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Was the Kaaba Originally a Hindu Temple?

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Was the Kaaba Originally a Hindu Temple?
By P.N. Oak (Historian)

Glancing through some research material recently, I was pleasantly surprised to
come across a reference to a king Vikramaditya inscription found in the Kaaba
in Mecca proving beyond doubt that the Arabian Peninsula formed a part of his
Indian Empire.

The text of the crucial Vikramaditya inscription, found inscribed on a gold
dish hung inside the Kaaba shrine in Mecca, is found recorded on page 315 of a
volume known as ‘Sayar-ul-Okul’ treasured in the Makhtab-e-Sultania library in
Istanbul, Turkey. Rendered in free English the inscription says:

"Fortunate are those who were born (and lived) during king Vikram’s reign. He
was a noble, generous dutiful ruler, devoted to the welfare of his subjects.
But at that time we Arabs, oblivious of God, were lost in sensual pleasures.
Plotting and torture were rampant. The darkness of ignorance had enveloped our
country. Like the lamb struggling for her life in the cruel paws of a wolf we
Arabs were caught up in ignorance. The entire country was enveloped in a
darkness so intense as on a new moon night. But the present dawn and pleasant
sunshine of education is the result of the favour of the noble king
Vikramaditya whose benevolent supervision did not lose sight of us- foreigners
as we were. He spread his sacred religion amongst us and sent scholars whose
brilliance shone like that of the sun from his country to ours. These scholars
and preceptors through whose benevolence we were once again made cognisant of
the presence of God, introduced to His sacred existence and put on the road of
Truth, had come to our country to preach their religion and impart education at
king Vikramaditya’s behest."

For those who would like to read the Arabic wording I reproduce it hereunder in
Roman script:

"Itrashaphai Santu Ibikramatul Phahalameen Karimun Yartapheeha Wayosassaru
Bihillahaya Samaini Ela Motakabberen Sihillaha Yuhee Quid min howa Yapakhara
phajjal asari nahone osirom bayjayhalem. Yundan blabin Kajan blnaya khtoryaha
sadunya kanateph netephi bejehalin Atadari bilamasa- rateen phakef tasabuhu
kaunnieja majekaralhada walador. As hmiman burukankad toluho watastaru hihila
Yakajibaymana balay kulk amarena phaneya jaunabilamary Bikramatum".

(Page 315 Sayar-ul-okul).

[Note: The title ‘Saya-ul-okul’ signifies memorable words.]

A careful analysis of the above inscription enables us to draw the following
conclusions:

That the ancient Indian empires may have extended up to the eastern boundaries
of Arabia until Vikramaditya and that it was he who for the first time
conquered Arabia. Because the inscription says that king Vikram who dispelled
the darkness of ignorance from Arabia.
That, whatever their earlier faith, King Vikrama’s preachers had succeeded in
spreading the Vedic (based on the Vedas, the Hindu sacred scriptures)) way of
life in Arabia.
That the knowledge of Indian arts and sciences was imparted by Indians to the
Arabs directly by founding schools, academies and cultural centres. The belief,
therefore, that visiting Arabs conveyed that knowledge to their own lands
through their own indefatigable efforts and scholarship is unfounded.
An ancillary conclusion could be that the so-called Kutub Minar (in Delhi,
India) could well be king Vikramadiya’s tower commemorating his conquest of
Arabia. This conclusion is strengthened by two pointers. Firstly, the
inscription on the iron pillar near the so-called Kutub Minar refers to the
marriage of the victorious king Vikramaditya to the princess of Balhika. This
Balhika is none other than the Balkh region in West Asia. It could be that
Arabia was wrestled by king Vikramaditya from the ruler of Balkh who concluded
a treaty by giving his daughter in marriage to the victor. Secondly, the
township adjoining the so called Kutub Minar is named Mehrauli after Mihira who
was the renowned astronomer-mathematician of king Vikram’s court. Mehrauli is
the corrupt form of Sanskrit ‘Mihira-Awali’ signifying a row of houses raised
for Mihira and his helpers and assistants working on astronomical observations
made from the tower.

Having seen the far reaching and history shaking implications of the Arabic
inscription concerning king Vikrama, we shall now piece together the story of
its find. How it came to be recorded and hung in the Kaaba in Mecca. What are
the other proofs reinforcing the belief that Arabs were once followers of the
Indian Vedic way of life and that tranquillity and education were ushered into
Arabia by king Vikramaditya’s scholars, educationists from an uneasy period
of "ignorance and turmoil" mentioned in the inscription.

In Istanbul, Turkey, there is a famous library called Makhatab-e-Sultania,
which is reputed to have the largest collection of ancient West Asian
literature. In the Arabic section of that library is an anthology of ancient
Arabic poetry. That anthology was compiled from an earlier work in A.D. 1742
under the orders of the Turkish ruler Sultan Salim.

The pages of that volume are of Hareer – a kind of silk used for writing on.
Each page has a decorative gilded border. That anthology is known as Sayar-ul-
Okul. It is divided into three parts. The first part contains biographic
details and the poetic compositions of pre-Islamic Arabian poets. The second
part embodies accounts and verses of poets of the period beginning just after
prophet Mohammad’s times, up to the end of the Banee-Um-Mayya dynasty. The
third part deals with later poets up to the end of Khalif Harun-al-Rashid’s
times.

Abu Amir Asamai, an Arabian bard who was the poet Laureate of Harun-al-Rashid’s
court, has compiled and edited the anthology.

The first modern edition of ‘Sayar-ul-Okul’ was printed and published in Berlin
in 1864. A subsequent edition is the one published in Beirut in 1932.

The collection is regarded as the most important and authoritative anthology of
ancient Arabic poetry. It throws considerable light on the social life,
customs, manners and entertainment modes of ancient Arabia. The book also
contains an elaborate description of the ancient shrine of Mecca, the town and
the annual fair known as OKAJ which used to be held every year around the Kaaba
temple in Mecca. This should convince readers that the annual haj of the
Muslims to the Kaaba is of earlier pre-Islamic congregation.

But the OKAJ fair was far from a carnival. It provided a forum for the elite
and the learned to discuss the social, religious, political, literary and other
aspects of the Vedic culture then pervading Arabia. ‘Sayar-ul-Okul’ asserts
that the conclusion reached at those discussions were widely respected
throughout Arabia. Mecca, therefore, followed the Varanasi tradition (of India)
of providing a venue for important discussions among the learned while the
masses congregated there for spiritual bliss. The principal shrines at both
Varanasi in India and at Mecca in Arvasthan (Arabia) were Siva temples. Even to
this day ancient Mahadev (Siva) emblems can be seen. It is the Shankara (Siva)
stone that Muslim pilgrims reverently touch and kiss in the Kaaba.

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[cs137]

Ten nagłowek przypomniał mi nieprzyzwoity dowcip góralski.

Dwie młode góralki rozmawiają:

- Ja wczoraj współzyłam naukowo! --
--??? --
--No, szeksualnie, znaczy, współżyłam, z jednym takim ceprem z Warszawy i on
godoł, co on naukowiec. --

[cs137]

patience napisała:

> We are currently renovating but will be back soon with more articles, forum and
>
> even live chatroom. please bookmark and visit again soon.
>
>

Nie "zazen sex" tylko "żaden sex".

Moze być jeszcze "zaden sex"

[patience]

cs137 napisał:

> patience napisała:
>
> > We are currently renovating but will be back soon with more articles,
> > forum and even live chatroom. please bookmark and visit again soon.
> >

> Nie "zazen sex" tylko "żaden sex".
> Moze być jeszcze "zaden sex"

[cs137]

"PIC na wodzie" oznacza nic innego, jak po prostu heteroseksualny stosunek
płciowy na wodnym materacu.

"PC na wodzie" to jest stosunek HOMOSEKSUALNY na takimż. Albowiem takie stosunki
są politically correct (PC). Stosunek heteroseksualny jest politically
INCORRECT, czyli PIC, stąd właśnie PIC na wodzie.

Cs137 nie jest w żadnym wypadku homofobem. Jest żartownisiem po prostu, wyjaśniam.

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ArtCHiMediaLHeúresis....

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Heurystyka to metoda znajdowania rozwiązań dla której nie ma gwarancji
znalezienia rozwiązania optymalnego, a często nawet prawidłowego. Rozwiązań
tych używa się np. wtedy, gdy pełny algorytm jest z przyczyn technicznych zbyt
kosztowny, lub gdy nie jest nawet znany (np. przy przewidywaniu pogody). Metodę
używa się też często do znajdowania rozwiązań przybliżonych, na podstawie
których później wylicza się ostateczny rezultat pełnym algorytmem.

Zobacz też: podstawowe zagadnienia z zakresu matematyki, sztuczna inteligencja.




Źródło: "pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heurystyka"

........................................................

www.univ.szczecin.pl/PU/PU69_71/heuryst.html
............................................................
heureka (pop. eureka) znalazłem! (okrzyk radości z rozwiązania trudnego
problemu).
heurystyka filoz. umiejętność odkrywania nowych prawd przez odpowiednie
stawianie hipotez; umiejętność wyszukiwania i gromadzenia materiałów hist.
heurystyczny.
heureza psych. metoda nauczania, mająca nakłonić ucznia do aktywnych,
samodzielnych obserwacji, doświadczeń, poszukiwań, a nie do biernego
przyswajania gotowych wiadomości.
Etym. - gr. heúresis 'znalezienie' i heúrēka 'znalazłem' od
heurískein 'odkrywać, znajdować'; okrzyk, który, wg anegdoty, wydać miał
Archimedes, biegnąc nago przez ulice Syrakuz do domu z łaźni, gdzie nagle udało
mu się sformułować prawo wyporu hydrostatycznego (nazwane później zasadą
Archimedesa); por. Professorenwitze.

......................................
heurystyka

Heurystykę tak definiuje Słownik języka polskiego - umiejętność wykrywania
nowych faktów i związków pomiędzy faktami (a zwłaszcza stawiania hipotez),
prowadzącego do poznania nowych prawd. Heurystykę wykorzystuje się przy
wykrywaniu wirusów komputerowych. Program antywirusowy nie korzysta z sygnatur
wirusów (wirus może zmodyfikować swój kod, by uniemożliwić wykrycie - patrz
wirusy polimorficzne), a jedynie stara się wykryć pewne zachowania w systemie,
które są zdefiniowane jako nietypowe. Może być to np. zmiana wielkości pliku
czy też wykrycie akcji w systemie niezwiązanej z działaniami użytkownika. Z
takim sposobem wyszukiwania wirusów nieodzownie łączą się fałszywe alarmy,
które wskazują na wirusa, którego nie ma. Ich częstotliwość można zmniejszyć,
redukując intensywność, z jaką program antywirusowy szuka wirusów z użyciem
metody heurystycznej.

www.piotrgzielinski.friko.pl/heurystyka.htm
www.fnp.org.pl/publikacje/JHartman.htm
"I am Horus, the great Falcon upon the ramparts of the house of him of the
hidden name. My flight has reached the horizon. I have passed by the gods of
Nut. I have gone further than the gods of old. Even the most ancient bird could
not equal my very first flight. I have removed my place beyond the powers of
Set, the foe of my father Osiris. No other god could do what I have done. I
have brought the ways of eternity to the twilight of the morning. I am unique
in my flight. My wrath will be turned against the enemy of my father Osiris and
I will put him beneath my feet in my name of 'Red Cloak'."

www.pantheon.org/articles/h/horus.html


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68
17.2.2

69

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69
23.3

Jedenascie plus dwa i dwanascie plus jeden

[Gość: 13]

The smallest Permutable prime.
____________________________________________________________________________
ELEVEN + TWO = TWELVE + ONE is an anagrammatical equation involving 13.
___________________________________________________________________________
13 is the smallest prime which is the sum of two distinct prime squares (2*2 +
3*2).
_____________________________________________________________________________

13*2 = 169 and (reversing all digits) 31*2 = 961.

1970

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1970
2.5.197

1970-2070 PRIME YEARS

[Gość: PRIM]

1973
1979
1987
1993
1997
1999
2003
2011
2017
2027
2029
2039
2053
2063
2069
PRIME YEAR = NEW QUALITY AND COMPOSED YEAR
IN LIFE PRIMES
YEAR 3
5
7
11
13
17
19
23
29
31
37
41
43
47
53
59
61
67
71
73
79
83
89
97
101
103
107
109
113
127
131

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Gość portalu: PRIM napisał(a):

> 1973
> 1979
> 1987
> 1993
> 1997
> 1999
> 2003
> 2011
> 2017
> 2027
> 2029
> 2039
> 2053
> 2063
> 2069
> PRIME YEAR = NEW QUALITY AND COMPOSED YEAR
> IN LIFE PRIMES
> YEAR 3
> 5
> 7
> 11
> 13
> 17
> 19
> 23
> 29
> 31
> 37
> 41
> 43
> 47
> 53
> 59
> 61
> 67
> 71
> 73
> 79
> 83
> 89
> 97
> 101
> 103
> 107
> 109
> 113
> 127
> 131
____________________________________________________________________
Lata Pierwsze i zlozone

1901=*
1907= *
1913=*
1914=2.3.11.29
1915=5.383
1916=2.2.479
1917=3.3.3.71
1918=2.7.137
1919=19.101
1920=2.2.2.2.2.2.2.3.5
1921=17.113
1922=2.31.31
1923=3.641
1924=2.2.13.37
1925=5.5.7.11
1926=2.3.3.107
1927=41.47
1928=2.2.2.241
1929=3.643
1930=2.5.193
1931=*
1932=2.2.3.7.23
1933=*
1934=2.967
1935=5.397
1936=2.2.2.2.11.11
1937=13.149
1938=2.3.17.19
1939=7.277
1940=2.2.5.97
1941=3.647
1942=2.971
1943=29.67
1944=2.2.2.3.3.3.3.3
1945=5.389
1946=2.7.139
1947=3.11.59
1948=2.2.487

1949=*

1950=2.3.5.5.13
1951=*
1952=2.2.2.2.2.61
1953=3.3.7.31
1954=2.977
1955=5.17.23
1956=2.2.3.163
1957=19.103
1958=2.11.89
1959=3.653
1960=2.2.2.5.7.7
1961=37.53
1962=2.3.3.109
1963=13.151
1964=2.2.491
1965=5.3.131
1966=2.983
1967=7.281
1968=2.2.2.2.3.41
1969=11.179
1970=2.5.197
1971=3.3.3.73
1972=2.2.17.29
1973=*
1974=2.3.7.47
1975=5.5.79
1976=2.2.2.13.19
1977=3.659
1978=2.23.43
1979=*
1980=2.2.3.3.5.11
1981=7.283
1982=2.991
1987=*
1988=2.2.7.71
1989=3.3.13.17
1990=2.5.199
1991=11.181
1993=*
1994=997.2
1995=5.3.7.19
1996=2.2.499
1997=*
1998=2.3.3.11.37
1999=*
2000=2.2.2.2.5.5.5
2001=3.23.29
2002=2.7.11.13
2003=*
2004=2.2.3.167
2005=5.401
2006=2.17.59
2007=3.3.223
2008=2.2.2.251
2009=7.7.41
2010=2.3.5.67

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חש אשקז חקדאקצ ךןבזנש פןקר'דזש
פםזגרש'ןש גרכ

Woda swieconej i kropidla wam trzeba (notxt)

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(Aquarion) You really arn't going to like this, but...
*** Aquarion ([e-mail]) changed mode: +m
Aquarion waits for the screaming to die down a bit.
(Aquarion) Okay, Meetings need to be a little less random. Hence the attempt
at moderation to find out if it's going to work
(Aquarion) ThomCor (Which sounds like some kind of Supermegacorperation, but I
digress) has a status report, and so does maaike, so I'll voice them to make
the reports.
*** Aquarion ([e-mail]) changed mode: +v ThomCor
(ThomCor) right, okay, so eric, thomas and myself (myself currently being
thom) met in london this thursday
(Aquarion) Now, have you anything you want to say to the class?
(ThomCor) we were there to discuss an overall vision for the movie.
(ThomCor) we decided a few things - mainly that we needed more concrete plans
in order to decide anything.
(ThomCor) we are all coming at the script from different angles, but have a
general workable vision. now we need to be able to set shooting dates, so we
need locations.
(ThomCor) we also ate pizza. it was quite nice.
(ThomCor) er.
(ThomCor) the end,
(ThomCor) probably.
(Aquarion) If anyone has any questions about the status reports, message them
to either me or CorThom
(Aquarion) Okay then
*** Aquarion ([e-mail]) changed mode: -v ThomCor
(Aquarion) A minor explaination, then, for how this is going to work:
(Aquarion) (Since people have been asking me)
(Aquarion) On a Moderated Channel, only Operators and people with Voice can
speak
*** Oliver_ ([e-mail]) joined the channel
(Aquarion) At this point, I have Ops, and have just taken voice away from Cor
& Thom.
(Aquarion) Anything you say won't appear in the main channel
*** Simon (~[e-mail]) joined the channel
(Aquarion) This will last for anything that is an announcement, and is not
around for discussion, for reasons that will be explained in item two
(Aquarion) If any of the people who have just joined us have status reports,
could they msg me telling me so (Not the reports themselves, just the fact you
have a report)
(Aquarion) by /msg ing me.
(Aquarion) Okay, maaike's Status report then:
*** Aquarion ([e-mail]) changed mode: +v maaike
(Aquarion) maaike?
(maaike) I've just been looking through afpmeet reports, trying to put faces
to actors' names so any more costume designs will look vaguely like they're
being worn by whoever should be wearing them
(maaike) (on the side, hippo, I've found exactly one picture of you and your
face isn't too clear; it's from ccde
(maaike) also, I've started drawing Salzella sans chicken suit
(maaike) that's, uh, everything.
(Aquarion) Okay, everybody give him a big round of applause...
(maaike) him?
(Aquarion) Sorry
(maaike)
*** Aquarion ([e-mail]) changed mode: -v maaike
(Aquarion) Right. Next bit then.
(Aquarion) The next item translates into Real Language as "Not Comittees",
which would have been nicer if I'd spelt it right.
*** Aquarion ([e-mail]) changed mode: +v ThomCor
*** Kincaid (~[e-mail]) joined the channel
(ThomCor) *koff*
(Aquarion) Basically, This is the reason for this moderatedness. In thirty-
four meetings, over thirty six weeks
ThomCor taps the mic
(Aquarion) we've managed to get a script and a club.
(ThomCor) we have achieved little.
*** Joy ([e-mail]) joined the channel
(Aquarion) Part of the reason for this (It has been decided) has been that
everything that is being done is being pedanted and picked apart without any
actual constructive help being given.
(Aquarion) or "Being Put In A Committee" as it's commonly known.
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(ThomCor) basically, when people work alone to Get Stuff Done, stuff gets
done.
(ThomCor) when people work in groups of about 5, nothing happens.
(ThomCor) because of the arguing.
(Aquarion) So the proposed system is to have *one* person for each job, and
only the things they think should be discussed get opened up for discussion
(ThomCor) so, we essentially need to appoint individuals, let them get on
with it, then report back on sundays. reports should not be open for
discussion, unless the reporter asks for it.
(Aquarion) ...hence the +m on the channel for status reports.
(Aquarion) This is a status report, because it's what The Cabal have been
arguing about all week
(ThomCor) most vociferously.
(ThomCor) there should be less of us.
(Aquarion) Simon said that the reporters need to be accountable to someone,
(Aquarion) And that's why I left the pause at the end of the stat reports for
any questions
(Aquarion) this isn't discussion, it's the designated persons /job/ to do
things. If they have to justify everything to the nth degree, nothing will get
done.
(Aquarion) Again.
(ThomCor) the floor needs to be open at the end of each item
(ThomCor) when conversation dies, that's when the next moderated item should
be done
(Aquarion) No, that's the same as it has been before
*** Aquarion ([e-mail]) changed mode: -m
(CorThom) thanks
(CorThom) then allot a time afterwards
(CorThom) some people are new to irc, they might not even know how to /msg
(Aquarion) Every action, or proposed action, has been discussed into
insignificance before it's even been done
(Aquarion) (we are now unmoderated, btw. Feel free to chime in)
(Simon) I had to ask when I arrived today... I suggest a set time limit
after each report. This might hopefully get people to stick to questions of the
reporter, rather than rambling discussion.
(CorThom) the job of the moderator is to stop the rambling, not cease
conversation entirely
(Needle) or have an alternative channel where such things can be discussed
at the same time
(lonecat) that would rather defeat the object?
(Aquarion) Needle: That doesn't really work, it just means everything gets
discussed to death there instead of here
(Simon) rather than hard moderation, how about simply a chair who says "OK,
enough"? Depends if he'd prepared not to be too polite...
(CorThom) aqua: then you stop them getting discussed to death. Don't stop
them getting discussed at all.
(CorThom) simon: yep
(Simon) (I'm talking after reports. I agree on uninturrupted reports)
(Aquarion) Simon: Stoping discussion on #movie is uneasy.
(CorThom) aqua: he's right, really.
(Aquarion) Every argument disintergrates into five subarguments, three of
which may be valid
(maaike) brb, cat wants in/food
(Aquarion) but the reporter is only trying to fight one
(CorThom) aqua: you implementing this was a bit sudden, and without much
consulatation, we really should have known what to expect.
(Aquarion) That's why I proposed the questions thing.
(Simon) So we need a forceful chair who'll say "Folks, can we discuss THIS
first"
(Aquarion) And that's exactly my point. I am now defending my decision against
two differant attacks
(Aquarion) Simon: There are people here who Don't Listen, because Their
Argument is More Important.
(Simon) True, OK... two points
(CorThom) aqua: two? I only see consensus here, myself
(Simon) 1. Have questiosn through moderator, so only one question is
discussed at once. I don't know IRC well do I don't know how feasible
(Aquarion) CorThom: That's because you are one of the attackers.
(Simon) 2. Why do we need IRC? If discussion is a bad thing (and I agree on
that in its current form), why not just use the mailing list, where more people
can be involved without getting bogged down?
(Aquarion) Simon: That's exactly wh

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Woda swieconej i kropidla wam trzeba (insistoris)

[patience]

Meanwhile, in the village there is a lot of noise: one of the girls,
interrupted, decided to fly through the window, but is happily caught - and it
is decided to get reverend Hale to investigate the possibility of rumored witch
involvement. Reverend Hale is the only person in the whole movie that has
doubts; in this sense he is the only liberal, the only Renaissance person in
this Medieval environment where everyone else is, as Abigail puts
it, “covenanted”. One has to be open to conduct any serious investigation.
Reverend Hale brings with him lots of reference books, one of them must
be “Malleus Maleficarum” by Sprenger and Insistoris; in an improvised lecture
Hale tells the audience about how signs of Devil can be detected, “as certain
as a stone”, using simple tools, and that witches, like the military, are
divided into ground, air and naval types, by the method of their
transportation. This liberal uses his brain to solve the problem, and he
succeeds: while others marvel and wonder, he extracts the facts from reverend
Parris, then the first name from Abigail, the name of Tituba; when summoned,
Tituba immediately says that it was Abigail who drank blood (in the play Tituba
says it was she who gave blood to Abigail to drink, but this was written before
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I don't understand
By Naomi Ragen March 12, 2002

I don't understand why people are still listening to Shimon Peres. Everything
he has said, every idea he has had, has turned out to be a complete disastrous
mistake. Why is this man still talking? But most importantly, why are we still
listening?
I don't understand why people say there is no military solution. When people
are using arms to murder you, the only solution, other than dying, is a
military solution. It's called a war. The people that make it impossible for
the other side to kill them and their children are called the victors. There
isn't any way out of this. If people are throwing bad words at you, you can sit
down and talk to them, try to convince them you are right, try to compromise.
But when they are throwing grenades, that's a military problem, which only has
a military solution.

I don't understand why people say: "There is no solution. There doesn't seem to
be anyone on the other side to talk to." Hello? Who says you have to talk? Who
says that talking always leads to solutions? Remember Hitler? Remember
Chamberlain? Remember all the talking that went on before Hitler invaded
Poland? When there is no one to talk to on the other side and they are invading
you and trying to kill you, that doesn't mean there is no solution. It means
you need to wipe out the other side, or hurt them enough to convince them to
accept your solution.

I don't understand why people keep saying they don't want to let our soldiers
fight because things will just get worse. No. If our soldiers are allowed to
fight, things will just get better.

I don't understand Jewish idiots who have targeted Arab schoolchildren in some
moronic revenge attack. We don't want, or need, revenge. We need security.
Revenge that has no security goal is not only evil, it's a stupid waste of time
and energy. I don't want them to die. I want us to live. If the former isn't
connected to the latter, there's no point.

I don't understand Jews who are still reading Michael Lerner's Tikkun Magazine
of Jewish self-hatred. The man has been actively supporting Arab terror
sympathizers and maligning the Jewish homeland for the entire existence of his
dismal little rag. Any Jew who subscribes, who invites this person to air his
sickening agenda at his organization, synagogue, or community center might as
well send his money directly to Yasser and cut out the Yiddel in the middle.

I don't understand Ariel Sharon who knows what he has to do, but instead
prefers to flatten empty buildings. Mr. Sharon, fight, or retire and let those
who have the heart to do what must be done take over. Arrest Yasser and put him
on trial, nullify Oslo, retake the West Bank and Gaza, jail the inciters,
deport the terrorists. Stop posturing, and put an end to the grave digging for
Israeli children. The people are not strong. The people are fed up.

HEADLINES 6.04.2002

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Saturday, April 6, 2002


HEADLINES

Israeli Warplanes and Artillery in Action in S. Lebanon
Saturday Night After Direct Hizballah Hit on
Divided Border Village Ghajar Injures Three Children –
One 3-Year Old Girl Seriously

Shelling and Anti-Tank Fire from Lebanon, Saturdays
Second Attack, Sweeps Length of Frontier
Israel Air Force Chief Halutz: Odds Up of
Second Front Opening up in North
Continuing Shelling and Rocket Attacks from Lebanon
Prompt Heavy Israeli Troop Buildup on Northern
Frontier and High State of Preparedness


DEBKAfile’s Security Sources: Hizballah Partnered in Latest Attacks by
al Qaeda Elements and Hardline PFLP-GC Militants


Senior US Security Sources:
Syria’s Main Missile and Chemical Weapons Facility at
Homs Blown up in Mysterious Explosions on March 24
North Koreans Among Tens of Engineers and Technicians
Killed in Underground Plant
Factory Manufactured Scud-C and Scud-D, Liquid and
Solid Fuels, Chemical Warheads, Oxidizers

Syrians Suspect Israeli Undercover Saboteurs Struck in Reprisal for
Syrian Military Intelligence Aid in Terrorist
Hit against Galilee Highway on March 12 -
Or US Reprisal for Free al Qaeda Transit through Syria
In Texas, Bush and Blair Underline Saddam Menace But
Fail to Agree on Military Measures to Oust Him
US President on Arafat: “He Has Failed in Leadership,
Never Performed, or Lived up to His Promises and I’m Disappointed”
As Israel Presses on with Military Advance against
Palestinian Terrorist Strongholds, White House
Spokesman Fleischer Tells Reporters Israel Needs Time
to Digest What Bush Expects: “Major Events Don’t
Happen Overnight”.
Secretary Powell Has No Plans to Meet Arafat
Three Israeli Soldiers Were Killed in Continuing
Intense Fighting in Jenin:
Sgt. Merom Fisher, 19, from Moshav Avigdor
Sgt. Roy Tal, 21, from Maalot
Corp. Oded Kornfein, 20, from Kibbutz Ha’On
Fourth Israeli Soldier Killed, Master Sgt. Nitsan Avraham, 22, from
Lod, and Three Israelis Wounded in Clash with
Palestinian Infiltrators in Rafah-Yam, S. Gaza Strip
Infiltrators Killed
Palestinians Report at Least 35 Dead in Jenin and
Nablus Since Friday - Among them Senior Commanders of
Hamas and Al Aqsa Brigades, Qais Idwan and Nasser Aweis
Iranian Leader Khamenei Calls for One-Month
Oil Embargo Against Pro-Israeli Western Nations

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Suicide Terrorism: The New Scourge
http://www.danielpipes.org/articles/1986summer.shtml
The National Interest
Summer 1986
[N.B.: The following reflects what the author submitted, and not exactly what
was published. To obtain the precise text of what was printed, please check the
original place of publication.]

Not Unique to the Middle East
Suicide missions are by no means peculiar to the Middle East. The medieval
Cathars of southern France and northern Italy "looked favorably on suicide, an
attitude which made the more fervent of them impervious to persecution." What
British and French soldiers did in World War I-leave their trenches to climb
over dead comrades and march into machine gun fire-was a form of mass self-
sacrifice that exceeds by far anything witnessed recently in the Middle East.
Nor was it just the front-line troops who marched off to their death. Vincent
Kraft, a German spy in World War I committed a serious offense while serving on
the Western front for which the penalty was death. Instead, Peter Hopkirk
relates, he was offered the alternative of undertaking what he described as "a
very dangerous mission" in the East.

Similarly, when ten Irish Republican Army members starved themselves in 1981,
taking 50 to 60 wrenching days, they endured a much more agonizing death than
that involved in the brief, almost painless acts of the suicide bombers in
Lebanon. Contrary to what many believe, Europeans are willing to give up their
lives for a cause on occasion. Suicidal acts are not unknown in the West.

Nor are they common among Muslims. Quite the reverse: suicide is as strictly
forbidden in Islam as in Judaism and Christianity. A Qur'anic verse, "Do not
kill yourselves" (4:29), is commonly understood to condemn suicide. The Prophet
Muhammad said that a suicide cannot go to paradise, and Islamic laws firmly
oppose the practice. Religious leaders today continue to reject suicide.
Muhammad Husayn Fadlallah, leader of the radical fundamentalist Shi'is in
Lebanon, remarked about the recent spate of bombings, "suicide in such a way is
forbidden in our religion."

Religious prohibitions have had effect; according to modern
scholarship, "suicide was of comparatively rare occurrence" in traditional
society. Notwithstanding the famous expectation that a Muslim who dies in the
service of God goes to paradise, Muslims were not more likely to end their
lives than other people. The only significant exception were the fida'is
(soldiers prepared to sacrifice themselves) sent out by the Assassin sect in
the 12th century.

These points need emphasis to correct a mistaken tendency to ascribe suicide
bombings in the Middle East to Islam, fanaticism, or some other cultural trait.
In fact, suicidal warfare in the Middle East, as in the West or Japan, takes
place only in specific historical circumstances. British and French soldiers
sacrificed their lives in World War I not because of the British character or
the French religion but because of the nature of trench combat; IRA starvations
reflected the politics of Ireland in 1981, not the nature of Celtic culture.
Similarly, suicide bombings in the Middle East result from specific historical
developments, not the permanent verities of Islam.

State Support
What are those developments? The fact that several states, starting with Iran,
now sponsor suicide terrorism. Governments, not individual willing to die, make
this a potent force. Without state support, suicide acts would be infrequent
and ineffectual.

Ayatollah Khomeini claims his radical version of fundamentalist Islam is
suitable for all Muslims. The Iranian Constitution, passed right after the
radical fundamentalists came to power, codifies "trying to perpetuate [the
Islamic] revolution both at home and abroad" as the regime's highest priority.
Tehran initially hoped its example would inspire like-minded Muslims to
overthrow existing governments. It quickly became apparent, however, that
exhortation alone would not suffice. By late 1979 the Iranian leadership
adopted a second approach: it funded and armed subversive efforts throughout
the Muslim world, from Egypt to the Philippines. But the outbreak of war with
Iraq in September 1980, which absorbed nearly all Iran's money and arms, put an
end to this effort. A third tactic was then adopted, one that would spread the
revolution inexpensively: terrorism, specifically suicide terrorism. And,
instead of dissipating their meager resources in many regions, the Iranian
leaders chose to concentrate these in Lebanon, the country that seemed most
likely to see the establishment of an Islamic republic.

The first major instance of suicide terrorism was the December 1981 destruction
of the Iraqi embassy in Beirut, killing 27 and wounding over 100. Suicide
bombing acquired major political importance with the assassination of Bashir
Jumayyil in September 1982; it went international with the bombing of the U.S.
embassy in Beirut in April 1983, killing 63. The largest explosion took place
in October 1983 when a truck bomb killed 241 U.S. servicemen. The unceasing
campaign that took place between 1983 and 1985 against Israeli troops in
southern Lebanon was perhaps its outstanding success, for, unable to cope with
this assault, Israel retreated almost entirely from Lebanon. Suicide bombs have
also gone off in Kuwait, Syria, and many times in Iraq.

The superiority of suicide missions over rival forms of terrorism needs little
emphasis. The eviction of Israeli forces from Lebanon stands in dramatic
contrast to the Arabs' total lack of success in the West Bank and Gaza Strip;
indeed, no one had ever before driven the Israelis out of an area. It is clear
that a person willing to give up his life can adopt measures not available to
someone trying to stay alive. A car bomb destroyed the Israeli military
headquarters in Tyre in November 1983, killing 80 - more casualties than the
PLO had claimed during the previous five years.

Little can be done to deter would-be suicides, especially if they have state
backing. As Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger noted, "In the final
analysis, if one or two people are prepared to die in the attempt, they can do
a great deal of damage." Although radical fundamentalist Muslims attacked
eleven targets in Kuwait on one day in December 1983, the only strike to have a
real impact was that carried out by a suicide bomber, who blew up the U.S.
embassy.

Iran's effort had such success that the other major sponsors of terrorism in
the Middle East-Qadhdhafi, Asad, and 'Arafat-quickly began to imitate its
methods. (Although Arafat's PLO is not, of course, a government, its financial,
military, and institutional capabilities are closer to that of an established
state than to that of other irredentist movements.) The Iraqis too apparently
adopted suicide terrorism.

Lest there be any doubt that states sponsor the great majority of suicide
missions, the proof is worth noting in some detail.

First, the shadowy nature of the organizations that claim responsibility for
suicide actions points to the involvement of government intelligence
organizations. While terrorist organizations want to become known and feared,
states wish to stay out of the limelight. Doubts about the existence of Islamic
Jihad, an organization first heard of in May 1982 and widely associated with
suicide activities, are in themselves reason to suspect it of being a front for
Iranian intelligence.

Second, the intricacy of plans points to government involvement, for these go
beyond the capabilities of small organizations. Car-bombings against American
and French installations showed enormous sophistication. In almost every case,
the vehicle went unerringly to the most vulnerable spot of the building under
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First, the shadowy nature of the organizations that claim responsibility for
suicide actions points to the involvement of government intelligence
organizations. While terrorist organizations want to become known and feared,
states wish to stay out of the limelight. Doubts about the existence of Islamic
Jihad, an organization first heard of in May 1982 and widely associated with
suicide activities, are in themselves reason to suspect it of being a front for
Iranian intelligence.

Second, the intricacy of plans points to government involvement, for these go
beyond the capabilities of small organizations. Car-bombings against American
and French installations showed enormous sophistication. In almost every case,
the vehicle went unerringly to the most vulnerable spot of the building under
attack. The strikes took place at the right moment and took exact advantage of
weaknesses in the defense system. Such mastery suggests extensive intelligence
connections, weeks of planning, elaborate model-building, and careful training.

Third, the explosions themselves betray state sponsorship. The truck that
destroyed the U.S. Marine barracks, for example, contained the equivalent of
over 12,000 pounds of TNT; the explosion it caused was called in the Long
Commission Report "the largest conventional blast ever seen by the explosive
experts community." So massive was the blast, the Report states, it would have
caused major damage and many casualties even if it had exploded on the open
road 330 feet away from the building. To mount such capabilities into a
Mercedes truck that carries considerably less than 12,000 pounds, TNT was mixed
into a complex of gas and other substances. The difficult and delicate task of
gas-enhancement requires the sort of specialized skills and wealth of
experience possessed by a state, not an outlaw organization. Further, the use
of highly controlled explosive materials as hexogen and PETN indicates the
involvement of intelligence agencies.

Fourth, the price of these operations puts them out of the reach of small
organizations. Safe houses, explosives, and Mercedes trucks are expensive in
themselves, but timely and accurate intelligence is the most costly. According
to sources cited by Thomas L. Friedman of the New York Times, a single bit of
information for the April 1983 embassy bombing cost about $30,000.

Fifth, some of the suicides acknowledge allegiance to the leaders of states.
Before driving to her death in a booby-trapped car, a 16-year-old Lebanese girl
sent greetings to "the leader of the liberation and steadfastness march, Lieut.
General Hafiz al-Asad." One of Amal's leaders, Mahmud Faqih called
Khomeini "our legitimate leader" and called Iran "our shield and source of
support... the source of our conceptual, ideological, and political strength."
The same goes for Hizbullah. 'Abbas Musawi, leader of this group, states that
Khomeini "spells out the movement's line and issues Hizbullah directives." When
asked about the financing of Hizbullah, Musawi admits that "the money comes
mainly from Tehran."

Sixth, intelligence information indicates links to states. Iran is known to
have dispatched a special plane to Damascus with 50 operatives on board a few
weeks before the Marine barracks explosion. Tehran gave the signal to attack
the eleven installations in Kuwait in December 1983 by sending a special
courier. In some cases, the names of individuals carrying out Iran's orders to
the suicide attackers, their activities, and the pay they received are known.
Senator Jesse Helms has released information showing that the Iranians helped
plan the logistics of the TWA hijacking in June 1985, trained at least one of
the hijackers in Iran, and provided money for the operation. Documents made
available by the Iranian opposition indicate that the Iranian government has
official organizations devoted to promoting suicide terrorism.

Seventh, the testimony of a number of participants in suicide bombings provides
first-hand reports on the involvement of states. Muhammad 'Ali Aryafar, an
Iranian navy captain who defected, told a news conference in August 1984
that "Islamic Jihad is backed by the Khomeini regime." According to him, the
Iranian Revolutionary Guards sent several units to train and advise the
terrorists in Lebanon-a fact confirmed by an American officer in congressional
testimony. Unwilling suicide bombers have provided similar evidence. The
Lebanese man who set off a massive explosion in Damascus told Syrian television
that his career as a suicide bomber began with a traffic accident. A truck
driver, he accidentally killed an Iraqi army officer in Baghdad last November
and was imprisoned for fifty-two days. Iraqi intelligence officers then gave
him a choice between execution or going to Damascus with a car bomb. He decided
on the latter and was dispatched to destroy the Syrian army officer club on its
most crowded night.

Eighth, states profit from suicide attacks. Tehran extends its influence in
Lebanon with this instrument. Similarly, the Syrian government uses suicide
bombings to show that its ideology-a mixture of pan-Syrianism and pan-Arabism-
has vitality and support in Lebanon. The PLO and Libya, whose terrorist
credentials have diminished from a decade ago, use suicide missions to reassert
their reputations.

Lastly, political leaders admit to terrorism. The Iranian government supported
the seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and has since made no effort to
disassociate itself from a great number of terrorist incidents in Lebanon,
Kuwait, and elsewhere. The PLO claims almost every day to execute terrorist
actions against Israel. Early in 1986, Qadhdhafi declared he would train
suicide squads "for terrorist and suicide missions and allocate trainers for
them and place all the weapons needed for such missions at their disposal."
Walid Jumblatt, the Druze leader of Lebanon, recently promised to send suicide
squads to help Qadhdhafi against the United States. Only the Syrian government
denies its role in support of terrorism.

A Tool of Statecraft
State sponsorship takes the mystery out of suicidal actions. It removes these
acts from the realm of aberrant pathology, religious fanaticism, and political
extremism, and places them instead within the scope of institutional power and
intelligence activities.

Many of the actions which appear to be undertaken suicidally turn out not to
be. Some drivers-such as the Lebanese engaged as a result of a traffic mishap
in Iraq-were blackmailed. A 16-year-old Lebanese, Muhammad Mahmud Burru, stated
in April 1985 that he had been recruited under duress. According to Burru's
account, he was working for Amal, the Syrian-supported Shi'i organization, when
he one day rode his motorcycle into the back of a car. Responding to Burru's
request, Amal officials got him out of this problem. A few months later, his
father too caused a car accident, injuring himself and a young woman. Burru was
threatened shortly after: if he did not undertake a suicide mission for Amal,
the file on his motorcycle accident would be reopened, his father would go
without a needed operation, he and his father would lose their jobs, and his
whole family would be persecuted by the woman's relatives. After days of
agonizing indecision, he reluctantly chose the mission and was assigned a car
packed with 400 pounds of explosives to drive into an Israeli military
headquarters.

Muhammad an-Nasir, who was to drive a rigged car to a southern Lebanese sentry
station in September 1985, was the most obviously unwilling suicide. He acted
in so untrustworthy a fashion that a car followed him to make sure he followed
orders. But just before reaching the designated checkpoint, Nasir left his
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Muhammad an-Nasir, who was to drive a rigged car to a southern Lebanese sentry
station in September 1985, was the most obviously unwilling suicide. He acted
in so untrustworthy a fashion that a car followed him to make sure he followed
orders. But just before reaching the designated checkpoint, Nasir left his
vehicle to try to convince the driver of the second car to exchange places with
him. The latter refused; and while the two were engaged in argument, both were
arrested.

Others retained hopes of escaping alive. One assailant was told to drive his
bomb-laden truck against a specific part of the U.S. embassy and then escape to
an accomplice's car before the explosion went off. Another was assured that a
flak jacket and a special plating around the driver's seat gave him a 50
percent chance of surviving the explosion. In one case, it appears that the
suitcase a young girl was carrying to a checkpoint was exploded by a man at
some distance away. Some cars are rigged to explode if the suicide driver turns
the engine off or opens a door.

Children can be induced to suicide more easily than adults, by promising them
untold glories. Here is an account in Newsweek about the fate of a Palestinian
youngster:

Heavenly pleasures awaited Moussa Ziyada: rivers of sweet honey and holy wine,
72 virgin brides and free passes to Paradise for 70 of his friends and
relatives. For a boy who had never left the Gaza Strip, where the only rivers
are streams of sewage, the promise was dazzling. "All that eyes have not seen
and ears have not heard," as he puts it, were soon to be his. At age 14, he
would be venerated as a martyr and a hero. All he had to do was blow himself up
in a crowd of Israelis.
In the words of the boy's suicide trainer: "Now you are great, you are holy,
you are ready to go to heaven."

These are not the hallmarks of "fanatics," but of individuals dragooned into
service. Analysts who see the suicide attackers as volunteers miss the point:
anyone unfortunate enough to get into a traffic collision can find himself days
later driving a bomb-laden car. Inmates on death row, political dissidents,
members of ethnic minorities-under the proper conditions, any of these can be
coerced to undertake a suicidal attack.

State involvement broadens the pool of potential assassins. States cannot
depend on finding individuals prepared to discard their lives, for these are
far too few to be relied upon for regular operations. If only extremists could
be recruited for suicide missions, these would have limited potential; but
bringing in vulnerable persons from the general public means that anyone might
end up a suicide attacker. The resources of the state are more than ample to
produce a steady supply of non-fanatical suicide bombers. What has hitherto
required a special fervor has become routinized and institutionalized.

This analysis has two major implications. First, because suicide missions have
no necessary connection to Islam, they can be employed by brutal regimes of any
ideological stripe. The Syrian regime has best demonstrated its versatility. Of
the 15 suicide attacks it sponsored against Israel in 1985, 6 belonged to the
Ba'th Party, a secularist pan-Arab organization; 5 belonged to the Syrian
Social Nationalist Party, espousing secularist pan-Syrianism; 2 belonged to
Amal, the Shi'i organization aligned with Syria; and one each belonged to the
Communist party and to an Egyptian opposition group. One of the suicides was a
Druze, 4 were Shi'is, and 10 Sunnis. At least 2 were Syrian nationals and 2
Egyptian, the rest coming from Lebanon.

Suicide bombing has already spread throughout the Middle East; it could be
adopted in other regions too as other governments do as Damascus and imitate
Iran's tactics. Although the Soviet Union appears not to have adopted them yet,
it may well do so; why ignore a weapon of such potency? The same goes for other
totalitarian and authoritarian states. Suicide bombings may prove to be the
great and enduring monument of the Khomeini regime.

Second, the involvement of states points to the proper response of the United
States and its allies. It is futile to mount a defense by concentrating on the
terrorist actor himself; even if one falls, he can be easily and quickly
replaced with another. The way to combat the scourge of suicide terrorism is by
punishing the states that sponsor this violence.