Masih ngotot memeluk agama najis Islam itu?
Masih ngimpi mau menegakkkan kembali khilafah?
Bodoh.
Lihat kenyataan, lihat perkembangan yang terjadi..
Para kafir bergiat menjadikan dar al-Kufr sebagai dar al Amn.
Eropa Barat sudah enam puluh lima tahun menjadi dar al Amn...
Dan sekarang Obama dan Xi berjabatan tangan
Korea Utara dan Korea Selatan juga mulai cari jalan damai...
Sedangkan RRT dan India yang abad yagn lalu suka memalu genderang
perang sekarang juga sudah berjabatan tangan..
Sementara itu orang Islam terus saja saling berbunuhan dan
menjadikan dar al Islam sebagai neraka...
Indonesia juga mereka jadikan sebagai sarang teroris.
Sekali lagi: Islam itu adalah malapetakan untuk ummat manusia,
artinya juga malapetaka untuk orang Islam sendiri.
Last Update: Sunday, 16 June 2013 KSA 11:10 - GMT 08:10
Pakistan militants claim Quetta twin attacks
Sunday, 16 June 2013
The bomb exploded after the girls students had boarded and the bus was leaving
the university. (File photo: AFP)
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AFP, Quetta
A Pakistani militant group behind a series of bloody assaults on
minority Shiite Muslims has said it carried out attacks on a bus
carrying women students and a hospital that killed at least 25.
The extremist Sunni outfit Lashkar-e-Jhangvi said a female suicide
bomber struck the bus in Quetta, capital of the restive Baluchistan
province on Saturday, killing 14 women students.
A follow up
attack around 90 minutes later on a hospital treating survivors left at
least 11 dead and led to a prolonged gun battle between security forces
and militants occupying part of the building.
The standoff
lasted for several hours and ended when security forces stormed the
building, freeing 35 people who had been taken hostage, Interior
Minister Chaudhry Nisar told reporters on Saturday.
Abubakar
Siddiq, a spokesman for Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ), called newspaper
offices in Quetta late Saturday to claim the killings.
“The
suicide attack on the bus was carried out by one of our sisters. She
boarded the student bus and blew herself up,” Siddiq said.
“Then we carried out a second suicide attack at the hospital and our
fighters killed several people. We did this because security forces
killed our fighters and their wives in Kharotabad.”
Pakistani
security forces on June 6 killed at least three militants and two women
during a raid at a house in the Kharotabad neighbourhood of Quetta.
Officials said they belonged to Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, with whom
LeJ has links.
The attacks came hours after a national monument
linked to Pakistan’s founding father Muhammad Ali Jinnah was destroyed
by separatist militants in Ziarat town, 80 kilometres (50 miles)
southeast of Quetta.
Quetta is a flashpoint for sectarian
violence between majority Sunni Muslims and minority Shiites, who
account for 20 percent of Pakistan’s 180 million population, and the
city saw the country’s two bloodiest attacks so far this year.
A
giant bomb planted in a water tanker being towed by a tractor killed 90
Shiite Hazaras in February, while another suicide bombing at a snooker
club in January killed 92 others. Both were claimed by LeJ.
There was fury in the Pakistani press on Sunday, both at the
perpetrators and the security forces for failing to prevent the third
major atrocity in Quetta in six months.
Dawn, the country’s leading English-language newspaper, said the state’s
shortcomings had been shown once again.
“That the state has again failed both at the level of
intelligence-gathering and preventing a terrorist attack from succeeding
is also obvious,” it said in an editorial.
“Unhappily, the more obvious these truths, the less likely it seems that
anything will be done to address them.”
The bus targeted in Saturday’s attack was from Sardar Bahadur Khan
Women’s University, which is located close to a Shiite Hazara
neighborhood in Quetta, and many Hazaras are students.
Baluchistan, which borders Iran and Afghanistan, is rife with Islamist
militancy and a regional insurgency waged by separatists demanding
political autonomy and a greater share of profits from the region’s
natural resources.
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