Mumbai Attacks. Evidence Provided

I have been reading a few comments here and there and I saw numerous disturbing news detailing how the terrorists who indiscriminately slaughtered nearly 200 people in Mumbai were aided by some elements of the Indian security apparatus responsible for protecting the city. The rise of Indian religious terrorist organizations that have penetrated India’s military and politics were about to be known in Maharashtra ATS chief Hemant Karkare’s report. The movement is so strong, resourceful and organized that it threatens the Indian govt itself and warrants the label “India’s Hindu al-Qaeda”. India is now emerging as a new ‘terror central’. India is now grooming its own ‘Hindu al Qaeda,’ terrorist militias so that they can implement the Indian dream of India becoming the next superpower.

A new movie from The Bollywood Centrale

Mumbai attacks saw a new India, where rule of the jungle has been followed quite literally from the time the whole drama started. As this bollywood drama went on for a few days, there were always something “spicy” coming out of the Indian news. Political parties quickly jumped on the band wagon, and started asking for support very suspiciously I add, as IF it had been a genuinely sad incident , it would not have been focused on RSS, BJP, Bajrang dal’s political campaigns to increase votes. It seems that the Indian govt too, has seen too many Bollywood movies, and pretended to be the main actors of this movie all along, to this date.

Mossad and RAW

With Mossad and RAW allegedly working together with the Hindu extremists in India, Mumbai attacks are very likely to be planned by these three culprits too. According to Mumbai's Urdu Daily 'Sahara'Mossad was appointed by by Sai Baba Mandir trust to provide security to the famous religious shrines. Sahara News Bureau [SNB] report on the front page of Sahara Urdu Daily of July 27, further adds that "some security experts have wondered if through the excuse of security of Hindu temples, Mossad, which is notorious for counter-terrorism and counter-espionage all over the world and especially in Arab and Muslim countries, is allowed to step in Maharashtra state, the conditions will seriously deteriorate not only in Maharashtra, but all over India".

Janes information group, the world's foremost source on intelligence information, reported in July 2001 that "The Indian spy agency RAW and the Israeli spy agency Mossad have created four new agencies to infiltrate Pakistan to target important religious and military personalities, journalists, judges, lawyers and bureaucrats. In addition, bombs would be exploded in trains, railway stations, bridges, bus stations, cinemas, hotels and mosques of rival Islamic sects to incite sectarianism."

Ben Gurion on Pakistan, published in the Jewish Chronicle, 1967:

"The world Zionist movement should not be neglectful of the dangers of Pakistan to it. And Pakistan now should be its first target, for this ideological State is a threat to our existence. And Pakistan, the whole of it, hates the Jews and loves the Arabs.

"This lover of the Arabs is more dangerous to us than the Arabs themselves. For that matter, it is most essential for the world Zionism that it should now take immediate steps against Pakistan.

"Whereas the inhabitants of the Indian peninsula are Hindus whose hearts have been full of hatred towards Muslims, therefore, India is the most important base for us to work therefrom against Pakistan.

"It is essential that we exploit this base and strike and crush Pakistanis, enemies of Jews and Zionism, by all disguised and secret plans."

So far with the witness statements and evidence present, it is looking more and more like yet another orchestrated event by the architects of the New World Order. Mossad has already been exposed in fabricating such planned attacks on US embassy previously in Yemen (See the full article here).

Evidence and Questions

This Bollywood drama however raises many questions and concerns which are listed below:

1. Unlike other so-called Islamic jehadis with beards and turbans, the Mumbai terrorists came with strange looks, wearing jeans and T-shirts, clean-shaven, no turbans nor any sign of ‘Muslims terrorists. They appear to be very western.
2. According to the eye witness reports, they seem foreigner, and “fair skinned” according to Mr Pappu Mishra in this BBC report
3. Also in the same report: Gaffar Abdul Amir, an Iraqi tourist from Baghdad, says he saw at least two men who started the firing outside the Leopold Cafe. He was returning to his hotel from the seaside with a friend when he saw two men carrying bags and brandishing AK-47s walking in front of them, shooting. "They did not look Indian, they looked foreign. One of them, I thought, had blonde hair. The other had a punkish hairstyle. They were neatly dressed," says Mr Amir.
4. Mumbai’s ‘Pakistani terrorists’ were a funny brand of ‘Muslim terrorists’: beer guzzling terrorists. True to the fancy world of Indian movies, Mumbai’s Jehadis go to a bar and stock up on beer before they launch their crusade. Locals say the orgy of killings in Mumbai began from Leopold café, a cult city cafe and a favourite hangout of foreigners and locals alike. Witnesses say, Three men walked into the cafe, drank beer, settled their bills and walked out. Then they fished out guns from their bags and began firing. Now usually, Muslim Jihadis who attack the enemies of Islam, and pretty strict Muslims themselves, and are not used to drinking beer etc.
5. Some reports also talk about the use of powerful drugs like Cocaine etc.
   This is against the basic principles of Islam to use these drugs and it is frowned upon as a western "indulgence" by orthodox Muslims from the region. I thought that terrorists were meant to be fundamentalists? Meaning they follow their doctrine in a strict manner??
6. Passports were amazingly recovered from the bodies, as if the attackers actually wanted to express their or a particular nationality. This is also 911 style, seems like Bollywood directors are watching too many Hollywood movies in their attempt to become famous. This also smells every bit of Mossad. I mean how many Jihadis will think “hang on, let me carry my Passport on me, in case I need to get a visa before I illegally enter India by boat” AS IF!!!
7. Vilasrao Deshmukh, the chief minister of Mumbai, was reported to have said that two British-born Pakistanis were among eight gunmen seized by the Indian commandos who stormed buildings to free hostages. Many of the British News papers including “The Sun”(SEE HERE)published full page articles on how two of the attackers were from Bradford area, and that this was proved from their passports they were carrying on them. This soon changed to having found Pakistani passports story though.
8. It was also claimed by the Indian authorities (soon after claiming that two of the attackers were British) that now up to 7 of the attackers were British. (SEE HERE). According to this report “And reports tonight even suggested the Britons could have come from Leeds and Bradford - the same area as the London July 7 bombers.”
9. Seems like the attackers had planned to even come out alive, as none of them seemed to carry out suicide bombing style mission. IF the chief minister of Mumbai Vilasrao Deshmukh was correct in his statement above, then what happened to those 8 gunmen captured by the commandos as reported by “The Sun” here? How did they suddenly all disappear, and only Mr Qasab left in remand only to write a letter to PAKISTAN for help.
10. Media was widely reporting that there were IDs of terrorists recovered that show Malaysian and Mauritius IDs. However, such references disappear after Modi's arrival.
11. Mumbai terrorists (as shown by media) had close similarities with RSS cadres: The alleged lone survivor CO-INCIDENTLY happens to be the same guy whose pictures were conveniently captured by Indian photographers and as he walked to make his kill, intriguingly wearing a yellow band on his right hand wrist in the typical style of Hindu terrorist RSS cadres.
12. The attackers seem to use a boat and enter via sea when Pakistan actually border India on land too.
13. Was the Indian navy sleeping when these guys supposedly made their way to Mumbai. This also shows that the army/navy, and RAW itself is fully involved, unless the navy is so incapable of protecting its waters!!
14. The world famous photo shown above was taken by Sebastian D'Souza, a picture editor at the Mumbai Mirror, whose offices are just opposite the city's Chhatrapati Shivaji station. See link HERE. He is an eye witness to quite a lot of this drama, and says “I think they saw me taking photographs but they didn't seem to care”. Ofcourse they wouldn’t care, it is the publicity that RAW has sought in this drama, so it isn’t completely impossible that they might have even paid one or two photographers to take a few photos.
15. Mr Sebastian D'Souza further explains, the gunmen were terrifyingly professional, making sure at least one of them was able to fire their rifle while the other reloaded. By the time he managed to capture the killer on camera, Mr D'Souza had already seen two gunmen calmly stroll across the station concourse shooting both civilians and policemen, many of whom, he said, were armed but did not fire back. "I first saw the gunmen outside the station," Mr D'Souza said. "With their rucksacks and Western clothes they looked like backpackers, not terrorists, but they were very heavily armed and clearly knew how to use their rifles.
16. Masses of armed Police men were already hiding around the station where this already planned and scripted drama was being played. Mr Sebastian D'Souza says “There were armed policemen hiding all around the station but none of them did anything," he said. "At one point, I ran up to them and told them to use their weapons. I said, 'Shoot them, they're sitting ducks!' but they just didn't shoot back.”
17. Mr D'Souza added: "I told some policemen the gunmen had moved towards the rear of the station but they refused to follow them”. Were they just cowardly policemen or were they actually ordered to allow these attackers to take lives willy nilly, and roam free at will?
18. Local knowledge of the area and knowledge of police/army strategies and tactics. It was almost as if the entire team were co-ordinated by some method of communication. There could have maybe been a possible HQ advising them of where and when to make a move.
19. India’s warmongering rhetoric against Pakistan is partly a steam valve to deflect from the fact that they were given a specific warning that this would happen and not only failed to prevent it, but let the whole thing drag out for days. The CIA’s station chief in Delhi told Indian intelligence in September that terrorists were planning to arrive via the sea and attack the Taj Mahal hotel with small arms and/or bombs. Security measures around the hotel were increased in response to the warning but relaxed just days before the attack.
20. Unsurprisingly, the Indians killed all but one of the terrorists, a clean cut English speaking Pakistani, Azam Amir Qasab, who is singing from the same hymn sheet as the Indians implicating Pakistan and saying he was trained by Pakistan.
21. India has allowed this only survivor of this drama, to even write a letter at such an early stage to Pakistan itself!! How many prisinors who are responsible for murdering 200 plus would be allowed to write a letter and this letter to be taken by govt officials to a particular country one may ask. The answer is simple, probably in a Bollywood movie.
22. Mr Qasab apparently asks for help from Pakistan. No other Jihadis have evr sent such a letter asking ANY govt to help them directly. And what help would he be requiring, Pakistani forces to attack his prison and free him? I mean who would in their true mind expect a country to invade another country or something similar to free a man, who is responsible for killing so many? The answer is very simple again, it is also a fabricated story from the directors of Mumbai’s Bollywood industry.
23. What would Pakistan gain at a time, when US has gone through elections, and Pakistani army was busy fighting the American war on terror on the western border, apart from anger from the US, and pressure from other pro-US countries? It was a senseless massacre that will ultimately help the geopolitical agenda of nobody other than the Indians and the U.S., who now have the perfect pretext to expand bombing raids in Pakistan and entrench themselves in Afghanistan. So ask yourself, who benefits from this Bollywood movie?
24. If someone wears a cross around his neck, you assume he's Christian. If someone wears a Kippah, you assume they're Jewish. Similarly, if someone wears a Rakhi you'll assume it's a Hindu.You can ask yourself why a radical Muslim would wear a Hindu symbol of devotion in his last living moments.
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26. The orange colour has significance because that is the same colouring used for the Rakhi that Hindus wear on their right wrist. It's a ridiculous insinuation that radical Muslims would want to associate themselves with a symbol of Hindu piety
27. The assassination of the chief of the anti-terror squad in Mumbai who was exposing the Indian fundamentalists involved in the recent bombings within India. These terrorist organisations such as Shuv Seena, Bud rung daal, Durga Vahiat, BJP, and RSS, were found to be working with the Indian army, and politicians. If the America's lap in the Pakistani government had any brains, they would have demanded that Mrs. Hemant Karkare, the wife of the Indian antiterrorism chief killed in the very first hours of Mumbai attack be allowed to speak up. Also, a retired Indian army officer, a close friend was told by Karkare in writing a few hours before he was killed that his life was under threat by Hindu terrorists and their handlers in the Indian military intelligence
28. Suddenly an unknown group Deccan Muhajadeen accepted the liablility, but India still insisted to them, that its not you, its Pakistan, simply because the drama script says so !
29. No clear demands presented by the attackers. Unlike other terrorists in similar situations, the terrorists in Mumbai did not demand anything. They didn’t even demand the release of their supposedly jailed colleagues or ask for money. Why? What was their target then? Normally during this kind of attacks, the attackers would only hold hostages if they have a requirement.
30. When religious organisation carry out such attacks, they would normally be proud to have successfully attacked and damaged their enemy. In this case, no one except an Indian group has ever claimed responsibility, not to mention that the group is a totally unknown group and is unlikely to have carried out such an organised attack of this level.
31. Prime Minister, Sonia & L.K. Advani visit Mumbai, but no clues or no claims about ISI or Pakistan. However, the Number One Indian Terrorist, Gujarat Chief Minister Narinder Modi rushes to Mumbai and declares that Pakistan is behind the attack without any doubt! Note: no other Indian chief ministers travel to Mumbai. Modi, the killer of 2,500 Indian Muslim women and children in 2002, offered rewards to every military man killed to the tune of several million Indian rupees, which is something that didn’t occur to either the Indian government or the opposition.
32. The timing of Mumbai terror is well planned, just before Indian state elections! So who will reap the benefit? Lashkar-e-Taiba or BJP? If ISI did it, then they must be . And they are not.

    What's next? ISI operated Tsunami?

Mumbai makes it to the Top 10, but unfortunately New Delhi only to the top 25 cities

Most of us have seen Mumbai making top news stories recently, and New Delhi too for creating further news by pointing fingers at Pakistan for something that is a result of harbouring, financing, and training Hindu fundamentalists by organisations such as RSS and BJP. I came across another report about these two cities of “The Incredible India”.
Although not a hot and recent news as Mumbai bombing, but still well worth mentioning.

Mumbai has made it top the Top 10 Dirtiest Cities of The World, while New Delhi has lagged behind (a little) by only making it to the number 24. However New Delhi did beat Port Harcourt, Nigeria which is the top 25 dirtiest city. Unfortunately (for some) no Pakistani city could even make it to this list, obviously not dirty enough!

Well, what can I say, I was gob smacked to read these ratings and am lost for words...
Truly Incredible India

Here is the complete list of 25 from “Mercer” in descending order (Mumbai = No 7, and New Delhi = No 24):

No. 25: Port Harcourt, Nigeria

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 46.8

Problems with waste disposal continue to contaminate the rivers of Nigeria, especially affecting residents in Port Harcourt. The area lacks strategies for preventing oil spills and contamination, and the clean-up methods after disasters require significant improvement.


No. 24: New Delhi, India

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 46.6
You'll find just about everything except marine life in New Delhi's Yamuna River. Garbage and sewage flow freely, creating a rich environment for the growth of water-borne diseases contributing to extremely high rates of infant morbidity.


No. 23: Maputo, Mozambique

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 46.3

Located on the Indian Ocean, the Eastern African country of Mozambique suffers from lack of sanitation processes--specific ally the lack of a solid waste removal system as well as sewage treatment. The capital city of Maputo feels the worst of these consequences. Piles of garbage line the streets, and the sewage in the river is visibly thick.


No. 22: Luanda, Angola
Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 45.2
Located on Angola's coast with the Atlantic Ocean to its west, Luanda is the city's largest port. Studies from several agencies, including UNICEF and Oxfam, suggest that a large portion of the population in Luanda drink water of poor and in some cases dangerous quality. Much of this portion of the population lives in settlements called musseques built on hardened waste. Water arrives to these settlements in private tanks, which consistently show concerning levels of chlorine. Water conditions such as this only served to intensify a cholera epidemic in 2006.


No. 21: Niamey, Niger

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 45
The Niger River Basin, home to Niger's capital city, Niamey, is a cesspool of pollution and waste. In a country with a total population just under 14 million, the healthy life expectancy at birth is 35 for males and 36 for females, thanks in part to poor sanitation and drinkable water. About one in four children raised here will die before age 5, the World Health Organization says.


No. 20: Nouakchott, Mauritania

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 44.7
Located in northern Africa, Mauritania sits on the North Atlantic Ocean between Senegal and the western Sahara. Nouakchott, the country's capital, is located on the western coast. Due to the desert-like climate, droughts and water management are critical issues for the country. Oil deposits off the coast and iron ore serve as the country's main industrial opportunities, but the majority of the population depends on farming.


No. 19: Conakry, Guinea Republic

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 44.2
Life expectancy, infant morbidity, and the percentage of the population that has access to safe water are shockingly low for Conakry, the capital city of Guinea Republic. Previous World Bank initiatives in Conakry focused on water supply and sanitation have not proved very successful.


No. 18: Lome, Togo

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 44.1

Lomé, the capital city of Togo, sits in the southwest near the country's border with Ghana. Water and waste management has become one of the country's main problems as a large percentage of the population continues to live without access to improved water or sanitation. Extensive flooding in Togo only magnifies the problem.


No. 17: Pointe Noire, Congo

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 43.8

The second Congolese city on the list suffers from many of the same pollutants as its neighboring city, Brazzaville- -air pollution from vehicle emissions and unbridled water contamination from the mass unloading of raw sewage in the city's water supply. According to the CIA WorldFactBook, about 70% of the Congolese population live either in Brazzaville or Pointe Noire or along the railroad track, which connects the two.


No. 16: Bamako, Mali

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 43.7

Bamako, the capital of Mali, and the country's largest city is situated on the Niger River. Rapid population growth, coupled with unbridled urban pollution, are among the many health and sanitation challenges facing the capital. Several droughts have caused migration from rural areas to the urban environment of the capital, which has only led to more water management issues.


No. 15: Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 43.4

A recent World Bank study shows that cancer and respiratory disease rates are up due to increased air pollution in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso. Increased levels of benzene, from motorbike petrol, and increased dust particles, amounting on average to nearly three times the WHO-stated healthy limit, contribute to these rising numbers. In a city characterized by a rainy season, waste management and sanitation also face challenges.


No. 14: Moscow, Russia

In a city where you can pay $3,000 a month for an apartment that doesn't even have clean running water, Moscow also has troubling levels of air pollution, which present a daily strain on lung health.


No. 13: Bangui, Central African Republic

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 42.1

Bangui, the capital of Central African Republic, faces water and sanitation challenges similar to its neighboring countries' capitals. A rapidly increasing population, coupled with a lack of adequate waste and water management, places stresses on the capital city.


No. 12: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 40.4

The capital of this east African country continues to grow populationwise, putting a stress on the city's sanitation programs. Solid waste, entering the Msimbazi River, contributes to widely spread infectious diseases among the population..


No. 11: Ndjamena, Chad

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 39.7

Ndjamena, the capital city of Chad, faces multi-faceted water management challenges. A main site for concern here is the Conventional Basin of Lake Chad, upon which the country's main fisheries greatly depend. Also noteworthy-- the continual influx of population growth, accelerated by the migration of neighboring Sudanese refugees from Darfur, which places an unexpected strain on water management.


No. 10: Brazzaville, Congo

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 39.1

Air pollution from emissions, lack of potable water and the contamination of the city's water from raw sewage contribute to the laundry list of health and sanitation concerns for Brazzaville, the capital of Congo. Each of these press upon the life expectancy of the local population.


No. 9: Almaty, Kazakhstan

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 39.1

The marriage of petroleum-based industry and insufficient safeguards against pollution sets the stage for an environmental crisis in this city. Toxic waste dumps require a huge price tag for improvement and an even larger price for neglect.


No. 8: Baghdad, Iraq

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 39

Poor water quality in Baghdad threatens to exacerbate the the transmission of water-borne diseases in the city. Fatal outbreaks of cholera struck several provinces of the country, including Baghdad from August 2007 to December 2007. The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) also says air pollution, resulting from burning oil and aggravated by war, is cause for concern.


No. 7: Mumbai, India

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 38.2

India's government hopes to transform Mumbai back into a burgeoning metropolis after recent economic decline. A recent private-sector report, Vision Mumbai, proposed changes in infrastructure, pollution control and economic growth strategy, which contributed to the seeking of approximately $1 billion of aid from Indian government.


No. 6: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 37.9

Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, faces one of the worst sanitation problems on both the continent of Africa as well as in the world. The lack of adequate sanitation programs results in infant mortality, low life expectancy and the transmission of water-borne diseases.


No. 5: Mexico City, Mexico

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 37.7

Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, and the capital of North American air pollution, estimates unhealthy ozone emissions nearly 85% of the year. Mexico's geographical location--in the center of a volcanic crater and surrounded by mountains--only serves to lock in the air pollution, causing smog to sit above the city.


No. 4: Port au Prince, Haiti

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 34

The country's politically inspired violence and corruption are well documented. Equally dangerous: its air and water. Serving as one of the main ports on the island of Hispaniola, Port au Prince is central to Haiti's economic development. A lack of pollution controls, however, contributes to the widespread environmental problems confronting the Haitian city.


No. 3: Antananarivo, Madagascar

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 30.1

Madagascar, located off of the southeastern coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean, makes this year's list with its capital city, Antananarivo. Well known for its variety of unique flora and fauna, Madagascar has often been referred to as the world's eighth continent, but the effects of the human population are quickly leaving their footprint.


No. 2: Dhaka, Bangladesh

Mercer Health and Sanitation Index Score: 29.6

Located in southern Asia, between Burma and India, Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh battles with the constant threat of water pollution. Surface water is often thick with disease and pollutants from the use of commercial pesticides. With an estimated 150 million people living in a relatively small area, cleaning up the problem won't be easy.


No. 1: Baku, Azerbaijan

Mumbai Attacks. Reality

I came across this article while browsing the net. It offers valuables points to be considered regarding the Mumbai attacks which have been blamed on Pakistan.
The source is:http://www.ahmedquraishi.com

The facts to at least think about:

1. Unlike other terrorists in similar situations, the terrorists in Mumbai did not demand anything. They didn’t even demand the release of their supposedly jailed colleagues or ask for money. Why? What was their target then?

2. Unlike other so-called Islamic jehadis with beards and turbans, the Mumbai terrorists came with strange looks, wearing jeans and T-shirts, clean-shaven, no turbans nor any sign of ‘Muslims terrorists’.

3. Mumbai’s ‘Pakistani terrorists’ were a funny brand of ‘Muslim terrorists’: beer guzzling terrorists. True to the fancy world of Indian movies, Mumbai’s Jehadis go to a bar and stock up on beer before they launch their crusade.

4. Mumbai terrorists (as shown by media) had close similarities with RSS cadres: The alleged lone survivor happens to be the same guy whose pictures were conveniently captured by Indian photographers and as he walked to make his kill, intriguingly wearing a yellow band on his right hand wrist in the typical style of Hindu terrorist RSS cadres.

5. Mumbai terrorists immediately find their targets by killing ATS leaders [Hemant Karakare, CP Ashok Kamthe & Vijay Salskar) in the first 15 minutes of the attacks. Karakare was wearing a bullet proof jacket. He was fired right on his neck! He was in a crowded place, so it was not easy to find and identify him. How they got so much information? Why they targeted him? How and why they so specific the clearly chose ATS leaders? And the terrorists immediately ran away? Making Karkare’s murder a puzzle that can’t be solved? ATS was investigating BJP involvement in terrorism, Colonel Prohait , Samjhoota Express Blasts, etc. [See http://www.ocnus. net/artman2/ publish/Defence_ Arms_13/India_ Hindu_Supremacis t_Terror_ Network.shtml
http://www.sahilnew s.org/english/ news.php? catID=voice&nid=4133&viewed=0]

6. When Indian soldiers deliberately gorged out the eyes and defaced every one of the terrorists, how come one was caught alive, and that too the one who was – conveniently – photographed by some unknown Indian photographer?

7. The precision and swiftness of the terrorist action in Mumbai leaves no doubt the perpetrators were not outsiders. There is no way anyone can hold a huge city like Mumbai hostage for three days without knowing the city and the Indian security system inside out.

8. Prime Minister, Sonia & L.K. Advani visit Mumbai, but no clues or no claims about ISI or Pakistan. However, the Number One Indian Terrorist, Gujarat Chief Minister Narinder Modi rushes to Mumbai and declares that Pakistan is behind the attack without any doubt! Note: no other Indian chief ministers travel to Mumbai. Modi, the killer of 2,500 Indian Muslim women and children in 2002, offered rewards to every military man killed to the tune of several million Indian rupees, which is something that didn’t occur to either the Indian government or the opposition.

9. Media was widely reporting that there were IDs of terrorists recovered that show Malaysian and Mauritius IDs. However, such references disappear after Modi's arrival.

10. The timing of Mumbai terror is well planned, just before state elections! (So who will reap the benefit? lashkar-e-taiba or BJP?) The timing of Mumbai terror is well planned, just before state elections! So who will reap the benefit? Lashkar-e-Taiba or BJP? If ISI did it, then they must be stupid. And they are not.

11. We are told the terrorists came from Pakistan by sea. Was the Indian navy asleep? We are told they came by speed boats. Is it possible to travel such a long distance on such boats? I don’t know.

12. It took hundreds of Indian soldiers 60 hours to stop the terrorists. Is the Indian army and commandos a bunch of circus clowns?

13. Karkare's wife declined 'Modi's compensation offer’. It was her sown special way of identifying the real perpetrators. See http://www.expressi ndia.com/ latest-news/ Karkares- wife-declines- Modis-compensati on-offer/ 392207/

Hindu Terrorists. First Karkare suspiciously murdered, now Indian Minority Affairs Minister “resigns”

As the readers may have already heard a lot of news floating about these days on Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) chief Hemant Karkare who was investigating the September 29 blast in Malegaon, and was murdered at a cruicial stage in his investigation. Incidentally, the Pune ATS on November 26 reportedly received phone calls threatening to blow up the residence of Karkare “within a couple of days.

Karkare became the head of ATS in January 2008 following his return to the state after serving seven years in Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) in Austria. Karkare had successfully solved the serial bomb blasts in Thane, Vashi and Panvel and was also investigating the Malegaon blasts. During his investiogation Karkare had concluded that radical Hindu terrorists backed by some “important” people in the govt, mainly from RSS Sangh and BJP were to be blamed for bombings in the Muslim-dominated Malegaon town. Examples of some of the names mentioned are Indresh Kumar and Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur.

During an interview, Karkare (pictured above)admitted to the fact that now India was dealing with the “Hindu bombs”.

Initially there were three different charge sheets filed in the case (two by the ATS and one by the CBI); the sinister role of the central investigation agency, CBI, in ignoring shocking conclusions found by the ATS investigation and in actually exonerating the accused not only became clear. The media too ignored this exposure until the recent Malegaon revelations by Karkare’s investogation.

RSS, BJP, ABVP’s Involvement

Some other names that came out were a Sadhvi Pragnya (well known and popularly used on the campaign trail. She was popular for her poisonous use of words), with connections to the ABVP (student wing of the Bharatiya Janata Party) and the RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) itself. There is also evidence of a thickly veiled but clear operational nexus between all these organisations, financial and ideological support for their actions. These links operated almost as if with the knowledge that impunity from prosecution and sentence was their birthright and more.

Army and Intelligence Officers involved

Two most important and dangerous trends, revealed by the Nanded investigations and reconfirmed now with the Malegaon probe, were regarding the involvement of both serving and retired officers of Indian intelligence and the army in training outfits that are ideologically opposed to the Indian constitution. According to the information, these officers were involved in the making of bombs, in generating terror and in spreading bitter communal poison.

Indian Army Controlled Chemicals in the wrong hands

While Indian politicians have always jumped up and down about Pakistan’s controlled chemicals getting into the wrong hands, Malegaon investigations revealed a very frightening fact. The leakage and consequent availability of highly controlled and dangerous substances like the RDX into the market place for easy use by any outfits that wish to make a career out of bomb making.

RDX is available only to the Indian army. There have been reported cases of RDX leakages in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan and. Gelatine sticks and ammonium nitrate, volatile substances used in the making of bombs in many instances, are carefully controlled in law, and should be very easy to trace. This has not been done for blasts on the Samjhauta Express, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Thane or Panvel, and Indian govt has neglected the use of these chemicals be it within India, or when used against Pakistan, and within Pakistan.

Overall, the Maharashtra ATS has charged 11 people, including Sadhvi Pragya Thakur and a serving Indian Army officer, Lt. Col. Shrikant Prasad Purohit in connection with the Malegaon blasts Sep 8, 2006 which killed 37 people and injured over 125.

Indian Minority Affairs Minister resigns for merely speaking out:

India's Minority Affairs Minister Abdul Rahman Antulay (pictured below) has offered his resignation to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh amid controversy over his remarks on the death of a top police officer during the Mumbai terrorist attacks.

This resignation has resulted from merely mentioning that Karkare’s murder could be linked to MalegaonMalegaon blasts and that this might have gone against him. Antulay, 79 was quoted by the IANS news agency in the Parliament on Wednesday "Superficially speaking they (terrorists) had no reason to kill Karkare. Whether he was a victim of terrorism or terrorism plus something I do not know" . investigation. He told the journalists that Karkare knew many things which were not meant to be known about the

Most opposition parties have come down very heavy handed on Abdul Rahman. Apparently his remarks caused uproar in Parliament, with opposition parties demanding his removal. The Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party said the comments had weakened India's position on the Mumbai attacks which Delhi blames on Pakistani militants. Please refer to my words above that this is the same party who was directly being named by Karkare’s investigation results. Even his own Congress party that heads the ruling United Progressive Alliance has said they were only his "personal views" and did not represent the views of Congress party.

Antulay's resignation does add extra headache to Congress though, as the Lok Sabha elections are nearing and the minority vote banks will be affected.

The government who has allowed these Hindu terrorists to grow, by supplying them controlled chemicals used for bomb making and keeping a blind eye to the atrocities committed by RSS Sangh, BJP and the likes, seems to be deeply embarrassed as this story unfolds further, while they force a war on Pakistan to save their faces !!!