DUBAI: Twelve Nepalese taken hostage in Iraq have
been beheaded by their captors.The hostages were
killed by Islamist Army of Ansar al-Sunna group,
a statement posted on an Islamist website claimed
on Tuesday.The statement by the al-Qaeda linked
group was accompanied by pictures of what was
claimed to be the bodies of the hostages, one
of whom was apprently beheaded while the rest
had their throats cut.
This is a sad world we live in...Satan must be having a field day, my condolences to you and the families of these innocents.
Safi
Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger (Reader)
Reviewed on September 1, 2004
An extremely painful revelation my friend. It is such a shame that human beings continue to murder each other with such disregard. If Judgment Day does not happen in our generation, I do not believe it will ever happen. As it is stated, the entire world will see all the horrors that mankind has inflicted upon each other and watch as the planet releases its pent-up energies we shall know the time is near. With today’s modern technology at our fingertips, and we can see these horrible events unfolding on a daily basis, it makes sense that the time we are living in is only the prelude and the day of reckoning is close at hand. I’m stunned. Take care.
Your heart must be heavy at this time Bhuwan, and I do offer my sincerest condolences, as you have worked so closely with the peoples of Nepal. It is a nation disgrace, it is inhumane, it is a reflection of mankind and his mentality when under the influence of evil.
However all is seen, all is recorded, all will give an account! Take heart knowing this my dear friend, Judgment will come.
Blessings to you
Contesse
Reviewed by Fletcher Bailey (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2004
Bhuwan, this was a shocking thing to hear. These militants are less than animals. To call them such is an insult to animals. They are evil creton. These terrorist are out of control. Your heart wrenching poem hits into the cold hard truth, some peopel don't want to see a peaceful earth...my prays go to the families of these murdered souls...Fletcher B
Bhuwan my tears and prayers are with you.I'm filled
almost to despair with the world terrorism that is
draining our hearts, minds and souls as we watch the
lives of our youth and so many taken in barbaric manner
such as this group of Nepalese. It won't end until
everyone realizes it is a Jihad called against all non
arabs by a radical arab group that has world-wide followers
willing to kill themselves to achieve world dominance.
The world has to unite to fight this terror, but they
rather ignore it hoping it goes away. It will only get worse!
An eye-awakening, powerful write ... it's a shame that man's inhumanity to man still exists today ...
Robert
Reviewed by Katy Walsvik (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2004
Bhuwan, just when I feared we may become desensitized to these horrors, your poem comes into my view and takes its toll, emotionally, intellectually, physically. In its brevity, you have written the most powerful piece I have yet to read in this entire, frightening time. I must keep it... it will help me never to forget. If we look away, they will win. I'm utterly collapsed with this poem. katy xox.
Bhuwan
If this atrocity is confirmed...it is a War Crime of terrible proportions
Peter
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2004
This touches me, in a way, that has caused me to stop reading the papers. It is not that I don't care, it is that I care too much and could go insane just thinking about what mankind is doing to each other. Your write is very powerful and hopefully will touch the ones who need the change. We need strong people like you.
The cruelty and atrocities against others is the most disgusting, horrific and tragic debasing thing any "savages" can commit against humanity, this appals me. My heart and prayers go out to the families and friends of these murdered people.
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Safi
However all is seen, all is recorded, all will give an account! Take heart knowing this my dear friend, Judgment will come.
Blessings to you
Contesse
almost to despair with the world terrorism that is
draining our hearts, minds and souls as we watch the
lives of our youth and so many taken in barbaric manner
such as this group of Nepalese. It won't end until
everyone realizes it is a Jihad called against all non
arabs by a radical arab group that has world-wide followers
willing to kill themselves to achieve world dominance.
The world has to unite to fight this terror, but they
rather ignore it hoping it goes away. It will only get worse!
An eye-awakening, powerful write ... it's a shame that man's inhumanity to man still exists today ...
Robert
Love Tinka
If this atrocity is confirmed...it is a War Crime of terrible proportions
Peter
The cruelty and atrocities against others is the most disgusting, horrific and tragic debasing thing any "savages" can commit against humanity, this appals me. My heart and prayers go out to the families and friends of these murdered people.
Your poem tells it like it is, powerful.
Elga