Condolences expressed for Osama bin Laden in Pak parliament

Submitted by surinder97 (United States), May 11, 2011 at 02:38

Subj: Condolences expressed for Osama bin Laden in Pak parliament

1. ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's main rightist party Jamiat Ulema Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), which has so far avoided public rallies and protests over the death of Osama bin Laden, broke its silence in the parliament when one of its legislators expressed condolences on behalf of his party for the soul of the slain al-Qaida chief on Tuesday.
During the parliamentary session, Maulvi Asmatullah of the JUI-F, a Deobandi organization, stood from his seat and started offering prayers for the departed soul of bin Laden. He was subsequently joined by other legislators from his party as well as the opposition benches.
"God bless Osama bin Laden and rest his soul in peace," the parliamentarians said in one voice. The ruling PPP did not join them which provided a good opportunity for the clerics to question their Islamic credentials before journalists outside the parliament.
Faisal Karim Kundi, deputy speaker of the National Assembly, tried his best to stop the legislators from this move but in vain. Expressing his resentment, Kundi said that it was against the decorum of the house that they offered prayers without his permission.
On this, Asmatullah said that Osama bin Laden was a Muslim and even the US accepted this reality. "His funeral was offered at the USS Carl Vinson before his body was buried at the sea," Asmatullah said.
Pakistan's other rightist parties, particularly the Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), offered funeral prayers in absentia for bin Laden across the country.

2. COMMENT:

Quote: ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's main rightist party Jamiat Ulema Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), which has so far avoided public rallies and protests over the death of Osama bin Laden, broke its silence in the parliament when one of its legislators expressed condolences on behalf of his party for the soul of the slain al-Qaida chief on Tuesday.

COMMENT: They can pray to Allah till cows come home, but Osama Bin Laden, is neither coming back, nor is he in Allah's Janat ( Moslem's Paradise ), he is in Allah's Jhanam ( Islamic Hell ), some where at the bottom of Arabian Sea, not too far from the land of Uncivilized-Bedouins. Yanki-Marcos ( Marine Commandos ) got Osama despite Allah's protection. They smashed Allah's image, who (Allah ) seems to be at the end of a rope.

One thing is indubitable about Yanki-Marcos: They don't do Pussy-Footing, they are Capable, Quick, Smart, and Decisive. Allah's Trophy ( Osama Bin Laden ) got smashed during Operation of this astute-bunch..

4. Quote: "God bless Osama bin Laden and rest his soul in peace," the parliamentarians said in one voice. The ruling PPP did not join them which provided a good opportunity for the clerics to question their Islamic credentials before journalists outside the parliament.

COMMENT: The ruling PPP dis not join the Islamic Glee Club, to utter Voice-Ensemble, to keep Paki ship on the course of political-correctness. Pakistan is playing a Double-Game, and it is quite a story.

For several days, Pakis have been spinning out stories that, it did not happen at all, and that Osama is not dead. Conspiracy theories are embedded in the phyche of Paki people. Pakis have been inventing lies, and believe that story of Osama's death, has been invented by Americans, to assist the re-election of President Barack Obama. The truth is:

" Our Marcos-Boys hit a Grand-Slam. "

5. Conclusion: Pakistan is a Pathological-Liar. Lying to Kafirs ( Non-Moslem Infidels ) is protected under Al Taqiyya. When it comes to dealing with Kafirs, Islam has a slaughter-house mentality. We cannot gag the Pakis, nor their Cadillac of Lies. It is too much to expect Pakistan to come out clean ( and admit its lies ). But despite its ramapge of lies, Pakistan has been caught with its pants down. Pakistan's Ar*e is showing.

Surinder Paul Attri

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