Indian Mujahadeen modus operandi

by indophile Sun Nov 03, 2013 10:28 am

Interesting article on the use of IT.

http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/penetrating-the-web-of-terror-networks/article5305816.ece?homepage=true

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Sun Nov 03, 2013 12:24 pm

indophile wrote:Interesting article on the use of IT.

http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/penetrating-the-web-of-terror-networks/article5305816.ece?homepage=true

Very few, if any, PiSS politicians have condemned Indian Mujahideen by name for any of the bombings. The fifth columnists, the IM and their masters Pakisaitan and ISI know this only very well, and happily keep expanding, recruiting among the millions of unemployable Madrasa graduates and illegals from outside. The PiSSers do their mite by getting these illegals Aadhar card, passport, and even MLA seats and the rest quota based "government" jobs. In the middle east, where there are millions n millions of foreigners all government jobs - down to immigration and police constables are always local arab muslims -for a reason. Of course, India only loves to favor illegals, traitors, and fifth columnists and isolators bcz India is secular country but with a hindu mindset of shooting self.

by indophile Sun Nov 03, 2013 12:51 pm

It's unfortunate, but it seems India always appears to find a way out to tide over the problems for the short term (FIRs, investigations, appease the minorities in the name of public peace, prolonged judicial procedures (sometimes taking 25 years) -- all in the name of politicians' self-serving interpretation of secularism.
In contrast, look at America -- they never forgot that Hakimullah Mehsud was involved in the Times Square bomb, and was implicated in the attack on CIA in Afghanistan that killed some American agents. They got his ass when they had a chance, even disregarding the start of the so called peace negotiations with Taliban in Pakistan. The lesson India ought to learn is that nobody should be forgiven and allowed to get away, even if such a course of action costs you in other ways.

by Kris Sun Nov 03, 2013 1:35 pm

indophile wrote:It's unfortunate, but it seems India always appears to find a way out to tide over the problems for the short term (FIRs, investigations, appease the minorities in the name of public peace, prolonged judicial procedures (sometimes taking 25 years) -- all in the name of politicians' self-serving interpretation of secularism.
In contrast, look at America -- they never forgot that Hakimullah Mehsud was involved in the Times Square bomb, and was implicated in the attack on CIA in Afghanistan that killed some American agents. They got his ass when they had a chance, even disregarding the start of the so called peace negotiations with Taliban in Pakistan. The lesson India ought to learn is that nobody should be forgiven and allowed to get away, even if such a course of action costs you in other ways.

>>>To sum it up, India is a soft state and seen as one by the ISI. It is part of their template to try out terrorist acts in India first before they launch them on the west.

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Sun Nov 03, 2013 1:41 pm

Kris wrote:>>>To sum it up, India is a soft state and seen as one by the ISI. It is part of their template to try out terrorist acts in India first before they launch them on the west.

hindus have been accommodating to outsiders and forgiving to the point of damaging self. This happened 1000 yrs ago and 500 years ago, and again now. The PiSSers have a favorite quote "But hinduism survived all this." Survive ? Survive ? Surviving is the goal of those who are about to die.

You are what others think you are - India better realize that very basic psychology.

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