The forgotten victims
Reader comment on item: [London Terrorism:] British "Covenant of Security" with Islamists Ends

Submitted by Maggie (Australia), Jul 30, 2005 at 21:51

To the correspondents who have mentioned the bombing and murder of Hindu, this is shameful because the MSM have totally ignored your plight.

As an Australian I now depend upon the Internet for my news because I am not getting the full picture of the widespread terror through the MSM.

We need to highlight that the Islamofacists have been targetting both the Hindu and the Christians of India. We can play a part by using the blogosphere to get the word out about the spread of Islamic terror around the world.

There is no cause to do this to the Hindu in India, for the Muslims are not being oppressed. I might add that should there be terror in Australia of a similar nature, that again the Muslims here are not being oppressed. It is the other way around because the Muslim men oppress their wives and daughters, who dutifully accept what is dished out to them.

We do not live in a perfect world and yes everyone has had some kind of a hand in the violent situation that now exists. Regardless, we can work together to ensure that the world hears about the constant Islamofacist violence that is perpetrated against those they consider to be the Infidel.

There is a song from the 60s and 70s that had the following words:

"What we need is a great big melting pot"

The words of that song have proved to be fatal to London, New York, Madrid, Bali, Casablanca and all the other areas of the world that have been rent because of the Islamofacist violence.

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