" Terry Jones insisted he would go ahead with his plans, despite criticism from the top U.S. general in Afghanistan, the White House and the State Department, as well as a host of religious leaders." Either it is Terry Jones or the ossama bin ladin , are we gone so helpless agenist these few fundamentalist who think they can take the religious belife of millions into the direction they wish.. muslim world keep condemming acts of ossama bin ladin , but they ...
Originally Posted by Rage This discussion requires viewing of the following link: http://fora.tv/2010/06/16/Ed_Moses_Clean_Fusion_Power_This_Decade#Beyond_Ene rgy_Using_Fusion_to_Understand_the_Universe The National Ignition Facility, Lawrence Livermore, California https://lasers.llnl.gov/ ...
I have been following the events that are unfolding in Kashmir very closely and trying to understand the situation. I must admit it took me long time to understand the problem. I am trying to put my argument here as to why people are asking for Azadi, what they really mean by that and what can India do to make things better. My analysis says that the main cause of irritation amongst the Kashmir’s is the caged life they are living. Their movement is restricted they are often asked to show ...
Amnesty International recently published a report about the UK's use of control orders which said that terrorism should be dealt with by the criminal justice system. I related to this idea in an article on JURIST, the University of Pittsburgh School of Law site. News stories like this emphasize how simplistic Amnesty's solutions are. It's not news that Muslims are radicalized in prisons. You can enter the criminal justice system a non-Muslim criminal and exit a Muslim terrorist. It's ...
Updated 01-09-2010 at 02:08 AM by vishal_lionheart
Originally Posted by johnee We see yet another controversy in Pakistan cricket. Pakistan cricket and controversy go hand in hand but this time the controversy is not limited to Pakistan team or Pakistan cricket. This issue impacts world cricket. Some of prominent pakistani players are being probed by scotland yard over spot-fixing allegations. An english tabloid conducted a sting operation and exposed how pakistani players were bowling no-balls in a test match after taking money from a fixer. The fixer allegedly boasted that ...
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