(The Pakistan Example and) A War Against What
Reader comment on article: [Pakistani Christians and] A War Against What?
in response to reader comment: it is real life . come to my country and experience it

Submitted by Thiagan (India), Feb 20, 2007 at 21:04

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The plight of the Hindu minority is much worse.

> Hindu girls are regularly kidnapped, raped, forcibly converted and married to muslim thugs.

> They are intimidated and coerced to give testimony in the court that their conversion is voluntary. They may be minors, below 20 years of age and the court accepts their conversion, against the wishes of the parents.

> Parents are threatened and intimidated from pursuing the case

> The girls remain married for six months and the husband divorces her; hands over the girl to a second husband and the cycle continues, till the girl commits suicide.

> Hindus are arbitrarily taken to the police stations and then they disappear. It is called enforced disappearances.

> Blasphemy laws are used against the Hindus to capture their property or their women; the accused will be in jail immediately, with no hopes of bail

> Hindu businessmen being kidnapped for ransom is a multi million dollar industry

> Lacs poor Hindus are working in slavery like conditions in the estates of absentee landlords in Sindh province

> Destruction of places of worship is the traditional and triumphalist Islamic sport: hundreds of Hindu temples have been vandalised

The basic plan is clear; to destroy other religions and cultures; superimpose ritualistic and premodern Islam the world over. It is essential Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism and non Islamic religions join together for joint fron to confront Islam.

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