Saturday, January 3, 2015

Indian Coast Guard Intercepts Terrorist 'Bomb Boat'

The new Government of Nerendra Modi, whose track record in the state of Gujarat promises the unleashing of India's economic potential, means the country is fully open to business. With a huge Muslim  population India remains vulnerable to Islamic retrogression, social division and terrorism.



Jan. 2, 2015 A 'bomb' boat with crew that didn't look like fishermen: Coast Guard Asserts vessel was set on fire by its crew members, causing it to explode and later sink.

 UPDATE: Indian Coast Guard (ICG) today said suspicions were raised about the identity of crew of the explosives-laden boat intercepted by them, as they did not resemble fishermen from their dressing style and carried no nets. ICG said they followed the standard operating procedure (SOP) while intercepting the hostile boat, which as intelligence input suggested, had set sail from the port city of Karachi from Pakistan for some "illicit transaction". The maritime law enforcement agency reiterated that the vessel was set on fire by its crew members, causing it to explode and later sink. The incident took place about 365 km off the coast of Porbander in the Arabian Sea on the intervening night of December 31 and January 1 after a hot pursuit by Coast Guard. (Source) A second boat may have been involved, apart from the one that was blown up. The Government of Pakistan is rejecting the allegations and speaks of slander.


Sept. 14, 2014



Islamic conquest of India. Bloodiest in the history of World (Source). 

New Indian Al Qaeda Branch Attacks Wrong Ship




Sep. 8, 2014

The Red, Anti Hindu Opposition

If India ’s academia is dominated by Stalinist professors with their inflexible Marxist dogma, how does this reflect upon how people outside the country view Hinduism? In India secularism is a strange beast which constantly warns of the threats which Hindu fundamentalism and fascism pose to the very fabric of democracy yet having the gall to defend personal laws which keep the minority groups backward and introverted. A speech by Narendra Modi is deemed a greater threat than terrorist attacks in Mumbai, or ethnic cleansing of Hindus at gunpoint from Kashmir , Kerala, Orissa, and the north-east. (Source)




Sep. 7, 2014

Al Qaeda Opening Branch in India

 It's a franchise, yah know!



Aug. 13, 2014

IS Recruiting Muslims in India With Videos

Recruitment is as important as conversion:




Aug. 3, 2014

Muslims Making Kashmir Into India's Israel 

So here we have it: India, or in this case Kashmir, is like Israel. An infidel sore on the face of self proclaimed "Muslim territory".




Al Qaeda Calling For Final Jihad Against India

Reports from the Middle East confirm that the Islamic supremacist group Al Qaeda has called for the final Jihad against India. In other words, to kill the non-believers and to convert India into a state like Taliban or Pakistan. Pakistan was not enough – never enough. Jordan wasn’t enough, never enough. Gaza wasn’t enough, never enough. And so it goes and everyone apologizes for these savages. Off topic but related, PM Modi’s vote at the UN against Israel was incomprehensible (and I supported his candidacy). Exclusive: Al Qaeda gears up for final jihad against India | India Today |  (Source)



July 3, 2014

India, a Prime Target For Jihad




June 21, 2014

ISIS holds 86 Indian Nationals Hostage 




June 21, 2014

ISIS holds 86 Indian Nationals Hostage 

The taking into custody of 40 Indians, drawn into the crossfire of a bitter power struggle in Iraq between an assertive but marginalised Sunni minority and the government led by President Nouri al-Maliki, has brought into focus the Narendra Modi government’s crisis management skills. The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), a jihadi group, is apparently behind the detention and relocation of the workers, who are from Punjab, into a cotton warehouse in the vicinity of Mosul — Iraq’s second largest city that is an ethnically divided demographic powder keg. Yet, there are indications that Sunni tribesmen, who may not share the ISIS’s virulent extremist ideology but are in a tactical embrace with it in order to counter the government of Mr. Nouri al-Maliki, which has Shia overtones, are holding the victims. The detentions, along with the entrapment of 46 nurses in a Tikrit hospital, is cause for deep anxiety; the crisis has dwarfed the 2004 abduction and release of three Indian truck drivers near Baghdad. Apart from India, countries such as China and Turkey, whose nationals have been detained in large numbers, are experiencing the pain. The blowback of the incident has hit the government hard, persuading External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to meet the distraught families of the victims, who have no option but to seek solace from the Central government. (Source)



May 24, 2014
More than half a billion voters at some 930,000 polling places showed the conservative Hindu nationalist BJP and its leader Narendra Modi as the overwhelming winners. Modi's track record in the state of Gujarat promises the unleashing of India's economic potential




Narendra Modi flashes the victory sign at a rally after his victory on Friday in Vadodara.

Modi IT Campaign Reached 144 million Indian Voters





May 20, 2014

Muslim Students Put New Indian PM On Death List

A day after the Modi tsunami swept the country, 18 members of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI), including its Madhya Pradesh chief Abu Faisal, shouted pro-Taliban slogans and included Narendra Modi’s name in their hit list after they were produced in a court in Bhopal. Faisal and 17 other SIMI members were brought to the court of chief judicial magistrate Pankaj Singh Maheswari on Saturday for a hearing in terror-related cases and the Khandwa jailbreak.  (Source) (Video)

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May 18, 2014

India is Open For Business

India's Moment: The world's largest democracy makes a statement at the polls: No to corruption, bureaucracy and dynastic politics, and yes to Narendra Modi's promise of a country ready to do business. (...) On Friday, India's governing Congress party was shoved aside in spectacular fashion by Mr. Modi, a charismatic politician with Hindu nationalist roots and a pro-business policy agenda, and his resurgent BJP. (...) Mr. Modi's sweeping victory marks a major turning point in the postcolonial history of the world's largest democracy. For most of the 67 years since India gained its independence from Britain, the course of the country has been charted by the family of Jawaharlal Nehru, the nation's first prime minister. (...) (Source)



May 17, 2014

Resounding BJP Victory in India Will Unleash Its Potential


More than half a billion Indians, a record 66 percent of eligible voters cast ballots at some 930,000 polling places. Results released Friday show the conservative Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its leader, Narendra Modi, won more than half the seats in parliament, the first time in 30 years a single Indian party has won enough seats to rule without coalition partners. Modi hugely appealed to young voters and ran on a message of change, expanding economic opportunity and making government more responsive.

In 12 years as Chief Minister of the western state of Gujarat since 2001, he developed a reputation for getting results and fostering economic development, job creation and improving infrastructure. Many who know him describe Modi as a rapt listener, who will give you his entire attention. He uses multiple sources of information and that is also his strength because he knows in detail about individuals he is meeting or events.

With a long coastline and too little rain for decent farming, Gujarat has always been famous for its traders. When it split from Bombay to form a separate state in 1960, "the question was how Gujarat would survive," says Narendra Modi in an interview a few years ago. These days Gujarat accounts for 5% of India's population but 16% of its industrial output and 22% of its exports. Its growth has outpaced India's and it wins accolades from business people.

A recent comparison of Indian states by consultancy McKinsey was lyrical about Gujarat. It might yet play the role of industrial locomotive for the country, as Guangdong province did for China in the 1990s. There is lots of excited talk about exporters switching from China to India. Former US ambassador to India Thomas Pickering says India can get back to growth rates of 7, 8 or 9 percent under a Modi government.

Chinese-style projects are part of Gujarat's formula, including refineries and ports, but so are networks of smaller firms and foreign companies which have now achieved critical mass in industries such as cars and pharmaceuticals. The state government has provided the standard things that businesses pray for across India but often do not get—less onerous labor laws, passable roads, and reliable electricity.

For all the good Modi has achieved, the US refused him a visa in 2005 because of his alleged role in riots in 2002 in which more than 1,000 Muslims were killed in Gujarat. Modi has denied the allegation. In 2013 the annual Wharton India Economic Forum (WIEF) hosted by the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, canceled the keynote address Modi was invited to give via videoconference. The recent politically motivated cancellation of Ayaan Hirsi Ali's honorary degree at Brandeis springs to mind. 

It’s clear however that the new PM of  India’s 60-year-old democracy has at least three attributes that his predecessor Manmohan Singh lacked. He is his own man, he is a sharp political strategist and he is an ace communicator. That he will make his presence felt is not in doubt. He said he would work for the people. That's not a promise so much as the statement of an ambition. 


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