Perspectives

"The Organization of African Unity, led by South African President Nelson Mandela, a longstanding comrade in the struggle against racism and imperialism, encouraged Gaddafi to deliver the suspects and called for lifting the sanctions. In 1998, Gaddafi agreed to the trial, and the UN sanctions were suspended."

"It does not take too long before the public will wary of the "sky is falling" routine. There might be another life-destroying disaster to keep the fear levels up, or to intensify them so as to remove more American freedoms."

"The Western form of government is a product of an attitude of human mind, whereby people become oblivious to the spiritual dimension of existence and concentrate on the material world."

"The State now needs to stand together to respond in a coordinated and competent manner to the challenge it faces. Standing by ‘ones own’ in troubled times maybe necessary, not sufficient. An objective stock-taking of the security-apparatus is apparently already underway."

"The challenge rulers of the shadow government in the US face is from Islam and their existing power is based only in lies and false impression of the people on the fore front as “liberators” and champions of democracy."

"A secular leader’s declaring that “state schools will remain secular” is no different than a communist leader promising that state schools would remain communist or a Muslim leader’s categorical declaration that state schools will remain Islamic."

"Apart from this, people at home—may be well aware of the actualities—yet the overseas Pakistanis n’ other well-wishers would surely feel upset—specifically—in the wake of anti-Pakistan campaign, let loose by the foes—with hefty expenses, being incurred by such hostile country(s) on a gruesome drive."

"The crime of transferring nuclear technology is a serious one hence no one must be spared. However leaving the public, press and politicians out of this equation is a costly mistake. People deserve to be told about the problem confronting the government. They should have been told about the IAEA, should have been assured that a proper inquiry will be held and needed action will be taken against those who commit crimes that can indeed undermine our own national security."