Daily Terrorism Update--Asia: Tuesday, August 30, 2005

Submitted by orange yonason (United States), Aug 30, 2005 at 13:47

BS"D

I will only be comforted by the voice of "moderate" Islam, when it is taken seriously by the "leaders" (and I use that term more and more loosely every day) of the "Free (for now) World."

When daily terror activity is zero, or better, I will be relieved. But not when it's this frequent:

India: ------------ Three terrorists killed in Jammu and Kashmir
India: ------------ Two Maoists killed in Andhra Pradesh
Sri Lanka: ----- Two civilians killed in separate incidents
Bangladesh: -- Sarbahara Party's regional leader killed in Rajbari district
India: ------------ Government seeks deportation of Dawood Ibrahim, Masood Azhar, Salahuddin and Paresh Baruah from Pakistan
Bangladesh: -- Twelve persons arrested for involvement in August 17 countrywide blasts
Bangladesh: -- Illegal arms recovered from Bandarban and Rangamati districts
India: ------------ Civilian injured in Manipur
Nepal: ---------- Maoists release three journalists in Jhapa district
Pakistan: ----- No military solution to extremism, says President Musharraf

courtesy of:
http://www.satp.org/default.asp [excellent resource!]

That will continue, until instead of the sharks as we see them doing now, they start feeding the dolphins and starving the sharks:

e.g.,'s: Aside from Mr. Blair's impotent blustering from another day... http://moonbatcentral.com/wordpress/?p=930
...here now is Mr. Bush's most recent bumbling, as another example of good intentions gone awry:
http://www.militantislammonitor.org/article/id/1027

Quoting from the final scene in "Space Balls": "Oh, (expletive deleted), there goes the planet!"

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