[ALOCHONA] Gulzar

Dear Alochoks

Gulzar took SQ Chowdhury from his fortress in Chittagong. Gulzar took Jalil from his boardroom at the Mercantile Bank. Gulzar took Tareq from Khaleda's home. Gulzar did the unthinkable. And his men followed him. And yet when he gave inside intelligence to his men on 25/2/09 and said they could intervene successfully his men did not come.

In today's Bangladesh masculinity is emasculated. In other countries Gulzar would be the name of a rock band belting out powerful songs. In Bangladesh we might name a cigarette after him. Or a flower.

Gulzar is an immortal hero. A rare breed of Bangladeshi man indeed. Defined by physical strength, mental courage and powerful purpose.

He was betrayed. In the greatest of our national traditions - betrayal. But those who betrayed him - and allowed this betrayal to be successful - should remeber that betrayal does not stop. Not in Bangladesh. They too will be betrayed.

Gulzar. What a great name for a rock band. I'm going out to buy a black leather jacket and get a GULZAR slogan onto it. Sure its cheesy. But it's better than wearing a white sari like so many limp writed deshi male Nethrists.

Regards

Ezajur Rahman
Kuwait

--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Arif Ahamed <ahamed.ahmed@...> wrote:
>
> These all naRazakrs-Jamat are expert in ....
>
> Cheating and lying
>
> This is another proof.
>
> Thanks Shamim Vai
>
>
> On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 5:41 PM, <veirsmill@...> wrote:
>
> > Mr. Mahathir, please do not manipulate the information to fulfill
> > your intension of vilifying the government in every opportunity you get.
> > Pass your comments anyway you want but state the fact as fact and let the
> > readers judge your thought.
> >
> >
> >
> > The fact is, it was not AL government who transferred Col. Gulzar to BDR in
> > 2006 but the Jamaat-e-Islami-BNP led alliance government, which transferred
> > Col Gulzar Uddin Ahmed (from RAB to BDR), who led the RAB investigation into
> > JMB's militant activities and massive terror attacks right before alliance
> > governments tenure ended. Soon after the CT government came to power,
> > probably on February, he was transferred back to RAB and then AL government
> > moved him back to BDR in January of 2009
> >
> >
> >
> > There is a resemblance of his unfortunate tragic death with his father.
> > Col. Gulzar's father Anwar Uddin Ahmed was a civil servant working at the
> > Ordnance Factory in Gazipur under the defence ministry during liberation
> > war. On April 4, 1971, the Pakistan army picked up Col. Gulzar's father
> > Anwar Uddin Ahmed along with around 20-25 officers of the factory along with
> > their families. They were brought to the parliament area in Dhaka. The
> > Pakistani army then separated the men from their families to kill them in a
> > hail of bullets, Col. Gulzars father never came back as he joined the
> > millions of mutterers of our glorious liberation war.
> >
> >
> >
> > Similar to Col. Gulzar body which was mutilated beyond recognition by BDR
> > mutiny plotters his father Shaheed Anwar Uddins body was never found back
> > probably because of disfigurement
> >
> >
> >
> > It is extremely unfortunate Col. Gulzar who busted the terror was struck
> > back by terror. indisputably, his knowledge on JMB, HUJI, Hizb ut-Tahrir and
> > all other domestic as well as external Islamic terror outfits could be a
> > huge advantage for the nation to fight against.
> >
> >
> >
> > Talking to Daily Star on September 2008 Col. Gulzar opinioned about Hizb
> > ut-Tahrir Bangladesh are similar to those of the JMB.Interestingly, in 2009
> > we are witnessing a huge resurgence of Hizb ut-Tahrir around the country
> > especially right after the BDR mutiny reminds us about his remarks on close
> > collaboration of this two Islamic insurgence outfit.
> >
> >
> >
> > If the suspicion of ferociously evil anti liberation anti Bangladesh forces
> > JMB- Hizb ut-Tahrir connection turn out to be true then we can connect the
> > dots. Perhaps the BDR incident did not happened because of his presence in
> > BDR but there will be no doubt that his body was mutilated crashed beyond
> > recognition was due to their extreme revulsion against him for being
> > victorious against the evil forces.
> >
> >
> >
> > Entire nation salute him and his father for their sacrifice for our nation.
> > As long we will fight the anti liberation force, Col. Gulzars father,
> > Shaheed Anwar Uddin will inspire us. As long we will fight Islamic extremist
> > militant in Bangladesh, Shaheed Anwar Uddins son Col. Gulzar will inspire us
> > as the pioneer leader of crushing the militants
> >
> >
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Shamim Chowdhury
> >
> > Maryland, USA
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com<http://us.mc01g.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=alochona@yahoogroups.com>,
> > mahathir of bd
> > <wouldbemahathirofbd@> wrote:
> >
> > ˆ
> > ˆ Faruk khan has saidˆ thatˆ JMB was invloved in army officer
> > killing in Peelkhana.
> > ˆ
> > ˆ our susil media are also trying toˆ say that JMB has carried
> > our the massacare to take revengeˆ ofˆ capturingˆ Sayekh
> > Abdur rahmanˆ ˆ and others.
> > ˆ
> > ˆ If we take it granted that JMB was invloved inˆ BDR mutiniy and
> > particularly in killing of ex- RAB DG gulzer .
> > ˆ
> > ˆ then questions arise
> > ˆ
> > 1. Why Gulzer was tranfered to BDR in such a unusal way and hurriedly?
> > ˆ
> > 2.ˆ Is ˆ JMB connected with our defense ministerˆ or PMO
> > withˆ AZAM , brother in law of JMB Head ? or how they got Gulzer
> > transfered to BDR just before the massacare in a hurried way?
> > ˆ
> > ˆ
> >
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> > ÒÖÖÒÖƒÒÚñÒÚúÒÖùÒÖƒÒÅÄ ÒÖÄÒÖ¬ÒÖÄÒÚú
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> > ÒÖ´ÒÚâÒÖÉÒÚúÒÖùÒÖƒ ÒÖöÒÖÏÒÖ¬ÒÖèÒÚú ÒÖÍÒÖÖÒÖ'ÒÖƒ
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> > ÒÖËÒÚîÒ֐ÒÖ¦ÒÚúÒÖ¦ ÒÖµÒÚñÒÚúÒÖùÒÚúÒÅÄ ÒÖðÒ֐ÒÖËÒ֐
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> > ÒÖµÒÚñÒÚúÒÖùÒÚúÒÅÄ ÒÖöÒÖÏÒÖƒ ÒÖÍÒÖƒÒÖÂÒÖƒÒÖöÒ֐ÒÚú
> > ÒÖÍÒÖÖÒÖ'ÒÖƒ ÒÖµÒÚñÒÚúÒÖùÒÖƒÒÅÄ ÒÖöÒÖÏÒÖ¬Ò֐
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> > ÒÖÉÒÖ¬ÒÅÄ ÒÖèÒ֐ÒÚîÒÖÉÒÚúÒÖ' ÒÖþÒÚâÒÖ'ÒÖøÒÖ¬Ò֐
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> > ÒÖ¦Ò֐ÒÖ¬ÒÖ¦Ò֐ÒÖƒ
> > ÒÖÐÒÚìÒÖþÒÖ¬ÒÖÐÒÚìÒÖþ ÒÖùÒÖƒÒÖ'ÒÅÄ
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> > ÒÖÚÒÚáÒ֐ÒÖþÒÖÄÒÖƒÒÖÄÒÚú ÒÖÐÒÚúÒÖÄÒÚú
> > ÒÖÍÒÖ'ÒÚúÒÖùÒÖƒÒÖ'ÒÅÄ Ò֐ÔáíÒÚîÒÖÐÒÖ¬ÒÖÍÒÚúÒ֐
> > ÒÖèÒ֐ÒÚîÒÖÏÒÖèÒÖ¬ÒÖÇÒÚîÒÖ ÒÖÉÒÖƒÒÚñÒÚú
> > ÒÖÐÒÚâÒÖèÒÚîÒÖÄÒ֐ÒÖ¬ÒÖ§ÒÚîÒÖñÒÚîÒ֐ ÒÖ"
> > ÒÖÍÒÚçÒÖñÒÚúÒÖÉÒÚúÒ֐ÒÖ" ÒÖÿÒÖ¬ÒÖË ÒÖùÒÖƒÒÖ'ÒÅÄ
> > ÒÖÏÒÖ¬ÒÖÉÒÖÍÒÖ¬ÒÖÚÒÖƒÒÖèÒÖ¬Ò֐ ÒÖ'ÒÖýÒÚîÒÖûÒÖÉÒÚúÒ֐
> > ÒÖèÒÖÅÒÖ¬ ÒÖÍÒÖ'ÒÚú ÒÖÄÒÖ¬Ò֐ÒÖ¬ ÒÖ¦Ò֐ÒÖèÒÖ¬Ò֐ÒÚúÒ֐
> > ÒÖ"ÒÖËÒ֐ ÒÖÿÒÖ¬ÒÖË ÒÖÖÒÖƒÒÖÄÒÚìÒÅÄ
> > ÒÖÄÒÖƒÒÖÉÒÖƒ ÒÖÍÒÖ'ÒÚúÒÖÉ, ÒÖÉÒÖÄÒÚâÒÖÉ ÒÖ¦Ò֐ÒÖèÒÖ¬Ò֐
> > ÒÖÖÒÖ¬ÒÚñÒÖƒÒÖÄÒÚîÒÖÍ ÒÖÉÒÖƒÒÖ'ÒÚúÒÖ"
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> > ÒÖÐÒÖÄÒÖÖÒÖƒÒÖÉ ÒÖùÒÖƒÒÖ'ÒÖ¬ÒÖÏ ÒÖöÒÖÏÒÖ¬ÒÖèÒÚú
> > ÒÖèÒÖãÒÖÉÒÖ" ÒÖèÒÚìÒÖÉ ÒÖÉÒÖƒÒ֐ÒÚîÒÖÖÒÚúÒÖ´ÒÖ"
> > ÒÖÖÒÚúÒÖÉÒÖÉÒÖƒÒÅÄ ÒÖÂÒÖƒÒÖøÒÖƒ ÒÖ¦ÒÖ¬ÒÖµÒÚúÒÖÍ
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> > ÒÖúÒÖÄÒÖ¦ÒÚîÒÖÄÒÖÄ ÒÖèÒ֐ÒÖùÒÚúÒÖÉÒÅÄ ÒÖÏÒÚâÒÖãÒÚú
> > ÒÖ¦Ò֐ÒÖèÒÖ¬Ò֐ ÒÖÉÒÖƒÒ֐ÒÚîÒÖÖÒÚúÒÖ´ ÒÖÖÒÖƒÒÖ'ÒÚúÒÖ"
> > ÒÖèÒÖƒ ÒÖèÒ֐ÒÖÄÒÚú ÒÖµÒÖÍÒÚú ÒÖÄÒÖ¬Ò֐
> > ÒÖÉÒÖƒÒ֐ÒÚîÒÖÖÒÚúÒÖ´ÒÖÉÒÖ¬ ÒÖÖÒÖƒÒÖÄÒÚì ÒÖÉÒÖ¬ÒÅÄ
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> > ÒÖ¬ÒÖÉÒÖƒÒÖèÒÖÎÒÖ¬ÒÖÍÒÚú ÒÖåÒÖÌÒÖƒÒÖ¦
> > ÒÖèÒ֐ÒÚúÒÖùÒÚúÒÖÉ ÒÖðÒÖèÒÖÖÒÖƒÒÖÉÒÅÄ
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> > ÒÖèÒÚúÒÖÏÒÖÉ ÒÖèÒÖ¬ÒÖñÒÖ'ÒÚì ÒÖøÒÖ¬ÒÖÉÒÖÄÒÚú
> > ÒÖÿÒÖ¬ÒÖúÒÖ'ÒÚú ÒÖÍÒÖ'ÒÚúÒÖùÒÖƒÒÖ'ÒÚúÒÖÉ, ÒÖðÒÖú
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> > ÒÖÍÒÚâÒÖüÒÖÄÒÚúÒÖùÒÖƒÒÅÄ ÒÖ¦ÒÖÍÒÖ¬Ò֐ ÒÖ¦ÒÖýÒÚîÒÖþÒÚú
> > ÒÖöÒÖ'ÒÖ¬ÒÖË ÒÖöÒÖ'ÒÚìÒÖÿÒÖÉÒÖ¬ ÒÖèÒ֐ÒÖÄÒÚú
> > ÒÖµÒÖÍÒÚúÒÅÄ ÒÖÍÒÖƒÒÖÂÒÖƒÒÖöÒ֐ÒÚú ÒÖÐÒÖ¬ÒÖ"ÒÚñÒÖ¬Ò֐
> > ÒÖËÒ֐ ÒÖ¦ÒÖƒÒÖÖÒÚîÒÖÚÒÖ¬ÒÖÉÒÚîÒÖÄ ÒÖÉÒÚúÒÖÉ
> > ÒÖðÒÖÏÒÖÍÒÖƒÒÖð ÒÖÂÒÖƒÒÖþÒÚîÒ֐ÒÖƒ ÒÖÉÒÚúÒÖÍÒÚúÒÖÉÒÅÄ
> > ÒÖðÒÖú ÒÖøÒÖÉÒÚîÒÖÐ ÒÖðÒÖèÒÖñÒÖƒ
> > ÒÖÍÒÖƒÒÖ´ÒÚîÒÖÍÒÖÍÒÖƒÒÖÖÒÚîÒÖÐÒÖ¬ÒÖ'ÒÚñÒÚú
> > ÒÖÎÒ֐ÒÚîÒÖÄÒÖƒÒ֐ ÒÖ¦ÒÖƒÒÖÖÒÚîÒÖÚÒÖ¬ÒÖÉÒÚîÒÖÄ
> > ÒÖÉÒÖƒÒÚñÒÚúÒÖùÒÖƒÒÖ'ÒÚúÒÖÉÒÅÄ ÒÖÄÒÖ¬Ò֐ ÒÖöÒ֐
> > ÒÖðÒÖÏÒÖÍÒÖƒÒÖð ÒÖèÒ֐ÒÖ¬ ÒÖµÒÖ'ÒÚì ÒÖÉÒÖ¬ÒÅÄ
> > ÒÖÍÒÖ'ÒÚúÒÖùÒÖƒÒÖ'ÒÚúÒÖÉ, Ò֐ÔáíÒÚîÒÖÐÒÖ¬ÒÖÍ
> > ÒÖùÒÖ¬ÒÚøÒÖ¬Ò֐ ÒÖËÒ֐ ÒÖµÒÖ¬ÒÖÄÒÚú ÒÖÐÒÖÅÒÚúÒÖ§ÒÚîÒÖñ
> > ÒÖ¦ÒÖÏÒÚñ ÒÖËÒÖ¬ÒÖ"ÒÚñÒÖ¬ ÒÖÐÒÖ¬ÒÖÍÒÚú, ÒÖÄÒÖ¬ÒÖú
> > ÒÖÎÒÖ¬ÒÖÍÒÖùÒÖƒ ÒÖðÒÖÏÒÖÍÒÖƒÒÖð ÒÖèÒ֐ÒÚú
> > ÒÖÌÒÚúÒÖ'ÒÖÍÒÚìÒÅÄ ÒÖ¦ÒÖ¬ÒÖÏÒÖÉÒÚú ÒÖèÒÖ¬ÒÖøÒÚú
> > ÒÖ'ÒÖ¬ÒÖþÒÖÍÒÚúÒÅÄ
> >
> > http://www.manabzamin.net/page1.htm
> >
> >
> >
> > Has Bangladesh Army paid enough price for making wrong headed(declared
> > by court) PM or will have to pay more? How much people will have to pay
> > if she remains five year?
> >
> > --- End forwarded message ---
> >
> >
> >
> >
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