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They are likely locally grown outfits taking inspiration from foreign terrorist groups. I am yet to see any foreigner among the ranks of the terrorist groups here.

Under fire? Definitely. They are BBA students. I don't think they will be expelled. I don't know, maybe the journalist thought that ULAB was NSU or something :lol: And by the way, access into ULAB is pretty tight. I do know this for a fact.

I didn't say that Jamaat-e-Islami are an exception. It'd be delusional to assume that any party can be formed under the current circumstances. My point being is that there are not to be any exceptions. No one could have detected that boys like Nibras can commit such atrocities. They didn't...

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They aren't very new to be honest. Something similar happened in Arunachal Pradesh not too long ago. http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/china-transgression-arunachal-pradesh-india-nsg-bid/1/690662.html That is the Indian perspective of the matter. Had the Americans acted before back in lets...

Damn. So much negativity! :D Doesn't that nullify the actual treat perception? True. The Chinese can outwit both the Americans and the Indians in one run.

Amar mone hoi ami chup takbo. Kichu mone koren na.

Damn.....*_*

Did they turn radical now? I was afraid that they would. It would have even made sense. But here's the problem: The perpetrators of the Gulshan siege came from educated families who went to the country's apex international schools and even studied abroad. They were not affiliated with any...

Ironically, Bangladesh Air Force personnel still do go to Pakistan for training at present.

A Jamaat man was forced to leave a seminar in London yesterday after a disturbance over terming the party a terrorist organisation. He was Abu Bakar Mollah, spokesperson of Jamaat's UK chapter, said sources. The seminar was titled “Economic Development of Bangladesh and Role of the Political...

Dhaka University severed all academic ties with Pakistan in late 2015. When we have apex educational institutions of a country promoting that kind of attitude, then there isn't much room for 'reconciliation'.

ZN inspires terrorists? I don't think so. If so, the Indian authorities would have apprehended him long ago. ZN is conservative in his views. One may even say narrow-minded. Being intolerant is largely a matter of personal decision. We don't have a very good idea on who these dangerous...

That holier than thou attitude. It goes around in circles. It's a never ending spiral! This isn't what this forum is about.

The French surrender easily and that they are all sissies. That would be a terribly insensitive thing to say :D All countries no matter how advanced they may be are vulnerable to terror attacks. The one Indian-American that bothers me is Nisha Desai Biswal. For an assistant secretary of...

Do I sense intolerance? Your last sentence didn't make any sense whatsoever. Deal with it kiddo.

People can still access Facebook, Youtube and other platforms. They even their own website which can still be accessed from here. It is the source of their power that drove those kids that is to be tackled here. And as long as they do not acknowledge that there is actually a real problem here...

Sounds troubling! So what is their solution to this crisis?

Ever heard of the Tea Party and the amount of money spent by Ben Carson and his lackeys? It's America that is the topic here. Not China or the Soviet Union.

Question: Why France? This is the third deadly attack within 18 months, and that is alarming. Last time I checked, France opposed the invasion of Iraq back in 03. Why even do this at all in the first place?