Shoaib ChoudhuryMuslim journalist Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury spent 17 months in a Dhaka prison for exposing the rise of Islamists and urging realtions with Israel. He still faces capital charges of "sedition, treason, and blasphemy."
Two Articles about Shoaib Choudhury
He fired the first salvo in 2003 and has been sticking his thumb in Islamist eyes ever since. Bangladeshi journalist Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury describes himself as a "Muslim Zionist." He is unabashedly pro-US, pro-Israel, and anti-Islamist. More importantly, he remains all of that from within the Muslim world, which he refuses to leave. I have fielded any number of asylum requests for him, and he declined them all. "Retreat is not in my vocabulary," he says, for he believes that if he were to leave his country, his credibility would be gone, and Islamists would claim victory; a satisfaction he refuses to give them. "Bangladesh is my country," he says. "Let the radicals leave!" ..... Full 1st Article...........And the Full 2nd Article.
US Human Rights Activist Fights for Bangladeshi Hindus
Chicago (USA): American Jewish activist, Dr. Richard L. Benkin, returned to the United States after an extensive mission to India on behalf of Hindu refugees from Bangladesh. After brief stops in Delhi and Lucknow, where he spoke at the university and to press, Benkin trekked throughout West Bengal, especially in the North where borders with Bangladesh, Nepal, and China are porous....Read on.
Media Cover Up – Not really news, is it?
On April 29, 2007, the Associated Press (AP), BBC, Reuters, the Press Trust of India (PTI), and the French Press Agency (AFP), all distributed the story of an American mountain climber being deported by the Nepalese government. Police arrested him at the Mount Everest base camp because, so all the accounts relate, they discovered a “Free Tibet” banner in one of his bags......Read on.
Kolkata Police Side with China, Stop Tibetan Rally
While Tibetans have captured the sympathy of most peoples around the world, the communist rulers of West Bengal, India, remain an exception. In a late night call to the Tibetan Solidarity Committee on Wednesday, police in Kolkata abruptly withdrew permission for Tibetans to hold a peaceful rally in the West Bengal capital. The rally was scheduled for the next day, April 10, 2007, and had drawn hundreds of sympathizers from all over.....Read on.
My Articles on the Red-Green Alliance are now in Hindi.
A unique web site in Hindi, Lokmanch, has begun translating and publishing my articles on the deadly alliance between Communists and Islamists. It is critical that as many people as possible become aware of this terrible threat and what it is doing to the people of South Asia. Click here. Thanks to Lokmanch's publisher, Amitabh Tripathi.
Shoaib Choudhury
Richard Benkin