Has Modiji issued a statement

"We do not regard the announcement as an indication of new capabilities by al-Qaeda, which has long been active throughout the region," Caitlin Hayden, spokesperson of the National Security Council at the White House, said.

"We have seriously degraded al-Qaeda in the region, and will continue our efforts against the group and affiliates that pose a threat to the American people," Hayden said.

confuzzled dude wrote:on Al Qaeda's new mission in India, yet? I wouldn't be surprised if this is BJP's ploy to win UP state elections. Why did Al Qaeda decided all of a sudden (after power shift in Delhi) to open up a branch in India when they've been active in the region for over a decade.

confuzzled dude wrote:

"We do not regard the announcement as an indication of new capabilities by al-Qaeda, which has long been active throughout the region," Caitlin Hayden, spokesperson of the National Security Council at the White House, said.

"We have seriously degraded al-Qaeda in the region, and will continue our efforts against the group and affiliates that pose a threat to the American people," Hayden said.

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-09-05/news/53601919_1_counter-terrorism-issues-indian-subcontinent-militant-group

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

"We do not regard the announcement as an indication of new capabilities by al-Qaeda, which has long been active throughout the region," Caitlin Hayden, spokesperson of the National Security Council at the White House, said.

"We have seriously degraded al-Qaeda in the region, and will continue our efforts against the group and affiliates that pose a threat to the American people," Hayden said.

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-09-05/news/53601919_1_counter-terrorism-issues-indian-subcontinent-militant-group

>>>>Some people never learn. This is a multi-headed hydra we are dealing with. Nothing stops the same characters from changing their organizational identity and continuing with same modus operandi. Neither is it implausible for these groups to merge, given their common goal of destruction and mayhem or their common hatred of the 'other'. There are two possibilities here. One, this could be a ploy to mislead the thugs as to the intel the West possesses. Two, it may be incredible naivety that believes these engagements are like football games, where once a game is over, all is forgotten and we get ready for the next game. I really hope it is the former. The terrorists operate from centuries-old anger and imagined historic humiliation. That doesn't dissipate that quickly.

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

"We do not regard the announcement as an indication of new capabilities by al-Qaeda, which has long been active throughout the region," Caitlin Hayden, spokesperson of the National Security Council at the White House, said.

"We have seriously degraded al-Qaeda in the region, and will continue our efforts against the group and affiliates that pose a threat to the American people," Hayden said.

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-09-05/news/53601919_1_counter-terrorism-issues-indian-subcontinent-militant-group

>>>>Some people never learn. This is a multi-headed hydra we are dealing with. Nothing stops the same characters from changing their organizational identity and continuing with same modus operandi. Neither is it implausible for these groups to merge, given their common goal of destruction and mayhem or their common hatred of the 'other'. There are two possibilities here. One, this could be a ploy to mislead the thugs as to the intel the West possesses. Two, it may be incredible naivety that believes these engagements are like football games, where once a game is over, all is forgotten and we get ready for the next game. I really hope it is the former. The terrorists operate from centuries-old anger and imagined historic humiliation. That doesn't dissipate that quickly.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:on Al Qaeda's new mission in India, yet? I wouldn't be surprised if this is BJP's ploy to win UP state elections. Why did Al Qaeda decided all of a sudden (after power shift in Delhi) to open up a branch in India when they've been active in the region for over a decade.

Agree...Modi ji should have issued a statement like this "We strongly condemn Al-Queda statement, and our secular government will defeat the evil plans of the terrorist groups"

and Tiwari should issue "This should also serve as a warning to te hindu terrorists and RSS"

However, a vigorous push is needed for the government-run inclusive programmes in education and skill development so that alienation does not occur,” a senior intelligence official said.

confuzzled dude wrote:

However, a vigorous push is needed for the government-run inclusive programmes in education and skill development so that alienation does not occur,” a senior intelligence official said.

http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/experts-urge-inclusive-schemes-to-stall-radicalisation-of-youth/article6386594.ece?homepage=true

-> Hope our dimwit govt. listens to these suggestions and locks up idiots like Yogi for flaming communal tensions.

Critical of the “high alert” being issued by the Union Home Ministry in the wake of the Al-Qaeda video, Mr Ajay Sahni, Director of New Delhi-based Institute of Conflict Management said such measures usually translate into harassment of Muslims, often offending and alienating them.
Mr Sahni pointed out that de-radicalisation programmes in many European countries like U.K. and Belgium had failed. “There is no need for a knee-jerk reaction and to blindly ape the West. Our accommodative and pluralistic culture where Muslims and non-Muslims interact at several levels is the best guarantee against radicalisation of the youth towards extremist. This multi-cultural thread has to be reinforced,” he said.

confuzzled dude wrote:

However, a vigorous push is needed for the government-run inclusive programmes in education and skill development so that alienation does not occur,” a senior intelligence official said.

http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/experts-urge-inclusive-schemes-to-stall-radicalisation-of-youth/article6386594.ece?homepage=true

-> Hope our dimwit govt. listens to these suggestions and locks up idiots like Yogi for flaming communal tensions.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

"We do not regard the announcement as an indication of new capabilities by al-Qaeda, which has long been active throughout the region," Caitlin Hayden, spokesperson of the National Security Council at the White House, said.

"We have seriously degraded al-Qaeda in the region, and will continue our efforts against the group and affiliates that pose a threat to the American people," Hayden said.

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-09-05/news/53601919_1_counter-terrorism-issues-indian-subcontinent-militant-group

>>>>Some people never learn. This is a multi-headed hydra we are dealing with. Nothing stops the same characters from changing their organizational identity and continuing with same modus operandi. Neither is it implausible for these groups to merge, given their common goal of destruction and mayhem or their common hatred of the 'other'. There are two possibilities here. One, this could be a ploy to mislead the thugs as to the intel the West possesses. Two, it may be incredible naivety that believes these engagements are like football games, where once a game is over, all is forgotten and we get ready for the next game. I really hope it is the former. The terrorists operate from centuries-old anger and imagined historic humiliation. That doesn't dissipate that quickly.

I think the key point that you've missed is to mention the tradition of some states supplying arms and providing these thugs with high level military training & combat tactics; putting a stop that would be a good starting point.

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

"We do not regard the announcement as an indication of new capabilities by al-Qaeda, which has long been active throughout the region," Caitlin Hayden, spokesperson of the National Security Council at the White House, said.

"We have seriously degraded al-Qaeda in the region, and will continue our efforts against the group and affiliates that pose a threat to the American people," Hayden said.

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-09-05/news/53601919_1_counter-terrorism-issues-indian-subcontinent-militant-group

>>>>Some people never learn. This is a multi-headed hydra we are dealing with. Nothing stops the same characters from changing their organizational identity and continuing with same modus operandi. Neither is it implausible for these groups to merge, given their common goal of destruction and mayhem or their common hatred of the 'other'. There are two possibilities here. One, this could be a ploy to mislead the thugs as to the intel the West possesses. Two, it may be incredible naivety that believes these engagements are like football games, where once a game is over, all is forgotten and we get ready for the next game. I really hope it is the former. The terrorists operate from centuries-old anger and imagined historic humiliation. That doesn't dissipate that quickly.

I think the key point that you've missed is to mention the tradition of some states supplying arms and providing these thugs with high level military training & combat tactics; putting a stop that would be a good starting point.

>>>That is a point, but not the key point. It is not even *a* key point. 30 or 40 years of machinations in the name of superpower politics do not even scratch the surface when you are dealing with 10 centuries+ of inability to coexist with others and the resulting violence and atrocities in various parts of the world. It is time to give up this 'others are always to blame' argument. See Rawemotions post in this thread.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Wait you mean to say that either the Modi govt has undone all the great things that Cong(i) did in the last 50 years OR themodi govt should do everything in 3 months that Cong(i) did not do in 50 years?

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Tells us was the Cong(i) following and implementing the "PLURALISTIC" principles for 50 years ? and if it did, why did this not work well with the muslim youth?

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Also provide the 82% guidelines when the 11% does wrong things against the hindus, without simply blaming the West giving arms, or yogi giving statements, etc ? Do you mean to say one Yogi is so very powerful or the muslims so very dumb to act on his statement ? Did anyone say anything about Shahi Imam anti-India statements ? or Owaisi or Geelani ?  This sort of constant accusations against the hindus by the "non-hindu Cong(i) leaders that led to concretization of the hindu sections.

The 11% will behave like a 11% only when they realize the 82% may retaliate.  That is the motivating fear behind all well-behaving minorities. Look at Coptics, Paki hindus, or any religious minority - except the islamists. Hell - even look at the 18% arab muslim miniority in Israel - that behaves like a nice goodly boy.

Propagandhi711 wrote:

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-09-05/news/53601919_1_counter-terrorism-issues-indian-subcontinent-militant-group

>>>>Some people never learn. This is a multi-headed hydra we are dealing with. Nothing stops the same characters from changing their organizational identity and continuing with same modus operandi. Neither is it implausible for these groups to merge, given their common goal of destruction and mayhem or their common hatred of the 'other'. There are two possibilities here. One, this could be a ploy to mislead the thugs as to the intel the West possesses. Two, it may be incredible naivety that believes these engagements are like football games, where once a game is over, all is forgotten and we get ready for the next game. I really hope it is the former. The terrorists operate from centuries-old anger and imagined historic humiliation. That doesn't dissipate that quickly.

I think the key point that you've missed is to mention the tradition of some states supplying arms and providing these thugs with high level military training & combat tactics; putting a stop that would be a good starting point.

>>>That is a point, but not the key point. It is not even *a* key point. 30 or 40 years of machinations in the name of superpower politics do not even scratch the surface when you are dealing with 10 centuries+ of inability to coexist with others and the resulting violence and atrocities in various parts of the world. It is time to give up this 'others are always to blame' argument. See Rawemotions post in this thread.

mulla reddy's tactics are wellworn and tiresome at this point. you say his nephew and dear departed uncle are corrupt and looted the state unlike anyone and he'll say he knows CBN has 2000 crores that no one else knows about. but not a word about his uncle & nephew. you point out something negative about his adopted ummah and he'll immediately say the west is to blame. you say indian muslims are starting to radicalize and he'll say modi didnt issue condemnatory statements every day of his 100 day administration. it's always the blame game with him, and never acceptance of anything.

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

"We do not regard the announcement as an indication of new capabilities by al-Qaeda, which has long been active throughout the region," Caitlin Hayden, spokesperson of the National Security Council at the White House, said.

"We have seriously degraded al-Qaeda in the region, and will continue our efforts against the group and affiliates that pose a threat to the American people," Hayden said.

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-09-05/news/53601919_1_counter-terrorism-issues-indian-subcontinent-militant-group

>>>>Some people never learn. This is a multi-headed hydra we are dealing with. Nothing stops the same characters from changing their organizational identity and continuing with same modus operandi. Neither is it implausible for these groups to merge, given their common goal of destruction and mayhem or their common hatred of the 'other'. There are two possibilities here. One, this could be a ploy to mislead the thugs as to the intel the West possesses. Two, it may be incredible naivety that believes these engagements are like football games, where once a game is over, all is forgotten and we get ready for the next game. I really hope it is the former. The terrorists operate from centuries-old anger and imagined historic humiliation. That doesn't dissipate that quickly.

I think the key point that you've missed is to mention the tradition of some states supplying arms and providing these thugs with high level military training & combat tactics; putting a stop that would be a good starting point.

>>>That is a point, but not the key point. It is not even *a* key point. 30 or 40 years of machinations in the name of superpower politics do not even scratch the surface when you are dealing with 10 centuries+ of inability to coexist with others and the resulting violence and atrocities in various parts of the world. It is time to give up this 'others are always to blame' argument. See Rawemotions post in this thread.

It’s not an Islam problem but an Arab problem. In the early 2000s, Indonesia was our biggest concern because of a series of terrorist attacks there after 9/11. But over the past decade, jihad and even Islamic fundamentalism have not done well in Indonesia — the largest Muslim country in the world, larger in that sense than Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Libya and the Gulf states put together. Or look at India, which is right next door to Ayman al-Zawahiri’s headquarters in Pakistan, but very few of its 165 million Muslims are members of al-Qaeda. Zawahiri has announced a bold effort to recruit Indian Muslims, but I suspect it will fail.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
2) Tell the Indian muslims that they are free to go join the ISIL - but their passport will be revoked and their properties attached bcz they are not interested in property on this earth, they can seek citizenship in THEIR ummah countries, and if not, can always go to heaven.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
3) The country I live in will have me arrested and send me to Guantanamo if I issued any statement like the Indian muslims or like Geelani.  Why do you think the muslim in the US are quiet and stay low - unlike their ummah brothers in UK or India ?

confuzzled dude wrote:  BTW, Akbaruddin Owaisi was arrested and spent more than month behind the bars.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:  BTW, Akbaruddin Owaisi was arrested and spent more than month behind the bars.

Arrested by ?...?????

confuzzled dude wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:
>>>>Some people never learn. This is a multi-headed hydra we are dealing with. Nothing stops the same characters from changing their organizational identity and continuing with same modus operandi. Neither is it implausible for these groups to merge, given their common goal of destruction and mayhem or their common hatred of the 'other'. There are two possibilities here. One, this could be a ploy to mislead the thugs as to the intel the West possesses. Two, it may be incredible naivety that believes these engagements are like football games, where once a game is over, all is forgotten and we get ready for the next game. I really hope it is the former. The terrorists operate from centuries-old anger and imagined historic humiliation. That doesn't dissipate that quickly.

I think the key point that you've missed is to mention the tradition of some states supplying arms and providing these thugs with high level military training & combat tactics; putting a stop that would be a good starting point.

>>>That is a point, but not the key point. It is not even *a* key point. 30 or 40 years of machinations in the name of superpower politics do not even scratch the surface when you are dealing with 10 centuries+ of inability to coexist with others and the resulting violence and atrocities in various parts of the world. It is time to give up this 'others are always to blame' argument. See Rawemotions post in this thread.

mulla reddy's tactics are wellworn and tiresome at this point. you say his nephew and dear departed uncle are corrupt and looted the state unlike anyone and he'll say he knows CBN has 2000 crores that no one else knows about. but not a word about his uncle & nephew. you point out something negative about his adopted ummah and he'll immediately say the west is to blame. you say indian muslims are starting to radicalize and he'll say modi didnt issue condemnatory statements every day of his 100 day administration. it's always the blame game with him, and never acceptance of anything.

That's right I'm making up stories about CBN owning/partner of several big shot hotels in S'pore.

Propagandhi711 wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:
I think the key point that you've missed is to mention the tradition of some states supplying arms and providing these thugs with high level military training & combat tactics; putting a stop that would be a good starting point.

>>>That is a point, but not the key point. It is not even *a* key point. 30 or 40 years of machinations in the name of superpower politics do not even scratch the surface when you are dealing with 10 centuries+ of inability to coexist with others and the resulting violence and atrocities in various parts of the world. It is time to give up this 'others are always to blame' argument. See Rawemotions post in this thread.

mulla reddy's tactics are wellworn and tiresome at this point. you say his nephew and dear departed uncle are corrupt and looted the state unlike anyone and he'll say he knows CBN has 2000 crores that no one else knows about. but not a word about his uncle & nephew. you point out something negative about his adopted ummah and he'll immediately say the west is to blame. you say indian muslims are starting to radicalize and he'll say modi didnt issue condemnatory statements every day of his 100 day administration. it's always the blame game with him, and never acceptance of anything.

That's right I'm making up stories about CBN owning/partner of several big shot hotels in S'pore.

thats right...you are pure as driven snow and are always impartial. amazing how no one else talks about CBN's supposed wealth except you and your corrupt nephew. also interesting how you dont refute anything else I say

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:  BTW, Akbaruddin Owaisi was arrested and spent more than month behind the bars.

Arrested by ?...?????

Togadia or any other RSS/BJP folks that gave/giving hate speeches.. arrested?

truthbetold wrote:Cd
Yes. You never said jagan's corruption is like every other politician's corruption.
Yes. You never posted how awesome jagan's popularity in ap is.
Yes. You never mention cbn except in the morning,  at10a.m., 12 p.m..,2p.m.,4 p.m.,6 p.m.,8p.m.,10a.m., and a good night anti cbn post. We marvel at your self control.

You never explain ysr and Sonia didnot set their cbi hounds after cbn. When they tried cbi or courts they ran into walls. You repeat the same old stories to hide behind general mistrust of Indian politicians.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:  BTW, Akbaruddin Owaisi was arrested and spent more than month behind the bars.

Arrested by ?...?????

Togadia or any other RSS/BJP folks that gave/giving hate speeches.. arrested?

I asked "Which government was in power at the center and state when Owaisi was arrested?"

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:  BTW, Akbaruddin Owaisi was arrested and spent more than month behind the bars.

Arrested by ?...?????

Togadia or any other RSS/BJP folks that gave/giving hate speeches.. arrested?

I asked "Which government was in power at the center and state when Owaisi was arrested?"

You can check yourself, you know how to google.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

Arrested by ?...?????

Togadia or any other RSS/BJP folks that gave/giving hate speeches.. arrested?

I asked "Which government was in power at the center and state when Owaisi was arrested?"

You can check yourself, you know how to google.

Thank you Mian....you just answered by your non-answer.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:on Al Qaeda's new mission in India, yet? I wouldn't be surprised if this is BJP's ploy to win UP state elections. Why did Al Qaeda decided all of a sudden (after power shift in Delhi) to open up a branch in India when they've been active in the region for over a decade.

Agree...Modi ji should have issued a statement like this "We strongly condemn Al-Queda statement, and our secular government will defeat the evil plans of the terrorist groups"