Who will undo the inevitable?

Submitted by PUSHPAL ROY (India), Oct 5, 2006 at 17:27

A chinese proverb goes like " when God wishes to kill somebody, he just spoils his or her brain". The activities of Islamic Jehadis reminded me the old, very old saying. I studied urdu and islamic verses from a learned maulana of Deoband,uttar pradesh during 1976-77 and later from a highly educated lady at a language school in Kolkata. Both the maulana and the mohtalma (lady) said to my queries that those who killed millions during the riots of 1906,1920,1946 and many more are not muslims- they are simply criminals. About the recent jehadis the learned lady replied that these people's brains are spoilt (un par junoon sawar hai).

So, in my opinion Islamic penalty must be given to these beasts- they should be beheaded. Indian muslims are generally peace loving and they are ashamed for the communal breakdown of the great country in 1947 by the Muslim League. In many Hindi films I have seen muslim youths trying to give proof of their loyalty to the nation. Most Indian muslims hate pakistan and its creators. My friend- a persian teacher at a school in West Bengal said India must have destroyed Pakistan in 1999 when it attacked us. His high school going daughter unfurls Indian tricolour on each Independence day which my son does not. She is more Indian than my son. My friend's conviction is that had Netaji Bose alive and had the rein of the freedom movement after 1943, which was deprived to him by the dirty congress leaders like Jawaharlal and his mentor Gandhi- India would never have divided.

I support the cause of Israel and the need of a homeland for the deprived Jews but not eviction of palestinian Arabs. The British had created a second palestine in India by dividing it in three parts. The blockhead Jawaharlal Nehru parted with 45% of Kashmir and ordered a ceasefire which is forbidden in warfare (cf oOct invasion by Pakistan,1947). How much damage to the country was done by this Nehru family is a thing of research. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad lamented why he gave the rein of Congress party to Jawarlal when Ballavbhai Patel was his choice(book: india wins freedom).

Like the ancient munis of Hindu puranas I can see total destruction of the madcap jehadis who have waged war against the civilized world. Now the world is polarized between civilized people and few thousand orthodox muslims - they have desecreted the word talib(student). I also endorse the view of 14th century Byzantine emperor that Islam was spread in a wrong manner during the Baghdad khalifas of 7th century and after. If you consider religion a school of philosophy and like a commodity modest marketing technics should have been adopted for spread of religion. Taslima Nasreen is a revered and learned lady and I am a great fan of her writings. The government of west bengal and India have acted just like the orthodox mullahs of Bangladesh in treating her. Shame to the communal "communists" of West Bengal and my hats off to the great lady. As per the Vedas only "sad" or truth will last through time. In India Hindu political leaders are more communal than ordinary muslims of the country. When Hindus were cleansed,annihilated in Kashmir after 1984, no political party other than BJP and few muslim organisations raised voices of protest . About Gujarat, which was a reprisal snowballed after a long time, all "secularist parties" cried hysterically. For the same crime Gandhi was done away with. Even God will not be able to save us if this wonderful democracy is not desroyed in India. Like Netaji, I believe that in a country of illiterates democracy is a curse. To me nation ("Koum") comes first and not any religion.

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