Tuesday, September 15, 2015

National Islamism and Trans-National Islamism


The religions are private affairs and so are Islam, Christianity or Hinduism. But Islamism, Catholicism and Hinduttava are attempts to rule and tyrannize in the name of religion and I write and criticize these only.
National Islamism supported by US and Europe : The Islamism of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iraq and Syria was supported by US and Europe and they thwarted democratic struggles of people and supported autocrats. When some autocrats turned defiant then they ( US, Europe, NATO ) invaded and bombarded that country as in Iraq.
Trans-national Islamism :   Then gradually developed trans-national Islamism in form of Al-Qaeda and IS – the nations without borders that cannot be invaded and bombarded as was earlier done in case of Afghanistan and Iraq.
Who are the players in modern game of violence :
1. Islamist States and Muslim States : Muslim states are Muslims populated countries where so far Islamists have not taken control as are Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq. Islamist states are countries where rule by Islamists have been realized as in Saudi Arabia and Iran. The Muslim countries- their politicians, military and intelligence are in alliance with Transnational Islamists – even western educated and modern look politicians like Benazir Bhutto and Imran Khan have hobnobbed with transnational Islamists . The funds and weapons are being supplied through these countries.
2. US and Europe : Their politicians, military and  intelligence have supported, funded and provided weapons not only to Islamists in power but also to Islamists fighting to capture power but also to transnational Islamists – Talibans and IS are said to be their making. These countries support autocracies and theocracies and thwart democratic aspirations of people as they believe appropriation of oil at lower price will not be possible if these countries become democracies.
The World that needs security and peace must take firm stand :
1. Islam is a religion and has nothing to do with its misuse and so are the Christianity and Hinduism. All religions aim to make better individuals and aim for next World .
2. Everywhere people’s aspirations must be realized into democracies.

3. Technologically developed nations must avail natural resources of less developed nations through some UN agency and in return these nations must develop those nations in technology, establish institutes, labs and factories there and allow students from those nations to be trained in institutes, labs and factories of developed nations.

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