Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Bombings Warn Against 'Pro-US Policies'
A credible email threat was sent in to the Aaj Tak news program, stating that the bombings were a warning to the govt not to pursue pro-US policies.
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Please see the TOILET paper of India saying "NO NO NO it is foriegn terrorist no INDIAN terrorist are involved"
This is shocking, more shocking than the blasts.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/We_did_it_terror_outfit_brags_in_video/articleshow/3040912.cms
look at Chinese paper...
http://www.hindu.com/2008/05/15/stories/2008051554731000.htm
AND More SHOCKING
http://www.hindu.com/2008/05/15/stories/2008051554761000.htm
The Bharatiya Janata Party appears to be preparing the ground for a communal campaign ahead of the November round of Assembly elections by blaming the Jaipur carnage on the United Progressive Alliance government’s allegedly ‘soft approach’ towards terrorism. Such tactics might help win votes — but will not serve the cause of combating terrorism.
It takes a certain sick mindset which when faced with a serious terrorist threat worries about the semantics of response.
The dead bodies drenched in blood lying unattended on streets of India's cities could be your own dear ones someday people.
"The Bharatiya Janata Party appears to be preparing the ground for a communal campaign ahead of the November round of Assembly elections by blaming the Jaipur carnage on the United Progressive Alliance government’s allegedly ‘soft approach’ towards terrorism. Such tactics might help win votes — but will not serve the cause of combating terrorism." ----
--SOURCE CHINESE NATIONAL PAPER PRINTED IN CHENNAI, Dt. 5/15/08 -- Editorial
unfair, murali, to cast aspersions on n ram's parents. they are completely innocent, i am sure. n ram is a purely self-made person. whatever he is, he created himself.
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