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Guilty : Mohammed Ajmal Amir Qasab

Czech TV CT24 refered today about Mohammed Ajmal Amir Qasab - he is guilty!
So I found some more info about him and his family:

Mohammed Ajmal Amir Qasab Biography
It is improbable that Mohammad Ajmal Amir Iman’s family has seen the photograph that has made his face known across the world.
Hours before he began firing at commuters waiting at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST) last week, Iman, one of ten Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists, was caught on closed-circuit camera.
After he and his partner, Mohammad Ismail, had killed 55 commuters at CST and three senior police officers, including Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Chief Hemant Karkare, Iman was injured and captured — and the story he has since been telling Mumbai police investigators casts new light on how the feared terror group preys on the most vulnerable in Pakistani society to further its agenda of hate.
The man in the photo was born on July 13, 1987 at Faridkot village in Dipalpur tehsil of Okara district in Pakistan’s Punjab province. His family belongs to the underprivileged Qasai caste. His father, Mohammad Amir Iman, runs a dahi-puri snack cart. His mother, Noori Tai, is a homemaker.
Iman is the third of the family’s five children. His 25-year-old brother, Afzal, lives near the Yadgar Minar in Lahore. His sister, Rukaiyya Husain, 22, is married locally. Iman’s younger siblings, 14-year-old Suraiyya and 11-year-old Munir, live at home.
Iman’s desperately poor family could not afford to keep their second son, an indifferent student, at the Government Primary School in Faridkot past the fourth grade. He was pulled out of school in 2000, at the age of 13, and went to live with his older brother in Lahore. Afzal, who lives in a tenement near the Yadgar Minar in Lahore, eked out a living on a labourer’s wages, and could barely afford to look after his brother. For the next several years, Iman shuttled between the homes of his brother and parents.

Adrift

After a row with his parents in 2005, Iman left home, determined never to return. No longer welcome in Afzal’s home, he stayed at the shrine of the saint Syed Ali Hajveri until he could pick up some work. He began working as a labourer and by 2007 his work brought in Rs. 200 a day. Iman, however, found the work degrading. He soon began spending time with small-time criminals in Lahore. Along with a friend, a one-time Attock resident named Muzaffar Lal Khan, Iman decided to launch a new career in armed robbery.

On Bakr Eid day in 2007, Iman has told the Mumbai Police, the two men made their way to the Raja bazaar in Rawalpindi, hoping to purchase weapons. In the market, they saw activists for the Jamaat-ud-Dawa — the parent political organisation of the Lashkar-e-Taiba — handing out pamphlets and posters about the organisation and its activities. After a discussion lasting a few minutes, Iman claims, both men decided to join — not because of their Islamist convictions but in the hope that the jihad training they would receive would further their future life in crime.

A life in Lashkar

But at the Lashkar’s base camp, Markaz Taiba, Iman’s world view began to change. Films on India’s purported atrocities in Kashmir, and fiery lectures by preachers, including Lashkar chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, led him to believe that the Lashkar’s cause — the greater glory of Islam, as the organisation presented it — was worth giving his life to. It is possible, an official involved in the interrogation suggested, that the atmosphere of the camp gave him the sense of family he had lacked for much of his life.

When he returned home for a two-month break after his indoctrination at the Lashkar base camp, he found a respectability within his community and family that had eluded him most of his life. Where Iman had earlier been seen as a burden, he was now self-sufficient — and bore the halo of religious piety.

Later that year, Iman was chosen for the Lashkar’s basic combat course, the Daura Aam. He performed well and was among a small group of 32 men selected to undergo advanced training at a camp near Manshera, a course the organisation calls the Daura Khaas. Finally, he was among an even smaller group selected for specialised marine commando and navigation training given to the fidayeen unit selected to target Mumbai.

According to Iman, Lashkar military commander Zaki-ur-Rahman Lakhvi promised that his family would be rewarded with Rs. 1.5 lakh for his sacrifice.

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Related Update Via [http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1211305]

The 10 terrorists who wreaked mayhem in Mumbai last week had chains with cyanide pills around their necks to kill themselves if they were caught by the police.

During their one-year militant training, their bosses kept telling them: “Bite this pill if the police ever corner you during your mission.” This, the terrorists were told, would kill them, paving their way “straight to heaven”.

This was revealed by Mohammad Ajmal Mohammad Amir Kasab, the lone terrorist to be arrested, during interrogation.

If cornered by the police, they were to bite the pill, bringing them death in 15 minutes. They were told this would bring police investigations to a dead end and their “brothers” could continue their “holy fight”, Kasab said. Senior police officers said this was typical of Al-Qaeda activists.

The terrorists were warned not to reveal about the others in the group or the training camps if they were caught. Police suspect Kasab’s chain fell off when he was assaulted by a mob after he was overpowered by the police.

The police plan to check the bodies of the nine other terrorists kept in the mortuary at JJ Hospital.

Police officials interrogating Kasab over the last week described him as “moody” who often “rants”. He is not revealing much and is silent when asked about the terror camps, a senior officer said.

Sawinder Singh

Today is the birthday of my Indian friend Sawinder Singh. So let my congratulate him for his birthday through this BLOG. Happy birthday Sawinder!

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I know, I started this BLOG (web page) with the idea to write there in English language something like the mirror of the main page of my BLOG but I have no free time to translate all texts and many texts are not interesting for my foreign friends because the texts are connected to situations in the Czech republic and to themes from our country. Although some texts are about my family and I understand those themes can be interesting for them.
So I promise I will tray to find more time to write on this page!

Traffic accident

My friend in Chandigarh, Jaswinder, was injured in some traffic accident and he will have to be for one or two months in the bed. I feel very sad - I hope he will visit the Czech Republic this year but now it will be probably slightly complicated to organize it.
We will see! Now I can only say: Good luck! I wish you, Jaswinder, to be OK as soon as possible!

Hallo, world

No, nothing new will be written here, I only changed some details in settings of this web page. There were some texts written automaticaly, but not in English. So I corrected it. :-)

PF 2010 by The Dance Theatre MIMI FORTUNAE Brno

PF 2010 (with some sentences)

I supposed I would write to this pages for my friends in The India, The Jordan Kingdom or The USA weekly but the reality was different.
I wrote the last text there a month ago. Now is The Christmas Eve and I have only time to put there The PF 2010 and say you: “I am thinking about my foreign friends very often but I have so little time to write them.”
Last month I only one time talk via chat with my Indian friend.No more. It was for me very fain to practise my English and I hope I will meet some of you next year (or in the year 2011) face to face.
I hope we will visit your country again with our dance theatre!

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I appologize for mistakes in my English - I suppose there anyone is!

Change of design template

I decided to use the new design template for my blog.
Old template was named "Son of Moto" by Jeffrey Zeldman, now I am using the template "Rounders 4" by Douglas Bowman. What do you think about my decision?

Invitation (by the Director of TD MF Hana Látalova)

Dear friends,
Dance theatre MIMI FORTUNAE will be presented on 27.11.2009 in the theatre BARKA in Brno the geust – Jiří Lössl from Prague with his unique solo.
The end of the evening will be given BOLERO by Ravell.

M. Ravel/ J. Hradil: BOLERO
TD MIMI FORTUNAE
the guest of the evening
JIŘÍ LÖSSL, PRAHA
27.11.2009 at 19:00

Theatre BARKA
Svatopluka Čecha 35a, Brno-Královo Pole
Rezervation - tel. 737 261 107
The rest of the ticets before the preformance in the theatre

Extra dancing performance – TD MIMI FORTUNAE (Brno) features the choreography of the year and the guest Jiří LÖSSL (Praha)

Why this blog?

It is simple, I wont to understant and know this technology how to publish. A have to do it. At first, I need to help my friend Jarda Vrána with our web pages TD MIMI FORTUNAE and with the input of the text on our theatre blog.
So I thougt about it. I will try to use this technology for the making my new private web pages.
My old web pages were used for the advertisement of my private tutor classes.

Tutor classes - mathematics and physics
Everywhere in Brno, mobil phone +420777083126 or via mail.

The other parts of those web pages are now unactual...