Saturday, February 4, 2012

Bloodiest Day in Syria with 260 Dead

Syrian forces killed more than 260  people in city of Homs according to activists, that makes it the bloodiest day in 11 months if confirmed. Residents said Syrian forces began shelling the Khalidiya neighborhood at around 8pm on Friday. They said at least 36 houses were completely destroyed with people inside them.
Video footage that surfaced on YouTube showed at least eight bodies assembled in a room, on of them with the top of it's head blown off.

A United Nations effort to end the violence in Syria collapsed when Russia and China vetoed the resolution. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Saturday 'I thought that there might be some ways to bridge, even at this last moment, a few of the concerns that Russia had. I offered to work in a constructive manner to do so,' she told reporters at the Munich Security Conference.

Damascus denied any involvement in the predawn assault, saying it was the work of rebels to swing the Security Council vote in their favor.

Monday, January 30, 2012

Hillary Clinton Says Violence Must End in Syria

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton heads to the United Nations on Tuesday for three days of diplomacy aimed at breaking a stalemate at the UN Security Council over a resolution demanding a halt to violence in Syria.
Clinton said on Monday, "The United States condemns in the strongest possible terms the escalation of the Syrian regime's violent and brutal attacks on its own people,"
"The Security Council must act and make clear to the Syrian regime that the world community views its actions as a threat to peace and security," Clinton said. " The violence must end, so that a new period of democratic transition can begin."
In the last ten months, over 5,000 people have been killed in Bashar al Assad regime's brutal crackdown against anti-government unrest.
UN Security Council action condemning Assad's brutal crackdown has been blocked until now by Russia and China, which which vetoed a European-drafted Security Council resolution in October that would have condemned Syria for its bloody crackdown.

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Facebook Haram According to Iranian Scholar

An Iranian Ayatollah has called Facebook un-Islamic and being a members is a sin, the ISNA news agency reprted on Saturday. In Iran, it is common for Clerics to be asked about their opinion, and when they answer it form a decree.

ISNA on Saturday broadcasted coverage of the response of Ayatollah Lotfollah Safi-Golpaygani, a senior cleric, to the question about Facebook and Iranian membership in the social networking service.
"Basically, going to any website which propagates immoralities and could weaken the religious belief is un-Islamic and not allowed, and membership in it is therefore haram (a sin)," the Ayatollah replied.
"Only the use of websites propagating religious criteria and not leading to any kind of ethical immoralities is of no problem," he added. 
  According to official figures released last October, 17 million Iranians have a Facebook account.

There are many Fatwas given by many Islamic Scholars which are either ridiculed or not followed. These so called Scholars should not issue any Fatwas and let people live their lives the way they want to. 

Monday, December 26, 2011

110 Christain Killed in Nigerian Christmas Attack

(AGI) Abuja - The provisional and unofficial death toll of Christmas attacks in Nigeria is 110. This is the second bloody and deadly Christmas in a row. The most significative attack took place in Saint Theresa's Catholic Church in Madala, in the state of Niger, around 45 kilometers from the federal Capital Abuja. A car bomb exploded after Christmas mass when churchgoers were heading outside the building. At least 35 people were killed and 50 people were wounded in the attack.
  Numerous people are in serious conditions. Boko Haram, an Islamic terrorist organization aiming at the extension of the Sharia law throughout the region has claimed many of these attacks.  

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Egyptain Woman Stomped on and Dragged by it's Military

A woman in an Islamic dress was pulled along the ground by Egypt’s military police, her black abaya flies up revealing a blue bra, meanwhile men in uniform stomp on her in broad daylight. Her body is motionless, her pale torso exposed.
 On Tuesday protest grew as 10,000 women marched from Tahrir Square through downtown 'Tantawi stripped your women naked, come join us," the crowd chanted to passers-by, referring to Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, the head of the military council that has ruled Egypt since the Feb. 11 fall of Hosni Mubarak.

The military council issued an unusually strong statement of regret for what it called "violations" against women - a quick turnaround after days of dismissing the significance of the abuse. 


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We are now wary of Arab spring, after the fall of each dictator we see extremists trying to take control of the country and want to enforce Shariah Law. France is being blasted by the Muslim World for enforcing the law where woman would not be able to wear burka and in this picture we see a woman being dragged by her own Muslim brothers while her abaya is ripped. Please join us in condemning us acts of violence on woman.

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Thursday, December 15, 2011

No compromise to be made on Pak sovereignty: Gilani

Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani has been making the same statement over and over again, that no compromise will be made on Pakistan's sovereignty. On hand Pakistan is one of the biggest recipient of US aid on the other hand Gilani on every turn undermines US by telling people of Pakistan that their sovereignty is under attack by America and he will protect them.

We want to keep a log of this statement and see how he is deceiving his people and fueling anti American sentiment. Pakistani do not see a cent of of aid given to Pakistan because it goes to the coffers of corrupt leaders but they do see US as an evil force because Gilani tells them they are under attack by it.

12/21/11  US Must Respect Pakistan's Sovereignty.

12/15/11 No Compromise on Pakistan's Sovereignty.

12/13/11 No Compromise on Pakistan's Sovereignty.

12/6/11  No Compromise on Pakistan's Sovereignty.

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