You made a good point.
However in the long run, without inconveniencing our country, people like me and the hundreds of thousands in Shahbagh square want an end to Jamat for once and for all.
On a personal level I believe the best thing to do is to systematically undermine the Jamati ideology...
This is from a webpage which contains western concerns over the impartiality of the war crimes trial, I say this so you can understand the wider context of the passage.
Crimes of War – The International Crimes Tribunal in Bangladesh – Will Justice Prevail?
@iajdani is probably...
Aazidane is a good guy and pretty normal, and I can tell he comes from a relatively normal Bangladesh family (besides the apparent wealth and high connections he claims/boasts they have) and is not some sort of Jamati fundamentalist or Pakistani-wannabe.
His only issue however is I think he...
I have to agree with you there. Players for their own sake (unless they do it in their own personal capacity as ordinary citizens/people) should not get involved in this. However if they all decided to this because of their passionate views on this topic then they should be able to and the only...
I don't know how it works in Bangladesh but often the judges have discretionary powers to award the sentences they see fit. So the judges here were perhaps entitled to award capital punishment to the convicted murderer, Qader Molla, but chose to give him life imprisonment (he is now with common...
Better not to waste time replying to him. I could care less what he says about me, he is here just to "have fun" and is a university kid.
This is a serious national issue and a historic moment in our country's destiny, a milestone, a turning point. Just ignore cheap and childish attempts to...
I would have to disagree with you there.
People can distinguish between average Pakistani or the Pakistani people - who did not vote for Yahya Khan - who had no personal involvement in war crimes with actual thugs who were personally involved in murder.
- There is no mention of current...
This is the 5th day.
I hope to see a protest soon in Sylhet city (I am from Sylhet).
These protests are apolitical and AL leaders are basically banned from them now and the BNP has officially endorsed them.
5 hours ago...
It's actually 4.6% of votes.
Hopefully in the next elections it will be even less.
Anyway 95.4% of the Bangladeshi electorate are not Jamatis.
:lol:
Jamatis are a tiny minority in Bangladesh and Hindus alone are 9%
:lol:
You have already subtly threatened Bangladesh with civil war. It is...
Shahbagh rally unites nation
Politicians inspired
Hasan Jahid Tusher
The ruling Awami League believes the countrywide movement demanding capital punishment to war criminals has led to a new beginning to end the unfinished revolution of the Liberation War in 1971.
Terming it a step...
Some videos of the protests in Shahbagh, already it has made an impact and the government may change the law so that the prosecution can appeal for a more severe punishment.
On the following video watch the man on the right with the white topi and beard (obviously a "communist", "RAW agent"...
Teeming thousands chant ‘Hang them all’
Staff Correspondent, bdnews24.com
Published: 2013-02-08 14:19:09.0 Updated: 2013-02-08 16:29:48.0
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Tens of thousands of people forgetting their caste, professional and political identities descended on Shahbagh intersection on Friday...
Quader Molla put to gardening
Staff Correspondent, bdnews24.com
Published: 2013-02-09 10:33:18.0 Updated: 2013-02-09 10:33:18.0
Authorities have assigned Jamaat-e-Islami’s Assistant Secretary General Abdul Quader Molla in gardening duties after he was convicted of crimes committed...
For non-Bengali speakers here is a translation of the article above where a senior Awami League leader was kicked out of the protests.
Protestors attack Hanif
Staff Correspondent, bdnews24.com
Published: 2013-02-07 14:23:59.0 Updated: 2013-02-07 15:03:24.0
Prime Minister Sheikh...
ICT appeal law change likely soon
Staff Correspondent bdnews24.com
Published: 2013-02-09 06:54:03.0 Updated: 2013-02-09 09:14:06.0
The government is preparing to make changes to the International Crimes Tribunal Act, and a proposal in this regard is likely to be placed during the current...
More comments from the article above:
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Just like Arab spring we need a Bangladesh spring. Hope it doesn’t stop at hanging of war criminals, hope it will continue and change this corrupt regime...
It will only grow.
Now there are anti-rezakar protests in.
- Rajshahi
- Chittagong
The goal of the demonstrators is to make it a-political (e.g. block Awami League from being involved) and to make protests nationwide from "Teknaf to Tetulia".
In Rajshahi...
Hmm..not nice to read that, especially the bit about clashes (verbal I guess). Anyway I find the best thing to do is to stay away from such stuff and just focusing on improving oneself and ones own community.
Yes, I misunderstood you earlier, the Jamatis on here are trying to compensate by...
The protest organizers are clearly trying to make this a non-political event and one of the Awami leaders was not allowed to give a speech and politicize the event. All political posters promoting any political party has been banned. The article below in Bangla is quite interesting...