muslim rulers

Submitted by niaz brohi (United States), Mar 11, 2008 at 19:15

Susan !

Why don't you say all Muslim Countries around the world and their rulers are tyrants their system and they are worst then apartheid, slavery, crusades, atrocities of Great Britain in 16^th and 17^th centuries and carnage of Abu Gharib and tortures of Guantanamo penal Island!

If you know about any mosques, Munders, Synagogues in Vatican please let me know their address, I would be interested and pleased to know about the peaceful co-existence of communities over there.

Although , you gave me examples of Chechnya (suppressed by Russia), Thailand (Buddhist Country with human rights violations by Army), Kosovo (anguished by Serbian occupation)! yet you forgot American , Russian, Serbian , English, French atrocities L . and Benito Mussolini's ,Carlo Favagrossa, and Italian Royal Army (Regio Esercito) , lust for the Balkans , Albanians , Libyans and hostilities in North Africans colonies and military campaigns in East Africa !

Please sneak a look into the history (before referring me Karachi's history) and the present world crimes and you will see bloody faces of tyrants, most evil despots & dictators most of them non-Muslims, non-Hindus , non-Christians ……you know what I mean…..so don't give me a fake list instead have a look at the following list too:

Joseph Arthur Ankrah (Ghana, 1966)

• Frank Bainimarama (Fiji, 2000)
• Maurice Bishop (Grenada, 1979-1983;
• Jean-Bédel Bokassa (Central African Republic, 1966)
• Sonthi Boonyaratglin (Thailand, 2006)
• Juan María Bordaberry (Uruguay, 1973)
• Pierre Buyoya (Burundi, 1987)
• Pedro Carmona (Venezuela, 2002 during a two-day coup)
• Lansana Conté (Guinea, 1984)
• Idriss Déby (Chad, 1990)
• Jorge Serrano Elías (Guatemala, 1993)
• Henry George Grey, 3rd Earl Grey (New Zealand)
• Gyanendra (Nepal, 2005)
• Yahya Jammeh (The Gambia, 1994)
• Leabua Jonathan (Lesotho, 1970)
• Johnny Paul Koroma (Sierra Leone)
• Seyni Kountché (Niger, 1974)
• Efraín Ríos Montt (Guatemala, 1982)
• Henri Namphy (Haiti, 1988)
• Milton Obote (Uganda, 1966)
• Park Chung Hee (South Korea, 1971)
• Augusto Pinochet (Chile, 1973)
• Miguel Primo de Rivera (Spain)
• Sitiveni Rabuka (Fiji, 1987)
• Jerry Rawlings (Ghana, 1981)
• France-Albert René (Seychelles, 1977)
• Denis Sassou-Nguesso (Republic of the Congo, 1997-2002). Saw Maung (Burma, 1988)

• Sobhuza II (Swaziland, 1973)
• Amadou Toumani Touré (Mali, 1991)
• Saye Zerbo (Upper Volta, 1980)
• Adolf Hitler (Germany, )

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