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Thursday, November 29, 2007

[vinnomot] Re: [khabor.com] RE: [notun_bangladesh] Deep rooted conspracy against Bangladesh:RAW,ETV,Sa Kabir gong behind it?

Mr. Nuru,
 
This liar, RAZAKAR is a BISSHO   BEHAYA.
 
He is condmend by all, blocked by the moderators!
 
Both of his ears are cut by the Freedom Fighters, So, this RAZAKAR is a BISSHO   BEHAYA
 
 
 


islam71nurul@aol.com wrote:

Valued  civilized  readers &  moderators,
 
This "Izhar Ahmad / Salahuddin Ahmad / Salahuddin Ayubi" has sent a very nasty e-mail with full of filthy languages, addressed to another blogger and sent BCC to me
 
Please see the type and class of languages used by this proven liar, mentally disturbed and man of three names.
 
"Shala khanki magir pola …….. amra shobai jani je  tor maa nogor bashi chilo ar tor bap desh bideshi  orthath tor nidristo kono pitri porichoy nai. Oi shob  harmjada der kach theke er cheye beshi ki asha kora  jete pare? Tor make jiggesh korish to sottikarer bap  ke?
 
Tor onek baper ekjon."
 
If you moderators and also civilised & educated readers do not take any appropriate action, then we will be bound to take necessary and appropriate action for this guy.
 
I am also drawing attention of all bloggers about this guy and his most objectionable & uncivilized languages.
 
We know that when any person can not defend himself logically, then he start this types of languages.
 
 
 
 
Nuru


-----Original Message-----
From: Salahuddin Ayubi <ayubi_s786@yahoo.com>
To: islam71nurul@aol.com; notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com; gopalsengupta@aol.com; sharifh_bd@yahoo.com
Sent: Thu, 15 Nov 2007 4:48 pm
Subject: Re: [khabor.com] RE: [notun_bangladesh] Deep rooted conspracy against Bangladesh:RAW,ETV,Sa Kabir gong behind it?

  --- islam71nurul@aol.com wrote:    >   >   > TOR  KAN   AMRA  FATAIAA,  TARPORE Â Ã‚   > BAREE Â Ã‚  JAMU  >   >   >   > I am also sending your very appropriate input to all  > overt & covert supporter of Jamat â&#8364;&#8220;  Paki â&#8364;&#8220;  > RAZAKAR - Al-Badar, but especially to  >   >    >   >  Bastard, liar  "Izhar Ahmad /Salahuddin  > Ahmad/Salahuddin Ayubi",  >   >    >   > Because this liar, bastard RAZAKAR is best fit for  > this input and I will keep on doing, whenever I got  > any â&#8364;&#732;fowlâ&#8364;&#8482; email of this  bastard, liar    >   >    >   >    >   >    >   >  â&#8364;&#339;Hi bastard "Izhar Ahmad /Salahuddin  > Ahmad/Salahuddin Ayubi",  >   >    >   >    >   > That is why you have three different names.  >   >    >   > You are a real bastard (who had born by the 'action  > of road' in the womb of a prostitute who had more  > than one 'father' , who helped her(his mother) to  > have this bastard)   >   >    >   > Your name proves that you had one mother and at  > least three fathers.  >   >    >   >    >   > So, bastard, go to hail!  >   >    >   >  Â   >   > This  old  RAZAKAR,  Izhar Ahmad / Salahuddin  > Ahmad /Salahuddin Ayubi,  has  become  a  mad   > Dog  !    >   >    >   >    >   > RAZAKAR  Izhar Ahmad /Salahuddin Ahmad /Salahuddin  > Ayubi   >   >    >   > ER   Â DUI   Â GALEE   >   >    >   > JUTA  Â MAREE  Â Ã‚ TALE  Â TALE  >   >    >   >    >   > BEHAIA,   >   >    >   > BELAZA   >   >    >   > KUTTA   >   >    >   > RAZAKARâ&#8364;&#65533;  >   >   > -----Original Message-----  > From: ayubi_s786 <ayubi_s786@yahoo.com>  > To: notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com  > Sent: Sat, 10 Nov 2007 12:44 am  > Subject: Re: [khabor.com] RE: [notun_bangladesh]  > Deep rooted conspracy against Bangladesh:RAW,ETV,Sa  > Kabir gong behind it?  >   >   >   >   >   >   > Beta Bhombol Das,  > Ar koto bajabi tor ei ghanga record, shunte shunte  > to   > kan  jhala pala hoye gelo, Bol kobe off jabi.  > Salahuddin Ayubi  >   > -- In notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com, "Engr.  > Shafiq   > Bhuiyan" <srbanunz@...> wrote:  > >  > > Dear Mr. Chowdhury,  > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > > Thanks for your very accurate assessment and nice,  > perfect remark.  > >   > >   > >   > > Try to keep away from those RAZAKARs & SHAREMOYs  > or strike them   > with a  > > strong MUGUR and raises the logical voices against  > all the lies and   > fake  > > comments of these GIAN PAPPES & overt & covert  > Jamat - RAZAKARs -   > Muslim  > > League - BNP - Paki supporters, blogger.  > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > > "Sustha thakon, nirapade thakon ebong valo thakon"  >  >   > >   > >   > > Shuvechhante,  > >   > >   > >   > >   > >   > > Shafiqur Rahman Bhuiyan (ANU)  > >   > > NEW ZEALAND.  > >   > > .  > >   > >   > >   > >   > > On 11/7/07, Chowdhury, Absar X. <AChowdhury@...>  > wrote:  > > >  > > > Your name look like RAZZAKAR  > > >  > > > ------------------------------  > > > *From:* khabor@yahoogroups.com [mailto:   > khabor@yahoogroups.com] *On Behalf  > > > Of *Santa Mustafa  > > > *Sent:* Tuesday, November 06, 2007 5:24 AM  > > > *To:* notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com;  > dahuk@yahoogroups.com;  > > > khabor@yahoogroups.com; gopalsengupta@...;   > vinnomot@yahoogroups.com;  > > > mukto-mona@yahoogroups.com;  > MuktoChinta@yahoogroups.com;  > > > Arahim.azad@...; abuilla@...; veirsmill@...;  > > > syed.aslam3@...; rubel_ahsan@...;  > suvassingho@...;  > > > shaugat@...; Fazlulbari2005@...; nybangla@...  > > > *Subject:* [ khabor.com] RE: [notun_bangladesh]  > Deep rooted   > conspracy  > > > against Bangladesh:RAW,ETV,Sa Kabir gong behind  > it?  > > >  > > >  > > >  > > >  > > > This is crude reality!  > > >  > > > Almost all (85% & more) Bangalee are anti  > Jamat-RAZAKAR.  >   === message truncated ===      Send instant messages to your online  friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com     

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[vinnomot] Act Now to Support Alternative Testing for Medical Progress in Europe

TO: All People Who Care in vinnomot

The European Commission is currently reviewing Directive 86/609/EEC,
which sets out the rules for animal experimentation across the whole
of Europe. There is still time to make a difference to the final
draft.

The European Commission itself acknowledges that non-animal
replacements "...have the potential to provide robust information
through quality-controlled, state-of-the-art tests which are faster
and less cost-intensive than classical animal-based tests".

It has launched a Community Action Plan for the Protection and
Welfare of Animals. This explicitly states "The final aim is to
replace animal experiments with methods not entailing the use of an
animal."

It is in all our interest that Animal Testing is replaced with
Alternatives based on Human Biology not Animals.

For evidence that superior Alternative Research & Testing is
replacing Animal Testing visit
http://www.drhadwentrust.org/

Please sign "Replace all Animal Experiments in Europe"

http://www.endeuanimaltests.org/

Now political pressure is needed to encourage EU legislators to do
everything they can to maximise non-animal replacement efforts.

Contact your MEPs and urge them to use the revision process of
Directive 86/609/EEC as an opportunity to improve the Standards of
Animal Welfare in European Laboratories and make replacing with
Alternatives a priority.

For contact details of your MEPs visit

http://www.europarl.europa.eu


A new European Chemical Testing Policy called REACH proposes to Test
30,000 Chemicals of every kind - from those used in industrial
processes to the ingredients of consumer products - on Millions of
animals from mice to fish to dogs, causing untold suffering. This
Directive should help these animals while still improving standards.

If you want to do more:-
Over 10,000 primates are used in experiments in Europe every year
with the UK being Europe's largest single user followed by France and
Germany.

Please write to the European Commission and ask them to ban primate
tests. To help, a prepared letter can be found at
http://www.eceae.org/saveprimates/en/action.html

Please tell your friends and colleagues to do the same.

More information on Animal Testing from
http://www.buav.org


For information on Revision of Directive 86/609/EEC

http://ec.europa.eu/environment/chemicals/lab_animals/nextsteps_en.htm

Everyone can help and you can make a difference.

Thank You

Tony, Nottingham, England



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[vinnomot] Interview of Palash Biswas (Bengali audio): Riot against Taslima was planned by CPM

Mr Biswas, a distinguished journalist ( He writes in Hindi and well known all over the India) gave me an interview just now from Calcutta--as a journalist he walked through the lanes of violence on that horrible day and came to conclusion there was no riot but a planned violence hatched by CPM to divert attention from Nandigram and Taslima was made a pawn to recapture minority votebank.
 
For people in South Asia, listen to this link for better audio experience
 
Rediff lifted ban on previous discussion and now available. In India and in Bangladesh please use redifflink:
With Fotemolla explaining Taslima & Islam issue:
 
Prof Mohit Roy explaining leftist appeasement of Islamist force
 
If Rediff links  get vandalized againt, please listen from www.vinnomot.com. Otherwise Rediff will always give better experience.
 
 
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Re: [vinnomot] Mr. A Awal Mintoo openly said that while he was in custody he was interrogated less about his own assets than about Sheikh Hasina & to be witness- evidence against her & Present MBIG (military backed interim government) is determined to 'eliminate' f

Yes Arif,
 
Please accept our gratitude for your nice posting.
 
I also believe that, Bangladesh & Bangalee nation expect that history will repeat itself again InsaAllah
 
and
 
All traitors will get their deserved & appropriate lesson
 
 
Seleucus, in actual fact this country is really strange!
 
 
 
Asad


Arif Ahamed <ahamed.ahmed@gmail.com> wrote:
 
Dear Sajeeb Wazed Joy
 
and
 
Dear all sensible & rational political columnist, journalist & politically conscious and enthusiastic readers (except old and new RAZAKAR & RAZAKAR minded people),
 
 
Present military backed interim government (MBIG) is very much intolerant to Sheikh Hasina. To know the logical answer and analysis please read the article of Mrs. Masuda Bhatti of the 10th August.2007issue of the daily Amader Shomoy (PDF copy is also attached) & URL is:
 
 
On the contrary present MBIG is very much liberal, non-interventionist & broad-minded to CHORER RANI Khaleda Zia, CHORER RAJPUTRA Tarek Zia, Mr. Saifur Rahman, Mr. Moudud Ahmed, Mr. Amir Hussain Amu, Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan, B Choudhury, Mr. Muzaffor Hussain Paltu, Moitta RAZAKAR and other corrupt Jamat leaders.
 
In spite of thousands of complains with proofs (by different media & responsible person, like Secretary) - no punishment has yet given to CHORER RANI Khaleda, CHORER RAJPUTRA Tarek, JUBORAJ Koko, Said Iskandar; no case is yet lodged against Mr. Saifur Rahman, Mr. Amir Hussain Amu, Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan, B Choudhury, Mr. Muzaffor Hussain Paltu.
 
For name sake some case is lodged against Moitta RAZAKAR and Muzahidi, but they are enjoying all privilege!
 
It was evident after few weeks of power possession of the Present military backed interim government is determined to 'eliminate' from the political field of Bangladesh & to 'punish' Sheikh Hasina by any means. For that they are not leaving any stone unturned.
 
Please see the interview of the BNP leader Abdul Awal Mintoo (who has recently released from Jail), published in different news paper of today ( 28.11.07) - where Mr. Mintoo openly said that while he was in custody he was interrogated less about his own assets than about what evidence he could furnish against Ms. Sheikh Hasina, the President of Awami League and a former prime minister. Please read:
 
 
As they (MBIG) are not getting any 'genuine' & 'authentic' complain & case, they are making 'false' and 'manufactured' case against Sheikh Hasina and witness and will try to give her a 'pre planned' conviction & punishment (!) to ban her from politics.
 
This was predicted long before by experienced, honest political columnist like Mr Abdul Gaffar Choudhury, Mrs. Masuda Bhatti, Dr. Muntasir Mamun, Mr. Mustafa Jabbar, Mr. Suvas Singh Roy, Mr. Shajahan and many honest columnists.
 
I believe you have you read those articles.
 
Especially the article of Mrs. Masuda Bhatti with straight forward questions to present army backed (actually Jamat-ISI minded, proved by its recent activities) interim government of Bangladesh in the 10th Aug.2007 issue of the daily Amader Shomoy (PDF copy is attached) & URL is:
 
 
You may have read the very farsighted article of Mr. Abdul Gaffar Choudhury, published in the daily Shamokal of 11th August, 2007, where he wrote:
 
History repeats itself & all traitors had got the appropriate lesson - Abdul Gaffar Choudhury - 11.08.07
 
 
The GURU of present MBIG, Paki Military Janta also tried their level best to 'prove' Bangabandhu a corrupt & got that land & house as "gift" or "bribe" (now what Fakar-Moin gong is trying to blame his daughter, Sheikh Hasina in the name of CHADABAZI) and Ayub got some DALAL too, like at the present. But Bangabandhu was released from the jail as a hero.
 
We hope that history will repeats itself again InsaAllah, but heavy price have to given by Bangladesh & Bangalee for these fowl games of these new traitors!
 
Seleucus - has correctly said - this country is really strange!
 
 
 
Arif
 
 
 
 


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[vinnomot] Re: [khabor.com] Re: [sahitya] Taslima issue: Islam,violence and human right ...

Taslima Nasreen should return home

There is a proposal that the Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen should return to Bangladesh, her country of birth. The Indian government should no more be bothered for her stay there — not only with visa renewal problem but also for creating at certain intervals law and order problems in places wherever she went inside the Indian territory. Besides, we should thank the Indian central and other provincial governments for giving her special security and offering state guest status during her stay there.
   Bangladesh can now take pride in its neutrality and fairness in rule of law, particularly after the separation of judiciary from the executive. If Taslima Nasreen has broken any law of the land through her actions, writings or otherwise, she can well be prosecuted in due process of law as a citizen of Bangladesh.
   MT Hussain
   Dhaka
   
* * *

   My attention has been drawn to Gopal Sengupta's letter (November 27) about Taslima Nasreen, and the pertinent earlier editorial of the New Age, both of which, in my opinion, are oversimplification of a complex issue. For, neither the pieces have addressed politics involving the case as much as individual responsibility of the author, as the editorial and the Feedback mention theoretical aspects of freedom of speech and citizen's right, but fail to address some bitter truth that require serious scrutiny.
   First, the New Age editorial calls for clarification of the incumbent government about its stand on Taslima Nasreen, implying her safe return and personal security in context. However, the editorial failed to point out the fact that no Bangladeshi government had forced her into exile, or that none in the past as well as the current government, has declared her persona non grata. For, Nasreen left Bangladesh on her own choice, with the help of the Swedish government. Thus, her exile is self-imposed.
   Moreover, her earlier visit to Bangladesh, as to attend her ailing mother also indicates that the government placed no bar on her return.
   In that case, I wonder, why Taslima or her well wishers decry alleged lacking of sensitivity of Bangladesh government. Sure, there is a lower court ruling against her that she must face legally and get herself cleared in due process, as she can neither demand nor expect government intervention to squash a case, especially, when she talks much about legal rights and constitutionalism. Nasreen should not forget that because of inherent secular nature, similar to the Indian, the constitution of Bangladesh also guarantees freedom of speech and she has to fight for to earn it, as during 1960s, Samaresh Bose had earned his right at the Calcutta Court.
   Yet, giving up legal course, she prefers to live in India, although numerically more Indians are opposed to her living there than in her native country! Moreover, her admirer's prolixity about her alleged right to live in India falls flat, as they fail to answer the question that when constitutions of both Bangladesh and India guarantee identical political rights, why they prefer her living in India than in Bangladesh.
   This question leads to exposure of political dimension of Taslima issue. This politics is being espoused and perpetuated by both the Indian government and the Indian body polity: It is aimed to Bangladesh, masquerading as champion of liberty. For, other than providing lip service, these same Indian polity never bothered to protect or fight for MF Hussein, the reputed artist, who faced numerous provincial government sponsored vandalism, censure, legal action, and harassment to the extent that for personal safety, he went abroad. Ironically, Narendra Modi government brought dozens of formal charges against Hussein, accusing him of offending Hindu sensitivity, but offers sanctuary to Nasreen, while the latter lives comfortably as state guest in New Delhi at the behest of the BJP leadership!
   Shibly Azad
   New York City, USA
   
* * *

   It is unfortunate to read the news about the insult and insecurity of a citizen of Bangladesh in a foreign land. At the end, Taslima Nasreen is a Bangladeshi and she has all the right to return to Bangladesh with full security. I urge Bangladesh Government to take initiatives for her safe return back home. It will ensure the constitutional right of a citizen. No allegation, whatever severe it is, can take away this right.
   Let our daughter/sister come back to Bangladesh. Let her be assured that living in Bangladesh securely is her birth-right.
   Mizanur Rahaman
   On Email
   
* * *

   Rev. Bosworth-Smith once said, 'Islam is the most complete, the most sudden and the most extraordinary revolution that has ever come over any nation on earth.' But unfortunately, some Muslims like Taslima Nasreen unreasonably question the precepts of Islam. What's more, she denies outright the existence of any creator. But almost all the scientists now are at one with the fact that life is too difficult to have arisen by chance i.e. without any creator. So when some people vent their anger at one who get succour from the creator but still deny the hand that feeds him/her and play with religious sentiment of teeming millions, I become anything but surprised.
   Abdus Subhan
   Lalpur, Natore
   
* * *

   Indians are giving Taslima, VIP treatment. Good for them. It is the civilised way of doing things. The same standard should also be maintained, when in the future somebody else, writes in a vitriolic fashion on subjects, that the Indians hold sacrosanct. The gods and goddesses of Hinduism or Mahatma Gandhi or the Indian Cricket Team.
   BB
   On e-mail
   
* * *

   Taslima Nasreen, the controversial author of Bangladeshi origin, is currently hiding in a location in India outside the state of West Bengal. Her viewpoints on Islam have not been welcomed by a section of India's Muslim community who demanded her expulsion from the country. But Taslima is not a state-less person as she is staying in India as a citizen of Sweden. She should return to Sweden where viewpoints considered hostile to Islam are tolerated. This was demonstrated during recent months when an artist in Sweden drew a sarcastic cartoon of Prophet Muhammad. While protests broke out against the cartoon by concerned Muslims both inside and outside Sweden, the Swedish government did not condemn the act as it did not want to obstruct the freedom of expression of the artist, however vulgar it may be.
   Earlier in 1994 when protests against Taslima's writings took place in Bangladesh, the Swedish government had welcomed her to Sweden where she was received very warmly by the public and the media. She was even accorded a reception by the King of Sweden. Several well-reputed literary awards were bestowed upon her. She is undoubtedly one of the most popular Bengali writers in Sweden.
   Under these circumstances, it is appropriate that Taslima should return to her country of present citizenship instead of creating political turmoil in India. She can carry out her literary activities unhindered in Sweden where she has already created a very receptive environment that does not object to defaming Islam.
   Rafiq Ahmed
   On e-mail


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Re: [mukto-mona] Re: Trouble for Taslima Nasreen

Taslima Nasreen should return home

There is a proposal that the Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen should return to Bangladesh, her country of birth. The Indian government should no more be bothered for her stay there — not only with visa renewal problem but also for creating at certain intervals law and order problems in places wherever she went inside the Indian territory. Besides, we should thank the Indian central and other provincial governments for giving her special security and offering state guest status during her stay there.
   Bangladesh can now take pride in its neutrality and fairness in rule of law, particularly after the separation of judiciary from the executive. If Taslima Nasreen has broken any law of the land through her actions, writings or otherwise, she can well be prosecuted in due process of law as a citizen of Bangladesh.
   MT Hussain
   Dhaka
   
* * *

   My attention has been drawn to Gopal Sengupta's letter (November 27) about Taslima Nasreen, and the pertinent earlier editorial of the New Age, both of which, in my opinion, are oversimplification of a complex issue. For, neither the pieces have addressed politics involving the case as much as individual responsibility of the author, as the editorial and the Feedback mention theoretical aspects of freedom of speech and citizen's right, but fail to address some bitter truth that require serious scrutiny.
   First, the New Age editorial calls for clarification of the incumbent government about its stand on Taslima Nasreen, implying her safe return and personal security in context. However, the editorial failed to point out the fact that no Bangladeshi government had forced her into exile, or that none in the past as well as the current government, has declared her persona non grata. For, Nasreen left Bangladesh on her own choice, with the help of the Swedish government. Thus, her exile is self-imposed.
   Moreover, her earlier visit to Bangladesh, as to attend her ailing mother also indicates that the government placed no bar on her return.
   In that case, I wonder, why Taslima or her well wishers decry alleged lacking of sensitivity of Bangladesh government. Sure, there is a lower court ruling against her that she must face legally and get herself cleared in due process, as she can neither demand nor expect government intervention to squash a case, especially, when she talks much about legal rights and constitutionalism. Nasreen should not forget that because of inherent secular nature, similar to the Indian, the constitution of Bangladesh also guarantees freedom of speech and she has to fight for to earn it, as during 1960s, Samaresh Bose had earned his right at the Calcutta Court.
   Yet, giving up legal course, she prefers to live in India, although numerically more Indians are opposed to her living there than in her native country! Moreover, her admirer's prolixity about her alleged right to live in India falls flat, as they fail to answer the question that when constitutions of both Bangladesh and India guarantee identical political rights, why they prefer her living in India than in Bangladesh.
   This question leads to exposure of political dimension of Taslima issue. This politics is being espoused and perpetuated by both the Indian government and the Indian body polity: It is aimed to Bangladesh, masquerading as champion of liberty. For, other than providing lip service, these same Indian polity never bothered to protect or fight for MF Hussein, the reputed artist, who faced numerous provincial government sponsored vandalism, censure, legal action, and harassment to the extent that for personal safety, he went abroad. Ironically, Narendra Modi government brought dozens of formal charges against Hussein, accusing him of offending Hindu sensitivity, but offers sanctuary to Nasreen, while the latter lives comfortably as state guest in New Delhi at the behest of the BJP leadership!
   Shibly Azad
   New York City, USA
   
* * *

   It is unfortunate to read the news about the insult and insecurity of a citizen of Bangladesh in a foreign land. At the end, Taslima Nasreen is a Bangladeshi and she has all the right to return to Bangladesh with full security. I urge Bangladesh Government to take initiatives for her safe return back home. It will ensure the constitutional right of a citizen. No allegation, whatever severe it is, can take away this right.
   Let our daughter/sister come back to Bangladesh. Let her be assured that living in Bangladesh securely is her birth-right.
   Mizanur Rahaman
   On Email
   
* * *

   Rev. Bosworth-Smith once said, 'Islam is the most complete, the most sudden and the most extraordinary revolution that has ever come over any nation on earth.' But unfortunately, some Muslims like Taslima Nasreen unreasonably question the precepts of Islam. What's more, she denies outright the existence of any creator. But almost all the scientists now are at one with the fact that life is too difficult to have arisen by chance i.e. without any creator. So when some people vent their anger at one who get succour from the creator but still deny the hand that feeds him/her and play with religious sentiment of teeming millions, I become anything but surprised.
   Abdus Subhan
   Lalpur, Natore
   
* * *

   Indians are giving Taslima, VIP treatment. Good for them. It is the civilised way of doing things. The same standard should also be maintained, when in the future somebody else, writes in a vitriolic fashion on subjects, that the Indians hold sacrosanct. The gods and goddesses of Hinduism or Mahatma Gandhi or the Indian Cricket Team.
   BB
   On e-mail
   
* * *

   Taslima Nasreen, the controversial author of Bangladeshi origin, is currently hiding in a location in India outside the state of West Bengal. Her viewpoints on Islam have not been welcomed by a section of India's Muslim community who demanded her expulsion from the country. But Taslima is not a state-less person as she is staying in India as a citizen of Sweden. She should return to Sweden where viewpoints considered hostile to Islam are tolerated. This was demonstrated during recent months when an artist in Sweden drew a sarcastic cartoon of Prophet Muhammad. While protests broke out against the cartoon by concerned Muslims both inside and outside Sweden, the Swedish government did not condemn the act as it did not want to obstruct the freedom of expression of the artist, however vulgar it may be.
   Earlier in 1994 when protests against Taslima's writings took place in Bangladesh, the Swedish government had welcomed her to Sweden where she was received very warmly by the public and the media. She was even accorded a reception by the King of Sweden. Several well-reputed literary awards were bestowed upon her. She is undoubtedly one of the most popular Bengali writers in Sweden.
   Under these circumstances, it is appropriate that Taslima should return to her country of present citizenship instead of creating political turmoil in India. She can carry out her literary activities unhindered in Sweden where she has already created a very receptive environment that does not object to defaming Islam.
   Rafiq Ahmed
   On e-mail


New Age requests readers to send letters and opinions to letters@newagebd.com, newage.feedback@gmail.com or 'Feedback', Holiday Building, 30 Tejgaon Industrial Area, Dhaka-1208. All submissions are subject to editing. Letters must be signed and include valid mailing address, e-mail address and telephone number (if any).

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[vinnomot] Re: [banglarnari] Jamaat-i-Islami: A threat to Bangladesh? By: Chris Blackburn

Jamat - RAZAKAR - Shibir - Paki - Muslim league supporters always "assume" & "think" that they are maximum in number, as the see those in different blogs, in comparison to other.

 

Actual statistics are:

 

Year

1991

1996

2001 (Highly rigged & controversial )

 

Vote got

NDF

Vote got

NDF

Vote got

Symbol: Party:

 

 

 

 

 

Boat : Awami League

33.73%

5

37.46%

2

40.13%

 

 

 

 

 

 

Balance Scale : Jamat

12.04%

104

8.59%

225

4.28%

 

 

 

 

 

 

Paddy Sheaf : BNP

30.81%

59

33.60%

36

40.97%

 

 

 

 

 

 

Plough: JP

11.81%

154

16.39%

135

7.25%

*NDF : Number of seats, where deposit were forfeited (JAMANOT BAJEAFTO)

Ref: Election commission of Bangladesh

 
 
Jamaat - Shibir - Razakar - Al-Badar - Paki - Muslim League (BNP is cocktail of these).will continue to be hated, criticized, damned as it was done in past and will be treated same at now and also be treated same in future, for hundreds and hundreds of years to come!

Bangalee & Bangladesh will fight the same fight they fought in 1971 to get rid of these Jamat-BNP-Razakar-Muslim League-Paki supporter and their cronies.



On 11/29/07, MH Enayet <mhenayet@hotmail.com> wrote:

If we agree with the article that "Jamaat" is a threat to Bangladesh, what
is the next job before us and who will assume the leadership. It is due to
lack of leadership in the secular arena and Jamaat assumes the benefit. We
may understand better but we do nothing in its favour. Jamaatis do what they
understand. Who is supposed to win the race? Playing foul games will never
bring results. Expert authors may write, but unless there are good
politicians it will not benefit the country. Dishonest and corrupt
politicians will open better scopes for Jamaat for their better exposure to
people. Leadership is our crisis and of course Jammat is a threat for
cowards.

M Hoque

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>Subject: [banglarnari] Jamaat-i-Islami: A threat to Bangladesh? By: Chris
>Blackburn
>Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2007 10:06:04 -0800 (PST)
>
>Hello, please read the article in Bengali in the following website:
> http://www.khabor.com/bangladesh/bangladesh_news_11262007_000005.htm
>
>
> Jamaat-i-Islami: A threat to Bangladesh?
>By Chris Blackburn*
>
>Abstract
> The Jamaat-i-Islami is a radical Islamist movement which dominates faith
>based politics in South Asia- its main branch is located in Pakistan where
>the late Maulana al-Mawdudi founded the party. The Jamaat has enjoyed
>increased political momentum since the attacks on 9/11 mainly due to
>successful propaganda campaigns by Islamist leaders- which highlight the
>inevitable failures in the international community's campaign against
>terrorism.
> Bangladesh is one country where the Jamaat has made substantial moves
>towards their ideal of creating an Islamist state based on Shariah law.
>They have managed to gain important positions within government while
>hiding their links to militancy- a key factor in destabilising government
>systems which the movement seeks to eventually dismantle and replace.
> The Jamaat-Bangladesh have also been involved in laundering money for a
>group linked to Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), Al-Qaeda and
>the International Islamic Front (IIF). Islami Chhatra Shibir (ICS) the
>student wing of the Jamaat- Bangladesh is also believed to be involved with
>terrorist organisations in India and Bangladesh.
> The Jamaat's most important supporters outside South Asia are the
>Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) and Muslim Aid (UK) they both
>operate under charitable status in the US and UK. The charities receive
>zakat frombenevolent Muslim communities around the world under the guise of
>Muslim causes. ICNA and Muslim Aid are linked to persons believed to have
>been involved in war crimes during the 1971 Liberation War in Bangladesh
>and have been linked to terrorist groups from Bosnia to Indonesia.
>
>Bangladesh is a country which is very important to the 'war on terror'
>mainly because it is the second largest Muslim democracy. It is home to 144
>million- the majority are Muslim, which means that the country homes
>roughly 11% of the world's Muslim population. The international alliance
>cannot afford to lose Bangladesh to Islamist fanaticism as it will be a
>major blow to strategies to combat extremism in the region. The west must
>support a strong, secular and stable Bangladesh which will allow the
>country to become a leading light of moderation and temperance. Bangladesh
>has the potential of becoming a beacon of hope in the Muslim world even
>though it has to deal with obvious challenges such as poverty, corruption,
>flooding, military coups and spurts of Islamist militancy. It has been a
>constant struggle for Bangladesh to remain a secular and moderate country-
>its constitution and history reflects this.
> Jamaat in the West
> Bangladesh also has large expatriate communities in the UK and US- the
>rise in militant Islamism in Bangladesh will no doubt have an effect on
>those living in within these groups. The theories of diasporic nationalism
>and transnationalism show that trends in Bangladesh will undoubtedly be
>mirrored in these communities and spill over into the politics of their new
>homelands. The fact that the Jamaat-i-Islami controls influential religious
>organisations in the UK means that the trend in fanaticism within these
>communities will probably rise at a greater rate than in Bangladesh. The
>full influence of Jamaati organisations such as the Islamic Foundation UK,
>East London Mosque, Muslim Aid UK, Dawatul Islam and the UK Islamic Mission
>is yet to be fully studied but these groups are known to be aggressively
>pushing Jamaat's anti-secularism and anti-western literature and ideals -
>some of the backgrounds of arrested for terrorism ties in the UK such as
>Mozzam Begg and some of the
> 7/7 bombers show flirtations with Jamaat politics .
> Bangladesh also plays a major role in relations between India and
>Pakistan. India's and other countries belief that groups with links to
>Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) are planning attacks on India
>from within Bangladesh make sure that the country will most probably become
>a future flashpoint for the two nuclear neighbours. The rise in violence in
>Sri Lanka and Balochistan are also believed to have been caused by this
>escalation of proxy warfare between the two nations.
> I see the War of Liberation 1971 as a major struggle and milestone for
>humanity- people fought bravely and with heart to conquer oppression and
>hatred- the legacy of the struggle and its shadows still manage to dominate
>Bangladeshi politics and civic life. I am relatively new to Bangladesh but
>I am learning fast. I hope the country can become a major success story in
>fields of economic growth and act as model for other developing countries.
>However there is one major obstacle to the country's development and
>success- and I believe it is the emergence of the Jamaat-i-Islami and its
>role in supporting militancy and hatred in the region.
> Jamaat: A Background
> The Jamaat-i-Islami is a radical Islamist movement based in South Asia.
>It has party branches in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Kashmir, Sri Lanka
>and Afghanistan. It was founded in Lahore, Pakistan in 1941 by Maulana
>al-Mawdudi, a Pakistani journalist, who became concerned that Muslim
>countries were turning to what he perceived as perverse ideologies such as
>nationalism, women's liberation and socialism. Mawdudi believed that
>certain parts of Islamic teaching should be used to justify his vision of a
>perfect Muslim state. Mawdudi believed that a Muslim country should be a
>combination of a fascist and communist state - with a powerful unelected
>elite which would control the state and every facet of life within it.
>Secularism and progress would end and be discarded for strict Shariah law .
> Mawdudi was heavily influenced by the Ikhwan al-Muslimeen (Muslim
>Brotherhood) which is centred in the Middle East. He was a friend and
>reader of Sayyed Qutb, a leading radical Islamist leader . Qutb advocated
>creating an Islamist vanguard that would engage in violent Jihad against
>those that didn't want to become part of their plans for a fundamentalist
>Islamist state . Mawdudi also believed in this but did not want to have
>this as the only option, he believed that the Islamist movement would need
>a political party so the group could have semi-legitimacy and could work
>for its goals with the system. In the book 'Jihad in Islam' (Sabilillah)
>wrote that like a communists living in the US during the Cold War they
>would be less likely to be disrupted by the governments if they weren't
>trying to sabotage the state or constantly trying to formulate armed
>revolutions . He believed that acting as a political party would allow the
>movement to have breathing room to subvert and
> change the system- but only when the timing was right and the Jamaat
>thought it had enough support would Jihad by the sword be appropriate . The
>Jamaat is a movement which works within democracy but by no stretch of the
>imagination are they democratic. They want to destroy Bangladesh's secular
>constitution by supporting the Islamification of society through Dawa and
>Islamic finance.
> Jamaat links to Al-Qaeda
> Mawdudi formed an ideological and semi-organisational alliance; the two
>groups share organisations such as the International Islamic Universities
>(IIU's), the Islamic Foundation UK (Ali Ghali Himmat and Ahmed Idris
>Nasreddin of the Ikwhan/al-Taqwa Bank were trustees- they have been
>designated terrorism financiers by the US and UN) and charities such as the
>World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) and the International Islamic
>Charitable Organisation (IICO). Abdullah Azzam, a founder of Hamas and
>Osama bin Laden's former mentor taught at the IIU-Islamabad Pakistan ,
>there are other links between the IIU's and jihadi terror however with time
>restraints they cannot be discussed today.
> The alliance helped to promote global Islamism and fight the threat of
>Soviet expansionism in the Islamic world. The movement's goals were
>furthered and consolidated when the Saudi, Pakistani, British and American
>governments recruited the alliance to tackle communist influences during
>the Cold War. The governments financed and trained the alliances cadre to
>fight and expel the Soviet forces which invaded Afghanistan in 1979- this
>was when Osama Bin Laden became involved with the global Islamist movement
>.
> Jamaat-i-Islami has been involved in murder, terrorism, intimidation and
>bigotry from it's direct participation in war crimes during the 1971 War of
>Liberation to it's involvement in pursuing sectarian violence against the
>Ahmadi sect in Pakistan and Bangladesh . Recently the Jamaat has been
>threatening the lives of journalists in Bangladesh if they continue to
>report and uncover the Jamaat and Shibir's ties to militancy . A democracy
>must be allowed to have a free press- all actions must be taken to ensure
>this type of intimidation does not persist during the forthcoming
>elections.
>
>The Jamaat-Bangladesh has been repeatedly linked to terrorist organisations
>mainly due to the fact that the majority of leaders and terrorists
>belonging to Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) and Jagrata Muslim Janata
>(JMJB) have past histories of involvement with Jamaat and the Islami
>Chhatra Shibir .
> The Islami Bank Bangladesh (IBBL) is also linked to militancy and is
>controlled by the Jamaat - banks which act as foreign sponsors of IBBL have
>previously been used or have been accused of funnelling money to al-Qaeda
>linked militants and supporting radical Islamism in other countries. Yassin
>Qadi, a US and UN designated financier of terrorism's family are also close
>to the bank . Qadi is a Saudi businessman and is the son-in-law of Sheikh
>Ahmed Salah Jamjoom, a foreign sponsor of IBBL . Jamjoom was a former
>finance minister in the Saudi government. It is not known if Qadi has
>direct ties to the bank. The Kuwaiti based Revival of Islamic Heritage
>Society (RIHS) also had accounts at the bank they are suspected of
>financing terrorism in Bangladesh and elsewhere- it is believed that the
>organisation helped finance the 17th August serial bombings in 2005 .
> The links between the IBBL and the International Islamic University
>(Chittagong) - show how the Jamaat-Ikwhan is growing in influence in
>education- mainly in Dawa and Islamic financial sectors. The Jamaat- Shibir
>Bangladesh has also acted as a funding conduit for the ISI and the
>Jamaat-Pakistan . In 2000 Indian intelligence agencies intercepted a letter
>from Jamaat leaders which acknowledges that monies had been transferred
>through Jamaat-Bangladesh to the Muslim United Liberation Tigers of Assam
>(MULTA) from Jamaat-Pakistan . It must be noted that the US State
>Department and the US Department of Justice are concerned that the
>Bangladeshi Government is not investigating 45 major money laundering cases
>related to International terrorism; they believe it is due to political
>reasons- the US sent a team of officials from the Department of Justice to
>Dhaka to directly talk to their opposite numbers, this meeting was meant to
>be secret but was leaked to the press because of the
> frustration at the lack of progress .
> MULTA is a terrorist organisation which is working towards turning
>Assam, a region in North India, into an Islamic enclave which will be run
>by Shariah law. The group has been involved in bombings and assassinations
>of civic leaders in Assam. MULTA works closely with Harkat-ul-Jihadi-Islami
>(HUJI-B) and is funded by Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) .
>HUJI-B has been added to the US and UN list of terrorist organisations.
>MULTA also works closely with other terrorist organisations such as the
>United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) which are all allied to Osama Bin
>Laden's International Islamic Front (IIF).
> The network wants to create a Brihot Bangladesh or 'greater Bangladesh'
>by merging Muslim communities from North India into Bangladesh. Islami
>Chhatra Shibir (ISC), Jamaat's student wing are also believed to have been
>involved with this militant network and are working in tandem with the
>Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) to support the network. In 2002
>Salim Sajid, SIMI's financial secretary was interrogated and confessed how
>ISC were closely working with the SIMI to plan and attack Indian interests
>. The groups have been meeting in West Bengal under the banner of the
>'Islamic Action Force'.
> SIMI was the student front of the Indian branch of the Jamaat-i-Islami
>and follows the thoughts and teachings of Mawdudi . It has a history of
>supporting the Taliban and al-Qaeda . Its cadre are believed to have been
>directly and indirectly involved in recent bomb attacks in India- they are
>believed to have helped terrorist cells in Varanasi, New Delhi, Mumbai and
>Adohya; these attacks have been major escalations for the SIMI as they have
>caused extremely high fatalities and casualty rates. SIMI is also working
>with Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) and Jaish-e-Mohammed
>(JeM) which are based in Pakistan . These are also members of the
>International Islamic Front.
> In 2003 Indian Muslims working in Middle Eastern countries were
>contacted and recruited by known SIMI operatives to go and fight Coalition
>forces in Iraq - which is another escalation of the group's international
>activities. The worrying point is that the ICS and Jamaat are working
>closely with SIMI and are well aware of its current strategy to attack
>India.
> Jamaat's support network in the UK and US
>
>Jamaat-Pakistan and Jamaat-Bangladesh also receives backing from the
>Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) and Muslim Aid branches who act as
>fundraisers, missionaries and PR managers for the Jamaat-i-Islami movement
>in the West . The charities have been linked to terrorism and have also
>been linked to Mueen Uddin Chowdhury and Asrafuzzaman Khan , two expatriate
>Bangladeshi's with Jamaat backgrounds who are suspected of being directly
>involved in war crimes. The two charities send money collected in the UK,
>US, Germany and Austrialia to the Al-Khidmat Foundation/Society and Muslim
>Aid's Bangladeshi branch . They are both de facto arms of the Jamaat.
>Al-Khidmat aids militancy and helps to support the Hizbul Mujahideen,
>Jamaat's armed wing and other groups . Hizbul Mujahideen is designated by
>the US and UK as a terrorist organisation .
> In 2004 Russian security agents from the Federal Security Bureau (FSB)
>assassinated Zelimkhan Yanderbiyev, the former vice president of Chechnya
>in a car bomb attack in Doha, Qatar . They believe he was meeting with
>wealthy Middle Eastern figures to collect funds for Jihad. Yanderbiyev was
>a recipient of Jamaati funds to wage war on Russia . Jamaat-i-Islami is
>listed by Russia's Supreme Court as a leading financier and supporter of
>terrorism. After the 9/11 attacks the Russian FSB passed information to the
>US stating they believed that Jamaat would be involved in the attacks on
>the WTC and Pentagon, these assertions proved correct when Khalid Sheikh
>Mohammed, the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks was arrested in the home of
>Jamaat leaders .
> Al-Khidmat has recently helped to repatriate 2500 Taliban and Al-Qaeda
>terrorists that have been released as part of an amnesty by the Pakistani
>authorities . There have been reports that Taliban fighter are being
>treated at Al-Khimat's medical centres in Pakistan. Al-Khidmat has also
>recently donated huge sums to Hamas to carry on with its Jihad against
>Israel . Al-Khidmat, ICNA and Muslim Aid's branches should be added to UN
>and US sanctions for their direct financial support for terrorism.
> Al-Khidmat has also recently given money to Sheikh Faisal Malawi of the
>Jemaah Islamiya (Lebanon) to aid his Al-Fajr militants to help Hezbollah
>attack Israel in Lebanon . Malawi is the former deputy chairman of the
>European Council for Fatwa and Research alongside Sheikh Yusef al-Qaradawi.
> Jamaat's history of involvement in war crimes during the 1971 War of
>Liberation in Bangladesh is a major reason why many should be concerned at
>the groups rise in power and status in Bangladesh. Despite the groups
>involvement in murder and its obvious distain for a secular Bangladeshi
>Constitution- it has managed to survive because of the animosity between
>the two major parties.
> I hope that the two parties can unite in their condemnation and
>rejection of the Jamaat's plans for Bangladesh. I have met several BNP
>leaders and I am amazed by how much they loathe the Jamaat and its
>policies. I just hope that the top leadership of the BNP will start to
>listen to the grassroots. The Jamaat has been allowed to become a 'third
>way' rather than being alienated and shunned because of its extremist
>policies and activities. Hopefully recent developments in Australia which
>are linked to the persecution of war criminals of '71, many of the suspects
>are senior Jamaat leaders. This action will hopefully help to stop the
>progress of the Jamaat's politics of hatred and subversion in Bangladesh
>and show the world that crimes against humanity will not go unpunished.
> Bangladesh's dark history must be laid to rest, the Jamaat cannot be
>allowed to cause anymore anguish- only when it has diminished in power and
>strength can the country live up to its true potential. I wish you luck and
>I will continue to help in anyway. Jamaat-i-Islami is not just a threat to
>the Bangladesh but to the whole world...we must work together to stop it
>from getting stronger. Thank you.
>__________________________________________________________
>* Chris Blackburn is a political intelligence analyst. He is the British
>Representative of the Intelligence Summit USA- an annual conference for
>intelligence, business, military and political leaders from around the
>world. He helped setup a lawsuit for the 9/11 victims families, which
>targeted the suspected financiers of Al-Qaeda. He worked on BBC's Panorama
>programme 'A Question of Leadership' a documentary which linked leading
>British Muslims to extremist Islamist politics. He also works with
>journalists and writers on counter-terrorism and political issues Above
>paper was presented to the International Conference to Discuss Terrorism,
>Democracy and Economic Development in Bangladesh, held on September 30th at
>UN Plaza Hotel in New York City, USA.
>__________________________________________________________
>Notes:
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>www.awaazsaw.org/awaaz_pia4.pdf
> http://www.socialaffairsunit.org.uk/blog/archives/000543.php
>http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,1055-2182607,00.html
>http://www.ezilon.com/information/article_6793.shtml (original version of
>an article by Ian Herbert and Kim Sengupta, The Independent )
>S. Abul A'la Maududi, Islamic Law and Constitution, Rev. Ed., Translated by
>Kurshid Ahmad. (Delhi: Taj Company, (1986,1960) p.144-147
>http://www.meforum.org/article/304
> http://www.intelligencesummit.org/bangladesh.php
>http://www.ukim.org/dawah/jihad.pdf
> http://www.worldpress.org/Mideast/2150.cfm
> http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract?fromPage=online&aid=187319
> http://jamestown.org/terrorism/news/article.php?articleid=23409
> http://www.youngmuslims.ca/online_library/books/milestones/Introduction.asp
>(electronic copy of Milestones)
> www.ukim.org/dawah/jihad.pdf
>http://www.alislam.org/library/books/mna/chapter_3.html
>fletcher.tufts.edu/research/2004/Khan-Sajid.pdf
> http://jcb.blogs.com/jcb_blog/2005/11/ali_ghaleb_himm.html
>http://www.jamaat.org/leadership/pka.html
>Political Islam in the Indian Subcontinent, by Frederic Grare,
>Jamaat-i-Islami, Manohar Publishers, New Delhi, 2001. pg 105-6, 112-13,
>115, 117
> http://www.ict.org.il/articles/articledet.cfm?articleid=388
>http://darulislam.info/Sections-article79-p1.html
>http://www.fas.org/irp/news/1993/terrorism_press.html
> http://www.thebulletin.org/article.php?art_ofn=jf01stern
>http://mondediplo.com/1998/10/04afghan
>http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/FH12Df03.html
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>Channel 4 Dispatches "War Crimes File" (Twenty-Twenty Productions UK)
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