Archive for the Terrorism Category

My letter to Dr Piazza of Frontsight

Dec

3

Hello Dr. Piazza,

I am writing this letter to you as a long time Front Sight newsletter subscriber.

I always wanted to take a few courses in your institute.

I am from India and a big supporter of Second Amendment.

I write this letter to you in wake of the recent events in Mumbai. That massacre of Indian, American and Israeli Citizens by armed Islamic terrorists. Continue reading



Does it make sense to you?

Dec

1

In India even supporting the idea of owning a gun is an exception, thanks to the ideas of Gandhi and Ahimsa.
No wonder all forgot Subhash Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh, Rani Lakshmi Bai, Kunwar Singh and many more.
After the mutiny of 1857, the British lords were trying to ensure every step to avoid any further revolt by Indians against the oppressive foreign government. One of the step was to improve British Army and restructuring the administration and strengthening the ways of communication and transportation. On the other hand, British were also engaged in disarming Indians completely and destroying the local firearm production completely to avoid any further chances of mutiny. Continue reading



Terrorists knocking on Indian doors

Nov

29

After well over 60-hours battle, the landmark luxury heritage hotel, “The Taj” is now rescued of the terrorists.
All news channels were commenting at the start that there are at least 17 to 26 terrorists in all, but at the end of the commando-operation at the Nariman House, Obeori Trident and Taj-Heritage, overall 8 terrorists were reported killed… Continue reading



The perils of an unarmed society

Nov

28

Lets accept it. India is a society of sheep. Nobody carries a weapon among them. You can shoot 10 cops before the an armed officer comes your way.

The biggest concern right now for Indian bloggers all over the blogosphere is:

Why don’t we pay our taxes?

We don’t care to vote; we don’t care to pay tax; we don’t care to know our rights; we don’t care to stand-up for our rights.



Animal Rights Activists-the Terrorists

Aug

14

What about killing an Indian farmer just because he is poor and cannot afford a tractor to plough his farm? What about some animal rights activist attacks that farmer just because ‘he’ thinks that the farmer is exploiting the bulls which he uses for ploughing his fields?
What about the animal rights activists who bombs and threatens to kill scientists just because scientists are involved with researches on mouse? Continue reading



Honour Killings….the Ultimate Price Women pay for the False Male Ego

Jun

8

Honor Killing, The crime of collectivism.“Honour killing is murder. This is a barbaric act.” [6]
That was said by a man by the name of Khalil Aswad. His 17 year old daughter Du’a Khalil Aswad was stoned to death in a mob of 2000+ people and some of those in the audience were police… Continue reading



Sovereign State versus Sovereign Citizen

May

18


The Pink city of Jaipur turned to Blood Red, there were eight blasts to hurt people and kill them. Today, during the IPL cricket match at Sawai Man Singh Stadium, when IPL manager commented that this cricket match is signatory that Jaipur city never frowns and never accept defeat, I was wondering what the city is? Same words were spoken… Continue reading



Age of Reason?

Apr

22

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Today, as you read this another 394.000 children were born into this world…
They break like waves of hunger and desire upon these eroded lands, carrying the curses of history, a history that is yet unwritten…
The oil burns in the thick, black columns – the buzz saws echo through the forest floor…
They shout “give us a fair share, give us justice”

…here comes the war…
On a grey



Self-Defense, Right of Living, and Handguns

Apr

21

Self-Defense, Right of Living, and HandgunsIndia is growing old. As life expectancy improves, the number of 60-plus individuals is estimated to cross 100 million by 2013. The proportion of 60-plus in the total population was 6.8 per cent in 1991 and it will be over 8.9 per cent in 2016. Delhi alone has a