Saturday, April 30, 2011
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Thursday, April 28, 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
IMRAN KHAN THE MAN OF DIGNITY
Imran Khan: One personality which people memorized as a cricketer, no one knew that this famous cricketer who was only made for the cricket will become a leader of the nation and great politician. I had seen many political leaders did'nt find man like him. He have very impressive and reality base agenda of this party (Tehreek-e-Insaf) which stands on the freedom of judiciary, in these days one news is on hot seat, that Imran Khan had given a week ultimatum to the Government, if done will never stopped targeting Pakistan his party will sit-in against NATO supply lines road.
The common men of Pakistan living in pathetic conditions and they are very embarrass from Government and U.S done attacks, I consider, If U.S want to control the extremist in this region, its not the right way to make more extremist through drone attacks, because AL-QAEDA and other extremist groups are using the victims and families of the victims of drone attacks for their objectives. All over the country it is the main factor of hating America. Imran Khan is not against U.S but he is against some U.S policies. What I see, the future revolutionary leader is uprising in form of Imran Khan and writing his glory on the pages of history. The followers are exceeding day by day, some of International Polls are showing his popularity graff is going up and up gradually.
In these days people of Pakistan are frustrated from the present Government machinery and all other political parties, because in the terms of every ruling party; corruption reach new heights, inflation increased and today it have no boundaries, where it will stop of sustained. Fudge statements of leaders, direct involvement of U.S in each and every matter of the country, destruction merit in every term.
The major reason behind the popularity of Imran Khan is he always give true statements, have all assets in Pakistan and demand one new law to be introduced that no one is allowed to participate in the election, if he/she has assets in Pakistan can participate in elections. Imran Khan have strong hold in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtoon Khuwa (Formerly N.W.F.P) in coming elections his party will be strong opponent to every one.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Beijing police detain at least a dozen Christians gathering for illegal Easter service
BEIJING — Chinese police detained at least a dozen Christians belonging to an unregistered Beijing church as the congregants gathered Sunday to hold Easter services.
Police stopped the worshippers from the unregistered Shouwang church at they gathered near a public plaza in the city’s university district, then bussed them to a local police station. It was not immediately clear whether they were arrested.
Shouwang members have been trying to meet at the plaza in Beijing’s Haidian district every Sunday since the congregation was evicted from its usual rented place of worship three weeks ago, but they have been detained or put under house arrest each time.
A church member told The Associated Press by phone Saturday night that he and the church’s pastors and leaders were all under house arrest. The member would give only his English name, Kane, for fear of reprisals by officials.
While China’s Constitution guarantees freedom of religion, Christians are required to worship in churches run by state-controlled organizations — the Three-Self Patriotic Movement for Protestants and the Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association for Catholics.
However, more than 60 million Christians are believed to worship in unregistered “house” churches, compared to about 20 million in the state churches, according to scholars and church activists. The growth of house churches has accelerated in recent years, producing larger congregations that are far more conspicuous than the small groups of friends and neighbors that used to worship in private homes that gave the movement its name.
Their expansion and growing influence have unsettled China’s rulers, always suspicious of any independent social group that could challenge Communist authority.
Shouwang members have for years been at odds with Beijing officials over their right to worship. Tensions escalated earlier this month when the congregation was evicted from the Beijing restaurant where it had been holding services. Church leaders decided to temporarily hold services outdoors in a public space, prompting police to tape off the area and detain anyone who showed up to take part.
Shouwang leaders said in a statement last week that they tried to register with the government in 2006 but were rejected.
In December 2009, the church bought property in northwest Beijing for regular Sunday services but government interference prevented the group from occupying the space, the statement said.
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