"Lu ngaku lulusan STM, tp bisa kerja di Dinas Pajak dan ditawarin jadi dosen ITB. Itu nunjukin bhw lu ini gila." dixit item abu --- In [email protected], Musik hari Ini wrote: > > > Goyim rolol > Omong kosong tiap2 hari diPROL > gua tanya yesus itu tuhan apa bukan? > > > > ________________________________ > From: itemabu2 > To: proletar > Sent: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 4:02 AM > Subject: [proletar] Vision of heaven on earth becomes a descent into hell > > > Â > Hehehe... ternyata sorga Islam di bumi ini adalah neraka buat yg ga Islami. > > Islam itu emang agama biadab. > > http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/politics/vision-of-heaven-on-earth-becomes-a-descent-into-hell-20130204-2dudq.html > > Vision of heaven on earth becomes a descent into hell > > Date February 5, 2013 > Peter Hartcher > Sydney Morning Herald political and international editor > > The Islamists talk of restoring the glory of the caliphate, an earthly > Islamic paradise that is to reach across the globe from Istanbul to > Indonesia. > > It will ''enjoin good and forbid evil and eliminate every vice'' under > a single righteous ruler, according to the group Islamic Awakening. > > But in case anyone is tempted by the vision, we should consider the reality. > > Last week, the French military successfully routed the Islamic > extremists who had taken control of the northern African nation of > Mali, which had been a poor but stable democracy for 20 years until > the past year or so. > > Mali, and its fabled ancient city of Timbuktu, is a former French > colony whose land area happens to be twice that of France. > > So the liberated people of Mali are now free to tell the story of > their experience when the Islamists swept into town, heavily armed in > their battered utes and LandCruisers. > > Here is how the self-declared agents of Allah set about delivering the > glorious vision of the vice-free caliphate when they had the > opportunity. > > Women were systematically repressed and violently abused. Salaka > Djikke, 25 years old, was targeted by four members of the religious > police in Timbuktu for accepting an evening ride on the back of her > boyfriend's motorbike. > > ''The four men began shouting at her in Arabic, a language few in the > city speak, while one of them slapped her and another lashed her with > a whip,'' reports a British newspaper, The Independent. ''I couldn't > understand what they were shouting and why they were whipping me,'' > she said. > > Djikke was locked in an office of the Malian Solidarity Bank that the > Islamists had converted into a makeshift station for the religious > police. It was so crammed with scores of other women that she couldn't > lie on the concrete floor and had to sit instead. > > Their crimes ranged from failing to wear a veil to speaking with > unmarried men. Djikke's punishment was standard - 95 lashes of the > whip, administered to her in the public market. > > Another Timbuktu woman, Fadimata Alainchar, a charity worker, told CNN > that women who refused to cover their bodies as ordered by the > militants' version of sharia were imprisoned or raped. > > ''When entering the city, the signboard which was: 'Welcome to > Timbuktu the City of 333 Saints' is now 'Welcome to Timbuktu, the gate > to the application of the Sharia','' she said. > > Women wearing glasses reported that the Islamists took their > spectacles from them. > > Women were raped in a systematic way. The US-based Human Rights Watch > made this report: ''Victims, witnesses, and family members of victims > told Human Rights Watch about a wave of abductions of women and girls > by armed groups. Witnesses described the abductions by rebels of at > least 17 women and girls as young as 12. > > ''A 14-year-old girl told Human Rights Watch that six rebels held her > captive in Gao and raped her over a period of four days. A Timbuktu > resident told Human Rights Watch that he saw three Arab militiamen > drag a girl of about 12 from her mother into an abandoned building, > where she was gang-raped.'' > > Staff of the Office of the UN's Special Representative on Sexual > Violence in Conflict said that rape ''was condoned by top commanders'' > of the militants as ''a tactic to subjugate local populations'', > Bloomberg reported. ''Each night a different district would be > required to provide a number of women and girls to the rebels.'' > > The militants' version of sharia imposed summary amputations and > death. In a case last July in a remote town called Aguelhok, CNN > reported, Islamists forced a man and a woman into two holes and stoned > them to death, alleging they had committed adultery. > > In October in Timbuktu, a man accused of theft was strapped to a chair > in the public square and screamed as Islamists hacked their way > through his wrist with a saw, then held his ruined arm aloft and > repeatedly shouted the greatness of Allah, a doctor, Ibrahim Maiga, > told The New York Times. > > A local Islamic preacher whose family had lived in Timbuktu for seven > centuries, Mahalmoudou Tandina, tried to stop the summary brutality by > ''going to the Islamic court with stacks of Islamic law books under > his arm'', The New York Times reported. > > He was ignored. ''Islam was whatever they said it was,'' the paper > reported him as saying. ''They did not respect the holy book. They > respected nothing but their own desires.'' > > Yet the Islamists lay claim to transcendent authenticity. One of the > self-appointed Islamist commissioners of Mali, Aliou Tour, said last > August: ''We don't have to answer to anyone over the application of > sharia. This is the form of Islam practised for thousands of years.'' > > They pressed children to join them as killers. Hundreds, and probably > thousands, of children were bought and enlisted as child soldiers. > Amnesty International quoted a local 16-year-old who'd been sold into > the Islamists' ranks by a relative of his teacher. The boy was > apparently fed drugs to make him more tractable. > > ''They trained us to shoot aiming at the heart or feet. Before the > fighting, we had to eat rice mixed with a white powder and a sauce > with a red powder. > > ''We also had injections. I had three. After these injections and > eating the rice mixed with powder, I would turn like a motor vehicle, > I could do anything for my masters. I perceived our enemies like they > were dogs and all that was in my mind was to shoot them.'' > > The Islamists destroyed ancient knowledge and ancient cultural sites. > They attacked ancient shrines and tombs of the more tolerant Sufi form > of Islam. They burnt the Ahmed Baba Institute, a modern building > housing priceless documents dating back to the 13th century, > destroying thousands of Islamic originals. > > ''It was one of the greatest libraries of Islamic manuscripts in the > world,'' said Marie Rodet, an African history lecturer at London's > School of Oriental and African Studies. > > This is the vision of heaven on earth that the Islamists impose when > they have a chance. The Taliban who took over a weak Afghanistan were > not a one-off. > > Wherever a state is vulnerable to the parasite of Islamist extremism, > it will arrive and take over the host body to do what it did in > Afghanistan, what it has tried to do in the southern Philippines, in > Somalia, in Algeria, in Mali. > > Far from an earthly paradise, it's a barbaric vision of the caliphate > that the International Federation for Human Rights described in Mali > as the ''descent into hell''. > > The danger has not passed. It is just regrouping. > > Read more: > http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/politics/vision-of-heaven-on-earth-becomes-a-descent-into-hell-20130204-2dudq.html#ixzz2K0tdDEc2 > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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