Dear Alochok Shamim
You may chose to go and spit on the graves of the hanged. Fine.
What patriotic freedom fighter Army are you talking about?! These same forces were distrusted, mishandled and undermined by Mujib. These same forces stood by and let the assasination occur. They did not fight Army elements directly involved in the gruesome murder. They did not rebel against those who came to power as a result of the murder. They did nothing. Because they were given extra rations of milk and rice?
The killers did not flee like rats. They fled like the real killers behind the BDR massacre. Both sets of killers fled with help from elements within the government and the Army. They fled with confidence and planning in broad daylight.
The killers of Mujib spoke on television, took up posts in our embassies, became famous in our political folklore. They lived full lives - they started businesses, raised families, educated their children, enjoyed our gorgeous dawat culture and took daytime walks in the park with their conscience.
The killers left Bangladesh because it was the most strategically and politically correct move to make. Thats all. Spare us the nonsense about an enraged and outraged nation that drove them out in 1975. Even the Daily Star is starting to believe the hype.
Their families appeared on television mourning their loved ones. You exaggerate when you talk about their shame and isolation. Their families are quietly defiant still.
You justify AL's almost total silence about Mujib's murder in the 70's due to Zia's government - but you think these families could be vocal in 2010 in the face of AL's political machinery.
Tens of millions in Bangladesh were not in mourning after the assasination of Mujib and tens of millions are not celebrating after these hangings.
You are right - what goes around comes around. It did for the killers of Mujib. Possible many who oppose AL also grudgingly think so. That would be okay. Its just that millions in 1975 also thought what goes around comes around when Mujib was assasinated. Its just a fact.
May unhappiness await all those who have twisted the destiny of our nation since 1971. Without exception.
And including all those who spread the lie that with these hangings the rule of law has returned for Bangladesh.
Hellfire is not exempt for the elected leaders of Bangladesh.
Ezajur Rahman
Kuwait
--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "ShamimC" <veirsmill@...> wrote:
>
>
> What a foolish thinking! Patriotic freedom fighter Bangladesh army drove
> these killer bustards out of the country in three months. Not a single
> army personal accepted killers among them.
>
>
>
> The cowards gave up and ran like a rat to save their soul with just one
> shunting from the brave Bangladesh army. Coward killer gang left the
> country in exile wearing burkha boarding Biman in one cloth.
>
>
>
> For last thirty-four years, the killers could not sleep or lead a normal
> life. Their was no friend or relative who acknowledge them. Always they
> had to hide out their identity wherever they went. What a life!!!
> Probably it was Allah's justice that they faced they rope around
> their neck after serving Allah's judgment of thirty four years of
> solitary confinement and extreme disgraceful life not just for them but
> for their family.
>
>
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> Congratulation to the people of Bangladesh for sending the traitors, the
> killers to hang dry. Alhamdulillah, gratitude to Allah for helping
> people of Bangladesh to accomplish and execute the judgment.
>
> I pray to Almighty Allah to start their hellfire right as they enter to
> their grave and burn them until the judgment day to send them to their
> final address Jahannam.
>
> Regards
>
> Shamim Chowdhury
> Maryland, USA
>
>
>
> --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "Chou" <worldbznews@> wrote:
> >
> > A very sad day for our patriotic Bangladeshis and a big lose for the
> Army of Bangladesh. I can not believe the army could not stop this
> senseless killing. Mujib was a corrupt and was about to sell out the
> country to India with the proclaimation of Bakshal in Bangladesh. These
> heroes from the Army actually saved the country from the utter
> destruction of Al rule. I have to congratulate them for the work they
> did and hope someday more patriotic soldiers like his will come to help
> the country. The army has become a soft and unprofessional one lately
> and this killings actually bores that signature. A very sad day for
> Bangladesh.
> >
>
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