Genocide In Kashmir Quotes

It doesn’t matter that Japan once colonized Korea and parts of China and invaded the Philippines during World War II. It doesn’t matter that there’s been a long, bloody territorial dispute between India and Pakistan over Kashmir or that Laotians have been systematically genociding the Hmong people since the Vietnam War. Whatever power struggle your nation had with other Asian nations—most of it the fallout of Western imperialism and the Cold War—is steamrolled flat by Americans who don’t know the difference.

India is a military complex. It feeds on wars and conflicts.

Was the tragedy of a Hindu in the twentieth century Kashmir any different from the agony of the Muslims or Jews of Granada, hundreds of years ago?

America fought 260 wars in the last 100 years, while China was involved in only three. America keeps earning money, their arms industry is very big and is an important part of their economy. That's why they keep creating conflicts in the world. Countries like Afghanistan, Syria, Egypt, Libya, which were once rich, have now become poor by fighting wars.' He claimed that America flourishes its arms industry by supporting both sides in wars, which he considers an 'established industry'.

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Qatar & Kuwait all CONDEMNED Iran’s strike on US military bases. These same countries HOST the Murdrer of 79,000+ Palestinians & Iranies. They protect the bases that fund genocide and those who stand up are condemned. Shame on them!

I was travelling with Sanjay who was shooting a new documen-tary. He shushed me. His father was a retired Indian army ofcer. In Sanjay’s family those words would have been nothing short of blasphemous. They were Kashmiri Pandits (Brahmins) –  the tiny, privileged Hindu minority, almost all of whom had fed the valley when the Pakistan- backed, overtly Islamist insurrection began. As ARUNDHATI ROY a community, during the uneasy years since Partition in 1947, and the frst public demands by the Muslim majority in the Kashmir Valley for the right to self- determination, most Kashmiri Pandits had aligned themselves with the Indian state. This became more true, steadfastly, bitterly so, after more than two hundred Kashmiri Pandits were killed by militants in the early years of the insurrection, triggering the exodus of the whole traumatized community from the Kashmir Valley.