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April 2, 1453: Constantinople, siege and fall of, 2 April-29 May

April 2, 1926:Riots between Moslems & Hindus in Calcutta

Hinduism remains a vibrant, cultural and religious force in the world today. To understand Hinduism, it is necessary that we examine its history and marvel at its sheer stamina to survive in spite of repeated attacks across India’s borders, time and again, by Greeks, Shaks, Huns, Arabs, Pathans, Mongols, Portuguese, British etc. India gave shelter, acceptance, and freedom to all. But, in holy frenzy, millions of Hindus were slaughtered or proselytized.
Their cities were pillaged and burnt, temples were destroyed and accumulated treasures of centuries carried off. Even under grievous persecutions from the ruling foreigners, the basics of its civilization remained undefiled and, as soon as the crises were over Hindus returned to the same old ways of searching for the perfection of the unknown.
For no other country in the world from east to west, faces the agony that the Hindus in India have to face. They are the injured party; but even today they are crucified by the ‘so called’ secularists—most of them themselves Hindus—at every stage.
No country in the world has been so ravaged and raped by outside forces as India has been down the centuries: Not Japan, not China, not Russia, none of the European countries, neither the Arab nations and certainly not the United States of America. Krishnadevaraya of the Vijayanagar Empire did not send his forces to Portugal to tear down churches, use force to convert Christians to Hinduism and indulge in religious terrorism. Prithviraj Chauhan did not invade Afghanistan nor Central Asia and raise temples.

No Chola, Chera or Pandya (Indian) rulers sent a fleet to Saudi Arabia to tear down the Ka’aba and build a temple to Meenakshi on its ruins or even next to it to demonstrate Hindu might. India and Hinduism have been ravaged beyond belief. Hindu missionaries did not accompany a conquering horde to Britain and under their benign rule set to convert Scottish peasants to Hinduism—or even Buddhism.
No blood has been shed for religion in India except by its invaders. Intolerance came with Islam and Christianity; the Moslems proposed to buy Paradise with the blood of “infidels” and the Portuguese, when they captured Goa, introduced the Inquisition into India.

After the muslim riots 1946

April 2, 1971: In Ankara, Turkey, five bombs with fuses still smoking were discovered outside the CENTO headquarters.

April 2, 1971: The U.S. Officers Mess in Ankara was attacked by four young Turks who threw two black powder bombs into the building.

April 2, 1971: In Jordan, Fedayeen Islamic terrorists damaged a pipeline carrying crude oil to the Zarka refinery. The pipeline was an extension of the Trans-Arabian Pipeline which was owned by the Arabian-American Oil Company.

April 2, 1979: In Lebanon, three men fired two rocket-propelled grenades into the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. Palestinian terrorists had threatened to attack at American interests as a result of the signing of the Egyptian-Israeli treaty.

April 2, 1981: In Denmark, the labor adviser at the Turkish Embassy in Copenhagen was seriously wounded when terrorists invaded his apartment. Callers to the Associated Press stated that the “Commandos of Retribution for the Armenian Genocide” were responsible. Demir survived the six bullet wounds he received from the Marxist gang. Again, just cause, right target, wrong tactic.

April 2, 1981: Lebanon,beirut. Syrian artillery stationed in Aramoun suddenly and furiously bombarded East Beirut at a time when students were leaving schools to head home. Casualties and injuries were in the Hundreds.

Syrian crimes in Beirut

April 2, 1986: 4 US passengers killed by bomb at TWA counter Athens Airport Greece

April 2, 1987: Three jihadists ambushed a car belonging to the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization. They tried to abduct two officers, a Finn and an Italian. In a unique twist, the assailants were subsequently arrested by AMAL forces.

April 2, 1989: Islamic fundamentalists in Turkey bombed a British Embassy vehicle and detonated another bomb at the British Cultural Center. The attacks followed continued threats against British interests in connection with the Salman Rushdie book Satanic Verses.

April 2, 1993: In Cambodia, the Socialist Secular Humanist Khmer Rouge shot and killed three Bulgarian UN peacekeepers in the Kompong Speu Province. After having a meal together, one Marxist left and came back with 10 more leftists who opened fire on the Bulgarians. Three other soldiers were seriously injured. Pol Pot, the Khmer Rouge leader, denied responsibility for the attack because in addition to being merciless, the Communist was disingenuous. These are two of many traits the advocates of the religion of man share with Muhammad’s religion.

April 2, 1994: A bomb exploded in an Istanbul bazaar. Two people were killed, and twelve were wounded, including Spanish and Belgian tourists. The attack was part of a PKK campaign to dissuade tourists from traveling to Turkey.

April 2, 2000: In Pakistan, Yemeni Ahmed Abdullah, with suspected links to bin Laden, and confirmed links to Islam, was arrested trying to enter Afghanistan.

On This Day Since 9/11
April 2, 2002: Tabaloo-Sung, India. Two policemen are killed in a village ambush by the Mujahideen.

April 2, 2003: Anantnag, India. Islamic militant lobs a grenade at a crowd of people, kills one and injures twelve.
April 2, 2003: Davao, Philippines. Moro Islamic Front terrorist bomb kills sixteen people (including several children) at a wharf and injures at least forty-four

April 2, 2003: Shopian, India. Eighteen people are injured when militant Muslims toss a grenade into a bus stand. Elsewhere (Chewdara) a woman is killed and her daughter injured.

April 2, 2004: Lahore, Pakistan. Christian pastor is gunned down by Muslim extremists in front of his wife and four children. April 2, 2004: Bukhara, Uzbekistan. Female suicide bomber kills a policeman and critically injures herself. April 2, 2004: Baqubah, Iraq. Attackers yell “Allah Akbar,” then kill three policemen riding in a vehicle with a hand grenade. Three others are injured.

April 2, 2005: Kandahar, Afghanistan. The Taliban kill four people, including two children, in two bomb attacks (the second in Mazar-i-Sharif).

April 2, 2005: Baghdad, Iraq. Car bomb kills five Iraqis and injures another five. A government minister of education is gunned down in a separate attack. April 2, 2005: Narathiwat, Thailand. A Buddhist man is murdered by Muslims while sitting in his pick-up truck with his children.
April 2, 2006: Sararogha, Pakistan. Islamists murder a pro-government cleric.

April 2, 2006: Chadoora, India. The Mujahideen abduct and murder a university grad student.
April 2, 2006: Lamitan, Philippines. Suspected Abu Sayyaf terrorists gun down a policeman and seriously injure his son.
April 2, 2006: Nimroz, Afghanistan. The Taliban stop a vehicle and force a Turkish engineer out. They then shoot him to death and burn his body.
April 2, 2006: Kandahar, Afghanistan. Religious extremists ambush a police checkpoint, killing five officers.

April 2, 2006: Balad Ruz, Iraq. Islamists kill two members of a family, including a 12-year-old girl, in a shooting ambush.

April 2, 2006: Sopore, India. Islamic militants assassinate a city councilman.
April 2, 2006: Lama Dhar, India. A teenager is killed in a grenade attack by the Mujahideen.

April 2, 2007: Baqubah, Iraq. Twenty-one people are abducted and murdered by Jihadis.

April 2, 2007: Khalis, Iraq. A suicide bomber targets a restaurant, killing at least three patrons.

April 2, 2007: Kirkuk, Iraq. Radical Sunnis bomb a school, killing thirteen, including eight schoolgirls and a baby. Nearly two-hundred others are wounded. April 2, 2007: Kandahar, Afghanistan. Religious extremists attack a police checkpoint, killing three officers. April 2, 2007: Shalobar, Pakistan. Two people, including a student, are killed by gunfire during a sectarian clash.

April 2, 2007: Shin Warsak, Pakistan. Foreign militants storm a local residence, killing a man and a 15-year-old boy.
April 2, 2007: Sab al-Bor, Iraq. An 11-year-old boy has his throat slit by al-Qaeda. April 2, 2007: Baghdad,Iraq. At least three separate Jihad attacks leave twenty people dead.
April 2, 2008: Kupwara, India. A man is shot to death in his home by Islamic militants.

April 2, 2008: Qansah Dhere, Somalia. Islamists attack a government residence, killing at least three people.

April 2, 2008: Baghdad, Iraq. Two women are among six killed in Jihad bombings. April 2, 2008: Mahmudiya, Iraq. Gunmen shoot a teacher to death and injure his son April 2, 2008: Muqdadiyah, Iraq. Eleven Iraqis are murdered in Mujahideen bombings

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