you just do not have basic comprehensive abilities, fight for world "domination", means between west, muslims and china, pajèets are irrelevant in that scheme of things both historically and todays.
Uproar in Muslim world after BJP leaders' derogatory remarks on Prophet
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No, you are just slow realising how stupid you acted during all this convo.
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more projections when it finally dawned on your guzitard intellect on how Eurocentrism looks down on your kind.
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But he is racially and culturally European.
Which country and population looks down upon them? I've been on White nationalist forums and even they accept them i.e. if we have to accept Muslims the Bosnians etc are what we should do.
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Discussion started on European world domination
Primary drivers of its were colonial powers from Western Europe during colonial era
Eastern European nations were out of it except for Hungary, which as part of Austro-Hungarian empire maintained colonial enclaves in China
What role did Bosnians play in it?
Gish galloping and ad hominem wont help you with your stupidity and embarisment that you carry on as copatriot of modi pajeetism movement.
Can you tell us something about this particular subject which this topic deal with or will you continue to hide behind unrelated things.
Leave him bro, he has false premise about supposed european world domination, some echo from past, nower days europe is fighting for its own survival and maintaining of gained comfortable life, they left behind world aspirations long time ago. It is just fictious divertion from his side to escape from harsh backleash because of his masters actions.
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Of course not much of a role there, but the chap is European through and through.
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The deflection in this thread in amazing.
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Prophet remarks row: India police book BJP’s Nupur Sharma, others
Case filed against party’s suspended spokeswoman for ‘inciting people on divisive lines’, days after her disparaging remarks during a TV debate.Police in New Delhi say they have filed a complaint against a suspended spokeswoman for India’s governing party for “inciting people on divisive lines”, days after her disparaging remarks on Prophet Muhammad led to a diplomatic backlash.
Many Muslim-majority countries have condemned India after Nupur Sharma, who belongs to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), commented on the Prophet during a recent TV debate last week.
The Delhi Police on Thursday said they had registered two preliminary complaints – known as first information reports or FIRs – on the basis “of social media analysis against those trying to disrupt public tranquility and inciting people on divisive lines”.“One pertains to Ms Nupur Sharma and the other against multiple social media entities,” the police said on Twitter, without specifying what posts triggered the complaint and what were the entities.
Indian media reports said Naveen Kumar Jindal, who headed the BJP’s media cell in New Delhi before he was expelled by the party for his anti-Islam tweets, has also been booked by the police.
The others against whom FIRs have been filed include journalist Saba Naqvi and hardline Hindu priest Yati Narsinghanand Saraswati in cases related to “spreading hate” on social media, reports said.
In India, the filing of a complaint is the first process in any police investigation and is typically followed by questioning of the accused.
“Even as notices are being sent to social media intermediaries for details of those behind these accounts/entities, #DelhiPolice appeals to everyone to desist from posting anything that may disrupt social and communal harmony,” Delhi Police tweeted.
Al-Qaeda issues threats: Indian media
India on Wednesday also tightened public security in some cities after the circulation of a purported letter warning of attacks to avenge derogatory remarks about the prophet by Sharma.
Several Indian media groups shared a June 6 letter attributed to an al-Qaeda’s branch in the Indian subcontinent (AQIS), in which threats were made to carry out suicide bombings in Indian states to “defend the honour” of the prophet.
A federal home ministry official said intelligence agencies were checking the authenticity of the threats issued by AQIS, the Reuters news agency reported.
“We have also ordered state police to ensure public gatherings or protests are not allowed as they could be targeted by the militant group,” said a senior home ministry official in New Delhi, according to Reuters.
Meanwhile, calls have grown for a boycott of Indian products in Gulf countries over Sharma’s remarks while a religious-cum-political party in Pakistan, Jamaat-e-Islami, has called for a protest march to the Indian embassy in Islamabad later on Thursday.
India’s foreign ministry said on Monday the offensive comments and tweets did not in any way reflect the government’s views.
The right-wing BJP also asked its spokespeople to be “extremely cautious” when talking about religion in TV debates or on public platforms.
Outrage in India gained fresh momentum after leaders of several Muslim nations, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan, demanded apologies from New Delhi and summoned diplomats to protest against the remarks.
The influential 57-member Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) said in a statement that the insults came in the context of an increasingly intense atmosphere of hatred towards Islam in India and systematic harassment of Muslims.
The new controversy has become a diplomatic challenge for Modi who in recent years has cemented strong relations with energy-rich Gulf nations.
Prophet remarks row: India police book BJP’s Nupur Sharma, others
Delhi Police file case against right-wing party’s suspended spokeswoman for ‘inciting people on divisive lines’.
I think Turkiye hasn't condemned India yet, have they?
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Sculpture with stone is different than painting. Goddess Sarswati is worshiped as God of knowledge. It is highly offensive to paint something like that. Which temple has Nude painting of Hindu god?
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Mg Hussain didn't know how to create a sculpture. He knew how to draw. so he drew a naked god goddess or whatever it was. Don't know why Hindus are offended. Nudity is very common in temples and Hinduism. MF Hussain simply drew it
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Prophet remarks row: India police book BJP’s Nupur Sharma, others
Case filed against party’s suspended spokeswoman for ‘inciting people on divisive lines’, days after her disparaging remarks during a TV debate.
Police in New Delhi say they have filed a complaint against a suspended spokeswoman for India’s governing party for “inciting people on divisive lines”, days after her disparaging remarks on Prophet Muhammad led to a diplomatic backlash.
Many Muslim-majority countries have condemned India after Nupur Sharma, who belongs to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), commented on the Prophet during a recent TV debate last week.
The Delhi Police on Thursday said they had registered two preliminary complaints – known as first information reports or FIRs – on the basis “of social media analysis against those trying to disrupt public tranquility and inciting people on divisive lines”.
“One pertains to Ms Nupur Sharma and the other against multiple social media entities,” the police said on Twitter, without specifying what posts triggered the complaint and what were the entities.
A demonstrator stomps a poster of BJP’s Nupur Sharma during a protest in Mumbai [File: Francis Mascarenhas/Reuters]
Indian media reports said Naveen Kumar Jindal, who headed the BJP’s media cell in New Delhi before he was expelled by the party for his anti-Islam tweets, has also been booked by the police.
The others against whom FIRs have been filed include journalist Saba Naqvi and hardline Hindu priest Yati Narsinghanand Saraswati in cases related to “spreading hate” on social media, reports said.
In India, the filing of a complaint is the first process in any police investigation and is typically followed by questioning of the accused.
“Even as notices are being sent to social media intermediaries for details of those behind these accounts/entities, #DelhiPolice appeals to everyone to desist from posting anything that may disrupt social and communal harmony,” Delhi Police tweeted.
Al-Qaeda issues threats: Indian media
India on Wednesday also tightened public security in some cities after the circulation of a purported letter warning of attacks to avenge derogatory remarks about the prophet by Sharma.
Several Indian media groups shared a June 6 letter attributed to an al-Qaeda’s branch in the Indian subcontinent (AQIS), in which threats were made to carry out suicide bombings in Indian states to “defend the honour” of the prophet.
A federal home ministry official said intelligence agencies were checking the authenticity of the threats issued by AQIS, the Reuters news agency reported.
“We have also ordered state police to ensure public gatherings or protests are not allowed as they could be targeted by the militant group,” said a senior home ministry official in New Delhi, according to Reuters.
A protester holds India’s national flag during a protest demanding Sharma’s arrest in Kolkata [File: Rupak De Chowdhuri/Reuters]
Meanwhile, calls have grown for a boycott of Indian products in Gulf countries over Sharma’s remarks while a religious-cum-political party in Pakistan, Jamaat-e-Islami, has called for a protest march to the Indian embassy in Islamabad later on Thursday.
India’s foreign ministry said on Monday the offensive comments and tweets did not in any way reflect the government’s views.
The right-wing BJP also asked its spokespeople to be “extremely cautious” when talking about religion in TV debates or on public platforms.
Outrage in India gained fresh momentum after leaders of several Muslim nations, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan, demanded apologies from New Delhi and summoned diplomats to protest against the remarks.
The influential 57-member Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) said in a statement that the insults came in the context of an increasingly intense atmosphere of hatred towards Islam in India and systematic harassment of Muslims.
The new controversy has become a diplomatic challenge for Modi who in recent years has cemented strong relations with energy-rich Gulf nations.
Prophet remarks row: India police book BJP’s Nupur Sharma, others
Delhi Police file case against right-wing party’s suspended spokeswoman for ‘inciting people on divisive lines’.www.aljazeera.com
I think Turkiye hasn't condemned India yet, have they?
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What was wrong in those remarks? You mean to say Sahi hadees is insulting prophet by sharing his marriage details and his travel on Burraq?
Why doesnt muslim nation take that stuff out from the hadees itself? Na rahega baans na bajegi bansuri..
Why doesnt muslim nation take that stuff out from the hadees itself? Na rahega baans na bajegi bansuri..
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