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     Tilak Hero Username: Tilak Post Number: 18903 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 1.22.196.243 Rating: N/A |
afgun aina .. eraq aina .. l!bya aina its classic case of bullying anthe .. economic interests are supreme for vunclesam .. and ee roju ki kuda porki gadiki money/weapons istunnadi amrus ee .. fully knowing the tellal activities there .. A community that can break the country is no minority - Sardar Patel "By education I am an Englishman, by views an internationalist, by culture a Muslim & a Hindu only by accident of birth." - Nehru "Congress Mukt Bharat" - www.narendramodi.in | ||
| Megastar Username: Twitter Post Number: 29373 Registered: 10-2009 Posted From: 69.118.124.210 Rating: N/A |
ante vaallu already chesesthunnarani decide chesesava kikki | ||
| Kukatpally Side Hero Username: Kukatpally Post Number: 4578 Registered: 06-2008 Posted From: 57.69.14.65 Rating: |
///rougue nations ni encourage chesede mana bigbrother adi biginess annatu... biginess biginess ye... policing policing ye arms tayaru sese industry yela batakali rouge gaalu lekapothe  Obama kochen u answer annai | ||
| Zulu Hero Username: Zulu Post Number: 19380 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 199.168.243.252 Rating: |
ki ki ki...rougue nations ni encourage chesede mana bigbrother... | ||
| Kukatpally Side Hero Username: Kukatpally Post Number: 4576 Registered: 06-2008 Posted From: 57.69.14.65 Rating: N/A |
naa kada manchi kicker vunnadu kavalante adini RB ki swich chesukundam.. I need a 3rd RB | ||
| Kukatpally Side Hero Username: Kukatpally Post Number: 4575 Registered: 06-2008 Posted From: 57.69.14.65 Rating: N/A |
///ye cinema lo dialog idi? ippude raasina... nachakapothe seminchu... asalu ardame ledanukunte maninchu  | ||
| Tilak Hero Username: Tilak Post Number: 18901 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 1.22.196.243 Rating: N/A |
ye cinema lo dialog idi? A community that can break the country is no minority - Sardar Patel "By education I am an Englishman, by views an internationalist, by culture a Muslim & a Hindu only by accident of birth." - Nehru "Congress Mukt Bharat" - www.narendramodi.in | ||
| Kukatpally Side Hero Username: Kukatpally Post Number: 4572 Registered: 06-2008 Posted From: 57.69.14.65 Rating: N/A |
///moral police cheyyadaniki .. they arent saints either! moral policing cheyyadaniki saint avvalsina avasaram ledu... as long as they are keeping rouge nation inline I am ok with it anukuntunna lepothe ee patiki pak oodu india ni middle east motham korean sub continent motham tagalabadi poyevi kada manchode police avvali ante police ujjoganiki yevadu dorakadu | ||
| Ringo_rangaswamy Side Hero Username: Ringo_rangaswamy Post Number: 4860 Registered: 02-2011 Posted From: 122.169.161.211 Rating: |
Hindus kooda temples and religion ni use cheskoni tellalist activities cheste, definitely justified. USA vaadu mana India laaga secular ani yegiri yegiri padi chacche matta gudisaa kaadhu. Teda voste taatha teesi cowbow dress kuttukuntaaadu. Already 9/11 chesinanaduku, last 12 years lo world wide, Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Pakistan (partially) ki uccha padutundi. | ||
| Tilak Hero Username: Tilak Post Number: 18899 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 1.22.196.243 Rating: N/A |
nenu kuda aa amayakulne soosi laughing .. not USofA .. mana DB lo kuda saaana mandi secularists ni soodu .. isitram ga behave sestaru .. comedy ga untundi valla mentality .. papam anipistundi .. sorry .. cant agree .. moral police cheyyadaniki .. they arent saints either! A community that can break the country is no minority - Sardar Patel "By education I am an Englishman, by views an internationalist, by culture a Muslim & a Hindu only by accident of birth." - Nehru "Congress Mukt Bharat" - www.narendramodi.in | ||
| Kukatpally Side Hero Username: Kukatpally Post Number: 4567 Registered: 06-2008 Posted From: 57.69.14.65 Rating: N/A |
///kaani kamedy is the build up they give to the world and how the world blindly believes its words to some extent  eelu build up ivvadam lo tappu ledu... ala build up ni nammi blind ga USofA ni follow ayipoye world amayakatvam yekkuva kanipistundi  there is no other alternative for USofA as moral police of the world... tell me an alternative who can constantly keep an eye on rogue nations and control their actions. | ||
| Thelegend Moderator Username: Thelegend Post Number: 26004 Registered: 04-2008 Rating: N/A |
Twitterai, adi okappati mata now most of them know the difference | ||
| Kukatpally Side Hero Username: Kukatpally Post Number: 4566 Registered: 06-2008 Posted From: 57.69.14.65 Rating: N/A |
religious freedom ledu ani yevadannadu ikkada yeppudayina job ki appl cheste nuvvu hindu ani reject chesara avarinayina millions of dollars petti temples kaduthunnaru... muslim populations increasing day by day still ala own safety kosam masid meeda extra surveillance yedithe tappa mosque ni sakaka run cheste no problem anukunta... kathal padithe matram they will crush | ||
| Tilak Hero Username: Tilak Post Number: 18897 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 1.22.196.243 Rating: N/A |
kukokudadu ane kada septanna .. and kudos to their police and admin! kaani kamedy is the build up they give to the world and how the world blindly believes its words, while not seeing their actions! A community that can break the country is no minority - Sardar Patel "By education I am an Englishman, by views an internationalist, by culture a Muslim & a Hindu only by accident of birth." - Nehru "Congress Mukt Bharat" - www.narendramodi.in | ||
| Kukatpally Side Hero Username: Kukatpally Post Number: 4565 Registered: 06-2008 Posted From: 57.69.14.65 Rating: N/A |
///future lo temples kooda aa list lo pettarani guarantee ledhu annai alaki temples ki mosque ki teda telusu dont worry | ||
| Tilak Hero Username: Tilak Post Number: 18896 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 1.22.196.243 Rating: N/A |
 A community that can break the country is no minority - Sardar Patel "By education I am an Englishman, by views an internationalist, by culture a Muslim & a Hindu only by accident of birth." - Nehru "Congress Mukt Bharat" - www.narendramodi.in | ||
| Kukatpally Side Hero Username: Kukatpally Post Number: 4564 Registered: 06-2008 Posted From: 57.69.14.65 Rating: N/A |
tilak annai... simple ga vachi 4k ppl ni sampesi billions of dollars bokka pedithe appudu kuda profiling human rights box ani kathal cheptha kukovala ikkada police lu | ||
| Megastar Username: Twitter Post Number: 29370 Registered: 10-2009 Posted From: 69.118.124.210 Rating: N/A |
future lo temples kooda aa list lo pettarani guarantee ledhu | ||
| Tilak Hero Username: Tilak Post Number: 18894 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 1.22.196.243 Rating: N/A |
Such profiling in a "secular country"??? Religious freedom, human rights, bongu bashanam .. gurinchi prapanchaniki sermons ivvandi .. mimmalni guddi ga follow ayye gorrelu bagane unnaru ..  A community that can break the country is no minority - Sardar Patel "By education I am an Englishman, by views an internationalist, by culture a Muslim & a Hindu only by accident of birth." - Nehru "Congress Mukt Bharat" - www.narendramodi.in | ||
| Teluguhero Comedian Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 1167 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 24.129.108.164 Rating: N/A |
http://www.ndtv.com/article/world/new-york-police-labels-mos ques-as-terrorist-organisations-411605?curl=1377782576 New York police labels mosques as terrorist organisations New York: The New York Police Department has secretly labelled all mosques as terrorist organisations, a designation that allows police to use informants to record sermons and spy on imams, often without specific evidence of criminal wrongdoing. Designating an entire mosque as a terrorism enterprise means that anyone who attends prayer services there is a potential subject of an investigation and fair game for surveillance. Since the September 11, 2001 terror attacks on the U.S., the NYPD has opened at least a dozen "terrorism enterprise investigations" into mosques, according to interviews and confidential police documents. The TEI, as it is known, is a police tool intended to help investigate terrorist cells and the like. Many TEIs stretch for years, allowing surveillance to continue even though the NYPD has never criminally charged a mosque or Islamic organization with operating as a terrorism enterprise. The documents show in detail how, in its hunt for terrorists, the NYPD investigated countless innocent New York Muslims and put information about them in secret police files. As a tactic, opening an enterprise investigation on a mosque is so potentially invasive that while the NYPD conducted at least a dozen, the FBI never did one, according to interviews with federal law enforcement officials. The strategy has allowed the NYPD to send undercover officers into mosques and attempt to plant informants on the boards of mosques and at least one prominent Arab-American group, whose executive director has worked with city officials. The revelations about the NYPD's massive spying operations are in documents recently obtained by The Associated Press and part of a new book, "Enemies Within: Inside the NYPD's Secret Spying Unit and bin Laden's Final Plot Against America." The book by AP reporters Matt Apuzzo and Adam Goldman is based on hundreds of previously unpublished police files and interviews with current and former NYPD, CIA and FBI officials. The American Civil Liberties Union and two other groups have sued, saying the Muslim spying programs are unconstitutional and make Muslims afraid to practice their faith without police scrutiny. Both Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly have denied those accusations. Speaking Wednesday on MSNBC, Kelly reminded people that his intelligence-gathering programs began in the wake of 9/11. "We follow leads wherever they take us," Kelly said. "We're not intimidated as to wherever that lead takes us. And we're doing that to protect the people of New York City." The NYPD did not limit its operations to collecting information on those who attended the mosques or led prayers. The department sought also to put people on the boards of New York's Islamic institutions to fill intelligence gaps. One confidential NYPD document shows police wanted to put informants in leadership positions at mosques and other organizations, including the Arab American Association of New York, a secular social-service organization. Linda Sarsour, the executive director, said her group helps new immigrants adjust to life in the U.S. It was not clear whether the department was successful in its plans. The document, which appears to have been created around 2009, was prepared for Kelly and distributed to the NYPD's debriefing unit, which helped identify possible informants. Around that time, Kelly was handing out medals to the Arab American Association's soccer team, smiling and congratulating its players for winning the NYPD's soccer league. Sarsour, a Muslim who has met with Kelly many times, said she felt betrayed. "It creates mistrust in our organizations," said Sarsour, who was born and raised in the U.S. "It makes one wonder and question who is sitting on the boards of the institutions where we work and pray." Before the NYPD could target mosques as terrorist groups, it had to persuade a federal judge to rewrite rules governing how police can monitor speech protected by the First Amendment. The rules stemmed from a 1971 lawsuit over how the NYPD spied on protesters and liberals during the Vietnam War era. David Cohen, a former CIA executive who became NYPD's deputy commissioner for intelligence in 2002, said the old rules didn't apply to fighting against terrorism. Cohen told the judge that mosques could be used "to shield the work of terrorists from law enforcement scrutiny by taking advantage of restrictions on the investigation of First Amendment activity." NYPD lawyers proposed a new tactic, the TEI, that allowed officers to monitor political or religious speech whenever the "facts or circumstances reasonably indicate" that groups of two or more people were involved in plotting terrorism or other violent crime. The judge rewrote the rules in 2003. In the first eight months under the new rules, the NYPD's Intelligence Division opened at least 15 secret terrorism enterprise investigations, documents show. At least 10 targeted mosques. Doing so allowed police, in effect, to treat anyone who attends prayer services as a potential suspect. Sermons, ordinarily protected by the First Amendment, could be monitored and recorded. Among the mosques targeted as early as 2003 was the Islamic Society of Bay Ridge. "I have never felt free in the United States. The documents tell me I am right," Zein Rimawi, one of the mosque's leaders, said after reviewing an NYPD document describing his mosque as a terrorist enterprise. Rimawi, 59, came to the U.S. decades ago from Israel's occupied West Bank. "Ray Kelly, shame on him," he said. "I am American." The NYPD believed the tactics were necessary to keep the city safe, a view that sometimes put it at odds with the FBI. In August 2003, Cohen asked the FBI to install eavesdropping equipment inside a mosque called Masjid al-Farooq, including its prayer room. Al-Farooq had a long history of radical ties. Omar Abdel Rahman, the blind Egyptian sheik who was convicted of plotting to blow up New York City landmarks, once preached briefly at Al-Farooq. Invited preachers raged against Israel, the United States and the Bush administration's war on terror. One of Cohen's informants said an imam from another mosque had delivered $30,000 to an al-Farooq leader, and the NYPD suspected the money was for terrorism. But Amy Jo Lyons, the FBI assistant special agent in charge for counterterrorism, refused to bug the mosque. She said the federal law wouldn't permit it. The NYPD made other arrangements. Cohen's informants began to carry recording devices into mosques under investigation. They hid microphones in wristwatches and the electronic key fobs used to unlock car doors. Even under a TEI, a prosecutor and a judge would have to approve bugging a mosque. But the informant taping was legal because New York law allows any party to record a conversation, even without consent from the others. Like the Islamic Society of Bay Ridge, the NYPD never demonstrated in court that al-Farooq was a terrorist enterprise but that didn't stop the police from spying on the mosques for years. And under the new guidelines, no one outside the NYPD could question the secret practice. Martin Stolar, one of the lawyers in the 1971 case, said it's clear the NYPD used enterprise investigations to justify open-ended surveillance. The NYPD should only tape conversations about building bombs or plotting attacks, he said. "Every Muslim is a potential terrorist? It is completely unacceptable," he said. "It really tarnishes all of us and tarnishes our system of values." Al-Ansar Center, a windowless Sunni mosque, opened several years ago, attracting young Arabs and South Asians. NYPD officers feared the mosque was a breeding ground for terrorists, so informants kept watch on it. The NYPD was particularly alarmed about Mohammad Elshinawy, 26, an Islamic teacher at several New York mosques, including Al-Ansar. Elshinawy was a Salafist - a follower of a puritanical Islamic movement - whose father was an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center attacks, according to NYPD documents. The FBI also investigated whether Elshinawy recruited people to wage violent jihad overseas. But the two agencies investigated him very differently. The FBI closed the case after many months without any charges. Federal investigators never infiltrated Al-Ansar. "Nobody had any information the mosque was engaged in terrorism activities," a former federal law enforcement official recalled, speaking on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to discuss the investigation. The NYPD wasn't convinced. A 2008 surveillance document described Elshinawy as "a young spiritual leader (who) lectures and gives speeches at dozens of venues" and noted, "He has orchestrated camping trips and paintball trips." The NYPD deemed him a threat in part because "he is so highly regarded by so many young and impressionable individuals." No part of Elshinawy's life was out of bounds. His mosque was the target of a TEI. The NYPD conducted surveillance at his wedding. An informant recorded the wedding and police videotaped everyone who came and went. "We have nothing on the lucky bride at this time but hopefully will learn about her at the service," one lieutenant wrote. Four years later, the NYPD was still watching Elshinawy without charging him. He is now a plaintiff in the ACLU lawsuit against the NYPD. "These new NYPD spying disclosures confirm the experiences and worst fears of New York's Muslims," ACLU lawyer Hina Shamsi said. "From houses of worship to a wedding, there's no area of New York Muslim religious or personal life that the NYPD has not invaded through its bias-based surveillance policy." |
