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Sunday, April 5, 2009

[mukto-mona] Army killings_EU, EC, USA, Israel, India, Shushil Shamaj, NGOs & Collaborates



Dear brothers & sisters,


Greetings from the heart of Bangladesh.

 

If we look at the past before the emergency, we will see that a large number of Shushils (financed & supported by various NGOs and media) repeatedly tried to establish that a strong Army is unnecessary for Bangladesh. They pointed out that as Bangladesh is surrounded by a big friend (!) country, India and it is big enough to save if any country attacks on Bangladesh.

 

We all know that who donates millions of dollars to those NGOs in the name of poverty eradication. Certainly various organizations of EU, EC, Canada, USA, World Bank, IMF, ADB etc.

 

Not only those Shushils and Bangladeshi media but also the Indian shushils and media echoed in the same tune in the same dice. They also have been given advices that our BDR should be like Bangladesh Ansar. The savings from the cost of strong Army & BDR will be used in education, health etc sectors!

 

We request all including the investigation teams to look at the previous documents.

 


We, request you, please keep refrain criticizing our glorious patriotic army and BDR and try to help to find out the true facts and culprits behind that heinous killings.

 

Thanks & Regards,

Mosharraf Khokon

Poet, Organizer

Secretary General, WPM



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[mukto-mona] FW: Slaves of Allah





 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Friends>

Beginning of the End of Islam and Pakistan---Shias and Sunnis are blowing each other up in the Mosques everyday in Pakistan. In the face of this incontrovertible evidence of Intolerance--Why the Muslims keep on harping that Islam is a peaceful and tolerant religion? Here is a quote from your Allah, 'The punishment of those who disagree with Allah and His Messenger is execution, or cutting of off hands and feet from opposite sides'. Pretty simple and clear message to any thinking human being, isn't it? What context? What Munafiqun Business? What Atheist business? What Kafir business? Don't be disingenuous and suggest that these suicide bombers are uneducated fools. You don't have the courage--because  Islam teaches you to Lie. Here is the Proof regarding the permissibility to lie in the book 'The Reliance of the Traveler' By the Great Hadhit Master of Shafi School of Islamic Jurisprudence,  Hazrart Imam Ahmad Ibn Naïf Al-Misri"Speaking is a means to achieve objectives. If a worthy aim in Allahs cause is attainable through both telling the truth and lying, it is unlawful to accomplish through lying because there is no need for it. When it is possible to achieve such an aim by lying but not by telling the truth, it is permissible to lie if attaining the goal is permissible". Says it all, doesn't it?
 Mohammed himself said whosoever insults Abubakker--insults me! Now, Shias do not respect Abubakker--So, logically, it is obligatory upon the Sunnis to follow what their beloved NobiJi has ordered and above Cannonical Quranic injunction is applied. No Muslim has the courage to tell the truth. My question is why? Why you people are so afraid? I can understand if you blow up a Jew--A Hindu---A Christian---But why blowup a Shia? Why blowup a Qadiani? Why blowup a Ahmedi? You see, all this blowup business is clearly spelled out in your Holly Book 'The Glorious Quran'. To save the Mankind from this pestilence--the U.S, the EU, the U.N and all the Multi-Lateral Donor Agencies must force the Islamic Countries to impose Secularization immediately and ban all Religious based politics. These Slaves of Allah have taken Sophistry to an Art Form. Ironically, these are the fools and munafiqs--- 'The Magnificent Creator of Billions of Galaxies---was really  worried about!
 
 
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RE: [ALOCHONA] Re: Let the truth be said.

The most irreligious act in the name of religion is to divide the humanity. It's good that Mr.Zahid has raised the question of Dharma and this word has got nothing to do with the ordinary sense of religion. Dharma is an ancient Indian philosophical word what means an absolute truthful nature of a person. Do not bring Hinduism, Christianity or Islam in it. One needs to read and understand Upanishad to interpret Dharma which is much higher knowledge than any ordinary notion of religion. This is a kind of hypocrisy and ignorance to show allegiance to a certain faith without understanding the inherent message in it in the historical and social realities. Islam was a guidance to discipline the pagan Arabs of Mecca and its vicinity. A so called RAW agent is not making this, its true. On what logic one can drag a 7th century ideology in essence and spirit to this day? For example surah Anaam, verse 51 says, O ye who believe! Take not the Jews and Christians for friends. They are friends one to another. He among you who taketh them for friends is one of them". This injunction was right at that time to save the infant Islam but do you have to adhere to it now? In another surah the Muslims have been asked to kill the non believers wherever they find them. But the extremists are still following these commandments although these instructions are irrelevant now. Blind faith is not a religion and in the realm of intellectual business blind faith is not an acceptable commodity. Does not harm your faith by not becoming accommodative, if you do you will only encourage the extremists. I would request Mr Zahid to be moderate in choosing English words. The notion of sin is very old and rusted. Be benevolent and speak reason. Another issue is with India. If you are not a recent immigrant to the Indian sub continent from the Middle East please do not hate India. Our fore fathers were all Indians and some of them were converted to Islam but that does not disconnect us from our ancestry. Be brave and generous in your concepts. Use faith for enlightenment not for ignorance.

 

Akbar Hussain




To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
From: mkra12@aol.com
Date: Sun, 5 Apr 2009 16:27:13 -0400
Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Re: Let the truth be said.

In a message dated 4/5/2009 4:12:26 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, night_hawk109@yahoo.com writes:
Is there any recent history that Islam has done that?
If you have forgotten the atrocities of your Punjabi brothers in your previous East Pakistan?? Rape & murder of fellow Bangalis Hindu or Muslims.........
 What happened In  Afghanistan under Taliban or what is happening in Pakistan.
 
It's not the religion itself but the narrow interpretation of religion to satisfy ones evil desires that's the problem.

 
 


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[ALOCHONA] Re: Chatra League again, and a bleak future of Bangladesh?

Let us not forget the past so fast.

Source: http://www.amadershomoy.com/content/2009/04/06/news0361.htm

--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Sajjad Hossain <shossain456@...> wrote:
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> Very interesting theory Ms. Majid. Two goups of Awami Chattra League fought over Chandabazi and Rajiv got killed. Now you blame everything on BNP and Jaamat.
> Every crimes Awami Leaguers should go to BNP and Jaamat. Almost all large educational institutions are closed due to Chatra League gundami. Do you think we all are idiots and insane?
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> From: Farida Majid farida_majid@...
> To: Alochona Alochona alochona@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, April 2, 2009 6:44:38 AM
> Subject: RE: [ALOCHONA] Chatra League again, and a bleak future of Bangladesh?
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>        This article explains the events leading up to the cruel murder of Rajiv.  Whether he was a clean character or not is not quite the issue here. The issue is the infiltration of Jamaati and BNP gundas in the AL gunda groups and exploiting the 'group cliques' to the hilt. The conspiracy is aimed at all to make the lazy, hasty comments against the competency of the administration.
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>  http://www.amadersh omoy.com/ content/2009/ 04/02/news0757. htm
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> Date: Wed, 1 Apr 2009 16:19:49 -0700
> Subject: [ALOCHONA] Chatra League again, and a bleak future of Bangladesh?
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> Nayymul Karim:
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> What are you smoking lately?
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> Even scooping the power and killing innocent students by AL supported Chattra League is also fault of Jamaat? So, killing 7 students in Rajshahi University, ransack in JU, Dhaka Medical college, all act of India supported RAW & BAL. India definitely wanted Bangladesh as a failed state. And Hasina will definitely fulfil that dream.
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> The principal reason Hasina did not allow Army to strom BDR mutiny is to let more bloodshed of our talented officers. She is defintely incompetent to run any country. So did her father, our beloved Seikh Mujib. Seikh family knows how to play politics, but, what they never learn, how to do good governance. Hasina failed to realize that, success in street politics does not equate a good Prime Minister. Mujib legacy was nothing but failure, Hasina's legacy is also tainted by corruption & incompetancy. Awami League never did anything right when they are in power! They don't seem to understand the difference between playing politics and loving your own country.
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> While Hasina is in opposition, she nackedly blamed Bangladesh as a taliban-state, while she was in a foreign soil. She loves power, but NOT the country of Bangladesh.  After 911, many Bangladeshi in foreign soil were victimized due to Hasina's insensitive statement towards Bangladesh. Thats an act of treason!
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> Chattra Legue are in a rampage, they want to evict everyone except BAL-lovers. Hasina wants quota for AL-supporters in every institution in Bangladesh. She is the most corrupt politician ever!
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> I understand people love Awami League, because AL was at the forefront during liberation. But, we need to get beyond liberation war, we need to think about the future of Bangladesh. 50% of the population is below 25 years old. What Bangladesh need now, not the chant of cheap slogan, but more jobs and better education.
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> With the help of Indian agents & Chattra league, Awami League destroying the every educational institute in Bangladesh. Same as Sri Lanka, who fought LTTE for 25 years, supported by India, destroyed the country. India is doing same with Pakistan, and Bangladesh is following the same fate! You should see the sign is written on the wall! BDR mutiny, student unrest, garments industry, sabotage in political system with 'war crime' chant is just the prelude! You can see the markets in Bangladesh flooded with Indian sarees, Indian cars polluting street of Bangladesh, Indian workers are working in our Garments industry. Soon you will see Bangladeshi beggers in Kolkatta, Bangladeshi muslim girls are selling in the LalBazar of India.
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> Though India have 120 million muslims inhibitants, except few Khans in Bollywood, 90% muslims can not get qualified jobs. Muslims are greatly marginalized, and living in poor condition. Taslima maybe cazoling with Dadas in West Bengal, and India preach as the biggest democracy in the world, the true fact is: India is a country of Brahimns, a country of castes, where Muslims are treated as untouchable. I have a very first-hand experience while I was touring India. People need to speak facts!
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> Just pause, and think for a moment. is that what you want?
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> We are loosing, no matter who is in power, BNP, AL, my country is in great despair! And I can not even imagine Jamaat will ever be in power any time soon! I do not want to see Taliban-country, neither I like to see Indianization of Bangladesh.
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> We need to think betond partisan politics. Stop the blood bath, stop the unrest, it does no good to anyone. With 95% muslim inhibitant, Bangladesh can never be  secular. But, we can be a progressive democracy.
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> --- On Wed, 4/1/09, Naymul Karim <naymulkarim@ yahoo.com> wrote:
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> From: Naymul Karim <naymulkarim@ yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: [khabor.com] Chatra League again
> To: zoglul@hotmail. co.uk, shahin72@gmail. com, alfazanambd@ yahoo.com, rehman.mohammad@ gmail.com, ahmadashiqulhamid@ yahoo.com, farhadmazhar@ hotmail.com, mahmudurart@ yahoo.com, kmamalik@aol. com, dhakamails@yahoogro ups.com, alochona@yahoogroup s.com, bdresearchers@ yahoogroups. com, bangla-vision@ yahoogroups. com, mouchakaydheel@ yahoo.com, delwar98@hotmail. com, serajurrahman@ btinternet. com, odhora@yahoogroups. com, ayeshakabir@ yahoo.com, sayantha15@yahoo. com, minarrashid@ yahoo.com, history_islam@ yahoogroups. com, udarakash08@ yahoo.com, dahuk@yahoogroups. com, shahahmadreza@ yahoo.com, hossain.khilji@ yahoo.com, comments@firozmahbo obkamal.com, khabor@yahoogroups. com
> Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2009, 9:44 AM
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> BNP, AL and including we all do not know the politics of CULPRIT jaamat.
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> Do you know how many real jaamat acting as BNP and AL workers/leaders? Most of the violations happening including two groups of AL, act of those pretending AL workers.
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> However, AL leaders need to act on this
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> --- On Wed, 4/1/09, Isha Khan bd_mailer@yahoo. com> wrote:
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> From: Isha Khan bd_mailer@yahoo. com>
> Subject: [khabor.com] Chatra League again
> To: zoglul@hotmail. co.uk, shahin72@gmail. com, alfazanambd@ yahoo.com, rehman.mohammad@ gmail.com, ahmadashiqulhamid@ yahoo.com, farhadmazhar@ hotmail.com, mahmudurart@ yahoo.com, kmamalik@aol. com, dhakamails@yahoogro ups.com, alochona@yahoogroup s.com, bdresearchers@ yahoogroups. com, bangla-vision@ yahoogroups. com, mouchakaydheel@ yahoo.com, delwar98@hotmail. com, serajurrahman@ btinternet. com, odhora@yahoogroups. com, ayeshakabir@ yahoo.com, sayantha15@yahoo. com, minarrashid@ yahoo.com, history_islam@ yahoogroups. com, udarakash08@ yahoo.com, dahuk@yahoogroups. com, shahahmadreza@ yahoo.com, hossain.khilji@ yahoo.com, comments@firozmahbo obkamal.com, khabor@yahoogroups. com
> Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2009, 5:21 AM
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> http://prothom- alo.com/index. news.details. php?nid=MjI4OTY=
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Re: [ALOCHONA] AL men sued in Gazipur over extortion

All these are activities of the BNP Jamat infiltrators.
Awami men cannot commit this kind of crime. They are followers of Bangabondhu.


From: Ezajur Rahman <ezajur.rahman@q8.com>
To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2009 8:06:26 AM
Subject: [ALOCHONA] AL men sued in Gazipur over extortion

AL men sued in Gazipur over extortion
Courtesy New Age 5/4/9

Eight leaders and workers of the Kaligonj upazila unit of the Awami League and its youth front Juba League in Gazipur were sued over extortion by a local party leader, Kamal Uddin Dewan on Friday.
   The accused are general secretary of the upazila Juba League unit, Mainul Islam, a member of the upazila AL unit, Bazlu, office secretary of the upazila Juba League unit, Akram and workers Kabir, Chatan, Sumon, Masud and Bhutto.
   A member of the Kaliagonj upazila AL , Kamal, also elder brother of the owner of the construction firm, Sha Alam, filed the case with the police
   station.
   According to the police, Mainul Islam, general secretary of Kaligonj upazila Juba League, along with other party members, demanded Tk 10 lakh from a construction firm 'Sifat Enterprise' at Baligaon. But as the authorities of the firm refused to pay the money, a group of youths led by Mainul attacked the office of the construction firm on Wednesday. They looted, set fire to documents and beat the employees of the firm, the police said.

 




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Re: [ALOCHONA] PM asks lawmen to go tough on campus violence

Was she sleeping all these days? or under drug affects?
Is it not that law should its own course? The law enforcers could not do anything because
lack of her order. Meanwhile so many got killed and Chatra League Gundas made huge amount money.


From: Ezajur Rahman <ezajur.rahman@q8.com>
To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2009 8:07:45 AM
Subject: [ALOCHONA] PM asks lawmen to go tough on campus violence

PM asks lawmen to go tough on campus violence
Hasina steps down as organisational leader of Chhatra League

Courtesy New Age 5/4/09 Partha Pratim Bhattacharjee

The prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, on Saturday asked the law enforcement agencies to go tough on the people, including Bangladesh Chhatra League leaders and activists, who are involved in violence in educational institutions and stepped down as the organisational leader of the Awami League's associate body of students.
   'Extortion, factional feud and violence centring on tender bidding are no organisational acts. They are criminal acts. So the law enforcement agencies should take stern action on criminal charges against the culprits who are responsible for campus violence,' the ruling Awami League spokesperson, Syed Ashraful Islam, quoted Hasina as saying.
   A crackdown against the ongoing campus violence begins now and the authorities concerned have been directed in this regard, Ashraful, also the LGRD and cooperatives minister, said briefing newsmen after an emergency meeting of the party presidium, chaired by the party president, Hasina, in her political office at Dhanmondi.
   After the Awami League had assumed office in January, two student leaders were killed, more than 1,000 students injured and about 25 educational institutions were closed over clashes by and within the Chhatra League.
   The Chhatra League activists clashed with rivals within the organisation or outside for stranglehold on the campus and in residence halls.
   Ashraful said Hasina had stepped down as the organisational leader of the Chhatra League as she was not interested in discharging her duties in the capacity.
   In reply to a question, he, however, said Chhatra League activists in many cases were also involved in campus violence and the present weakness in top leadership of the organisation was responsible in this connection to some extent.
   Sources attending the meeting said Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim proposed to suspend the activities of Chhatra League for three months. But other presidium members attending the meeting protested at the proposal and said they were all in favour of student politics.
   They rather said they should find out the cause of campus violence, a presidium member told New Age.
   Most presidium members observed involvement of students in tender business was one of the major causes of campus violence and they were in favour of putting in place a system for tender bidding in several points in educational institutions which might help in avoiding campus violence, meeting insiders said.
   The presidium meeting also urged other leadership of other parties to stop their associate bodies of students from getting into campus violence.
   Ashraful said the party was changing its constitution to meet the criteria of the Representation of the People Order and the party would not retain any front organisations.
   He said the by-elections to seven constituencies were held in a free and fair manner and said it had proved that the Election Commission could work independently under the government of the Awami League.
   Ashraful also said they had submitted a 27-page document on the party's expenses for the December 29, 2008 elections to the Election Commission.
   Presidium members Syeda Saj eda Chowdhury, Abdur Razzak, Tofail Ahmed, Suranjit Sengupta, Matia Chowdhury, Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim, Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir, Kazi Zafarullah and Ataur Rahman Khan Kaiser also attended the meeting.

 




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Re: [ALOCHONA] Re: Let the truth be said.

Progressiveness has nothing to do with the collapse of the financial industry. You are tying failed business models to a state of mind that is progressiveness. What happened in the financial industry is the doing of wrong and conservative Republican policies, loose and ambiguous laws (e.g. Gramm-Leach-Bilely Act of 1999) that gave financial industries a blank check to do anything, and most importantly, poor oversight from SEC. Also note that SEC is NOT the "world's best protective securities exchange". SEC has long failed to protect investors, and even the legislative bodies are tired of its systemic failures.
 
Disclaimer: before everyone jumps up and down about my comments on the financial industry, the above mentioned reasons are not the only reasons. There are bunch of other reasons that added to the collapse. But that's a different topic.


From: Mohd. Haque <haquetm83@yahoo.com>
To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2009 9:29:27 AM
Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Re: Let the truth be said.

What is progressive ? take one - bundling of those worthless derivatives into asset and securitising them and selling with brilliant marketing technic in the world best protective securities exchange until it flattured with foreclosure.
 
Science of business and art of lynching fellow humanbeings until the millions loose everything to complete the periodical cycle of so called economic theory- progressive indeed!
 

--- On Sat, 4/4/09, hzahid77 <hzahid77@yahoo. com> wrote:

From: hzahid77 <hzahid77@yahoo. com>
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Re: Let the truth be said.
To: alochona@yahoogroup s.com
Date: Saturday, 4 April, 2009, 7:36 PM

Dear All -

Akbar Hossain wrote >>>The core truth is that religion is never a progressive idea because the very notion of a faith comes from fear and dogmas.<<<

What is religion? Are the Dharma and the religion same thing? For example, when we say water has dharma, it makes sense but when we say Islam is a dharma; hence water has islam, does it make sense? What malacious intent on his part to mingle this up and make his own context and create his own hateful propaganda? It must be exposed.

What is progressive idea? and What is not so progressive idea to him? And what are the differences between the two? that relates to Islam in his view with credible facts from the quran.

What is fear and dogma? what Islam's edicts in his view are dogmatic and fearful? Must provide with credible references from the Quran.

What is faith? is Islam a faith? what makes a faith a faith? Let's not get away this guy with his sinful intent to misguide us with his narrow political opportunist.

Is it politics or agression that when one nation sends 100 or 200 hundred thousands of its heavily armed troops across a border and subjugates its peace loving people and kills three millions of her citizens? If it requires a faith then Hindus and chrisnity faith have done that.

Is there any recent history that Islam has done that?

Let's not get away this fellow with his extreme hindu-right- wing views in disguise and blaming Islam for dividing his ancestral homeland.

I had asked of him in the past of how the word science speak for itself have not got any response ever since.

I want him to answer these questions as he rightfully recogniszed that the politicians are rarely intellectuals or social reformers. so i want him to fill the intellectual and reformers gap of politicans for us.

One thing I find of this fellow's views are consistent with Cyrus' views in terms of India's disunification and reunification motives are playing in their respective propaganda technique. or perhaps Cyrus and Akbar are the same person in two different names as an RAW agent working for india's interest?

--- In alochona@yahoogroup s.com, Akbar Hussain <akbar_50@.. .> wrote:

Mr.Ezajur Rahman wrote,

Which other country splits its young boys into two distinct and opposing groups at a young age? It is social and political suicide. Oh wait! Pakistan does it too!

I find this comment is very thought provoking and intelligent. But the unfortunate truth is that politicians are rarely intellectuals or social reformers. They are short sighted and mean too. The sad state of Pakistan should work as an eye opener to any reasonable person how religion can be used to destroy the very foundation of a modern nation. The core truth is that religion is never a progressive idea because the very notion of a faith comes from fear and dogmas. It's very dangerous to think or accept that a nation can be administered through religious edicts. Talking
> of faith as a source of inspiration or total guidance is totally insane and
> this is very much evident in the case of Pakistan, a nation which was created on a profoundly wrong
> notion of faith. Pakistan sustained itself from 1947 to this day by creating a
> religious passion and the consequences are in front of us. The tragic division
> of India in the name of religion was a blunder and the whole
> subcontinent is paying for this blunder, now.
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> To: alochona@yahoogroup s.com
> From: ezajur.rahman@ ...
> Date: Sat, 4 Apr 2009 08:55:45 +0000
> Subject: [ALOCHONA] Re: Let the truth be said.
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> No problems regarding our segregated education system are about to start. The problems have already started. The trouble is that our chicken**** political parties have no backbone to tackle the real social problems of our country. Far easy to talk about the past, tease the opposition and get the Japanese to build another bridge.
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> Which other country splits its young boys into two distinct and opposing groups at a young age? It is social and political suicide. Oh wait! Pakistan does it too!
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> I have no problem admitting that there are good madrassahs and good madrassah students. But that does not justify tearing the heart of our country in two. We need dialogue and leadership to bring all our young into the same classroom. Maybe we need to bring Islam more into our mainstream education. Whatever the solution is let the dialogue begin for God's sake.
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> Look at Awami League's parliamentary majority! Look at the rhetoric of Awami League! Is now not the best time to address the issue of madrassah education? But they won't. Cowards.
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> > May be some bombing here and there will create enough fear among
> > Bangladesh to stop all Madrasah. I don't like the system of  Madrasah
> > anyway but creating fear to create division among muslim will not serve us well.
> >  What need is useful education for all, good science and math  teacher at Madrasah.
> > Only then there will have even plane field for all.
> >
> > Â
> > Â
> > --- On Wed, 4/1/09, haquetm83@ haquetm83@ wrote:
> >
> > From: haquetm83@ haquetm83@
> > Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Let the truth be said.
> > To: alochona@yahoogroup s.com, bangla-vision@ yahoogroups. com, reform-bd@yahoogrou ps.com
> > Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2009, 10:32 AM
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> > Hate campaign against Qawmi Madrasah or madrash education (islmaic education) is nothing but orchestrating or creating a fear factors and solely diverted against Islam or Muslims.
> > Â
> > While they (those preachers under the guise of secularism or else) enormously become successful in their relentless endeavor to bring Muslim down (which they will of course deny) that also goes hand in hand with the imperialist design or hegemonic control - as part of their so called security reason or foreign policy there of (which most of the Bangladeshi diasphora in the west even at denial state -calls it imaginary).
> > Â
> > Wish they understood what means education, save the religious belief, or right to education for all. Had they understood, they would tell, atleast uttered in some form that a prototype of Qawmi system that is cheapest, generous, self generated and self regulated -i.e without any frame work of regulations and control may be copied so that vast majority of poorest can access some form of education - free and often with food incentive.
> > Â
> > Had they understood, instead, they would have spirited enthusiasm to modify or develop the structure to facilitate so that a son or a daughter of a peasant who earns less than a dollar, can not pay for tuition, often for food even, can learn how to read his history, manage his own account (basic math) and know his creator and the virtues in life.
> > Â
> > Because their crocodile tears for 'right and education' only to deceive those poor learners from any form of education while the whole governement mechanism sit lam duck on the issue with many pretexts. Exactly that is what they cry for.
> > Â
> > Looking at the structured education and its quality and the way those preachers dominate ruthlessly under the protection of their protector only made bangladeshi education and its institutions breeding place for corruption and its breeders. 37 years on, they have achieved very little and have no intention to improve it. they may be complacent with their so called reform program but I am not and can not be. Because I want real education that is effective and pragmatic and knowledge bearing, whether in literature, science, politics, economics, religion or anthropology.
> > Â
> > For a true learner there is no short cut to knowledge, a meticulous process without any hinderance is the only way to earn it. As there is no short cut to heaven, no quick process to get enlightened also.
> > Â
> > Those half educated Mollah at Qawmi or Alia Madrasahs and politically appointed professors or teachers in our schools do nothing good but bring chaos and undermine our desperate effort to climb the ladder.
> > Â
> > If little educated (who can only get employed here to make a living) Mollas are dangerous with their short cut theories to heaven so is those subservient, parasital, politically appointed or privileged teachers. And this is the truth. Either you are with those poors or with those perpatrators. You are free to choose your option.
> > Â
> > Haque   Â
> > Â
> > (Those fear mongers learnt their lesson from Hitler's policy of creating fear before the onslaught. I do not see the leader who could say to us 'you have nothing to fear but fear itself')
> > Â
> >
> >
> > --- On Sun, 29/3/09, Akbar Hussain akbar_50@ wrote:
> >
> >
> > From: Akbar Hussain akbar_50@
> > Subject: [ALOCHONA] Let the truth be said.
> > To: "alochona group" alochona@yahoogroup s.com
> > Date: Sunday, 29 March, 2009, 4:14 AM
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > There is a long standing conviction among the conservative Muslim circle that Madrassa education is holy and essential to continue Islamic teachings. This belief in the Madrassa education was never shared by the majority in the Islamic communities around the world. The reality is that most of the Muslim children go for modern education avoiding institutional religious learning. But the demons created in the Madrassas around the world harvest on the fear factor which is the main pillar of Islam.  To be frank Madrassa education is there to produce some most reactionary minds ready to challenge the changing times and modern enlightenments. It’s a wrong perception that Islam should stand alone as a religion and should still continue to claim that it’s a complete code of life. A philosophical basis of life does not depend on any faiths specific preaching’s. This wrong historical fallacy is the only curricula that are being taught in the Madrassas and a
> > perpetual platform for conflict is created. The notion of a supreme fear which was used by Prophet Mohammad to discipline the pagan Arabs of Mecca has travelled to these days which still dominate the general Muslim psyche. The evil of fear can’t be accepted to guide a person’s life in his search for goodness. It’s tantamount to serving Satan in the name of religion. There is an unbearable and deafening silence among the Muslims to confront the evil of religious extremism is self destructive. In a sleepy village of Bhola in Bangladesh arms and ammunition has been discovered in a Madrassa funded by a fundamentalist from London . Who is the enemy in Bangladesh ? An 85% Muslim nation? Looking at the current upsurge of Islamic extremism one can safely conclude that Islam as a faith is helpless to guide its followers to the right path. Time has come to realize that every suicide bomber is potentially destroying a minaret of Islam. It’s just a matter
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RE: [ALOCHONA] Hegels Reflective History.

Many thanks for your kind appreciation.

Akbar Hussain



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Date: Sun, 5 Apr 2009 11:54:41 +0000
Subject: RE: [ALOCHONA] Hegels Reflective History.


Excellent writing. Please continue to share you thoughts on this forum.
Reza



 


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Date: Sun, 5 Apr 2009 03:50:24 +0000
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Hegels Reflective History.

When German philosopher Hegel wrote his famous Philosophy of History, many contemporary intellectuals called it as Hegelian fantasy. The question was how history can have a philosophy? History is just a chronology of events in black and white. But this treatise of Hegel was not based on the events of history; rather it was a critical diagnosis of the impact of history on the mankind and how generations interpret history in their own perspective. He divided history into three parts and the most important part is Reflective History. This is from where we take lessons from history. The famous historian Edward Gibbons wrote The Rise and fall of the Roman Empire. There are other historians too who have chronicled the same subject but Gibbon stands unique because he did not chronicled the events only, he put philosophical inputs also in his comments. This was like a story telling in history with inputs of personal wisdom.

 

Look at the history of India from the ancient times to the modern times. An amazing land mass full of mysticism and wisdom. The sages and kings are at times inseparable from each other. History says during the reign of emperor Harshavardana the Chinese traveller Huen en Sung came to Nalanda to study on Buddhism. At the end of his studies he came to pay his respects to the emperor. Emperor Harsha was much delighted and welcomed the famous traveller with humility and utmost respect to his court and after audience he requested his honoured visitor to give his blessing to India. The overwhelmed Huen en Sung said,O the mighty emperor, India is a great land who is being guarded by a great mountain like the Himalayas and the its feet is being washed by the seas from three sides. I am too humble to bless this great land. I am blessed that I could come to India and enrich my life.'

 

As a student of history throughout my entire life I enjoyed the influence of reflective history of India and the way history has moulded its society. Perhaps this was the reason why Tagore wrote, Aie Bharoter moha manober sagor tirey,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.

 

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[ALOCHONA] Re: Let the truth be said.

--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "hzahid77" <hzahid77@...> wrote:
>
> Dear All -
>
> Akbar Hossain wrote >>>The core truth is that religion is never a progressive idea because the very notion of a faith comes from fear and dogmas.<<<
>
> What is religion? Are the Dharma and the religion same thing? For example, when we say water has dharma, it makes sense but when we say Islam is a dharma; hence water has islam, does it make sense? What malacious intent on his part to mingle this up and make his own context and create his own hateful propaganda? It must be exposed.
>
> What is progressive idea? and What is not so progressive idea to him? And what are the differences between the two? that relates to Islam in his view with credible facts from the quran.
>
> What is fear and dogma? what Islam's edicts in his view are dogmatic and fearful? Must provide with credible references from the Quran.
>
> What is faith? is Islam a faith? what makes a faith a faith? Let's not get away this guy with his sinful intent to misguide us with his narrow political opportunist.
>
> Is it politics or agression that when one nation sends 100 or 200 hundred thousands of its heavily armed troops across a border and subjugates its peace loving people and kills three millions of her citizens? If it requires a faith then Hindus and chrisnity faith have done that.
>
> Is there any recent history that Islam has done that?
>
> Let's not get away this fellow with his extreme hindu-right-wing views in disguise and blaming Islam for dividing his ancestral homeland.
>
> I had asked of him in the past of how the word science speak for itself have not got any response ever since.
>
> I want him to answer these questions as he rightfully recogniszed that the politicians are rarely intellectuals or social reformers. so i want him to fill the intellectual and reformers gap of politicans for us.
>
> One thing I find of this fellow's views are consistent with Cyrus' views in terms of India's disunification and reunification motives are playing in their respective propaganda technique. or perhaps Cyrus and Akbar are the same person in two different names as an RAW agent working for india's interest?
>
>
>
> --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Akbar Hussain <akbar_50@> wrote:
>
> Mr.Ezajur Rahman wrote,
>
> Which other country splits its young boys into two distinct and opposing groups at a young age? It is social and political suicide. Oh wait! Pakistan does it too!
>
> I find this comment is very thought provoking and intelligent. But the unfortunate truth is that politicians are rarely intellectuals or social reformers. They are short sighted and mean too. The sad state of Pakistan should work as an eye opener to any reasonable person how religion can be used to destroy the very foundation of a modern nation. The core truth is that religion is never a progressive idea because the very notion of a faith comes from fear and dogmas. It's very dangerous to think or accept that a nation can be administered through religious edicts. Talking
> > of faith as a source of inspiration or total guidance is totally insane and
> > this is very much evident in the case of Pakistan, a nation which was created on a profoundly wrong
> > notion of faith. Pakistan sustained itself from 1947 to this day by creating a
> > religious passion and the consequences are in front of us. The tragic division
> > of India in the name of religion was a blunder and the whole
> > subcontinent is paying for this blunder, now.
> >
> >
> >
> > Akbar Hussain
> >
> >
> >
> > To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
> > From: ezajur.rahman@
> > Date: Sat, 4 Apr 2009 08:55:45 +0000
> > Subject: [ALOCHONA] Re: Let the truth be said.
> >
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> > Dear Alochok Jamil
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> > No problems regarding our segregated education system are about to start. The problems have already started. The trouble is that our chicken**** political parties have no backbone to tackle the real social problems of our country. Far easy to talk about the past, tease the opposition and get the Japanese to build another bridge.
> >
> > Which other country splits its young boys into two distinct and opposing groups at a young age? It is social and political suicide. Oh wait! Pakistan does it too!
> >
> > I have no problem admitting that there are good madrassahs and good madrassah students. But that does not justify tearing the heart of our country in two. We need dialogue and leadership to bring all our young into the same classroom. Maybe we need to bring Islam more into our mainstream education. Whatever the solution is let the dialogue begin for God's sake.
> >
> > Look at Awami League's parliamentary majority! Look at the rhetoric of Awami League! Is now not the best time to address the issue of madrassah education? But they won't. Cowards.
> >
> > But all governments are the same. Complain about ngos but do nothing about them when in power. Complain about madrassahs but do nothing about them when in power. Just to save money. Filthy, filthy thinking.
> >
> > I have met a lot of fine men who had a madrassah education when they were young. I have met a lot of fine men who have argued for the madrassah system.
> >
> > Not one of them sent their children to a madrassah.
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Ezajur Rahman
> >
> > Kuwait
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> >
> > --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Jamil Ahmed <jamil_dhaka@> wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > > That's how it will start.
> > > �
> > > May be some bombing here and there will create enough fear among
> > > Bangladesh to stop all Madrasah. I don't like the system of� � Madrasah
> > > anyway but creating fear to create division among muslim will not serve us well.
> > > � What need is useful education for all, good� science and math � teacher at Madrasah.
> > > Only then there will have even plane field for all.
> > >
> > > �
> > > �
> > > --- On Wed, 4/1/09, haquetm83@ haquetm83@ wrote:
> > >
> > > From: haquetm83@ haquetm83@
> > > Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Let the truth be said.
> > > To: alochona@yahoogroups.com, bangla-vision@yahoogroups.com, reform-bd@yahoogroups.com
> > > Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2009, 10:32 AM
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> > > Hate campaign against Qawmi Madrasah or madrash education (islmaic education) is nothing but orchestrating or creating a fear factors and solely diverted against Islam or Muslims.
> > > �
> > > While they (those preachers under the guise of secularism or else) enormously become successful in their relentless endeavor to bring Muslim down (which they will of course deny) that also goes hand in hand with the imperialist design� or hegemonic control - as part of their so called security reason or foreign policy there of (which most of the Bangladeshi diasphora� in the west even at denial state -calls it imaginary).
> > > �
> > > Wish they understood what means education, save the religious belief, or right to education for all. Had they understood, they would tell, atleast uttered in some form that a prototype of� Qawmi system that is cheapest, generous,� self generated and self regulated -i.e without any frame work of regulations and control may be copied so that vast majority of poorest can access some form of education - free and often with food incentive.
> > > �
> > > Had they understood, instead, they would� have� spirited enthusiasm to modify or develop the structure to facilitate so that a son or a daughter of a peasant who earns less than a dollar, can not pay for tuition, often for food even, can learn how to read his history, manage his own account (basic math) and know his creator and the� virtues in life.
> > > �
> > > Because their crocodile tears for 'right and education' only to deceive those poor learners from any form of education while the whole governement mechanism sit lam duck on the issue with many pretexts. Exactly that is� what they cry for.
> > > �
> > > Looking at the structured education and its quality and the way those preachers dominate ruthlessly� under the protection of their protector only made bangladeshi education and its institutions breeding place for corruption and its breeders. 37 years on, they have achieved very little and have no intention to improve it. they may be complacent with their� so called reform program but I am not and can not be.� Because I want real education� that is effective and pragmatic and knowledge bearing, whether in literature, science, politics, economics, religion or anthropology.
> > > �
> > > For a true learner there is no short cut to knowledge, a meticulous process without any hinderance is the only way to earn it. As there is no short cut to heaven, no quick process to� get enlightened also.
> > > �
> > > Those� half educated Mollah at Qawmi or Alia Madrasahs and� politically appointed professors or teachers in our schools do nothing good but bring� chaos and undermine our� desperate effort to climb the ladder.
> > > �
> > > If little educated (who can only get employed here to make a living) Mollas are dangerous with their short cut theories to heaven so is those subservient, parasital, politically appointed or privileged teachers. And this is the truth. Either you are with those poors or with those perpatrators.� You are free to choose your option.
> > > �
> > > Haque� � � �
> > > �
> > > (Those fear mongers learnt their lesson from Hitler's policy of creating fear before the onslaught.� I do not see the leader who could say to us 'you have nothing to fear but fear itself')
> > > �
> > >
> > >
> > > --- On Sun, 29/3/09, Akbar Hussain akbar_50@ wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > > From: Akbar Hussain akbar_50@
> > > Subject: [ALOCHONA] Let the truth be said.
> > > To: "alochona group" alochona@yahoogroups.com
> > > Date: Sunday, 29 March, 2009, 4:14 AM
> > >
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> > >
> > >
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> > > There is a long standing conviction among the conservative Muslim circle that Madrassa education is holy and essential to continue Islamic teachings. This belief in the Madrassa education was never shared by the majority in the Islamic communities around the world. The reality is that most of the Muslim children go for modern education avoiding institutional religious learning. But the demons created in the Madrassas around the world harvest on the fear factor which is the main pillar of Islam. � To be frank Madrassa education is there to produce some most reactionary minds ready to challenge the changing times and modern enlightenments. It’s a wrong perception that Islam should stand alone as a religion and should still continue to claim that it’s a complete code of life. A philosophical basis of life does not depend on any faiths specific preaching’s. This wrong historical fallacy is the only curricula that are being taught in the Madrassas and a
> > > perpetual platform for conflict is created. The notion of a supreme fear which was used by Prophet Mohammad to discipline the pagan Arabs of Mecca has travelled to these days which still dominate the general Muslim psyche. The evil of fear can’t be accepted to guide a person’s life in his search for goodness. It’s tantamount to serving Satan in the name of religion. There is an unbearable and deafening silence among the Muslims to confront the evil of religious extremism is self destructive. In a sleepy village of Bhola in Bangladesh arms and ammunition has been discovered in a Madrassa funded by a fundamentalist from London . Who is the enemy in Bangladesh ? An 85% Muslim nation? Looking at the current upsurge of Islamic extremism one can safely conclude that Islam as a faith is helpless to guide its followers to the right path. Time has come to realize that every suicide bomber is potentially destroying a minaret of Islam. It’s just a matter
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Something seriously needs to be cleared out. Pakistan is a state that is close to be called a failed state, if it elects people like Mr.10%, I personally believe that it has a very bleak future. The Taliban control it, and it wants to control more of it.

Secondly, Islamic law is great, but one thing that people fail to realise that it is a guide to how things should be done, they think it is a full implementation, whereas, they are simply guidelines. So if something is shown to be seriously punished, it means that it has to be handled with the situation in that time. Furthermore, religion is what keeps Bangladesh alive, how do u possibly imagine such as corrupt system can maintain a population of 150 million.

Thirdly, the Awami League does have credits, it is the political party that freed and liberated Bangladesh, and under its command we gained Bangladesh. But, the party has been using this as an excuse to get themselves elected, and also a cover up for their ppl like Haji Selim, and also they failed and corrupt system. So I personally think that we need to get over the history and get on with the mystery that is our future. Furthermore, AL, is far too sensetive about their reputation. We all know that BNP’s claim that Zia is the father of the nation is an absolute lie, and they are just doing it because they want to **** off AL, and its working. They also do it because our simple minded JONOGON will vote for the AL. No matter what ppl say, AL has workers even at the grass root level, and BNP really does not compare to the sheer size that AL alone possesses. This however, in no way shows that AL is better, its just bigger and has a larger impact on Bangladesh's history.

Fourthly, when on God's earth are we going to stop competing with Pakistan, we are already better that them, I mean in no way can we be more screwed up than them man, so for the love of god, stop bringing that damn thing up again and again and again, Mr. Ezajur Rahman makes bold comments and he is respectably intelligent, however, we need to get on with more pressing issues such as how to improve things like the water system, and the electricity system instead of just fighting over opinion, some people have such stubborn opinion that they believe that Zia is the promised leader and no matter what u say, they will have no trouble kissing his feet. So, take my advice the great alochok thinkers, just get over with Pakistan, settle the differences and work for the future, what is done is done and in no way can we change it. We need to look at the bigger picture ppl, that we have a population of 150 million and we better get our minds to work because very soon the streets of Bangladesh is going to be impossible to move in.

Fifthly, there is nothing wrong with Madrasa education, its just the education that we provide in our madrassas are run by a bunch of Pig header Mollahs, in fact the greatest of Japanese scientists have found new means of technology from within the Quran, so all those who think that innovation cannot be gotten from old religious beliefs, u are all bloody wrong and very stupidly ignorant, you all believe in screwed up generalisation that have been passed on for many years for centuries, so if u want to believe in that than do so, I don’t care byt remember, that we have the power of speech, we cannot afford to abuse it and give our younger generations the wrong idea.

All the people who think that Islam is the wrong religion u are hell wrong man, cuz u seem to combine Islam with this horrid, feral and heinous crime that we call 'terrorism'. We condemn it, and those who cant hear it out loud enough get hearing aid. Furthermore, those who insult other religions should be very careful with their use of language, remember, what you write reflects upon what your religion teaches you, and the guy who said that Islam is evil, is very rude and is utterly an impotent to fall into the generalisations and the false fears of many populations.

Sixthly, it the the aggressive and rude attitude of those who call other ppl's religion evil, that have hindered Bangladesh's growth, ppl we are looking to find similarities and from that build a friendship that can advance the Nation, for divide ourselves, are we all that blind?

Every point is valid in discussion; however, not every valid point is one that should be mentioned. Not every point deserves recognition, not every point is well thought out. Those of you who are dumb enough to understand the larger scale of things will realise that Bangladesh still has not had its industrial revolution, so please lets seal the differences and get on with building on the things that we as Bangladeshis have in common. If it takes a high school kid to point this out to so many ppl, learned and respectable, we are rlly messed up.


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