Sagar G wrote:
I have also said that I don't see this vote against Israel as a vote for ummah or jihad and neither does the resolution says so though it's strongly worded against Israel but it also calls for ending violence against Israeli civilians as well but since you are selectively reading and picking up points according to your convenience hence you keep coming back to the same thing again and again. The link in my previous post has the link to the resolution.
very nice spin, it is "strongly worded against Israel" but mewls about calling for an end to violence against Israeli civilians. Even by the language of the resolution, you think two sides are being equally lambasted?
You are again concluding wrong I have repeatedly asked that why is India being singled out to receive your ire when the entire non ummah setup has also done the same blunder.
India is being singled out, because we are Indians, and we primarily are concerned in this forum with India. But more than that what you are trying to deflect is the issue that "everyone supporting the Palestinian jihad" including Russia/China, through voting for the resolution, is worthy of ire - but China/Russia's record of bashing jihadis/power projection/territorial-gains all work out in the only language jihadis understand - as a sign and position of strength.
So their vote in favour is not seen as a sign of weakness for them, and therefore not a signal to be encouraging for the jihadis. India's yes vote on the other hand is seen as a sign of weakness, and GOI's inability to displease its own Islamic, and fear of antagonizing the Gulf ummah.
You are repeatedly avoiding this context.
Based on your conclusions about great Russian and Chinese wins against jihadis I asked you to suggest practical steps which the current GoI can take so as to do the same things because then we will also be in a position of power no (which I would love India to be in). You sidestepped it and said that it's a different issue but consistently trying to show India in poor light for not doing those same things !!!
Criticizing for not voting against, given the "signs of weakness" in immediate past records, is not about showing India in poor light. Its about doing the best given the past record which cannot be changed or compensated for immediately. That next-to-best action would have been at the least an abstinence in consistence with Sushma Swaraj's line of "friends on both sides", and the best would have been voting against. That would have equally shown that India is no longer hostage to its own internal or external Islamic population, and that it may pursue more aggressive and non-appeasement policies towards India's enemies - especially of the Ummah, and ummah supporting types in the hood -like China.
Bring in China as role-model, after you can whack the Kashmiri jihad like PLA did in Sinkiang, regularly execute/eliminate jihadis as again done in Sinkiang, and much much more than IA is allowed do, whack public demos as in Sinkiang - and after occupying without much murmur of protest territories of neighbours.
You cannot hold the current GoI guilty for inaction of the last setup especially when they have been in power for two months only.
Not much action was being required here, except abstaining or voting against in an air-conditioned chamber of cackling diplomats. But it would have sent a signal of a change in intent and response mindset.
brihaspati wrote:The compromise solution would have been abstaining.
Even by not doing so doesn't mean that GoI is going to back down against Islamist forces and moves like
these show it's intent.
Union Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports Sarbananda Sonowal today said that the Centre had till now released Rs 144 crore to Assam for updating the National Register of Citizens (NRC) following a Supreme Court directive in 2006.
"The Supreme Court had asked the state government in 2006 to expedite the process of detection and deportation of illegal Bangladeshi nationals residing in Assam through the Foreigners' Tribunals. The Congress-led governments, both at the state and Centre, however, did nothing much," Sonowal told reporters here.
You are touting this as a strong intent to deal with jihadis in a way China does? It is merely about doing what is required naturally as making the international border worth its name. It should be happening with all borders/border areas, and has nothing in particular to do with jihadis.
brihaspati wrote:Where did I make any statement that I believed Israel was dancing with joy at EU behaviour? EU abstention is relatively painful for Israel as they expected more by tradition. If a lot of countries are de facto whitewashing Hamas, does it justify India doing so? What is the connection of other countries going in favour of Hamas and Palestinian jihad, to India doing the same?
The resolution states nothing as you try and paint it to be if you think otherwise please point out the specific section in there which are in favour of Hamas and Palestinian jihad or make a call for the same.
The question was about your trying to justify India's action by citing "look X,Y,Z also did so". Have you yourself read it fully?
Reaffirming the right to self-determination of the Palestinian people and the inadmissibility of the acquisition of land by the use of force, as enshrined in the Charter,
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Welcoming the establishment of the Palestinian national consensus Government on 2 July 2014 as an important step towards Palestinian reconciliation, which is crucial for achieving a two-State solution based on the pre-1967 borders and lasting peace, and emphasizing that the situation of the occupied Gaza Strip is unsustainable as long as it remains geographically, politically and economically separated from the West Bank,
out of that whole litany of alleged "crimes" in the resolution, by Israel as a state, IDF, and Israeli settlers - there is just one oh-so-significant condemnation of "killing of 2" Israeli civilians by "rockets". NO mention of Hamas violence, no mention of rockets, no mention of tunnels - and you still can't see why the resolution is in favour of Palestinian jihad? or you dont want to see it?
The resolution also clearly "welcomes" the "national consensus gov" on 2nd july: pray what are the constituents of that "consensus" gov, and what are their respective charters, current and ongoing jihadi statements of intent?
brihaspati wrote:I also gave a rough country-based breakup and identified the ideological positions. I asked you to give which of those motivations in these countries that voted against, do you think fits India. You havent touched those issues.
Well their wasn't a huge list to choose from all you gave was
brihaspati wrote:So they all voted out of ongoing anti-US games, or religious competition, and pro-Islamic views. Is India in any of these categories?
Since we don't fit the second and third choice hence the only one left to pick is first one.
So India voted "for" just to pique/oppose USA?
brihaspati wrote:I thought you wanted India to decide "independent" of foreign nations in foreign policy - so why are you trying to justify Indian action by action of foreign nations?
I have already answered this multiple times.
No, you havent. If India's action was independent of the others voting for, then your demand to criticize India only after criticizing all others - is a contradiction. If Indias actions were really taken independent of foreign other countries, then, it can be criticized independently of others.