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| 2001-10-12 | Islam And The Christian Imperative As it is, if Islam was not the target when the crisis began,
it now is. A country not part of the Middle East imbroglio is
bombed out of existence for no reason than that the man the
Anglo-Saxons want is in its territory, and who she is asked to
hand over without any proof that it is Mr Osama indeed is who
planned it all. If those who came on television to tell the
world of how convinced they are of Mr Osama's guilt after reading
the 70 point indictment, they would have faced multiple charges
of perjury if they were in a court of law. At the end of it all,
we are told that the Afghan tragedy is acceptable because that is
to avenge the death of 6,000 in September that shook the
Christian foundations of the United States to its metaphorical
roots.
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| 2001-10-10 | The Fundamentalist Fanatics Gird For A Crusade In Afghanistan The one important difference between the protagonists is how
the two sides -- the Anglo-American consortium against Islamic
"terrorists" and the "terrorists" themselves, Mr Osama bin Laden
and his Al-Qaeda network -- view their role: the former is
opportunistic and the latter principled. He would not allow the
United Nations, as his father, to orchestrate the crisis, but
instead went ahead, with Britain in tow, and a listless coalition
to justify his move. The original 100 countries who backed, or
forced to back, Washington has dwindled to 40, and even that
conditionally. In other words, this war against Afghanistan is
an Anglo-Saxon attack on Islam, however often this is denied.
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| 2001-09-19 | The Colonialism Of The Mind So thoroughly colonised is one writer's mind that he
rewrites history: Malaysia was not a member of SEATO (South East
Asia Treaty Organisation), as he imagined, nor did SEATO come to
Malaysia's aid during Indonesia's confrontation of Malaysia; it
was the Anglo-Malaysian defence agreement that pitted British
forces against Indonesia.
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| 1998-02-06 | Proposed US attack on Iraq: Three Security Council members disa It does also appear, on what is known, to have been a Republican
move against the Democratic president in what appears to be a tough
mid-term congressional and gubernatorial elections this year. The
US secretary of state, Mrs Madelaine Albright, scouts around the
Middle East for allies, but those allies of the 1991 war with Iraq
are giving their reluctance only grudgingly. So, far the two
strongest proponents for teaching Iraq a lesson are the two
Anglo-Saxon nations, the US and Great Britain.
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This archive was created as a tribute to the late veteran
journalist MGG Pillai. We believed his writings are useful to develop a critical
thinking analysis.
By the way, the original mggpillai.com web site (2001-2006) was actually created
by one of us.
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