against the enemy (non Muslims), Al-Taqiyah. Al-Taqiyah, from the verb Ittaqu, means linguistically dodge the threat. Politically it means simulate whatever status you need in order to win the war against the enemy ... According to Al-Taqiyah, Muslims were granted the Sharâiyee right (legitimacy) to infiltrate the Dar el-Harb (war zone), infiltrate the enemyâs cities and forums and plant the seeds of discord and sedition. These agents were acting on behalf of the Muslim authority at war, and therefore were not considered as lying against or denouncing the tenants of Islam. Rest at link.
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JERUSALEM -- The armed wing of Yasser Arafatâs Fatah political movement has called for a comprehensive campaign against corruption in the Palestinian Authority, recommending that Arafat relinquish some of his powers and that militant groups -- including Islamic organizations -- be granted a formal governing voice, according to a report obtained by the Washington Post. The proposal presented to senior Palestinian officials by the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades is the first formal attempt by an armed resistance group to seek a political role in the Palestinian Authority since the current uprising against Israel began nearly four years ago.
The document calls for the expulsion and prosecution of government officials involved in corruption, a wholesale purge of relatives and cronies of senior officials from government payrolls and a halt to the practice of government officials monopolizing sectors of the Palestinian economy to line ââtheir private pockets."
The paper lashes out at ââwives and sons and daughters of officials who are registered as employees and receive high salaries from the Palestinian Authority and are either at home or abroad." It attacks bureaucrats who ââhold official titles and government jobs . . . when in fact they have no role other than the salary and position." It demands ââeradication of the corruption in most of the PLO embassies and representatives" overseas.
Some Palestinian officials described the appeal as a major shift in the strategy of militant fighters and one of the most blistering internal criticisms yet of corruption in the Palestinian government. ââThe impact of this initiative is that for the first time, something is coming from the ground up. It has credibility," said Ahmad Ghunaim, a member of Fatahâs most influential governing councils and a representative of the movementâs wing of young reformers.
Zakaria Zbeida, who heads the al-Aqsa group in the northern West Bank city of Jenin, said al-Aqsa leaders in the West Bank and Gaza Strip crafted the proposal partially in response to Israelâs announced plan to withdraw soldiers and Jewish settlers from Gaza. ââWe want to take part in this stage and not have the political process bypass us," Zbeida said at a hideout in the Jenin refugee camp. ââWe come with this initiative to prove we are not just a group of fighters throwing bullets here and there. . . . We are ready to sit and talk."
The al-Aqsa document urges the separation of powers between the Palestinian Authority and the umbrella Palestine Liberation Organization, saying ââit is inconceivable" that both organizations be headed by the same person. Arafat is chairman of the PLO executive committee and president of the Palestinian Authority.
ââThereâs no doubt what itâs calling for is significant," said Khalil Shikaki, a Palestinian pollster and political analyst. ââThis is a way of saying to Arafat that âItâs time for you to step down as head of the Palestinian Authority.â . . . Itâs a clear indictment of the whole old guard." Some Palestinian officials said the entrenched Palestinian leadership was unlikely to accept al-Aqsaâs demands, which are far more detailed and wider in scope than reforms of the Palestinian Authority currently being sought by the United States, Israel, and other outside governments and institutions.
Spokesmen for Arafat and Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel dismissed the document. Arafatâs spokesman, Nabil Abu Rudeineh, said it did not sound ââserious." Raanan Gissin, a spokesman for Sharon, said the proposal represented a power struggle between Arafat loyalists and younger Palestinian leaders. Al-Aqsa, Gissin added, ââwill replace one regime of intimidation with another. . . . Those who are with them will benefit, and those who are against them will be shot in the street."
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Let's see...if they are against corruption...they'll shoot Arafat? I mean, he IS corrupt.
Well of course they're going to condemn it. If there was less corruption in the PA, then there'd be more money available to buy shit with which to kill even more Jews.
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This is like the hyenas vs. the lions - fighting over the rapidly shrinking waterhole in June... dried up and gone by August... Melike.
Anyone else here see some dramatic benefits to the EU apologists' financial woes and the resulting drastically reduced funding to PA, Hamas, et al? Lol!
Predicted by several of youze smart guyz many months ago on RB, the Family Feud will be on the schedule soon...
A plot to carry out a large-scale terror attack against the United States in the near future is being directed by Osama bin Laden and other top al Qaeda members, senior intelligence officials said Thursday. Bin Laden and his top lieutenant, Ayman al-Zawahiri, are overseeing the attack plans from their remote hideouts somewhere along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, according to senior intelligence officials. "This type of plotting, this type of operational activity, is being done with the direct direction and authorization of that senior leadership," said one official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. Arrests of terror suspects in Europe and the Middle East resulted in the new warning, said Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge. "We lack precise knowledge about time, place and method of attack," he said. "But along with the CIA, FBI and other agencies, we are actively working to gain that knowledge." A senior U.S. intelligence official said the warning was based on "a very strong body of intelligence." The planned attack is "an effort to disrupt the democratic process" before Novemberâs elections, Ridge said.
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"from their remote hideouts somewhere along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border"
like Iran-ish?
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Anyone listen to sKerry tonight on Larry King? He criticized the failure to capture bin Laden in Tora Bora, noting that we had Army troops in the region but chose to let the Afghan milita try to nail him instead. sKerry claimed that he and Skippy-boy would prosecute the WoT better.
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If Bush hadn't divided our military forces Osama would be dead or in jail awaiting trial by now.
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What's that I smell? It's getting thicker, isn't it? Hhmmm, troll droppings.
At least it's honest.
Think of it this way, Troll--we're just spreading the wealth. If Bush hadn't divided our forces, that would mean so many more "innocent" Afghan civilians dead or injured, wouldn't it? It's the law of declining profits, doesn't this work out for you? Isn't that what American armed forces do best? :)
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Care to back that statement up with facts and reason? Bet you cannot - at least not anything that coudl witstand critical analysis by someone who knows the forces involved and politics of the nations in the region.
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Osama is dead in some collapsed Afghan cave. If he were alive I'm sure he'd be eager to release a video showing himself with a recent newspaper... and ranting about how he will destroy America!
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I did enjoy the rumor that Binny is currently locked up in the basement of Musharaff's Presidental mansion, ready to be handed over to Bush for an "October Surprise". Not bloody likely, but a great conspiracy theory.
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MSM: "Uh, yes, Mr. Ridge, I know you just told us that there's no specifics on timing or location of the next attack, just some intel on them planning it. Could you tell me, what's President Bush's exit strategy for Afghanistan and the American people would like to know EXACTLY how much it's going to cost."
Ridge: "I'm going to pretend you didn't just ask that question, you troll."
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Anyone listen to sKerry tonight on Larry King? He criticized the failure to capture bin Laden in Tora Bora, noting that we had Army troops in the region but chose to let the Afghan milita try to nail him instead. sKerry claimed that he and Skippy-boy would prosecute the WoT better.
This guy is the biggest Monday Morning QB I have ever seen. He has done nothing pre-emptively that is original, innovative, positive, organized or efficient in terms of policy or executive management ability. All his ideas and policies are knee jerk reactions. And when he does talk he looks down on you, condenscendingly, with that late-Lurch look. I shiver at the thought of this cabal of idiots getting into the WH while we have the WoT going on.
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Steve W, the LKL appearance is the same one where he admitted that he was too busy (partying with celebs in NYC as it turns out) to hear the briefing on the recent threat warnings offered by the Bush Administration. What a loser!
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So Binny and Zawahiri are communicating via Ouji board?
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07/09/2004 11:17 Comments ||
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#11...JiB: Monday morning QB, yes, but you must admit...they have great hair and that's what matters!
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I'm with Scooter and ed. No way to know right now, but I bet Osama is sweating it out on the eternal rotisserie right now, not hiding out in Pakistan.
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Steve-yep, sure did. And as usual, he was guaranteeing what cannot be guaranteed-what he will get from other countries once he becomes president. Kerry is the personification of boastful assumption. It's laughable, except that some actually buy it.
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