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12,850 Murders, 16,977 abductions-‘Madman’s Dreamland’ Pakistan slammed

In Crime and human story on April 19, 2011 at 8:16 pm

An internally collapsing pakistan is blindly piling up Nukes and Delivery system

12,850 Murdered, 16,977 abductions, Pakistan’s Horrifying Human Rights record slated

On Thursday, the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan reported the number of casualties in Pakistan in 2010. Over 2,500 people were killed in militant attacks, and at least 900 others lost their lives in U.S. drone strikes in the tribal areas during the same period.

Nearly half of these victims were civilians killed in suicide blasts in Pakistan, which saw 67 such attacks last year.

[Dr. Mehdi Hasan, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan]:

“Besides people who were killed by the terrorists or by extremists — religious extremists — a total of 12,580 people have been murdered and 581 kidnappings for ransom and 16,977 cases of abduction were also reported during this year. This shows the general condition of law and order which is prevailing in Pakistan.”
Painting a grim picture of the law and order situation in the country, the report states that 957 people became victims of U.S. drones strikes during 2010 in what the report calls “extra-legal killings.”

The year 2010 was a disastrous one for freedom of expression, according to the report, as 20 journalists and media workers lost their lives in attacks and targeted killings.

The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan condemned indifference on the part of the main political parties, including those in power, with regard to human rights violations in the troubled country.

Troubled country?
We wonder who or what is troubling them to arrive at such a total mess and hell on earth, if not the Drive to Islamise the country ?

Half that whopping figure are thanks to Fidayeens blowing themselves up in crowds.
Abductions are the reference to hapless Hindu girls and leaders taken for ransom and forced marriages and conversions.
The Report statement to Press is silent on the religious persecution of Hindu and Sikh minorities-destruction of shrines, rape and kidnappings of womenfolk.

Pakistan Test Fires Short-Range Nuclear Missile

Video- Robots capture eerie pictures inside Fakushima Reactor ruins

In Japan Apocalypse, Live Stream Videos-Latest Reports on April 19, 2011 at 6:17 pm

The Robots go inside the eerie Ruins like Scifi flick

Scary frontier footage of Fukushima ruins, images of robots inside reactor

Russia Today | Apr 18, 2011 | 21,498 views

Two robots sent into the reactor buildings at the Fukushima nuclear plant have found massive amounts of radiation, barring any workers from entering. The plant’s operator also announced a new 9 month plan to stabilize the situation, proposing to cover the reactors with a Chernobyl-like sarcophagus. The situation at the nuclear complex remains critical, with radiation leaks and difficult access hampering progress.

Amateur video of Japan tsunami ravaging through port full of ships

RussiaToday | Apr 18, 2011 | 14,461 views

The overwhelming majority of the dead as a result of the earthquake in Japan became victims of tsunamis. For instance according to the authorities of the Miyagi prefecture, the hardest hit by the tsunami, the wave of 20 metres high in some places tolled the lives of over 96 percent of the total number of the dead. Meanwhile, the number of victims of the April 11 quake topped 13,800 people. According to official data on Sunday, the number of the dead in 12 stricken Japanese prefectures totalled 13,802 people and missing 14,129. More than 4,928 people were wounded. People died mostly in the prefectures of Miyagi, Fukushima and Iwate. The search work continues, including inside the evacuation zone around the stricken Fukushima-1 nuclear plant where, according to rescuers, several thousand bodies may remain.

Russia guns down Islamist Top gun, India a Dump yard of American Junk? Sino American Cold war at Libya

In Global terror, Live Stream Videos-Latest Reports, Nature and Environment, terror tora tora, world that matters on April 19, 2011 at 10:53 am

Islamist Top gun plotter of Moscow Metro attack that claimed 35 lives gunned down.

Mastermind of Moscow Metro attack gunned down

Terrorist trainer taken down in roadcheck fire-fight

Russian officials have confirmed one of the figureheads for Islamic radicalism in Southern Russia has been killed. Widely known as Emir Hassan, he’s been linked to a series of terrorist attacks, including last year’s Moscow metro bombings. RT’s North Caucasus correspondent Madina Kochenova reports.

Waste not, want not: US ‘blesses’ India with trash

RussiaToday | Apr 19, 2011 | 307 views

The appetite of the ever hungry U.S. consumer is being fed by a steady supply of goods from developing nations. But those items often make the very same return journey. Because when Americans no longer want them, it’s countries like India that end up as the dumping ground.

Rival Ambitions: US & China on collision course over Libya?

RussiaToday | Apr 18, 2011 | 3,392 views

To talk more about the global ambitions of western powers, RT talks to London-based journalist and author Afshin Rattansi.

Video- Car bomb set off by Malay Islamists at Yala

In Crime and human story, Global terror, Ground zero defilement, terror tora tora on April 19, 2011 at 2:16 am

http://www.dailymotion.com/swf/video/xia8dg?theme=none
THAI CAR BOMB ATTACK by tvnportal

Suspected insurgents detonated a bomb, killing a paramilitary ranger and wounding 23 people in southern Thailand on Monday.

The bomb was hidden in a car parked in the business area of Yala municipality. It exploded about 300 feet away from a busy market, damaging several cars and houses.

Police say the bomb was put inside a Honda Civic sedan parked on a road in Muang district.

The explosion killed one soldier instantly and injured four others along with several civilians, mostly Buddhist Thais.

Yala is one of the three Muslim-dominated provinces bordering Malaysia. Both Muslims and Buddhists have been killed in a low-level insurgency since 2004.

Analysts believe the unrest is a struggle by Malay Muslims who say their identity, language and culture is neither respected nor fully understood by the Thai state.

Despite a massive deployment of 60,000 security personnel in the region, authorities have made little progress in ending the revolt.

The February attack

(13 Feb 2011) Eighteen soldiers and civilians were injured when a homemade bomb hidden in a pick-up truck exploded in Yala city centre in Thailand’s south on Sunday.