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| US decision will not affect legitimate struggle for Kashmir's freedom: Syed Salahuddin | |
| 2017-07-02 | |
...the aging, morbidly obese chief of Hizbul Mujaheddin and the titular head of the United Jihad Council in idyllic Kashmire. Originally owned body and theoretical soul by Jamaat-e-Islami he and his organization are currently controlled by Pakistain's ISI. Salahuddin's hobbies include crocheting doilies shaped like the Taj Mahal, combing his enormous beard, and eating.... said the US decision to designate him as "global terrorist" will not make any difference to the "legitimate" struggle he led for "freedom" in India-held Kashmire. Salahuddin, the chief of the largest and mainly indigenous Lion of Islam group that fights against security forces in India-held Kashmire, was reacting to the US State Department's announcement of designating him as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist (SDGT), at a presser on Saturday at the Central Press Club in Muzaffarabad. Earlier, he received a warm welcome in the city and at many spots people showered rose petals on his vehicle. He, in his traditional appearance, rose out of the sunroof of his vehicle and waved to the crowd and made victory signs. At the presser, he termed the Donald Trump ...New York real estate developer, described by Dems as illiterate, racist, misogynistic, and what ever other unpleasant descriptions they can think of, elected by the rest of us as 45th President of the United States... administration’s move as "idiotic" taken to "please and satisfy" Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi "without any reasoning and grounds." He was designated as global hard boyz hours ahead of a meeting between Modi and US President Donald Trump. "We have slapped this idiotic step back on the face of both leaders to make the world understand that this foolishness can neither weaken our resolve, nor stop the freedom struggle and the target-oriented actions by the freedom fighters," he said at the crowded presser. "Wars are fought with courage and spirit that makes you use even a stone as an atomic bomb," he said, referring to the stone pelting by unarmed youth in the held Kashmire that has been giving a tough time to the entire occupation machinery. | |
| Posted by:Fred |