Liquor might drown pain, but pain always finds a way to rise to the surface.
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Liberal Muslim sharpens the tongue while the radical Muslim sharpens the knife.
Chup mc
URI attack—BJP Govt
Kargil attack—BJP Govt
Pulwama attack—BJP Govt
Amarnath attack—BJP Govt
Pathankot attack—BJP Govt
Parliament attack—BJP Govt
Akshardham attack—BJP Govt
Kandahar IC814 Hijack—BJP Govt
Kashmiri Hindus exodus—BJP Govt
Pahalgam Terrorist Attack—BJP Govt
Red Fort Bomb Blast—BJP Govt
Accountability?
Omerta retweeted
We also fled our homes 34 years ago due to Islamic terrorism and their sympathisers. Our genocide is a blot on the face of every person who justifies violence, terrorism, and terrorists simply because they feel compelled to defend their kaum.
Sir, while you speak of statesmanship, for many of us his “trajectory of modern India” meant terror and displacement.
I was 12 when I fled my home during the riots after Babri Masjid’s demolition-violence Advani was directly responsible for. That wound never healed.
Millions of Muslims still live with that pain.
Deeply disappointed and hurt by your post.
Indian media is full of gawars and dehatis
Omerta retweeted
Eliminated Naxals
Got Article 370 removed
Got final solution for North East militancy
No major bomb blast till today in his tenure
5 ton RDX intercepted and most potent biological attack since independence foiled just this morning
I will want Amit Shah as a home minister, every time something like this happens
Omerta retweeted
Yes yes Pakistan this and Munir that. First lets talk about the Indian citizens who are being caught with 1000s of kgs of RDX in our own country. Munir and Pakistan can do jackshit if there is no complicity from a section of our own citizen who are carrying out religious terror
Omerta retweeted
"What terrifies me is if Muzammil Shakeel has assembled 350 KG of RDX and detonated a large scale explosion killing 20,000 innocent civilians, Just imagine no one buying Kashmiri shawl and apple from Kashmiri hawkers at Palika Bazaar"
-Rahul Pandita, Alleged Kashmiri Pandit
We need to hunt down every one who supports terrorism. No soft treatment.
Condolences to those who have lost their loved ones in the blast in Delhi earlier this evening. May the injured recover at the earliest. Those affected are being assisted by authorities. Reviewed the situation with Home Minister Amit Shah Ji and other officials.
@AmitShah
Omerta retweeted
On the contrary and the numbers don’t lie.
He is by far the best HM of India. Even now he’s the best man for the job.
Indian airports are better than the west ones nowadays,
Today, I made the mistake of flying from Dublin to Paris via London's Heathrow Airport. This was a remarkably stupid move on my part, given that London, and by extension Heathrow, is located in the failing formerly-developed country known as "the UK".
I almost paid dearly for this oversight.
My layover was 1 hour and 30 minutes. As soon as my flight from Dublin arrived at Terminal 2, I began looking around for my connecting flight to Paris, which was located in Terminal 5. A helpful immigration officer pointed me in the direction of a free train that I could take to Terminal 5. After walking for about 15 minutes through a labyrinthine maze of tunnels, I arrived at this train.
The train required me to get a ticket for the free trip to Terminal 5. After standing in line at a machine, I pressed a button that dispensed this ticket. I then used the ticket to go through a turnstyle. Once on the platform (which was poorly labeled), I discovered -- by asking some locals -+ that the trains for Terminal 4 do not actually go to Terminal 5. (This had not been apparent from any signs or other information in the train station.) I would thus have to wait 17 minutes for the dedicated train to Terminal 5.
And so wait I did. About 20 minutes later I arrived at Terminal 5, and discovered that I was in the Departures area. Despite the fact that I was transferring, I would have to go through airport security again. So I waited in line for security, watching other people struggle with the automated boarding pass scanners. Finally I reached the scanners, and when I scanned my boarding pass, it registered an error, and told me to see a British Airways employee. (Sadly, my Aer Lingus flight was operated by British Airways.)
So I went to the British Airways departures counter, and after a while I found the line I was supposed to stand in. I waited 10 minutes in the line, and was finally allowed to see a British Airways employee.
The British Airways employee informed me that I had already missed my flight, since boarding was at 12:15 and it was now 12:17. I argued that boarding would probably last more than two minutes, and that I might still have time to make the flight, whose departure was scheduled for 12:55. She seemed skeptical of this argument, but I finally persuaded her to help me give it a try.
Returning me to the security line, the British Airways woman told me to wait in the line (which would have taken 15 minutes). I begged her to let me jump the queue, and she did, explaining my plight to a South Asian security employee who let me through the rope barrier to the front of the line.
This South Asian man is actually the hero of our story.
When I cut to the front of the security line, a security employee barked at me to get back. The lovely South Asian man then barked at her to let me through, and his confident air of command carried the day. I was let through, and the South Asian man even showed me how to use the security machine so that it would definitely not stop me from entering. He told me to tell his colleagues at the baggage scanner that I was allowed to jump to the front of the queue.
I raced to the baggage scanning line, which looked like it would have taken an additional 20 minutes, and simply ducked under the barriers and cut to the front of the line. I apologized to the employee there and told him my flight was already boarding. He told me that in that case, I had already missed my flight, and it wasn't even worth continuing. But I told him that his colleague (the aforementioned South Asian man) had instructed me to go through security anyway, and he accepted this and let me through. I had to do an extra scan of my shoes, but made it through OK.
I then ran to my gate, ducking and weaving around various travelers. When I made it to the gate, I found that the flight was still boarding, and they let me through. I then spent 20 minutes standing in line on the jetway.
Naturally, my bag didn't arrive in Paris.
We need to hunt down anyone who shows sympathy for terrorism and Jihadis. The terrorists need to be successful once. We have illegal bangladeshis and Rohingyas walking on the streets in Bengaluru. Start deporting.
Omerta retweeted
42 doctors recently got admission at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Excellence..
350 kg explosives recovered from Delhi’s Haryana suburb Faridabad at home of J&K doctor Dr Adil Ahmed Rather, AK-47 found in his locker at Government Medical College in Anantnag ndtv.com/india-news/jammu-an…
Omerta retweeted
Indians love to bark at the wrong tree.
AAP was in Delhi for 10 years I didn't see any protest.
But as soon as BJP comes in less than year they think they can fix things.
These people don't deserve functioning government they want PR , RR and chutiyapa.
#WATCH | Residents of Delhi protest at India Gate, demanding that the government formulate policies to curb air pollution in the National Capital region.
