This is no surprise, why havent Yahoo made a mention that the ones who carried the attack were in fact muslims?  Yahoo, you are afraid, dont be!

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Militants massacre 34 Hindus in Indian Kashmir

2 hours, 20 minutes ago

Suspected Islamic militants have massacred 34 Hindus in Indian Kashmir in attacks aimed at wrecking peace talks between the government and moderate separatists.

Twenty-two unarmed villagers, mostly shepherds or their families, were lined up and gunned down in Thawa village in the southern district of Doda on Sunday night.

In the neighbouring district of Udhampur, 12 Hindus kidnapped Sunday by suspected rebels were shot dead. Four bodies were found Sunday and eight more Monday.

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and a Muslim separatist leader condemned the sectarian massacres, the worst for six years in the state.

Survivors of the Thawa attack, which also injured eight people including a nine-year-old girl, described the terror.

"Ten to 12 militants dressed in army uniforms entered Thawa and told our chief to collect villagers for a meeting and when the people came the militants separated the group and shot nine at one location and 11 at another," said Sadiq Ahmed.

"They pumped bullet after bullet into the group of unarmed people."

Two more villagers later died from their wounds, Ahmed said, as both Hindus and Muslims staged a protest strike on Monday in Doda, which borders Pakistan.

The injured were flown by military helicopters to the Government Medical College in Jammu city, where most were still in shock.

"The gunmen started beating us. When I tried to prevent my husband getting killed, they opened fire killing many people on the spot," said 37-year-old Gilu Devi, tears rolling down her cheeks as she recalled her futile effort to save her husband.

Devi and her eight-year-old daughter were being treated in the hospital.

Others with bullet wounds were too shocked to speak, while some complained of inadequate security in the region.

"The massacre was a pre-planned attack and obviously it was an attempt to derail the upcoming talks," Inspector-General of Police S. P. Vaid said in Kashmir's winter capital of Jammu.

Singh was scheduled to hold a second round of direct talks with moderate leaders of the All-Party Hurriyat Conference -- a forum of some one dozen Islamic separatist groups -- in New Delhi Wednesday.

The two sides are also set to hold a second roundtable on May 25 in Srinagar, Kashmir's summer capital. All such meetings are opposed by militant separatists.

Singh condemned the attack in a statement issued by his office, saying that the "people of Kashmir have rejected and rebuffed terrorists repeatedly."

None of Kashmir's two dozen Islamist rebel groups claimed responsibility for the two attacks, the first massacre of Hindus in the remote districts since April 2004 when five pilgrims were slain in Pahalgam district.

The head of the Hurriyat also condemned the attack.

"We condemn the incident. It is an act of terror," said Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a leading Muslim cleric, calling for an impartial inquiry to "expose the killers."

The Press Trust of India quoted unidentified army officials as saying the Thawa massacre was carried out by guerrillas belonging to Lashkar-e-Taiba, or Army of the Pious, which has been blamed for many major attacks in India.

The army said the killings were ordered by rebel leaders based in Pakistan, despite an ongoing peace process with India.

Kashmir is divided between India and Pakistan but claimed in full by both. India insists that Islamic guerrilla training camps exist in the Pakistani zone despite an assurance from President Pervez Musharraf that they have been shut down.

Militants are accused of killing 353 Hindus and Sikhs in the past six years in Indian Kashmir, with 2000 being the bloodiest year when 116 non-Muslims were massacred in six separate attacks.

The worst massacre was on March 20, 2000, in southern Kashmir's Chattisinghpora village when suspected rebels killed 37 Sikhs as then-US president Bill Clinton began a visit to India.

Some 44,000 people have died in Indian Kashmir since 1989 when a revolt flared in the Muslim-majority region against New Delhi's rule.

“Fight those who do not believe in Allah and the last day, those who do not forbid what Allah and His Messenger forbids, those who do not adopt the right religion among the people of the book till they give jizya while they are oppressed.” (Tawbah : 29)

“Oh you believers, do not be ruled by Jews and Christians, they rule each other, those who do would become one of them, and Allah do not guide those losers.” (Maedah : 51)

“Religion is Islam according to Allah.” (Aal Omran : 19)

The Brussels Journal, "the news that never gets printed", said that on the recent murder of a belgian boy named as Joe Van Holsbeeck, over a mp3 player were North Africans but the Justice Department on the 13th April, were the first ones to say that the suspects were North Africans.

One ignorant person from the Justice Department, who have already made a fool of themselves deceided to send this directly to The Brussels Journal.

"Haha, there you are with your pants down! First you spend a whole week writing that the murderers are North Africans, and now they turn out to be Polish… Isn’t that the country of the previous Pope, beloved by Belien, an arch-Catholic with his own version of the Sacrifice…
How low can [one sink]…"

Since Brussels Journal have yet to say that these were Muslims who did this and were experts at doing so, the Justice Department have decided to attack Catholics over the fact that these were Polish and came from the same country as the late His Holiness Pope John Paul II.

Tip: So, in this case, as it is "insulting", should Catholics burn Belgium flags, burn their embassies and behead the one who made such a comment?

This is no surprise, they descretated Churches and killed Christians, yet they are said to have been noted down as 'Moderates'

Although this is just one video, it is just one piece of evidence out of millions of pieces of evidence which shows how women are being treated under Islaimc law.  Check the link and go right to the bottom of the page, then play the video, you will be shocked.

http://muttawa.blogspot.com/2006/04/lets-go-to-movies.html

This is very interesting, can not wait till the riots from Muslims starts all over again...

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These two photographs were taken in the Church of Our Lady in Dendermonde, Flanders (Belgium). They show the late 17th Century pulpit, sculpted in wood by Mattheus Van Beveren.  The person subdued by the angels and having a Koran in his hands is generally thought to be Mohammed. The sculpture represents the triumph of christianity over islam.

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This is just the beginning, Zakariya Boutrus, a true hero who is not scared of Islam.

Coptic Priest Zakariya Boutrus: Islamic Scholars Attack Christianity to Cover Up Scandals in the Life of Prophet Muhammad

http://www.memritv.org/Transcript.asp?P1=826

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I suppose I ought to wait till it comes out this friday but I know for a fact that I am getting this game and will review it from top to bottom, hopefully giving it a 10/10 (lets be honest, no game is 10/10!).

A review will be out shortly... Also, Fight Night Round 3 should be coming out soon but since games are so damm expensive, its gonna be hard.

If anyone remembers a while ago when Hitman 2 was first released (may I say without complaints), the only criticism it should of received was the lack of stealth A.I., such as the lack of elimination using stealth rather than guns.

If you dont, check out these links, these contain the story from the BBC as well as comments from youngsters.  Some are very dumb (not surprising) but quite a few, particularly from the English were intelligent.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/sci_tech/newsid_2440000/2440713.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/sci_tech/newsid_2500000/2500199.stm

Then, not too long after its release, the BBC UK (yes, the BBC are known for these silly things) decided to report that Sikhs were unhappy that they were portrayed as terrorists and the enemy to kill.  In other words, seen as the bad guys.  Without hesitation, Eidos and the developers instantly removed the game, apologised and removed any references to Sikhs as terrorists.  Now, I actually bought the game first before the controversy and in my opinion, there is nothing wrong with someone creating a game where you are supposedly a good guy and kill the bad buys (who are terrorists).

Agent 47, the bald man with a barcode on the back of his head and the character you play, does the sign of the Cross at the first level.  This is the same man who kills a lot of people and may unfortunately involve killing some good guys.  Does it offend Christians that you take control of this man and kill people, even when its against the religion itself?

Let me remind everyone of how the fanatics in Deus Ex 2 are portrayed, they are seen as Christian terrorists (the Knights Templar, die hard Christians) who commit mass murder.  Was there a peep from anyone?  No, because its only a bloody game for Christ's sake!!

I have bought many wargames and had it up to here:!: with people winging about this and that.  In the recent wargames like Call of Duty 2, we shoot, blow up and even use gun butts to kill Germans but do you see Germany coming onto us like a ton of bricks?

If people want to relate to sensitivity, always use Hitman 2 as a good example, there is no such thing in Hitman 2 where the objective states "kill as many sikhs as possible", it only states to "kill the terrorist leader" or eliminate "individuals who are criminals".  So what if a game came out saying kill the iman at a mosque who preaches hatred against the west, do we have to keep our mouth shut and remove it so we refer to the iman as a nutcase who preaches in some obsecure temple?  Not in my name.

The cartoon controversy got out of hand, I  only present this as a reminder that this is not the first time we have had such experience.  Believe me there is more to come...

Next blog.... wargames on why we need them, my thoughts on what wargames present not only to our generation but also to our kids.  Yes, theyre fun but why be it fun killing human soldiers?  Thats not all there is...