Reports indicate that they kill 5-10 non muslims every single day!
in 11 years they committed
19,582 attacks Total!
This link has many resources that give a clear insight to the problem that is currently being faced by Non-Muslims of the world:
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/
In addtion, here is a recent report from IBN Live:
Why have so many non-Muslims become a target? We can only assume that this is for the purpose attempts at World Domination! Non-Muslims experience censorship in their respective countries of origin and false reporting on incidents in the international medias. Their voices need to be heard accurately and quickly! Incedents have become alarming in the number of very gruesome deaths that have occured recently! These numbers are increasing every single day and not a word is being mentioned in the news networks about issues concerning Hindu suffering. We do hear alot about Christians especially the recent case about Rimsha Masih who has now been freed thanks to international pressure, but we are hearing very little about Jews and not one thing about Hindus! This must be called to the attention of every Human Rights organizations worldwide! Some have already been contacted and have taken no action what so ever on these very serious Human Rights violations! Again, my question is why? The United Nations which is supposed to safeguard the unalienable Human Rights of all Nations of the World is silent! Could it be that since its membership consists predominently of representatives from Muslim Nations that the issues of Hindu Rights seem irrelevant? Many other organizations are responding in the same manner! It is shocking to say the least! Our fight is a long one but we will never give up! We will not give in until we are satisfied that the needs of all people regardless of religion or nationality are taken into consideration and issues dealt with in a manner that brings about the safety and security of all Humans.
Vande Matarem
Zemira Eli Natan
Executive Director
International Unity for Equality
This link has many resources that give a clear insight to the problem that is currently being faced by Non-Muslims of the world:
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/
In addtion, here is a recent report from IBN Live:
Washington: Noting that no nation has suffered more from terrorism
than India, an influential US lawmaker wants Washington to help it break with
the perilous politics of South Asia's past for the long-term safety of the US,
Pakistan and India.
"First, we have to help India break with the perilous politics of South Asia's past," said Senator John Kerry, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday at the confirmation hearing of Tim Roemer as the new US ambassador to India.
"India needs no lectures. Virtually no nation has suffered more from terrorism than India. South Asia is also a volatile nuclear flashpoint," he said.
The recently passed Kerry-Lugar bill to triple US non-military aid to Pakistan to recast US relationship with Islamabad, "Will help us to secure the long-term safety not only of the US and Pakistan, but of India as well," Kerry said.
Kerry, a former Democratic presidential candidate who visited India shortly after the Mumbai terror attacks, said, "I know the volatility that was felt then. But the degree to which there is still an excessive focus on India-Pakistan border issues is really almost an anachronism in today's world. And we need to work to move beyond that."
If confirmed, Roemer will be representing US at an exciting and potentially pivotal moment in US-India relations, he said "the Obama administration has a genuine opportunity to forge a true strategic US-India partnership, not as a threat or counterweight against any other nation but based on shared interests and shared values."
"If we get this right, it will benefit not only our nations but also the region and the world. There are many areas where we can make real progress," Kerry added.
He and several other senators had supported a civilian-nuclear deal with India, in part because it will help India grow its economy with clean energy, "I hope this will now open the door to greater cooperation on non-proliferation," he said.
Kerry said, "The Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will be carrying a message of friendship, to India, during her visit later this month to engage with India's newly re-elected leadership."
Here is the IBN Live link:
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/india-is-worst-victim-of-terrorism-us-lawmaker/96642-2.html
"First, we have to help India break with the perilous politics of South Asia's past," said Senator John Kerry, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday at the confirmation hearing of Tim Roemer as the new US ambassador to India.
"India needs no lectures. Virtually no nation has suffered more from terrorism than India. South Asia is also a volatile nuclear flashpoint," he said.
The recently passed Kerry-Lugar bill to triple US non-military aid to Pakistan to recast US relationship with Islamabad, "Will help us to secure the long-term safety not only of the US and Pakistan, but of India as well," Kerry said.
Kerry, a former Democratic presidential candidate who visited India shortly after the Mumbai terror attacks, said, "I know the volatility that was felt then. But the degree to which there is still an excessive focus on India-Pakistan border issues is really almost an anachronism in today's world. And we need to work to move beyond that."
If confirmed, Roemer will be representing US at an exciting and potentially pivotal moment in US-India relations, he said "the Obama administration has a genuine opportunity to forge a true strategic US-India partnership, not as a threat or counterweight against any other nation but based on shared interests and shared values."
"If we get this right, it will benefit not only our nations but also the region and the world. There are many areas where we can make real progress," Kerry added.
He and several other senators had supported a civilian-nuclear deal with India, in part because it will help India grow its economy with clean energy, "I hope this will now open the door to greater cooperation on non-proliferation," he said.
Kerry said, "The Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will be carrying a message of friendship, to India, during her visit later this month to engage with India's newly re-elected leadership."
Here is the IBN Live link:
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/india-is-worst-victim-of-terrorism-us-lawmaker/96642-2.html
Why have so many non-Muslims become a target? We can only assume that this is for the purpose attempts at World Domination! Non-Muslims experience censorship in their respective countries of origin and false reporting on incidents in the international medias. Their voices need to be heard accurately and quickly! Incedents have become alarming in the number of very gruesome deaths that have occured recently! These numbers are increasing every single day and not a word is being mentioned in the news networks about issues concerning Hindu suffering. We do hear alot about Christians especially the recent case about Rimsha Masih who has now been freed thanks to international pressure, but we are hearing very little about Jews and not one thing about Hindus! This must be called to the attention of every Human Rights organizations worldwide! Some have already been contacted and have taken no action what so ever on these very serious Human Rights violations! Again, my question is why? The United Nations which is supposed to safeguard the unalienable Human Rights of all Nations of the World is silent! Could it be that since its membership consists predominently of representatives from Muslim Nations that the issues of Hindu Rights seem irrelevant? Many other organizations are responding in the same manner! It is shocking to say the least! Our fight is a long one but we will never give up! We will not give in until we are satisfied that the needs of all people regardless of religion or nationality are taken into consideration and issues dealt with in a manner that brings about the safety and security of all Humans.
Vande Matarem
Zemira Eli Natan
Executive Director
International Unity for Equality
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