Wrong Message To the Muslim World

Brad Jennings

Colin Davies said: Personally I think anyone unregistered should be bundled on a plane and never allowed readmission back in. Exactly. If they didn't have enough respect for US rules to register then they shouldn't be allowed back into the country when they get caught regardless of nationality or religion. Rules are rules. Brad Jennings "if the golden arches shut shop, where else are the VB people going to get work." - Colin Davies

Anonymous

Brad Jennings wrote: enough respect for US rules US rules and respect :-D Do they respect rules of other countries?? Didn't they throw missile inside Yemen to kill "terrorists"... Didn't their spy planes violated Chinese air space ???

Mike Gaskey

Anonymous wrote: Didn't they throw missile inside Yemen to kill "terrorists Yes, and in colusion with the Yemmeni gov. One o fthe terrorists, by the way, was from America and was being sought as a part of the Buffalo 6, all trained un Al Q. Anonymous wrote: Didn't their spy planes violated Chinese air space ??? No. China claims 200 miles off shore, few countries recognize that limit - 3 miles os the norm. Mike

Roger Wright

Paul Antonio wrote: FBI cameras are found everywhere, inside parks, schools, hotels, shopping centres, business areas, airports; everywhere some eye is watching everyone. The cameras inside airports are directly controlled from US. It would be very interesting to see some proof of this. Is there a link to something other than unfounded accusations in an inflamatory newspaper? I ask because the FBI has no authority outside the US, so this comes as a surprise to me. The Bureau does assist other governments when requested, but never on their own authority. They are a domestic police force, limited in their operations to the continental US and properties of the US government (like military bases and embassies) in other countries. Nobody wants to read a diary by someone who has not seen the shadow of Bubba on the prison shower wall in front of them!
Paul Watson, on BLOGS and privacy - 1/16/2003

Rohit Sinha

Imran Farooqui wrote: After September 11 incident, Indian Sikhs were also targetted, guess for what, yes, for the reason that they had thick beards on their faces and they look like muslims Yes, you are right, that did happen in fact. But there was nothing from the US government, but by the normal people who were confused of the origin of the Sikhs. You have to remember that tension was very high back then and everybody was feeling paranoid, vulnerable and angry at the same time. The similarity because of the beard and turban was what led people to do it. Imran Farooqui wrote: FBI is carrying out operations in Pakistan "without" any permission from the government. Really? :omg: I didn't know that the FBI operated outside the US. ;P I think you mean to say some US agency when you say FBI, and are just using it loosely. In that case, either the US agency is very efficient at sly operations, or the Pak government leaves much to be desired. I mean without the government's knowledge? And why weren't those cameras removed after the authorities learned about them? Do you have any link to subtantiate your claim?
Regards,

Rohit Sinha

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brianwelsch

I imagine, it is not uncommon for leaders to make special arrangements unknown to the general population. So Pakistani government's "protest" is probably all part of the deal. Why would the Pakistani government allow the US to remain at all, if it knew they were illegally detaining people? Pretty weak government if thats the case. BW "Gandalf. Yes. That is what they used to call me. Gandalf the Grey. *I* am Gandalf the White." - Gandalf the White

Fazlul Kabir

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Jorgen Sigvardsson

That was the intended analogy I tried to convey. -- "And God said, Let us make man in our image"

Imran Farooqui

Rohit Sinha wrote: I didn't know that the FBI operated outside the US. You are absolutely wrong, maybe unaware. FBI is extremely active in Pakistan. I am unable to provide you any link because i am busy in Cricket :) but still have a look here. Infact they arrived in India without invitation of West Bengal govt :-D

Imran Farooqui

Roger Wright wrote: The Bureau does assist other governments when requested, but never on their own authority. You are absolutely right, initially FBI started its activities after the permission of government but now they are out of control.

Anonymous

Rohit Sinha wrote: I didn't know that the FBI operated outside the US. Rubbish statement of the century, atleast you can look google.

Kant

Imran Farooqui wrote: You are absolutely wrong, maybe unaware. FBI is extremely active in Pakistan. FBI in Pakistan??? :confused: From the above link: LAHORE: After installing hi-tech top of the line computer system -- PISCES -- at Karachi and more recently at Lahore Airport to check the US-wanted citizens boarding international flights, the FBI is going to install close-circuit cameras (CC) at selective spots in Karachi to monitor the movement of the suspects. I think FBI is a federal authority within in USA. I am still confused.. :~ They are installing the cameras in the International Airport, which btw comes under International Area eventhough the Airport is in Pakistan. Follow live World Cup Cricket scores here[^]

Lost User

Rohit Sinha wrote: And why weren't those cameras removed after the authorities learned about them? Their warships are in Arabian sea. Rohit Sinha wrote: but by the normal people who were confused of the origin of the Sikhs. Indian muslims are also worried in US. I've read the news of many incidents like these[^] in past 6 months.

Lost User

brianwelsch wrote: Why would the Pakistani government allow the US to remain at all, if it knew they were illegally detaining people? Pretty weak government if thats the case. Warships in the Arabian sea are not far away from Pakistani coast. ;)

Michael A Barnhart

Shehzad Ansari wrote: Indian muslims are also worried in US. Why do you elect to just say "Indian Muslims". Do you expect the US authorities to ignore a report that someone looked like a suspect? Not that it is good that innocent people are held but it is a fact of life. It is not based on him being Indian or Muslim. When I was younger a fight happened in a city that I was driving by. My car looked like one seen with people leaving the scene and my jacket was typical of the style worn. I was held for awhile until it was shown where I can come from could be clearly established. Authorities were looking for someone and I happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. It was nothing against me. Now a few questions? It would be totally against US law for the FBI to place this equipment, unless their aid had been requested by the government in question. So assume they are breaking the law. Do you honestly think the US citizens would knowingly allow this? Not to be offensive but I do feel that to much of your information is coming for propaganda source. Now I do not expect that none of your information comes from propaganda, that happens through out the world and is back to a fact of life. We must try to sort out what is propaganda and what is not. "I will find a new sig someday."

Rohit Sinha

Imran Farooqui wrote: You are absolutely wrong, maybe unaware. Maybe, I am not sure. I still think the FBI operates inside the US only, and if it does so, it can only do it with the permission of the local authorities. I could be wrong though, of course. Imran Farooqui wrote: because i am busy in Cricket Cool! :) Imran Farooqui wrote: but still have a look here. Did you read the whole article? Till the end? If you haven't, do it now. You will find that the Pakistani officials were also involved and had their own representation. How else do you think it would be possible? Imran Farooqui wrote: Infact they arrived in India without invitation of West Bengal govt Clear misrepresentation of facts on your part. Again you didn't read the whole article. The FBI guys did fly in to Kolkata, but the Chief Minister of West Bengal said he would not take their help, because it is unconstitutional. As far as the invitation part goes, do you always go somewhere because the government invites you? ;P
Regards,

Rohit Sinha

Character is like a tree, and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing.
- Abraham Lincoln

The whole world steps aside for the man who knows where he is going.
- Anonymous

Rohit Sinha

Anonymous wrote: Rubbish statement of the century I am glad I could make the list. I wasn't even trying, let me assure you. :) Perhaps you could come out of momma's lap now and post after you log in, eh? ;P
Regards,

Rohit Sinha

Character is like a tree, and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing.
- Abraham Lincoln

The whole world steps aside for the man who knows where he is going.
- Anonymous

Rohit Sinha

Shehzad Ansari wrote: Indian muslims are also worried in US. I've read the news of many incidents like these[^] in past 6 months. Bah, what rubbish! Guys like you try to find some sort of angle to everything. Did you read the article before you posted the link? I'm sure you didn't. Or maybe you did, but were counting on the fact that no one else would. From the article: "A security screener at London's Heathrow Airport thought the passenger resembled a man on a "no-fly" list, " Clearly, he had to be questioned, Indian, American, Pakistani, whatever his nationality. If he is suspect, they need to talk to him. Also from the article: "Adeel, whose nationality was not immediately released, was traveling with a woman, the airline said. He was interviewed and released about two hours after being taken into custody." Nowhere does the article say the man was an Indian, only that he was travelling on an Air India plane. He may have been an Indian, or may not have been an Indian. The article doesn't tell you.
Regards,

Rohit Sinha

Character is like a tree, and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing.
- Abraham Lincoln

The whole world steps aside for the man who knows where he is going.
- Anonymous

Mike Gaskey

Fazlul Kabir wrote: Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: What's next? Require muslims to wear crescent patches? Reminds me of Jews wearing star of David patches in Nazi Germany Should the US start requiring Muslims to wear crescent patches it would be much different than this analogy implies. In the case of the Jews in Germany it was a matter of identifying cattle to be slaughtered. In the case of the USA it would be to identify those who support the slaughter of innocents, simply because they do not believe or how have elected leaders that have somehow offended a god or prophet. Big differnce. Mike

Lost User

Score: 2.1 (5 votes). Ooooohhhhh! The pro-WTC attack element has spoken. X| X| Mike Mullikin :beer:

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