Wednesday, January 03, 2007

Muslim cleric issues "fatwa" against birth control; wants Muslim population to explode


This constitutes even more evidence of the unholy plan the Muslim religious leadership is following in India: accelerated Muslim population growth to take advantage of Democracy and Liberalism of Hindu society.

Most Hindus do not understand how Islam works. They think the Muslims are as independent and individualistic as the Hindus are; that the 150 million Muslims cannot possibly be acting in concert together as pawns in a grand plan.

The crucial point to understand in this context is that Islam is -- unlike Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, or Buddhism -- an organized religion. Hinduism Buddhism Jainism Sikhism etc are individual private faiths; they emphasize thinking and meditation, not elaborate group-formation exercises like an Army camp. Organized religions lay stress on organizing people into political or military forces, not on individual independent thinking, and other harmless exercises like meditation or self-improvement.

The Koran talks very little about things like meditation, or the origin of the Universe, or mathematics, or literature, or art, or anything of intellectual significance. It talks far more about how to deal with people of other religions (kafirs -- it is recommended to levy zizya taxes on them, and harass intimidate and if necessary kill them to ensure Islam becomes dominant), how to deal with people who reject Islam (it is recommended to kill them), how to organize people, keep them illiterate and backward, and make sure the religious theocracy reigns supreme. Just look at Iran or Saudi Arabia, or Afghanistan under Taliban. Those are examples of Koranic principles in action. The Koran has no place for secular law; if you don't believe me, I request you to name three Muslim-majority countries where there is secular law is in force. Practically all except Turkey and Bangladesh follow the Islamic Shariah Law which is as medieval and uncivilized as any legal system can possibly be. Bangladesh is currently facing popular pressure to get rid of the secularism that still remains in its Constitution in name, and declare Shariah Law. Soon Turkey will be the only one.

The vast majority of Indian Muslims pay together five times a day, and spend hours together listening to religious fundamentalist sermons every Friday. There is only a tiny minority of educated secular and open-minded Muslims who think and act individually like normal discrete individuals; the rest are simply mindless clogs in a 150-million-person machine. They do what their clerics tell them to do during Friday prayers; be it to riot on the streets against some cartoons published in some distant land they had never heard of (Denmark), or to rail against some author they had never heard of and whose single book they will never read (Salman Rushdie).

Why do I care if Muslim population grows ? Well, there is a thousand years of history to consider.

Let's see what history can teach us.

First question: Has Muslim population been growing in India, and if so, how fast ?

Answer: Muslims formed 20% of the population of undivided India before 1947. In 1947 approximately half of them (10% of Indian population at that time) went to West and East Pakistan, which comprised 25% of the land of undivided India. The population of Muslims remaining in India was 10%. Since then, in fifty years, they have managed to increase their share to 15% of the population by breeding faster than all other communities.

This has given them a second benefit: they now claim to be the "underprivileged sections" of Indian population, and have started demanding Reservations and other special privileges.

Note that unlike Dalits and other so-called "lower castes" who have been historically mistreated (at least over the last 1000 years) the Muslims of India were never mistreated by Hindus. Indeed Muslims ruled all of India for almost 1000 years, during which they perpetrated horrific cruelties and crimes on Hindus of India: destruction of thousands of temples, killings of millions of Hindu men and boys, and kidnappings, torture, rape, and forced conversions to Islam of millions of Hindu women and girls who were added to the private harems of Muslim men in positions of power. Millions of Hindus were sold into slavery in Persia and other parts of West Asia. An entire mountain range (Hindu Kush -- meaning "Hindu Slaughter") commemorates the horrific massacres carried out over centuries that completely wiped out the Hindu Buddhist and Jain populations of today's Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and Central Asia.

Indeed, the vast majority of South Asian Muslims are descended from the millions of Hindu Buddhist and Jain women and girls who were, over the centuries, captured, tortured into submission and raped by the Muslim invaders who murdered their parents and husbands and destroyed their lives. [The phenomenon is still continuing today; the Hindu minoroties in Pakistan, Bangladesh being the targets today.]

And after all that, the Muslims are trying to pass themselves off as the "victims" and demanding Reservations.

It is true that they are backward. But that is because while people of other communities go to school, study hard, and try to improve their lives, they were busy marrying four wives they cannot support, and breeding like rabbits to grow the Muslim population like their religious leaders have asked them to.

Indeed, it has been reported by well-known UK-based independent international financial magazine "The Economist" magazine (the Dec 2 2006 issue, on page 48) that Muslims in India fare better in parts of the country where Hindus form a clearer majority and the Muslim vote bank is ineffective. To quote The Economist: "In fact they [Muslims] often seem to fare worse where they have more political clout, which easily translates into unreliable token promises, for, say, an increase in the number of teachers literate in Urdu, the language of Indian Islam. The leaked figures on government jobs show that Muslims do better in Gujarat, scene of an anti-Muslim pogrom in 2002, than in Bihar, where governments depend on their votes."

The message is loud and clear: Muslims will be better-off themselves if they stop listening to their religious leaders who are using them as pawns to indulge in vote bank politics.

Now, some Muslims will understand that it is better to have a good life than to live like a beggar out-breeding Hindus in the cause of Islam. However, many others, the illiterate fundamentalist ones brain-washed by the Imams they listen to in Friday prayers every week, will consider their own material benefits to be unimportant in the cause of breeding in the cause of making Islam stronger in India.

That is the core problem with Islam and the Koran. It acts as a parasite. The Radical Islamists don't care about improving themselves and becoming better human beings and productive members of society. They just blindly follow whatever their Imam, and the Koran, says.

And the Koran tells them to breed like rabbits. To create more soldiers or voters as the case may be, it does not matter. To take over the world. Which is exactly what they have been doing, very efficiently, for the last one thousand years.

This latest fatwa against birth control is simply one more example of the same old story that has been playing for the last one thousand years.

That settles the first question about why I am concerned.

Second question: what happens when Muslims become the majority community in a previously secular country ?

This is where the story gets more ugly. As the Koran quite clearly and explicitly prescribes, non-Muslim minorities in Muslim-majority lands quickly start facing the most terrible, cruel, and uncivilized persecutions: they are intimidated and harassed at first, then it starts getting worse and worse: their property is taken away, their men are killed, their women are taken, and eventually they are wiped out.

We have seen this happen most recently to the Hindu minorities in Pakistan and Bangladesh, and to the Christian minority that used to exist in Lebanon as recently as in 1975. Indeed, Lebanon had a Christian majority till a few decades before that.

We have also seen this happen in Muslim-dominated areas of undivided India in 1946-1947, as Muslim League leaders like Mohammed Ali Jinnah and Hussein Shaheed Sohrawardy explicitly called for "Direct Action" (killing, rioting, arson, murder, rape, and large-scale violence) using the word "jihaad" (which literally means "religious war") and overnight their enthusiastic supporters, fervent soldiers of Allah, turned vast Muslim-dominated areas of Bengal and Punjab into killing fields. The streets were covered with blood and filled with bodies overnight. Teams of killers with guns knifes bombs and swords went house to house, looking for Hindus and Sikhs to kill. In Bengal, the Muslim League Provisional Government headed by Hussein Shaheed Sohrawardy publicly declared that the police would not be asked to protect kafirs from Muslim mobs. (And Mohandas "Mahatma" Gandhi too decided that Hindu and Sikh lives were not important enough, and did nothing to save them, while doing everything to prevent Hindus and Sikhs from defending themselves by fighting back. Was this secularism ? He was being an accessory and accomplice in the Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing that was being committed by Muslims against Hindus and Sikhs in Muslim-majority areas of undivided India. This was the central Hypocrisy, Injustice, and Crime committed by Mohandas Gandhi that the unfortunate Nathuram Godse protested against in the only possible way he had available to him. It is a pity so few Hindus and Sikhs today even understand how noble his self-sacrifice was. They don't understand that sometimes a Crime, like Murder, has to be committed, to stop and prevent a larger Crime, like Genocide.)

Even today, nobody knows how many hundreds or thousands or millions of Hindus and Sikhs may have died in those few weeks of rioting.

As the Muslim population crosses 15% and inches closer to 20% in each passing decade, while the vast majority of Muslims continue to reject secular modern and liberal values and instead side with the backward fundamentalism and ideology represented by their Imams, other clerics, and other Muslim religious leaders, India is getting closer and closer to where it was in 1946.

Before Jinnah led 10% of the population to take 25% of the land.

What has happened before, can happen again.

Indeed since it happened before, it is actually more likely to happen again and probably will. Because the circumstances have not changed.

Just how self-deluding, blind, foolish, and suicidal are the Hindus of India that they don't do anything to prevent their own impending and ever-accelerating annnihilation by the forces of darkness and medievalism that take advantage so insidiously of their [the Hindus'] own liberal secular and progressive values ? That is a question only the Future can answer.

The Times of India reports:

Now, fatwa on fast food, contraceptives in MP
Suchandana Gupta
[30 Dec, 2006 2359hrs ISTTIMES NEWS NETWORK]

BHOPAL: Darul Ifta, a Muslim religious board under Madhya Pradesh's biggest mosque, has issued two fatwas one against fast food, and the other against contraception.

Darul Ifta, which is a religious board under Bhopal's and the state's biggest Masjid Committee, issued the fatwas, after the Friday prayers, in response to a month-long mass awakening programme undertaken by All India Muslim Teohar Committee.

The Committee's convener Osaf Shamiri Khurram said a recent study by a French food laboratory revealed porcine fat was being used in the production of a majority of instant foods.

"We have gone to madrassas and told youngsters there to refrain from eating instant noodles, ketchup and a number of those products which contain pig fat.

Our organisation has gone from door-to-door informing Muslim families to feed children fresh fruits and vegetables instead of these questionable products whose ingredients are not permissible in our religion," Khurram said.

The fatwa, along with the second one banning use of contraceptives, was signed by additional Mufti Shahar Babar Hussain and Mufti Shahar Raees Ahmed Khan.

A fortnight ago, BJP state government had announced that it would distribute 15,000 copies of a book titled 'Census 2001, Islam and Family Planning' by Padmashree Musaffar Hussain amongst Muslims in Madhya Pradesh.


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18 Comments:

At 3:37 am, Blogger Vivek said...

I read the article in the Times and immediately thought "Oh. When's the blog entry on THIS article coming out?" I've been waiting for this post.

Thanks a lot for this article which has integrated so much information and also provided an insight into what "Direct Action" actually meant then.

 
At 1:30 am, Blogger Pradeep said...

your post is highly inflated with anti muslim sentiments.

 
At 10:24 pm, Blogger Harsh Vardhan said...

Dear Pradeep,

Could you kindly point out what I have written that is not factually correct ?

Facts are facts; expressing facts have nothing to do with "anti-Muslim sentiments" you accuse me of.

If FACTS are anti-Muslim, it is only because Muslims have committed (and still continue to commit) actions they should be ashamed of.

I am secular and liberal and broad-minded. I am not anti-Muslim. And yet I have no hesitation to mention FACTS and TRUTHS about Muslims or anybody else.

Are you now redefining Secularism as "not mentioning any facts that may displease the Muslims" ?

I am PRO-TRUTH. If Muslims are offended by TRUTH, I am sorry but there is nothing I can do about it.

Maybe they should behave better so that I can get some FACTS and TRUTHS to report that will show them in GOOD light.

Harsh

 
At 11:31 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Pradeep,
After reading your blog, I think you are suffering from Anti-muslim syndrom.
You must read Quran, before making any comments. I think Quran is a complete way of life. You could find answer to each and every problem. I request you to please read English translation of Quran, then only reach to some conclusion. Thanks.

 
At 11:38 pm, Blogger Unknown said...

Hi Harsh,
Have you ever thought about the killings of Muslim in Gujarat and other places in the country. You talk about hinduism. Do you have any point for the demolition of Babri mosque. Do you have any answer to dowry killing, female foeticide and the condition of widows in Hinduism. Wake up my dear friend. You should see that there are good and bad people in every religion.
I believe Islam is the best religion in the world, but I also believe that Muslims are not the best people in the world.
So you should also see your religion. Waiting for your reply

 
At 1:01 pm, Blogger Harsh Vardhan said...

Dear Pradeep,

Thank you for your response.

Your argument is the classic "individual action" argument usually used by moderate Muslim or non-Muslim apologists for the crimes of Radical Islam.

Rather than acknowledge the truth that these are crimes committed explicitly as called for in the Koran, the apologists try to muddle the situation by trying to dissipate the responsibility among "Muslim and Hindu criminals" like you have done.

This tactic has worked for a thousand years of Radical Islamic Fascism and Genocide, but its effectiveness is rapidly reducing.

One can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time, but not all the people all the time.

Fortunately, for Civilization and Humanity.

Harsh

 
At 1:06 pm, Blogger Harsh Vardhan said...

Dear Niazi,

I have read the Koran. The most authentic English translations published from the most well-known and reliable academic press in Saudi Arabia. I have also read English translations printed in India, Pakistan, UK, and USA.

If you had read previous posts on my blog more carefully you would have known this.

From your apparently blissfully ignorant and naive attitude towards the horrifyingly violent inhuman genocidal and criminal ideology of Radical Islam propagated in the Koran, it seems that perhaps I know more about the Koran than you yourself know. Have you read the Koran ? Can you refute any of the violent and genocidal Koranic verses and references I have quoted in previous posts on my blog ?

Harsh

 
At 1:24 pm, Blogger Harsh Vardhan said...

And yes, Kashif, please also tell me what you know about Muhammad Ali Jinnah, and Hussein Shaheed Sohrawardy.

About Direct Action and Jihad in 1946 in Undivided India.

About the Great Calcutta Killings.

About the Hindu Kush mountain range.

About the reduction of Hindu population from 18% in 1950 to 0.1% today.

Before you have the audacity to talk about Gujarat riots, you should talk about these.

You Muslims are treated better in India than in any other place on this planet, including Muslim-majority countries like Pakistan, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq etc where Muslims live as animals with no rights, no education, no opportunities for self-improvement and advancement in life, no guarantee of safety of life and property. They live like animals.

And yet your community is spoiling this golden opportunity you have got. To become human. To make progress.

A small number of people like APJ Abdul Kalam are using this opportunity, becoming educated and great. And making India proud, in the process.

What are the rest of you doing ? Joining SIMI, voting for Muslim Vote Bank leaders, rioting on streets when some cartoon is published in Denmark, keeping yourselves backward.

Planning and plotting and carying out terrorist attacks.

Time is running out for your people. Become civilized fast, or you will sadly cease to exist very soon. Islamo-Fascism is just as unacceptable to the Civilized World as Nazism was, and WILL be wiped out just as brutally and effectively.

I sincerely implore you, do your best to help Indian Muslim community make use of the opportunity India is giving you. To become peaceful, civilized, secular people.

Harsh

 
At 11:15 am, Blogger Pradeep said...

dear harsh,

I'm not any apologist!

 
At 5:58 pm, Blogger Harsh Vardhan said...

Sure Pradeep.

Harsh

 
At 6:00 pm, Blogger Harsh Vardhan said...

With regard to the Anonymous comment above:

It is stupid idiotic and childish, and I will not dignify it with a response.

Harsh

 
At 6:00 pm, Blogger Harsh Vardhan said...

To Pradeep,

I did not call you an apologist for Radical Islam; I just said that the argument you mentioned is a classic argument that has been used repeatedly by apologists for Radical Islam over the last one thousand years.

Harsh

 
At 5:45 am, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Today is the 9th of August 2007.I was simply enraged by a TV news on Taslima Nasreen, the Bengladeshi author getting attacked by a group of religious extremists. I had not read any of her books yet and neither did I find her personality attractive enough to make me feel so much grudge against her assaulters. All I could see was a terrified lady hiding behind grey haired men trying to protect herself from the flower pots and chairs that were being hurled at her. This is not the first time I am seing someone being attacked and I did not feel the victim sustained any physical injuries here for me to have pitty on her. But it was a comment from a muslim MLA who claimed that she deserved even more for her writings that made me irritated.

I have not read Quran and I don’t know what it says about this big old universe. But I am unable the conceive the idea of attacking someone physically just because she wrote something about your religion. I am unable to understand the crux behind urging a community to kill someone for talking against your god.

I was born in a Hindu family and I believe in Hindu gods. I carry them in my heart and trust them to help me out in my hardships. But I don’t kill for them. I am simply not “intelligent” enough to digest the fact that the great almighty who created this entire infinite universe would need my help to protect his honour. Sometime back I received an email containing MF Hussain’s paintings of nude Hindu Goddesses. I can say this with the whole of my heart that I did not feel even a single pulse of angry blood rush in my veins when I saw those paintings. I simply could not relate those pictures to the carvings I had in my heart. My faith was well above what Hussain’s canvas could depict. I cannot envisage what made Bal Thackrey and his saffron army loose so much sweat to banish an elderly sex maniac from this country.

Now I think of my Muslim friends. How disgusting do they find themselves in, hurling flower pots at a lady on live TV just because she wrote something about Islam in her book. How about the hullabaloos over prophet Mohammed’s cartoon pictures??
And the protests and demonstrations against Salman Rushdie’s knighthood??
How can you expect even in your wildest daydreams that the world would abide by the rules written in your leather bound books?? My dear friend, what I see in you is frustration. Frustration from loss of faith-frustration of having to crawl by the rules of an outdated ideology.Fustration from the rusting shackles around your neck. Do you really like yourself wearing a pant that’s buckled around your chest and a pan cake sized cap on your head?? Don’t you feel ashamed of yourself playing an 18th century joker in this modern world?? I don’t think so because that’s what the book say’s and if the book say’s so it aught to be true for you. But only for you is the book relevant my dear friend. Don’t expect the rest of the world to follow suite.The world will write about many things. And sometimes it might write about you too. Accept it with faith or declare another fucking fatwa. The world shall continue laughing at you jokers.

 
At 5:47 am, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Today is the 9th of August 2007.I was simply enraged by a TV news on Taslima Nasreen, the Bengladeshi author getting attacked by a group of religious extremists. I had not read any of her books yet and neither did I find her personality attractive enough to make me feel so much grudge against her assaulters. All I could see was a terrified lady hiding behind grey haired men trying to protect herself from the flower pots and chairs that were being hurled at her. This is not the first time I am seing someone being attacked and I did not feel the victim sustained any physical injuries here for me to have pitty on her. But it was a comment from a muslim MLA who claimed that she deserved even more for her writings that made me irritated.

I have not read Quran and I don’t know what it says about this big old universe. But I am unable the conceive the idea of attacking someone physically just because she wrote something about your religion. I am unable to understand the crux behind urging a community to kill someone for talking against your god.

I was born in a Hindu family and I believe in Hindu gods. I carry them in my heart and trust them to help me out in my hardships. But I don’t kill for them. I am simply not “intelligent” enough to digest the fact that the great almighty who created this entire infinite universe would need my help to protect his honour. Sometime back I received an email containing MF Hussain’s paintings of nude Hindu Goddesses. I can say this with the whole of my heart that I did not feel even a single pulse of angry blood rush in my veins when I saw those paintings. I simply could not relate those pictures to the carvings I had in my heart. My faith was well above what Hussain’s canvas could depict. I cannot envisage what made Bal Thackrey and his saffron army loose so much sweat to banish an elderly sex maniac from this country.

Now I think of my Muslim friends. How disgusting do they find themselves in, hurling flower pots at a lady on live TV just because she wrote something about Islam in her book. How about the hullabaloos over prophet Mohammed’s cartoon pictures??
And the protests and demonstrations against Salman Rushdie’s knighthood??
How can you expect even in your wildest daydreams that the world would abide by the rules written in your leather bound books?? My dear friend, what I see in you is frustration. Frustration from loss of faith-frustration of having to crawl by the rules of an outdated ideology.Fustration from the rusting shackles around your neck. Do you really like yourself wearing a pant that’s buckled around your chest and a pan cake sized cap on your head?? Don’t you feel ashamed of yourself playing an 18th century joker in this modern world?? I don’t think so because that’s what the book say’s and if the book say’s so it aught to be true for you. But only for you is the book relevant my dear friend. Don’t expect the rest of the world to follow suite.The world will write about many things. And sometimes it might write about you too. Accept it with faith or declare another f@#king fatwa. The world shall continue laughing at you jokers.

 
At 5:25 am, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Dear Harsh,
I'd like to congratulate you for your integrity and not selling your intellect to the highest bidder. The world needs more honest people who'd not sacrifice truth at the alter of political correctness.
The muslims think the whole world is out to get them. They live with this victim mentality, propagated by the imams and blame others where as it's the other way around. There are some 125 wars wars big and small going around the world and 120 of them involve muslims against others or against muslims of other sects. It's time the muslims did some introspection and joined they rest of the civilised world for a peaceful coexistence for the benefit of entire mankind. The biggest role toward this end is imparting a truthful education (that analyses history accurately) to people not the sugarcoated stuff leftists would like to preach to furthur their own political goals. Muslims are living in a strange world of paranoia where they fear each other if they apostate and other non-muslims! Nobody here has said that they hate the muslim human, for he's asmuch capable of scientific accomplishments as others provided he recieves education. But the mullahs would like to keep the muslims poor, illiterate and willing to die for the Islam/mullahcracy's cause! The pseudo secularists donot do the muslims any favours by keeping this strange paranoia alive. There should be uniform civil code and all Indians should be treated equally.

 
At 3:32 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am sorry to see so much anti-Muslim talk on this site.

Dear Harsh (an appropraite name, by the way), You mention time and again how the Qur'an (and thats how you spell it) taches its followers to be openly violent to all non-Muslims but every time you say this you are telling an out-right lie.
I expect i am not the first to notice you have offered no quotes or other textual evidence to support your claims and though i agree with you that many modern Muslims tend to be obsessively violent about 'deffending their religion' (evidence for this is plastered all over the news these days) i do not agree with your over-generalisation that this is true for all Muslims. You said yourself that there are many corrupt 'cleric' within Islam (or something to that effect) which is true, and hence it is dishonest to say that all Muslims are as bad as each other when in fact it is these senior people within the religion which give the whole lot of them a bad name.
If you have truly read the Qur'an you will know that it in fact teaches all Muslims that war can only be justified in self-defence, furthermore in the event of war, innocent deaths and pain must be minimalised in whatever way possible. The Qur'an does not teach hate ("Hate your enemy mildly, he may become your friend one day.") and encourages justice as much as possible ("The greatest Jihad is the uttering of truth in the presence of an unjust ruler.").
I am sorry you are so deluded on the subject of Islam and i hope i have illustrated some of your misconceptions sufficiently. I think i have but i somehow feel you will 'hear' but not 'listen'. You repeatedly state that you are speaking 'the TRUTH' and 'FACTS' which leads me to think that you are trying to convince yourself you are right as much as you are other people. Lets face it buddy, you WANT to hate Muslims.
Now before you make any drastic assumptions i will clarify to you that i am a white, middle-class Englishman, i am a teenager and student of Phylosophy and Ethics at Cherwell College (i have specificly studied Islamic Theology). Concider my comment appropriately.
Cheers.

 
At 12:35 am, Anonymous Anonymous said...

This was quite an interesting article for me. Behind the outright Islam-phobia, I do see some applicable truth. I've been doing business in Gujarat for the past few years. Ten years back I noticed a dramatically different population in which there may have been a couple of Islamic family's living aside of Hindus in various villages. These villages today have been divided with the uprising Muslim population. From an Anthropology point of view, this is undoubtedly a clash of two very distinct cultures. The Gujarat riots displayed this along with the recent bombings. All creeds are almost waiting for a spark to ignite. I live right nearby a Mosque. I can hear all kinds of ranting and raving at an increasing rate weekly. It is my own conviction that the Imams are provoking their followers through stories which may or may not be true. One thing is certain whether it's wrong or right, and it is that there is direct preaching to Muslims that they should have as many children as Allah has planned for them. This obviously throws away contraception let alone the conscious behavior to limit oneself. It's almost as if a family is valued in terms of number of members rather than socio-economic status. As far as the Hindu unity goes, it is suffice to say most Hindus I've met share some degree of this phobia. When I travel through Muslim areas I can see impoverished families. But one thing most of them do not lack is children. On the TV, the government is placing ads for population control. This is of obvious neglect by many, including many Hindu's. Thus from an outsider's perspective I can appreciate somewhat of a tactic in play, whether it's from the Koran itself or just culture, I can't say. I'm somewhat involved in the education system here and I have noticed that many Muslim children are sent to work instead of common school. They do receive education from all Islamic institutions however. America is sometimes considered a "melting pot" but I see more of that analogy here. Whether one may consider one side more "backwards" than the other, it is up to that individual and his/her own background. Undoubtedly there is more clash to come. Neither side is content with its counterpart. As a Democratic country, the only thing the government can do is acknowledge the existing population. In a few years this population will not hold the same ideals. Ideals which might be more Islamic than Hindu. The government will have to abide by this.

 
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