The suffering of being a second class!
Link: BBC NEWS | Middle East | Children die in Baghdad car bomb.
A very outrageous and savage action happened again. This time, innocent children are victims of blind hatred in a dark age of war against humanity. The thing that is more irritating is that such incidents happen in Iraq almost every day just like in many other regions in the third world and people do not react that much. It is not I guess a very big demand from the world to react as much as the scale of the London explosions. I am in grief of such discrimination in action. If we believe in equality of humans, we shall react to the cruel actions against innocents who are caught in this war between US army and stupid mindless suicide bombers. Those innocent children had the right to live and this right has to be defended for other children. What these people want? Why children? Any one knows any English website/weblog by supporters of suicide bombings? We shall pour in hard debates!
Mr. B
Have you seen Gani's new pictures?
I have them posted on my blog.
Can you write your views regarding the gathering yesterday.
Posted by: persiandissident | July 13, 2005 at 09:14 PM
Mr. B
Have you seen Gani's new pictures?
I have them posted on my blog.
Can you write your views regarding the gathering yesterday.
Posted by: persiandissident | July 13, 2005 at 09:30 PM
Hmmm...do you think hard debates will help them? If they could've been pursuaded through
debates/discussions/logics, I don't think they were going to do such things.
Ah! I missed your interesting post about Human rights and the big discussions that were going on there. Now you have even closed the comment section. I just have to make some very short comments:
1. Anyone can speak for/against Mr.Behi or Daisy or
anybody. That's what blogs are for - an open democratic forum, like anybody can speak for/against
Bush.
2. I don't know much about Islam/Prophet, but I know the story about Gandhi's three monkeys by heart -
don't say bad thing, don't hear bad thing, don't speak bad thing and violence breeds violence. So, if anyone hears anything bad about Mohammad, best thing is not to pay much attention to them. Lots of research are also going on about Mary being 12 years old when Jesus
was born and that Madellan was Jesus's girlfriend and they had a daughter and so on. So whatever happened some 1000/2000 years back (and who knows how much of all these are facts/fictions/myths) shouldn't bother/affect us other than just having some scholarly knowledge.
3. Comment was made about Islam being the only religion whose Prophet is something. Really!!!???? Are all of us aware of all the religions - Hinduism,
Jainism, Sikhism, Budhism, ......., along with all the tribal/minor/ethnic religions that exist in various parts of Asia/Africa? Then please let me say something
(and because I'm from India and know more about the religions in that place, so I'm going to talk about
that only) - Hinduism, Budhism, Jainism has lots of stories (myths/fictions to others, facts/truth to hardcore believers perhaps), reading which people might think that these religions sanction wars, having 3000 girlfriends/boyfriends (and doing whatever all those people can imagine), practices sorceries/black-magic/witchcraft, child-marriage, practising human-sacrifice and what not. So, see Islam perhaps is not the only religion! And whatever people do/practises during certain period are influenced by the culture of that period. So, it's better not to judge them. Whatever we behave now, I'm sure 100/200 years later people are either going to appreciate or make fun of our current behaviours.
4. Religious fundamentalism is now present in each and every religion now and in a most ugliest form. It is AS BAD TO DENY CHARITIES/FOOD TO POOR PEOPLE UNLESS THEY CONVERT TO THAT RELIGION AS IT IS TO BLOW UP OTHERS USING BOMBS IN THE NAME OF RELIGION (Want to know more about what I'm talking here, then please ask me).
5. There are about 1 billion Muslims in this world. So, if all of them were bad and bend on doing terrorism, then I don't think this world was going to survive.
So, instead of calling each other by name or saying my religion is good and yours is bad and so on, it's high time that we start dialogue among cultures and find ways to unify this world so that we all become citizens of this world and not citizens of some country.
Posted by: KL | July 16, 2005 at 04:49 PM
havent u heard, some iraqis are saying that it was the american soldiers who set the bomb, visit this site http://www.aljazeera.com i dont know how much of it is true tho
Posted by: Alborz | July 19, 2005 at 06:18 AM
here is the actual link
http://www.aljazeera.com/me.asp?service_ID=9361
Posted by: Alborz | July 19, 2005 at 06:23 AM
Al Jazeera is the voice of the terrorists. You can believe what you read there if you wish, but the Iraqi government threw them out of Iraq months ago, so anything you get from them is being collected second hand. (wonder what their source is?) Let me tell you definitively, American Soldiers don't set bombs to blow up civilians. Open your eyes, this is a war on moderate, reasonable Islamic people, being perpetrated by fanatics. The goal is to drive moderates into the arms of the terrorists, to destroy the budding democracy in Iraq and Afghanistan, leading to a "Mullocracy" over the entire world. American Soldiers are in the business of killing these terrorists, as are the brave soldiers of Iraq and Afghanistan. If you like what Iran has, support Al Jazeera.
Hawkpilot
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Mr.Behi says: In fact if you read carefuly. I was blaming those who did the bombing for the killing of those children. If you look at the link above the post, it goes to BBC! I rarely trust Al Jazeera.
Posted by: | July 23, 2005 at 06:07 AM
i dont believe anything i read. haha. jk. Wasnt aljazeera also responsible for the "Arabian" Gulf fiasco?
Posted by: Alborz | July 31, 2005 at 01:35 PM