Some people can not realize their dream because they don’t want to, and some don’t follow their dream because they don’t know how to.

Back a few months ago, soon after the city corporation election I had read an article in BD today by young poet Faqir Elias. In reality, he is not young but my memory of him is still from that young age. At one point of our life journey, we both had studied at the same High school back in Bangladesh. Then I never thought that one day, he would become a poet, and be writing article from America, and I would be sitting in the UK pondering over myriads of political brainteaser. This is fate as we say; you never know in 10 years time, where you fate will take you to. Some people can not realize their dream because they don’t want to, and some don’t follow their dream because they don’t know how to.

Faqir Elias followed his dream from a very early age. I remember he used to play with words and write poem now then, he would enthusiastically share his new found talent with us. This is how it begins as do with many other poets. You don’t know what is hidden inside you unless you try to explore. I remember reading somewhere, that the famous poet Rabi Tagor wrote his first poem in Bangla something like this: ‘Bristi pore, pata nore’ Amazing! How a few lines opened up his treasure of words to receive the great Nobel Prize for poetry?  My American friend Faqir Elias is no where near to receiving a Nobel Prize like Tagor, but he can write good poems, and some time he writes article. One difference though, ideologically we are not in the same par. We get on well in facebook, not minding what thought we follow, most important thing is that we follow something with an open heart, always ready to receive any light, where ever it may come from.

Talking about dreams, another friend of mine, most amazingly having similarity with Faqir Elias, but at different department, had a passion for investigating microbes. From an early age, when ever he travelled from our local High School with us, we would see him investigating microbes, talking about microbes, like a little Einstein. He realized his dream, because he knew his heart well, and he followed his dream to becoming a microbiologist, and now living in a fat mansion, working as a researcher in Houston University, in America. My friend Jahangir Alam, the microbiologist, is now investigating our roots in facebook, strangely comparing, and measuring the size of our toes. Little did I know that two of my friends would be realizing their dream in two different fields, wide a part?  Now, the purpose of my writing was not about dream but about an article my friend Faqir Elias wrote. By the way, my friend is not Faqir as in ‘Poor’, but he is rich in money and words. He writes fluently, and some time acknowledges the truth.

I was impressed at his acknowledgement of some of the cause for Awamileague unpopularity in the city corporation election. He agreed that many of the reason that led to people losing love for Awamileague was Share market collapse, destiny, hallmark and myriads of corruption. What he failed to underscore was the killings of Hifajot men on the night of 6^th of May, in my view, apart from the killings of 28 February, one of the single most cause that affected people’s sentiment was the whole sale massacre of unarmed civilian in Shapla Chottor. Today, our political parties are in a stalemate over who should preside over the election. More importantly, what is in the mind of Awamileague leaders is the fear of losing power. As soon as they loose power, witch-hunt will begin to settle the scores for abduction and killings. This thought of reprisal had made the incumbent government more irrational, further complicating a free and fare election. Awamileague is now looking for a security clause from BNP, and unless this comes, the fate of Bangladesh political sky will remain uncertain.

Syrian deal is a blow to Zionist plan to entice USA to attack Iran

In reality, the plan by the Zionist regime was the eventual American military attack on Iran. Syria was the door by which the access to their final enemy Iran would be reached. But why Iran? To my knowledge, anywhere near distant past, Iran had never invaded another country other than Room during the 6^th century, and Basra in 1798, and that was by an Iranian Shah. Present day Iran is run by clergy and people of faith. Their attitudes towards world are different than those of Shah, kings and dictators that desire the glitters and power of the world. In fact, people should be grateful that people that takes the reign of power, that knows fully that their ultimate authority is watching from high above, can not do corruption and mischief on Earth.

Iran has been subjected to Americas’ torture for the last 60 years. It started with the over throwing of Mossadeq government replaced by the Shah. The instigators were little Britain and big USA. Their secret service planned and executed the coup in collusion with the Iranian Army. Iran was prepared to be plundered with the puppet Shah in power. Milk and honey followed, but for not long: the Iranian nation inspired by their religious scholars, over powered the Shahs’ mighty secret Savak, and forced the mighty Shah to abdicate. In humiliation he died in a foreign land, far away from home, thanks to USA and their short lived design.  America and the Zionist architect had always wanted to subdue the Muslim Middle East, because the boys feared their past glory of power: they ruled half of the world from Andalusia to Africa to Asia. What if the giant of the Middle East rises again to realize their past glory, then where will their dollars be made?

They had subdued all, they all follow instruction of their masters from the west. Apart from few small one, this had fallen to their trap and had been conquered. Only Syria and Iran remains, but the biggest prize which rejected Henry Kissinger’s proposal to trade oil in dollars and buy a certain percentage of their security and bonds was Iran and Iraq. (In a nut shell to take care of their national debt) The later is no longer significant, but the former poses a real economic and military threat to their domination. Iran has no intention to dominate the world, but it had all intention to dominate in science and technology. Fearing an increasingly advancing Iran, they concocted multiples of excuses to cripple its expanding economy by sanction. Is this not a crime in the eyes of the so called defender of democracy and human rights?  At least, for now, Zionist plan are on hold. While America ponders on what to do, Zionist are busy hatching another plan, may be tomorrow, or day after tomorrow, or when ever, the masters of deception will come out with another plan, another lie, while the world watches helplessly, the Palestinian land are devoured bit by bit until their land remains no more.

They talk about democracy; they talk about intervention in other counties, while their people suffer for jobs and money. Working people are told there’s no money, yet there is endless money for war. The USA government always think of the big corporation and banks, their benefit is paramount and nothing for the people. Their benefit is less and less regardless of who sits in the presidency.

 

 

 

The plot and conspiracy behind Bangladesh Shabag drama

Not many people had any idea that Shabag Chottor Drama was stage managed by a section of Awamileague, leftist alliance; electronic and print media individual with the help of a third country, and assisted by public prosecution and lawyers. The plan was hatched long before the verdict of Mr Kader mullah was announced. It was planned that soon after the sentence had been passed, a group of lawyers, leftist politician, intellectual, and selected youths would reject the verdict and immediately initiate a protest in Shabag Square to mimic Tahrir Square like scenario. This would then be widely  publicized by media, so as to create an atmosphere of popular support to over turn the verdict and demonise Jamat Shibir and any other party that oppose them. In this way, public perception surrounding the verdict would be drowned. People would forget about the controversy surrounding the so called kangaroo tribunal; and lies would then become an established truth. The knowledge of this above scenario was known by many top level government ministers, who, in private, clearly saw it to be wrong and did not support these step but were in a catch 22 situation. If they had opposed Sheikh Hasina’s policy, they would have lost their job in the government, and on other hand, if they had supported the evil desires of the leftist and their allies, they would not have been able to escape their guilt knowing that case filed against Jamat Leaders were fabricated lies. Ministers and party activists that adhere to some moral ground dared not oppose their leaders for fear of being stripped off from party membership, or demoted to worthless position.

Many Awamileague supporters were unaware of their leader’s political game,  plots, and gross lies against Jamat leaders, which if they had known; they would  have been ashamed of them, and never would have supported such a godless project which in reality damaged the party more than any other single political issues.  I can name one individual, but it would be a breach of trust on my part to name him, who is a Minister in the current Awamileague administration, confided to a friend of mine about the war crime tribunal and the above pre-planned scenario.

The majority people of Bangladesh had suspected the Shabag platform from its inception. They questioned its real motive, and soon it became apparent to all, that not only the Monch had an unfair demand for death penalty, but they had other motive to ban Islamic politics from a country that had predominantly Muslim population. The people were enraged by Shabagi Nastik, who on multiple occasions had made sacrilegious statements. Soon afterwards, the fuel that had been firing the fervour in Shabag run out and everyone behind the project were exposed to the masses. Public anger turned against them and their evil design came to an end.

 

The organizers of Shabag to this day conspire to realize their dream of a godless society, and the demonization of the Bangladeshi Islamic party’s. Their present goal is to castigate, kill and hang Jamati Islami leaders on the pretext of war crime. Though, it happened more than forty years ago, with no real evidence of their crime, mostly fabricated, stage managed in collusion with investigators, prosecution and judges; they intend to remove their obstacles of political opposition, so that they would have a free reign to plunder the wealth of the country. But destiny by design had always back fired, as the people of Bangladesh are aware of their plot, their vision of a Nastik Bangladesh will remain as a dream for ever.

Not doing enough is not an option. Removing the psychopath Sheikh Hasina and her team of blood suckers from power is a must.

When travelling from a P2P session, I met a travel consultant on my way home on a bus journey. When I looked at him, I had a pretty good idea that I knew him from somewhere around my locality. I was thinking to begin a conversation with him when he abruptly enquired of my travelling destination. I gladly told him that we were travelling to the same place. Our brief journey lasted only for 15 minutes, but what transpired from our conversation was very pragmatically true. Our conversation revolved around Bangladesh current political crisis. Something that caught my thought was his concern about the danger of not doing enough to remove the ‘psychopath’ leader Sheikh Hasina, and her team of blood suckers from running the country. He was adamant that her government was destroying the country economically, socially and politically.

When I asked him, what can be done to alleviate the suffering of the people, as the opposition has lost meaningful momentum for agitation on the street? He paused for a little, and did not answer my question directly to the point, but explained some points that even I had been thinking for awhile. He said, “Brother, Begum Zia is not like Hasina, when Hasina talks, she forgets everything about decency, and has no problem in using foul languages against her opponent, but in spite of this barrage of indecent languages both inside and outside parliament, Begum Zia showed her nobility.”  “This woman, Sheik Hasina, made so much fuss about her ear problem at the time of last army led government, and cleverly left the country, while her rival, Begum Zia, insisted on staying in Bangladesh, despite relentless pressure from the generals to have her exiled. This is called patriotism.” He continued on to say, “But the difference between people who run BNP and the people who run Awamileague is that the former by nature are gentlemen like, and are not natural killers, but the later would not give a damn to the country, or people, and would kill to retain power.”  His word brought instant memory of Shapla Chottor massacre and killing of Jamat Shibir on 28^th of February in my mind.

 

My companion continued with his analysis giving me his sketch for a solution to the impasse. He said, “Awamileague will not give in power easily, they are prepared to kill, arrest, and massacre any people that oppose them in a democratic form of agitation. The only solution would be, to be prepared to use the same force, or at least meaningful force to defend and attack the person who comes to kill you.” I said, “Do you mean a civil war?”  He told me that this is the only way to remove a government that does not respect human life, or any civilized norm. He may be right in this; the current crisis can not be resolved through dialogue. Awamileague has already made its decision to go for election without a caretaker government. It has placed the entire instrument to engineer the election in its favour; they even have sketched a well thought design to bring in third force in case a civil war breaks. In his opinion, a concerted effort is needed by business men, civic society, intellectual, and politician to bring back democracy, civil rights, freedom and justice. Every people and political activist of the opposition is thinking in this line of resistance. A blog I read yesterday posted in ‘fugstar.blogspot.co.uk’ cached my eye. The bloger wrote, “It reminds us also of the need to create a new form of protest that elude the censor and which are less predictable than huge protests” What the bloger was alluding to has commonality to my companion on the bus. A conventional protest without ability to defend is suicidal. So let the opposition prepare before going in to action. Lives will be lost, but freedom and dignity is more important than slavery.

 

 

Jinn open a twitter account

Did you know? Even ‘Jinn’ has twitter account: believe it or not, it has been reported, and published in a Saudi Arabic language daily ‘Ajel’, what it described as a copy of twitter account whose holder is claiming to be Jinn.( see Emirate 24/7 June 05 2013) If true, what led the Jinn to open a twitter account ? My guess is, probably his new found passion to speak his mind that led him to communicate with us humans. I myself had no passion for writing, or had any idea that I can write, and almost had no knowledge of social media, until Allama Delwar Hussain Sayeedi was wrongfully arrested and put in to prison by tyrant government of Bangladesh Awamileague. I became very angry and resentful at their unjust treatment of him, and the corrupt nature of their governance. Out of my frustration, I began exploring ways to express myself. It wasn’t long until one day, some where in the mist of time, when I had seen one of my sons frantically typing on the computer which read ‘facebook’. I was about to give away my ignorance, and ask him what it was, but then I said to myself, “what would my son think of me? Dads old, lives in an analogue world”. This thought did appear to me for a moment, but before I could say anything, my son began, in a rather timid tone, “Its facebook dad, I am not doing anything illegal.” And he began explaining to me what social media was all about, and how to go by. I had a sense of relief: now I have something of a platform to express myself, and reach out to those who would listen, at least to kick off a debate about the injustices that are happening in Bangladesh and the world with impunity.

 

I begun my first facebook interaction, and soon began to write.  I guess, what drove me to writing was my concern for injustices that I saw Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister Bangladesh was committing on the people of my country. She led anti-Islamic policy, arrested and tortured opposition leaders and intentionally took the inactive to secularise Bangladesh to a faithless society. I wonder how many people like me did Sheikh Hasina made disgusted by her policy, who had not been her opponent before? Perhaps a lot more than she can think of, and certainly we have many examples in our circle, who had never spoken a word about Bangladesh politics, and now they are ardent supporter of fairness, and justice in Bangladeshi politics. So, this is my little story coming to facebook, and as for blog, well, I had no idea what a blog was until one day, Lubaba Amatullah, a facebook friend suggested to me to that I should  open a blog, as she thinks a blog has a wider audience to convey message, and she is absolutely correct in this, as I have witnessed that my writing is not restricted to only to my friends circle but I have people who have viewed my post from the four continent of the world. But I wasn’t about to open a blog just yet, so to please her, I begun posting in a community blog,’kaagoj.com’ until one day, Sophiasewell, and Noman Khan inspired me to take that extra mile to open my own blog. So here I am, like the twitter Jinn, experiencing the world of blog, and disseminating information for the benefit of humanity.

 

Russia’s President Putins scathing attack on America’s political administration

A piece of article in Aljajeera caught my eye today, Russian president Vladimir Putin appealed directly to the American public and law makers that an American military strike would unleash a wave of terrorism all over the region. Russia is no longer the evil empire that during the cold war America used to portray to the world, that somehow USA is the saviour of humanity, democracy, and freedom of expression. The Russian would dare give lecture on morality, and democracy, but all has changed now; the Russian president wrote a plainly realistic observation of present USA, he wrote,

 “Millions around the world increasingly see America not as a model of democracy, but as relying solely on brute force, cobbling coalitions together under the slogan 'you're either with us or against us.'"

 

What a scathing attack on new world order proponent. Since the end of cold war, America followed a dream in pursuing its goal, however, ironically, lost everything that it had won. America is no longer respected by the world community; it is more of a tyrannical state in the eyes of many than a model for democracy.

President Obama, in his address to the American people had said that in view of the present development, a diplomatic breakthrough may be a possibility to avoid a war, provided Syria agrees to dismantle all its chemical weapons. Therefore, he has asked the congress to delay a vote on Syria while he pursues a diplomatic path. Well, president Obama may be sincere, but I doubt the real power behind would allow any stability in the middle east as long as Zionist and American corporate interest are threatened.

America could have been a model for democracy and stability in the world had its leaders not followed the dictation of big corporation, and Zionist lobby. These two entities care little about morality, justice, or democracy. Their only concern is power, money, and land. Indeed, the root cause of Palestinian Israeli conflict dragging so long is the insincerity of the American administration to bring the conflict to an end, and the Zionist greed for grabbing more of the Palestinian land. The continuation of Middle Eastern different wars has a lot to do with preserving the interest of American multi national company and keeping the petro dollar currency intact.

 

New Easy Bangla Translation of The Quran is to be lauched on the market very soon

One of the barrier to understanding the Quran is the inability to understand the Quranic Arabic language. Many of us read translation in our preferred language as oppose to directly understanding from the text of the Quran. Although there are available translation in almost all languages of the world, but not many translations use of language are easy for an average layman to understand. I am glad that a project has been intiated by UK scholars to translate the Quran in easy to understand language for our Bangladeshi immigrant population in the UK ,and all over the world.

 

Today, after the Zuhor prayer, I met one of the man involved in translating Bangla to more easy Bangla. Many of you may know Jonab Farid Ahmed Reza to be a poet ,columist and a literary critic of Bengali literature. I have  personally known him to be a former  secondary school teacher of my two young boys. When they were at his school, I often used to met him in parents evening, but then I didn’t know that he had other talents, especially critiquing  Bangla literature. Now I see him in almost everyday, but at a different capacity; we have some ideological commonaility, and in that respect he is my Deeni brother and a neighbour. Every Tuesday he rans a Tafsir session at the local mosque for our elderly seniors, and number of times I had the opportunity to sit in his circle and listen to his Tafsir in purely Sylheti language. I must admit his choice of language is very easy, and more than once I copied his mood of delivery when I was called to give a dars of Quran at a different location. So I am expecting a very easy to understand translation of the Quran in Bangla from this man. Every one should buy a copy when it comes out on the market very soon Insha Allah.  However, I would recommend to those who really want to taste the beauty of the Quran, they should learn the Arabic language, as there is no comparision to the language of the Quran.

 

Democracy is made hostage at the hand of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

The long-cherished dream of India turned true with the victory of Bangladesh Awami League. It is authentically proved by various sources that India aspires to see the current government in Dhaka to continue in power at least up to 2021, when a submissive Bangladesh can be totally ensured. Though India proclaims to be the largest democracy in the world, it has agenda of establishing one-party authoritarian rule in Bangladesh with a brute administration, thus greatly and blindly compromising the interest of Bangladesh in every level. This is now a win-win situation for India while a real agony for the people of Bangladesh seeing a government in Dhaka, which puts more emphasis on implementing Indian agendas, instead of paying minimal attention to the interest of Bangladesh. When Bangladesh completed its fourth decade of independence recently, it is justly feared by many that the nation of 160 million people are now destined towards losing its own dignity and pride, thus letting the rogue regime in scraping democracy and establishing the one-party dictatorship with fullest and dedicated agendas of serving the purpose of India.

 

The founding father of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujib though made numerous pledges of ensuring rights of the citizen, freedom of press and freedom of expression. On formation of his one-party rule, the first offensive came on country’s media, thus banning all the newspapers but two thus introducing repressive laws such as Special Powers Act, pushing opposition activists inside prison while encouraging forced disappearance and secret killings. At least ten to twelve thousand opposition activists were brutally murdered by the private militia of Mujib

The era of Sheikh Mujibur Rehman came to a tragic end, when he was assassinated along with members of his family on 15th August 1975 in a military coup. At such tragic end of the founding father of the nation, no one – not even the members and activists of ruling Awami League felt sorry or shed tears, Following the assassination of Mujibur Rehman, the very existence of Awami League became totally uncertain, while many of the Mujib colleagues happily joined the successive government thus branding Mujib as the “Pharaoh” of Bengal. One of Mujibur Rehman’s closest aides and cabinet colleagues, Abdul Malek Ukil, when asked in London to comment on the assassination of the founding father of the country he said, “The nation has got rid of the pharaoh! Mujib wanted to establish dynastic rule in Bangladesh to let him and his ancestors remain in power for ever. But such plan never came to fruition.

After 20 years of the tragic assassination of the founding father, the people of Bangladesh voted Mujib’s eldest daughter Sheikh Hasina into power in 1996 and her government had to finally face a huge defeat just after five years, simply because of its massive corruption, nepotism, state-patronized crime and bad governance. Prior to this election, Sheikh Hasina sought apology to the people for all wrong-doings of her father and promised good governance if voted into power. During the election campaign, she even put on Islamic hijab (veil) surely with the idea of getting sympathy from the majority of the Muslim voters in the country. Anyway her strategy clicked and her party won the election, though it faced a huge defeat just in five years, simply because of extreme misrule and bad governance.

 

In 2008 again, Sheikh Hasina made fresh pledges to the people with renewed apology for the “mistakes”during her during of 1996-2001, and promised “a better Bangladesh” with the implementation of her Vision 2021 and establishment of “Digital Bangladesh”. It was already known in the political and media circles in India that, the pre-election propaganda strategy and the election manifesto of Awami League were drafted by a team of seasoned politicians and media personnel from India, while Dr. Manmohan Singh and Mr. Pranab Mukherjee contributed in the election manifesto of Bangladesh Awami League by incorporating their important inputs. The economic plans of the manifesto were consulted with famous economists, which include Nobel laureate Amartya Sen and Dr. Mohammed Yunus, while defence policies were drafted by New Delhi’s South-Block. The initial concept of Indian policymakers extreme involvement behind Awami League election manifesto as well as campaign strategy were aimed at getting series of issues and treaties signed and decided by the Bangladeshi government under the leadership of Sheikh Hasina in order to ensure India’s un-protested supremacy over Bangladesh forever. When New Delhi policymakers sensed the voters in Bangladesh were still in confusion in putting their mandate in favour of Awami League, Dr. Manmohan Singh and some key figures in Indian politics sought help from the Western governments in influencing the caretaker government in Bangladesh in extending total support towards Awami League and ensure its victory. Though the general election took place in December-2008, Sheikh Hasina’s special envoys secretly visited India in November-2008 to finalize the list of the next cabinet. New Delhi was already given assurance by the Bangladeshi caretaker government of letting Awami League win the election under “any circumstance”.

As expected, Awami League got a huge victory in the election with the help of India and since it formed government in January-2009, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her cabinet are seen totally committed in implementing all of its commitments and pledges, made to India, without arguing or questioning its impacts on Bangladesh or its people. Part of its pledge is the disappearance of M. Elias Ali as he was becoming a danger to Indian aspiration in Bangladesh.

For the first time; New Delhi has been very successful in putting a party in power, which never betrayed with Indian policymakers, even after facing substantial protests domestically for its expressive and exposed inclination towards New Delhi. On the other hand, for the people of Bangladesh, this is possibly one of their worst-ever period of national catastrophe of letting Awami League still hold on to power. No doubt the ruling party and its elites are fully aware of people’s grievance and anger and its pro-India policy, which directly goes against the interest of Bangladesh.

Since the forming of the present Awami government, the countries opposition became the biggest target of Sheikh, she personally ordered many of the arrest of prominent leaders of the opposition including Bangladeshi Jamati Islam. The aim was to destroy her political opponent so that she could come to power unhindered. To that end she changed the constitution and abolished the provision of the caretaker government. It is highly unlikely any fare and free election could be held under stewardship of this government as every government institution has been grossly politicised. The law enforcement agency is totally subservient to the government dictate and the opposition fears massive arrest to the run up to the election to stem off any protest. Bangladesh democracy needs to be rescued from the grip of Sheikh Hasina, the fascist Hitler of Bangladesh.

 

Declining Super power face stumbling block in their pursue to attack Syria

Some time fate takes over design, and Mr Kerry found just that with a sleep of the tong. When asked by a reporter at a press briefing, what may save Syria from an imminent USA attack; he thoughtlessly said something that was not the plan of the scriptwriter to war. Mr Kerry may be regretting for saying Assads surrender of chemical stocks to international authority will save him from an attack, but his words was immediately taken by Russia, who floated the idea to Syria and they gladly accepted the offer. Iran and china also supported the idea, so for now, a sigh of relief for the ordinary Syrians, but how long that will stay remains to be seen. Today, the French have circulated a draft statement for a tough resolution at the UN requiring Syria to disclose and hand over all stockpiles or face serious consequence. The wording is carefully drafted to give the warmongers possible excuse to attack Syria, as disclosure of stockpiles is subjective: The USA can say that Syria is hiding some of its chemical weapon even if they did not hide anything. We have the perfect example from Iraq, when Saddam was accused of hiding his stockpiles of chemicals, but in reality there was none to be found, and he still got bombed.

Today, as suspected, the Russian did not agree to the draft resolution, and as of now, division remains at the Security Council. The main sticking point was that France wanted to invoke Chapter Seven of the UN Charter, making any resolution legally binding and enforceable by military action. Russia, the main backer of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, opposed the French-drafted resolution and had been expected to propose a weaker Security Council statement, which are largely symbolic statements on the chemical arms crisis. The serious consequences are not acceptable to Russia, as this will be abused to legally attack Syria without the need for UN authorization. The world has changed since Iraq and Libya. The west ploy and tricks of wording are well known by the Russian, and they will not fall in to this trap again. In any case, it is absurd that Assad’s forces would have used the Chemicals weapon as reported, because it knows that USA is constantly at their back for an excuse to topple his regime. It is now becoming clear from various reports that some of the pictures and videos posted on the net were fake. Russia says the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) has confirmed that the videos and photos purporting to show the victims of a chemical attack near the Syrian capital, Damascus, were fabricated. The US administration has been using the footage and the photos in question to lobby for a military strike on Syria. In reality, let’s not forget that one of the war’s objectives, which were stated openly by both Obama and John Kerry, was to send a message to Iran - What was that supposed to mean? After finishing with Syria then they are going to turn their attention to change regime or destroying Iran or occupying Iran.

Iran suffered a very long history of Western domination and interference in its affairs. The British and American instigated a coup in 1953 against the Mosaddeq government, which the CIA openly admits today. In that coup they stopped the Iranians from getting sovereignty over their wealth and nationalizing their oil and they installed the puppet, the Shah, who turned Iran at the time to be the biggest military base for the United States of America and to loot the Iranian people’s wealth.

The same thing happened to the Iraqi when they involved them in a war against the revolution of Iran, who managed to kick out these imperialist puppets. And they suffered for eight years, both countries, from a designed war to weaken both of them.Then they (US) occupied Iraq of course after the war in 1991 and then again in 2003. Millions of Iraqis died there. What is happening now from a political strategic point of view is the desperation of the US imperialists to control the area - militarily now. They cannot compete economically with the Chinese or with the BRICS or even with the EU. Now they want to sustain their presence worldwide with military force. How can the United States even start to mention that chemical weapons usage is their red line when they have been and they have probably used illegal weapons more than any other regime in the world?

 

We have a huge public support after 6th of May killings, and we should learn to turn this support in to strength.

People of Bangladesh must not be deceived by a lull in anti Islamic rhetoric by those ardent leftist and Nastik planners, whom almost nearly turned Bangladesh in to a philosophy of prior Islam ignorance and fire worshiping. Virtue candle light and other such act by the Shabagi endangered the welfare and salvation of the people of Bangladesh nearly dragging them in to Darkness. As Muslims, we have a duty to be involved in Islamic movement for our self interest. It is not only we save our selves  from the tricks of Shaitan, who is our number one enemy, but also save others from falling in to the deep hole of Shaitan’s myriad deception. Allah says in the Quran : You [true believers in Islamic Monotheism, and real followers of Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم) and his Sunnah] are the best of peoples ever raised up for mankind; you enjoin Al-Ma‘rûf (i.e. Islamic Monotheism and all that Islam has ordained) and forbid Al-Munkar (polytheism, disbelief and all that Islam has forbidden), and you believe in Allâh.

 

The wisdom that we can grasp of this precedence is the greatness of this obligation and the major public interests resulting from it. Muslims, particularly at the present time, are in bad need to be active in the obligation of enjoining good and forbidding evil due to the prevalence of sins and anti Islamic rhetoric. Currently, the matter has become more serious for our beloved Bangladesh. Most recently Minister without portfolio, Suonjit Shen Gupta, pet name black cat, not only had looted millions of public money, but he was trying to loot the Iman of Muslims by his reference to Islamic chant of Allah. Hifajote Islam made a strong protest and demanded the punishment of the Minister. In a country of more than 150 million  people, where 90% are Muslims, and a government who claim to be followers of Islam (doubtful of their claim) have made this Hindu Railway racketeer their spokesman and a Mufti on Islamic affairs. He tells people what should and should not be in the constitution, often making commentary on Islamic principle.

The shabagis and their script writers have publicly said the people of Bangladesh will see the fruits of their campaign in 6 to 7 years time: this means, Laki Akhtar and her associates are working and scheming even to this day. We are not to be deluded that without an effective movement to remove this government from power, our long term interest will be served. It seems BNP and Jamat are content with soft war; it may be an approach for only temporary situation considering set back of Hifazot siege of Dhaka, but too much seating idly could remove momentum and make the activist fat and lazy. We have a huge public support after 6^th of May killings, and we should learn to turn this support in to strength. Remember Awamileague has power over people by dictatorship; we want a power with consensus and accountability with the help of the people. Therefore, our relationship with the people must increase.

 

In today’s world, hegemonic powers sees Islam as their main threat replacing communism

Once upon a time, communism was the main contender for the capitalist Zionist axis for ideological battle, but now, Islam, Islamic movement and governments are the new rival for the west today. Bangladesh is no exception to myriad of countries that are victim of enemy plots to create divisions among Muslims to impede their progress. The most important duty of Muslims in the world today is to remain vigilant and to know their road map, trickery and deception in order to be able to take appropriate action and avoid mistakes.

 

The enemy’s main plan is to create rifts and internal conflict among Muslims, so, unity, solidarity, and strong bond are more pressing needs of the Muslim world today. Hegemonic powers are always looking for opportunity to intervene; they would use the same tricks of divide and rule as they did in the seventeen century. Traitors like Mir Jafor Ali Khan are not hard to find. Our country’s modern Mir Jafor is the despised Moin U Ahmed. He exchanged the lives and dignity of people for a miserable price. His lavish life in America won’t last for ever. Sooner or later all that riches he pocketed will be left behind for another to enjoy, for he - will never come back from his grave

An example of extortion racketeering run by Bangladesh Police: millions pocketed by threat and coercion.

Our story begins at Dhaka University when deputy commissioner Mullah Nazrul was then a student, and an Awami Cadre. By a turn of fate and favour from top Awami official, he has now become a police officer. But his old habit of extortion had remained with him, this time with the help of fellow officers, he run an extortion racket forcing local business men to pay money, or else face arrest and police remand. Recently when a report came out in the media of his misdeeds, he was only moved to another department without receiving any punishment.

 

DB Mullah Nazrul, according to a media report, has taken 86 Lakh taka from a business man by the name Qayum, apparently for getting rich by illegal business ventures. It was a strait forward demand made by police; “give us a share of your money or face arrest” The man had no idea of his ordeal that was about to happen. The police hoodlum came to his house one night and demanded money from him. When he asked them timidly, for what crime he had been threatened, they beat him, punch him, ransacked his house, and told him to shut up and pay 3 cror taka to their boss DB Mullah Nazrul or face arrest. When Mr Qayum told them he had no ability to pay them this that kind money, he was beaten up again, and taken to DB office for further beating. Eventually Mr Qayum came face to face with DC Mullah Narzul, after a further beating, he was told to pay a reduced amount of Taka 2 Cror or the police will file false case against him, and will ask for thirty days remand for questioning. Hearing this, shiver travelled racing all over him, and the poor man had no option, but to make some phone calls from the DB office to arrange money for his release. And eventually, he managed to arrange 86 Lakh Taka, and begged DB Mullah for his release, as he could not give any more. Finally he was released with a kick in his buttock, but the man had powerful connections, so he made sure that DB Mullah Nazrul was being investigated. So the story abruptly ends here with DC Mullah Nazrul transfer to DB protection pending investigation. The way things are in Bangladesh, it wouldn’t be a surprise to hear in a few months time that Mullah Nazrul has been cleared of all allegations, and he is now been awarded medals for honesty and professionalism.

The Sword of Omar Bin Khatab (RD) and what he would have done if he had seen injustice

 

If Omar Bin khattab (RD) was with us, what would have been his reaction on 28 Feb and 6^th of May? Most probably he would have run for his sword and chopped the head off the perpetrators. And this is true of him, for the man never gave a second thought to crime and injustice. In modern Bangladesh, we had a man (but not anyway comparable to companion of the prophet (SM) as they were the best of men) by the name Major Farouque, when he had seen injustice, he did not delegate the job to others, but took action himself and reportedly had said to his colleagues,” you are either with me or without me, but I have decided on the action, even if you decide not to come” and that man had done what others would have been too scared to do. He was true to his word, where others would have faltered on the mission.

 

Now, here is an example of a man, when he saw injustice, he left it to others and gave himself up to the Pakistani army for safe keeping in a prison in West Pakistan until his fellow country men kick them out with their blood. Do you we know him? Of course we do, they say he is the best in thousand years, but was he?

 

And finally, coming to the present, we have a man who does nothing, but courts Sheikh Hasina and India, while in the midst of his luxury army life, indiscriminate killings and carnage took place on 28^th Feb and 6^th of May. Unlike Major Farouque, he keeps his sword in sheath and goes for honey moon in India with his wife. What adjective can I give this man other than a fitting word “Coward” and that may be the best way to describe him?

 

 

Riots in India, Hindu mobs target and kills Muslims, 30 dead

Indian Minority Muslims are being targeted again by Hindu mobs in Uttar Pradesh. Sectarian violence is not new in India, in 1992 Hindu mob in Ayodhya sparked India’s worst communal clashes when they razed a 16^th century Mosque. Unlike neibouring Bangladeshi minority Hindu population, who enjoys equal rights and privelleges, and are to be seen everywhere in top government and civil administration, Indian Muslim minority in comparision enjoys less privillages and are treated as second class citizens. What bolywood dipicts does not reflect overal picture of India’s Muslim. In fact, people who have lived there tell us a different story of religious, social, and cultural discrimination at every level.

 

Before run up to a general election, Indian politician uses sectarian card to win over Hindu Votes. Most often Hindu religious party stir up religious hatred and fuels violence as they did almost 11 years ago in Gujrat. Hindu religious mob supported planned and coordinated by leaders of Bharatia Jonota Party launched a ferocious attack against the Muslim population in 2002. They looted and torched Muslim owned businesses, assaulted and murdered Muslims, and gang-raped and mutilated Muslim women. By the time the violence came to a halt, about 2500 muslims had been killed and more than 200,000 made to flee their homes. Much of the violence happened in full knowledge of the police, the administration provided electoral list of Muslim businesses and homes and had instructed the police not to interfere. Human rights singalled out Chief Minister of Gujrat as the main culprit. Yet 11 years on, he remains the incumbent minister in charge.

 

Our foreign Minister Dipu Moni had courted this man trying to enlist Modi's support for the Land Boundary Agreement that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government had signed with Bangladesh, but Alas, the instigator of Gujrat murder rebuffed Bangladesh foreign Minister, and possibly laughed and giggled at her back in mockery. Today in Bangladesh, while Hindu Minority enjoys full protection and privelleges, of our government and people, India’s Muslims are targeted and killed with impunity. Awamileague government is incompetent in dealing with human rights abuses in India, because they themselves are a party to human rights violation in Bangladesh. launched a
pogrom against the local Muslim population. They
looted and torched Muslim-owned businesses, assaulted
and murdered Muslims, and gang-raped and mutilated
Muslim women. By the time the violence spluttered to a
halt, about 2,500 Muslims had been killed and about
200,000 driven from their homes.launched a
pogrom against the local Muslim population. They
looted and torched Muslim-owned businesses, assaulted
and murdered Muslims, and gang-raped and mutilated
Muslim women. By the time the violence spluttered to a
halt, about 2,500 Muslims had been killed and about
200,000 driven from their homes.