Posted on 31 March 2010. Tags: Afghan
Nearly two of every three male juveniles arrested in Afghanistan are physically abused, according to a study based on interviews with 40 percent of all those now incarcerated in the country’s juvenile justice system.
The study, carried out by U.S. defense attorney Kimberly Motley for the international children’s rights organization Terre des Hommes, reveals a justice system that subjects juveniles, many of whom are already innocent victims, to torture, forced confessions and blatant violation of their rights in court.
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Posted in Afghan, Current Affairs, Politics, US Int Rel., US Poli
Posted on 31 March 2010. Tags: CIA Double agent Headley, Mumbai murders, Pakistan, US
There is a lot of news about the murder in Mumbai–most of it emanating from Delhi. The Indians are very skeptical of any and all US claims. The American son of a diplomat was involved in drugs and worked for the DEA after being arrested for drug distribution is at the core of the Indo-US [...]
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Posted in Current Affairs
Posted on 31 March 2010. Tags: Afghanistan war, Bharat surrenders in Kabul
The inevitable has happened. Hardly had the ink dried on the instrument of the Strategic Dialogue in Washington between Pakistan and American–that Delhi has announced a gradual but determined withdrawal from Kabul. Kabul Bombs deliver clear message to India: Pack bags! Indian presence in Afghanistan is history! Delhi’s worst nightmare: A “Taliban” (Pakhtun) government in Kabul India leaving [...]
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Posted in Afghan, Current Affairs, India CA, Pak CA, Politics
Posted on 31 March 2010. Tags: 18th Amendment, Constitutional Reform, Mr. Asif Ali Zardari, Pakistan, PPPP
After the removal of Mr. Musharraf, the restoration of the judiciary, and the ratification of the National Finance Commission (NFC) Awards, the 18th Amendment has been approved by the Parliament’s Constitutional Reforms Committee (CRC). This is a great step forward. This is a gargantuan step forward, and represents the fourth time when the provinces, the people [...]
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Posted in Current Affairs
Posted on 31 March 2010. Tags: Aman ki asha, Gujarat
For those who are beguiled by the fake “Aman ki asha” propoganda blitz carried on by Geo, this news story should be a wake up call. Bharati and Bharati’s never miss an opportunity to malign and disparage Pakistan and Muslims.
While Pakistan celebrates the news of the marriage, many Bharatis (aka Indians) are asking for the expulsion of the Indian tennis player from Bharat. Even the private matter of a Pakistani cricketer with an Indian Tennis player has been opposed by Hinduist religious fanatics in Bharat (aka India)
It is because of the Pakistanphobic efforts of the Indian lobbies that Pakistan faced sanctions in the past. It is the Indian lobby in the US which works against Pakistani-Americans in elections and it this same Indian lobby which working the Asian Indian Hotel Owners Association supports the barbarism of bigots like Narendar Modi.
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Posted in Current Affairs, India CA, Pak CA
Posted on 31 March 2010. Tags: Helmand
The British are retreating from Afghanistan again. Only the fat lady needs to sing. Let us look at the history of British withdrawals in Afghanistan in the past and then see what they mean today. A recent study of Britain’s bloody withdrawal from Kabul in 1842 concluded that the first cause of the disaster had [...]
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Posted in Current Affairs, Politics, US CA
Posted on 30 March 2010. Tags: Indian Caste discrimination, racism
The worlds worst violation of human rights are going on in India. World conscience has been asleep. Indians hide the status of the Dalit and delve into tokenism to justify Caste discrimination. Half the population of India is shackled in slavery and hidden from plain view. This has to be exposed. The vehement arguments of [...]
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Posted in Current Affairs, India CA
Posted on 30 March 2010. Tags: Pakistan, President Abdullah Gul, Turkey
President Gul got a grand welcome in Islamabad. The people of Pakistan will accord a great welcome for the Turkish president who will be in Pakistan for four days. Turkey has been instrumental in bringing about a US and Pakistani entente and a reconciliation with Mr. Karzai. The burgeoning Turkish-Iranian-Pakistani-Afghan partnership is growing to the [...]
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Posted in Current Affairs, Pak CA
Posted on 30 March 2010.
The failure to rebuild the World Trade Center site in Manhattan has received endless attention. But public anger about this failed reconstruction should not been seen so negatively. After all, mental reconstruction has also still not been successful and is surely more needed, with too many Americans still accepting the official government story about 9/11. [...]
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Posted in Current Affairs, Politics, US CA, US Int Rel.
Posted on 30 March 2010. Tags: Iraq, US invasion
What’s wrong with this picture? Eight years after the U.S.-led invasion, with the phased American military withdrawal already underway and following elections this month that the Obama administration hopes will mark the closing chapter of U.S. involvement in Iraq, there are still more Iraqi refugees leaving their country than returning to it. According to the [...]
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Posted in Current Affairs, US Int Rel., US Poli
