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To: JPR who wrote (11998)	5/10/2002 12:27:01 PM
From: sea_biscuit	Respond to of 12475

It is only a question of time before the various castes among Hindus start fighting among themselves, idiot! As long as there was external pressure in the form of British rule, you guys behaved. Once that was gone, the country ran on fumes for a couple of generations. Now, you are descending deeper and deeper into lawlessness, and the pig that you are, it is no wonder you enjoy wallowing in it!

To: JPR who wrote (11998)	5/10/2002 4:11:11 PM
From: JPR	Respond to of 12475

Violence has been the sine qua non of Islam Violence has been the sine qua non of Islam ever since its inception. Violence towards their own women and children, the Ahamadias, the Mohajirs, and the kurds are the customary run-of the-mill daily fair. That escalates towards reciprocal violence between the sunnis and shias. Further escalation is the historic violence against the Jews, the Christians and the Hindus. If you kill your own co-religionists, you can't keep peace with the infidels. The modus operandi depend upon the strength and weakness of the recipient of violence. It is the sword, arson etc for the weak and the airliner for the strong. The very timid among them goes for the homicide-suicide. This equality in Islam running across colors and races is just an eye wash. Try that in SA. You will be sorry you tried.

To: JPR who wrote (11998)	5/12/2002 8:34:33 AM
From: JPR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12475

Prospect of a coup puts a crimp in vacation plans Musharaff may be worried about any coup attempt against him when he is away from the country. JPR ISLAMABAD, May 11: President Gen Pervez Musharraf has called off his forthcoming visit to Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia on account of the recent terrorist attacks in Pakistan. There must be a dissident General cooping now with one eye open and ready to get up and stage a coup when Musharaff is vacationing in Morocco. --JPR The president, who presided over a meeting on law and order on Saturday decided to postpone the visit to provide personal guidance and leadership to the nation's fight against terrorism, both international and domestic, says an official announcement issued on Saturday evening. There is no question that Musharaff is embarrassed and worried about all this violence under his watch; his sentiments are noble and laudatory, but that he can translate them to reality is open to question- JPR The president said that his government was determined to protect the life and property of every Pakistani and of every foreigner living in Pakistan. Musharaff has to safeguard his presidency first before he can put his machinery to work-JPR "It was with this resolve that President Musharraf decided to stay at home as the federal and provincial law-enforcement machinery puts up a massive and coordinated effort to track down terrorists," the official announcement added.-APP