Jihad and Finance

This terror sympathizer Taqi Usmani, is deeply embedded into a trillion dollar Sharia finance empire. I don't know how this nasty piece of work has managed to stay under the radar but this guy needs to be kept on a constant vigil.



Shariah-finance market set to hit $1 trillion, as Ernst and Young promotes jihadists
Shariah Finance Watch Jun 10, 2010
By Christopher Holton

There can be no doubt that, unfortunately, the There can be no doubt that, unfortunately, the Shariah Finance industry is growing. Of course, just like the article linked below, the industry uses dishonest methods to promote itself, such as claiming-falsely, that "Islamic" finance is insulated from economic and financial crisis.
Nevertheless, industry insiders predict that the market for Shariah-Compliant products and services will hit $1 trillion soon. Sadly, they're probably right.
The accounting/consulting firm Ernst and Young is leading the parade and credits the Accounting and Auditing Organisation for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI) for future success.
The name of this organization seems harmless enough. It prompts visions of accountants poring over computer screens to make sure everything is right and proper.
But in reality, this is the face of AAOIFI: Mufti Taqi Usmani, Chair of AAOIFI Shariah Board
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http://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/p18421.xml

The following is another article on the same topic by Alex Alexiev of National Review, one of the few honest magazines around.

Consider the board chairman of the Dow Jones Islamic Index (IMANX), one Mufti Taqi Usmani. Mr. Usmani is widely reputed to be one of the world’s top experts on sharia finance. Whatever his stockpicking abilities may be, they are dwarfed by his jihadist credentials. A key executive of Pakistan’s prominent Deobandi jihadist factory, the madrassa Darul Karoom Karachi (currently headed by his brother, Rafi Usmani), Taqi Usmani has openly advocated jihad by Muslims in the West, and just last month again publicly endorsed suicide bombing and the Taliban.

Jab Apna Hi Sikka Khota Ho To Hum Kise Dosh De

We are quick to jump to conclusions and very easily blame others for our mistakes and shortcomings. You know why, because it is easy to fool the idiot Aam Aadmi and put the blame on US political pressure. Instead of taking action we take pride in generations of supporting a single political party or subscribing to a broadsheet, no matter what they do or their degeneration. We the aam aadmi know the role that the politicians and the judiciary in the nation play, don't we? When we cannot break the mould of rotting practices and traditions, neither do politicians, nor does the country. . Ab kya kahe, kya sune, bas iska parinam bhogatna padega………….

MP Govt and some in Centre helped Anderson flee: Sathe
Former Union Minister Vasant Sathe on Thursday said there was”collusion" between the Madhya Pradesh government and "some people" in the Centre which allowed former Union Carbide CEO Warren Anderson to escape justice in the Bhopal gas tragedy. "After all, he (Anderson) was given the state government plane from Bhopal to Delhi. Obviously there were some people (in Bhopal and Delhi who were responsible)" Sathe said.
Read the complete article at:
http://www.dailypioneer.com/261735/MP-Govt-and-some-in-Centre-helped-Anderson-flee-Sathe.html

Cong ties itself up in knots
Internal politics appeared to have come to the fore in the Congress with senior leader Digvijay Singh firing the salvo by reportedly saying that release of Anderson had come under “US pressure”. Singh was then a Minister in the Arjun Singh Government of Madhya Pradesh. As the party finds itself in an embarrassing situation, several other leaders have targeted Singh and held him responsible for bailing out Anderson.
Read the complete article at:
http://www.dailypioneer.com/261939/Cong-ties-itself-up-in-knots.html

And now for some good old collusion between Ronald Reagan and "Someone important in the Congress govt."!!!
Really cruel stuff especially when we all knew that Reagan was a major Paki-phile!!!

Cops saw off Warren with salutes: Pilot

Read the complete article at:

http://bit.ly/bzCTbl

Meanwhile the face of the current Congress govt. was a Dow stooge. Can you believe anything this guy tells you about anything at all????

Singhvi helped Dow in Bhopal gas leak mess
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/singhvi-helped-dow-in-bhopal-gas-leak-mess/123739-37-64.html?from=tn

Enemies of the Republic

We are great admirers or Prof. Vaidya. Here is his latest where he takes the decision makers, ensconced safely in the environs of New Delhi, to task. All these messiahs of the dalits and OBC have blood on their hands mostly due to inaction. I would say that it is another version of votebank politics.

Enemies of the Republic
"The political class has blood on its hands — blood of innocent Indians. This class which operates under the three-B system of bow, bribe and blackmail thinks it can deal with Maoists in the same fashion. Congress leader Digvijay Singh who was chief minister of Madhya Pradesh for 10 years talks about the need for development and talks of Maoists not attacking temples and mutts when they have killed Swami Laxmananada Saraswathi working for tribals in Orissa. Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Lalu Prasad who was chief minister of Bihar and a Union minister talks about Naxals killing only police informers as if that is an acceptable thing. Let us not worry about inanities of rootless wonders like Mani Shankar Aiyars."

The rest of the article can be read at:
http://www.dnaindia.com/opinion/main-article_enemies-of-the-republic_1393243

It’s the Civilizational and Strategic Dialogue

Indo-US relations have so much potential but it seems that every time we come close to something mutually beneficial, age old problems creep in. Whether it is the ego of the Indian babus or the distrust that the Americans have because of our old Soviet tilt, all that should be buried and a new chapter where mutual interests and respect become the new catch words.
A friend of the blog forwarded the following article which is a very sensible one.


It’s the Civilizational and Strategic Dialogue

"Furthermore, there is a realistic appraisal on both the sides that the US and India are not allies, just partners. India does need her own strategic autonomy on the world stage and can never become a “camp follower” of the US like Australia or the UK. Nor would India agree to become a client state of the US like “Pakistan” or “Chile” under General Pinochet. The US policy establishment does realize this important fact and respects India’s independent thinking now. The attempt on both sides is to increase the areas of convergence in thinking and reduce the areas of bilateral divergence and harmonize this important bilateral relationship."

http://broadmind.nationalinterest.in/2010/06/its-the-civilizational-and-strategic-dialogue/

One Year Political Report Card of UPA and BJP

What is the country’s main opposition party the BJP waiting for????????????????...................During the UPA rule since 2004, India added 100 million more Gareeb aadmi as per the UN report, India’s food inflation touched 18% with aam aadmi’s staple food like Daal selling close Rs 100/kg, 72 lack metric tons of wheat grain aam aadmi’s roti was rotting in the Government granaries when thousands of aam aadmi were dying of hunger apart from thousands more being killed by Maoists and Islamic terrorist.


Here is what Dr. Subhash Kapila says;
The ruling Congress (UPA) Government recently released its one year report card after having assumed office last year about this time. Notwithstanding the delusionary self-congratulatory report card issued publicly the fact is that the vast majority of Indians have judged its one year governance as a failure in all fields. The “Aam Admi” who has been the target of Congress votes feels terribly let down by the economic failure of the Congress Government to arrest prices.
Except for one major rally last month in New Delhi the BJP has miserably failed to organize country-wide protests to give vent to the “Aam Admi’s” anger at the Congress Government. This was the time that the BJP’s top rung leadership should have been flitting across the country and made a visible projection to India-at-large that they would always espouse the common Indian’s causes by political mobilization. But that has not happened and it seems that the BJP top brass does not want to move out of the comfort of their air-conditioned residences and shake their political legs.

Here is what I would like to add to what Dr. Subhash Kapila has to say; would someone amongst the BJP admirers care to get this message across to the air-conditioned ivory towers of Ashoka Road that; "Inaction breeds doubt and fear. Action breeds confidence and courage. If you want to conquer fear, do not sit home and think about it. Go out and get busy." Dale Carnegie

You can read the complete article at

http://www.boloji.com/plainspeak/ps237.html

Rahul in party mood soon after Mumbai crisis

What can we expect? This man's mother is not an Indian and it would seem that he also has no emotional ties to the country other than the PM seat which he treats as his virasat!!
The Indian voter will be well advised to see through this imposter's looks and elect a leader whose heart bleeds for the nations. This guy would be a step down even from incompetents like IK Gujral and VP Singh.
What a fraud is being shoved down the Indian throats by those Congress charlatans who are carefully managing this guys photo-ops!!!

Rahul in party mood soon after Mumbai crisis

"Even before the tears of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan’s mother could dry up, Congress general secretary and heir apparent Rahul Gandhi went partying with his pals at a farmhouse on Delhi’s outskirts.The Prince partied hard, till 5 in the morning, on Sunday at the ‘sangeet’ for the forthcoming wedding of Samir Sharma, his childhood friend. They were at a sprawling farmhouse at Radhey Mohan Chowk, the haven of people who lead charmed lives beyond Chhatarpur."

The rest of the article can be read at the following.
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/site/Story/21442/LATEST%20HEADLINES/Rahul+in+party+mood+soon+after+Mumbai+crisis.html

Boycotting: A Lethal Weapon?

Do you feel helpless when famous people do things that outrage you or when they commit crimes and get away or do blatantly anti-national things and hide behind the very freedom that the nation provides them?

We are living in a free market democracy and thus the system has an in-built way of dealing with exactly this problem. I will give you an example. On August 27, 2002, political pundit Bill O'Reilly called for all Americans to boycott Pepsi products, saying that the rapper Ludacris' lyrics glamorize a "life of guns, violence, drugs and disrespect of women". Bill called on his viewers to start boycotting Pepsi products until the company took care of Ludacris. That must’ve shaken the Pepsi people because on August 28, 2002, O'Reilly reported that Pepsi had fired Ludacris.

That is the power of a free market democracy.

When Salman Khan got away with mowing down poor people sleeping on the sidewalk, it left me very angry. To people who talked to me about it, I had one suggestion – STOP WATCHING THIS CRIMINAL’S MOVIES!!!! Hit him where it really hurts. But the Indian population is so forgiving that the man has gone from strength to strength and become richer.

When biased journalists and TV stations like Barkha Dutt and NDTV on their leftist crusades do or say things, which go against Indian sensibilities or culture, the populace does not have to feel helpless. People can stop watching those TV stations and stop buying the merchandise that these stations peddle. Believe me, when the corporations find out about such boycotts, they will withdraw financial sponsorships of these TV stations. That is how you punish these people. Indians need to be vigil about these events. They need to unite and form consumer forums and start boycotting these bums. Remember- your pocket and your money is a very potent weapon. This could be a modest beginning for a great campaign against such desh drohi's and pseudo secularist. These people have been getting away with for far too long. If the law cannot get them, maybe the Janta ki adalat will get them.
Yes! Boycotting is a lethal weapon. It is about time the Indian people realised their strength and used it.

Dealing with Arundhati Roy and her ilk.

If you have noticed, the only time we talk about Arundhati Roy is when she does something outrageous. For example going to Pakistan and hanging out with known India haters or interview on Al Jazeera or calling Maoists Gandhians with guns etc. Other than that one does not get to hear about her. Her writing career is limited to one book and J D Salinger she ain’t!!! So the only way she can stay in the limelight, which SHE LOVES, is by her very transparent antics like saying / doing outrageous things so people will get riled up and talk and say things about her even if most of it is such vile stuff that we cannot put it in print.
Publicity, positive or otherwise is the lifeblood for such people. You deny them that and they will whither away. Unfortunately, the stuff she says gets everyone’s blood boiling and people play right in her hands.
So let us take a vow. We will not get upset about her antics and ignore her. That is the only way to get rid of her. She poses no real threat to India because no one gives a rat’s fundaments to what she says. Deny her the publicity she so desperately seeks and this wretched excuse of an Indian will go away.There are bigger threats to India in the media who, because of their bully pulpits, can do real damage. Let us do something about them.

Truth about Rahul’s MPhil

The man who is the Rajkumar of India of India is a flunky. Is anyone really surprised? Rajmata Sonia Maino Gandhi was studying English at a night school in England (and not Oxford as Congress would have you believe) when Maharaj Rajeev Gandhi was flunking at some London college. This man does not come from an educated family.

Is this the youth icon India has been looking for? This family has been sitting on the fate of the nation like a cobra for decades. Unfortunately the fractured mandates and the corrupt regional parties enable these buffoons to rule the nation with less that 30% share of total votes. This is why the nation needs to rise above the regional interests and look at Mother India as a whole nation and find ways and elect leaders with a half a brain in their head (rather than good looks for photo-ops) who can really lead us out of this quagmire instead of letting two bit hustlers like Mayawati and Karunanidhi can ruin the nation's fortunes.

VOTE IN THE NEXT ELECTION. VOTE RIGHT!!!!!

MAN WHO WOULD BE KING

"Rahul Gandhi appears to have been economical with the truth on his affidavit while filing his election nomination papers in Amethi this weekend.
In the affidavit, he states that he obtained an MPhil from Trinity College of the University of Cambridge, UK, in 1995, in Developmental Economics. A certificate from the University shows that not only has he got dates wrong, he has even got the name of the course he took incorrect.
Worse, the man touted as a future prime minister failed one of his four papers.
Rahul got 58 per cent in “National Economic Planning and Policy” (according to the grading scale given in the certificate, 60 per cent is the minimum for a pass)."

The complete article is at the following:

http://expressbuzz.com/States/tamilnadu/truth-about-rahul’s-mphiltruth-about-rahul’s-mphil/56134.html

India's bureaucracy is 'the most stifling in the world'

What can one do about the stifling bureaucracy that is Indian babudom? Nothing except shake one's head. This is the way the IAS babus exert their power onto the unsuspecting Indian populace.

India's bureaucracy is 'the most stifling in the world'
"The inertia generated by a stifling bureaucratic system will, in the medium term, prevent India matching the growth rates of its great Asian rival China":
Political and Economic Risk Consultancy report.

The article can be read at the following:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/south_asia/10227680.stm

A Question for Barkha Dutt of NDTV & Indian Media , Dare to Answer

Now here is an aam aadmi like the rest of us who is sick and tired of the bully pulpit occupied by these rabid pseudo secularists. This guy is using the only form of media available to him. Please watch this and tell others about this and other clips on this site.


A Question for Barkha Dutt of NDTV & Indian Media , Dare to Answer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D1glWH2CkA

The Aam Aadmi Facade

More of the same. More corruption. More broken promises.
Are we going to vote these bums out in the next election or are we going to forget and get seduced by Rahul Gandhi's charms and / or find it too hot to go and vote???

The Aam Aadmi Facade
The latter was reflected in the handling of the telecom scam. The Central Bureau of Investigation "raided" the offices of department of telecommunications last year and yet the telecom minister A Raja refused to resign. The murky dealings of various ministers is reflective of the fostering of the culture of crony capitalism, the most blatant of which were the nexus of business and politics in the commerce of the Indian Premier League. Inaction against the telecom minister has been attributed to the exigencies of coalition politics, but the "rent seeking" in sectors such as natural gas, mining, and telecommunications suggests that corruption in high places is more systemic.

The rest of the article is available at:
http://epw.in/epw/uploads/articles/14796.pdf

Is the nation in a coma?

The article is not news to anyone who pays even a bit of attention to the goings on in India. The author is writing his experience in Europe where financial corruption is not exactly unknown. But apparently the Indians have left them in the dust.
It is becoming clear that the IPL was nothing more than a way for the crooks in India to get even more rich. I would not be surprised if people like Dawood Ibrahim were involved indirectly.
My appeal to Indians would be to shun this "bandar ka naach" and do something else with their time. By watching they are supporting the enormous corruption.
We can all do things in our lives to reduce corruption in India. Just a little bit of resolve will go a long way.

Is the nation in a coma?
Mohan Murti
"An article in a French newspaper titled “Playing the Game, Indian Style” wrote: “Investigations into the shadowy financial deals of the Indian cricket league have revealed a web of transactions across tax havens like Switzerland, the Virgin Islands, Mauritius and Cyprus.” In the same article, the name of one Hassan Ali of Pune is mentioned as operating with his wife a one-billion-dollar illegal Swiss account with “sanction of the Indian regime”.

The rest of the article is available at
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2010/05/31/stories/2010053150300900.htm

India: The Hanuman Syndrome

Our countries silence and inaction has given an impression to the world that we the Indian people are meek and weak. We pushovers, on the contrary are living in a la la land day dreaming that someday soon we we would be world superpower. The individuality in Santana Dharma together with Gandhi’s non-violence seems to be the perpetual curse of the country. We idiots have conveniently forgotten that need to fight the fights that require fighting, isn’t that the sermon by Lord Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita all about. Remember “It’s survival of the fittest and the weak shall perish”.

After the Mumbai Terror attack on 26/11 the D Sivanandan the Mumbai Police Commissioner said “unlike Israel, which immediately reacts to any terror attacks, India lacked the killer instinct against those who carry out such attacks.” Since thousands of years, we have been passively witnessing all terror attacks. We never went to fight with anybody. That's what our main problem is and we lack the killer instinct," he said.
"We cannot go and wage a war against Pakistan, China or anybody else. But Israel never keeps quiet. Israelis go on their flights, bombard the fellows (enemies), come back and keep quiet. But when we become aggressive, we face international pressure," Sivanandan, who has recently been appointed Mumbai's police commissioner, said.

Here is what Rajeev Srinivasan says in today’s Rediff post;

The world has taken its measure of India, and found it to be a second-tier nation. Hence they will continue to insult it subtly and openly. There is no consequence. India does not realize that it is, at least as an economic entity, a desirable partner, and that when the world is in the depths of a financial crisis, the threat of withholding access to the Indian market would immediately encourage snooty Canada’s and Australia’s and Britain’s to fold. We have seen how the British absolutely groveled a few years ago when Malaysia's prickly Mahathir Mohammed cancelled orders with British companies when they said something rude. I have never seen such kowtowing and mea culpas and brown-nosing. India is heavyweight acting like a featherweight. There may be a Hanuman Syndrome in effect here: A country not knowing its true worth. On the other hand, I am afraid it's worse -- the rulers do not pursue India's national interests to the best of their ability, despite their solemn oath to do so.

Click on the following link to read the complete article;
http://news.rediff.com/column/2010/jun/02/rajeev-srinivasan-on-why-india-is-not-taken-seriously.htm

How to wipe out Islamic terror

It’s high time we unite as one nation burying our petty differences of cast and language. Here is what Dr. Subramanian Swamy the former Union minister has to say;

*Blame the Hindus*
In one sense, I do not blame the Muslim fanatics for targeting Hindus. I
blame us Hindus who have taken their individuality permitted in Sanatana
Dharma to the extreme. Millions of Hindus can assemble without state
patronage for Kumbh Mela completely self-organized, but they all leave for
home oblivious of the targeting of Hindus in Kashmir, Mau, Melvisharam and
Malappuram and do not lift their little finger to help organize Hindus. For
example, if half the Hindus vote together rising above their caste and
language, a genuine Hindu party will have a two-thirds majority in
Parliament and Assemblies.

Click on the following link to read the complete article.

http://expressbuzz.com/edition/print.aspx?artid=177598