12-02-2008, 02:08 AM
Thanks, Bodhi. I agree.
One can see that no matter how much time and lives are wasted, eventually Indians will overcome foreign assaults. But it takes everytime surprise attacks of Ghaznavis, Ghoris, Babars before history lessons are recognized as a deja vu, but has one learned something? There are more Khyber passes, now we even get the Khabar that is is via the sea, but has any security agency bothered to make it into a Kabaristan for infiltrators?
I find the sinister picture described by Sandhya ji more alarming than the lack of professionalism and holes in the security organs.
I figured out myself that this was a commando-type assault, that key collaborators escaped with the hotel guests, that something is fishy about shooters and torturers.
But, I didn't realize the implications. Sandhya ji is right that (at least) three units/groups of terrorists are involved and that ten terrorists are far too few to have caused this professional terror objective. The terrorists included: the commandos, the local helpers and the high profile agents who must have been the torturers.
The units of a total of ten were the gunmen, whose task was to create havoc and distract the attention from and win time for something else. They were helped by collaborators for the logistics and infrastructure. These were the minor terrorists.
That something else was done by the units of high profile (secret service) agents who were the torturers. These were the major terrorists. And did they erase all the traces leading towards them? (was the easy annihilation of the ATS top part of their white washing?) These major terrorists may have escaped amidst the turmoil.
It is beyond any doubt that the terrorists used secret service and (foreign) army tactics and trainings with sophisticated technology. The picture becomes darker if Indian secret service, police or politicians are involved. (did Lt. Col. Purohit discover such connections?) Even more sinister is the picture of secret services of some super powers being involved behind the scenes, in touch with ISI and bribed Indian secret service and politician collaborators.
One thing is sure, the assault has two levels of concern:
- the national security as a whole weakly organized, it is a failure.
- the terrorists exactly know the details of this, pointing to inside information. Do we only have bribed and non-bribed low level collaborators within India, or do we also have high profile collaborators or worse: foreign infiltrators?
India is in very dangerous hands since this Shurpanakha from Italanka has hypnotized the Rakshasas and her Bully monkeys surrounding and infiltrating Ram Rajya for her cause. Behind her are the demonic arms of secret services playing the Ravanahasta. Like Ravana himself, the modern Ravanas are well-versed in all kind of sciences and destructive weapons.
Everytime the loyal Jatayus will spot the directions, traces and sources and the giant Hanumans of the army will destroy these Rakshasas and their Ravanas.
One can see that no matter how much time and lives are wasted, eventually Indians will overcome foreign assaults. But it takes everytime surprise attacks of Ghaznavis, Ghoris, Babars before history lessons are recognized as a deja vu, but has one learned something? There are more Khyber passes, now we even get the Khabar that is is via the sea, but has any security agency bothered to make it into a Kabaristan for infiltrators?
I find the sinister picture described by Sandhya ji more alarming than the lack of professionalism and holes in the security organs.
I figured out myself that this was a commando-type assault, that key collaborators escaped with the hotel guests, that something is fishy about shooters and torturers.
But, I didn't realize the implications. Sandhya ji is right that (at least) three units/groups of terrorists are involved and that ten terrorists are far too few to have caused this professional terror objective. The terrorists included: the commandos, the local helpers and the high profile agents who must have been the torturers.
The units of a total of ten were the gunmen, whose task was to create havoc and distract the attention from and win time for something else. They were helped by collaborators for the logistics and infrastructure. These were the minor terrorists.
That something else was done by the units of high profile (secret service) agents who were the torturers. These were the major terrorists. And did they erase all the traces leading towards them? (was the easy annihilation of the ATS top part of their white washing?) These major terrorists may have escaped amidst the turmoil.
It is beyond any doubt that the terrorists used secret service and (foreign) army tactics and trainings with sophisticated technology. The picture becomes darker if Indian secret service, police or politicians are involved. (did Lt. Col. Purohit discover such connections?) Even more sinister is the picture of secret services of some super powers being involved behind the scenes, in touch with ISI and bribed Indian secret service and politician collaborators.
One thing is sure, the assault has two levels of concern:
- the national security as a whole weakly organized, it is a failure.
- the terrorists exactly know the details of this, pointing to inside information. Do we only have bribed and non-bribed low level collaborators within India, or do we also have high profile collaborators or worse: foreign infiltrators?
India is in very dangerous hands since this Shurpanakha from Italanka has hypnotized the Rakshasas and her Bully monkeys surrounding and infiltrating Ram Rajya for her cause. Behind her are the demonic arms of secret services playing the Ravanahasta. Like Ravana himself, the modern Ravanas are well-versed in all kind of sciences and destructive weapons.
Everytime the loyal Jatayus will spot the directions, traces and sources and the giant Hanumans of the army will destroy these Rakshasas and their Ravanas.