01-25-2007, 12:04 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->What problem did Saddam created for the Indians in general and Hindus in particular?<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Saddam was good for India and Hindus, now he is gone, if people want to protest they can go and scream as long as they want on the streets but they are crossing a line when they take down posters of a Hindu rally and attacking Hindus.
It also reinforces the popular view that IM's are more concerned about Muslim Ummah than about Indian national interests, we never see any protests after the numerous blasts or when Bukhari threatens civil war but we see protests when Jerry Falwell says something about Muhammad, when Saddam gets arrested, when Bush visits India, when Danes print cartoons ridiculing Muhammad, when Saddam is hanged and invariably in all these protests Hindus are used as the punching bags, 10 people died in Solapur because Falwell ridiculed Muhammad, was there any connection between their Hindu neighbours minding their business and what Falwell said, yet since the cowards couldn't touch Falwell, they decided to use Hindus as the punching bag.
Saddam was good for India and Hindus, now he is gone, if people want to protest they can go and scream as long as they want on the streets but they are crossing a line when they take down posters of a Hindu rally and attacking Hindus.
It also reinforces the popular view that IM's are more concerned about Muslim Ummah than about Indian national interests, we never see any protests after the numerous blasts or when Bukhari threatens civil war but we see protests when Jerry Falwell says something about Muhammad, when Saddam gets arrested, when Bush visits India, when Danes print cartoons ridiculing Muhammad, when Saddam is hanged and invariably in all these protests Hindus are used as the punching bags, 10 people died in Solapur because Falwell ridiculed Muhammad, was there any connection between their Hindu neighbours minding their business and what Falwell said, yet since the cowards couldn't touch Falwell, they decided to use Hindus as the punching bag.