1938 Alert from the BBC, with thanks to JE:
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has warned that fuel shipments from the Gulf region could be disrupted if the US makes a "wrong move".In a speech on state TV, Ayatollah Khamenei also said accusations that Iran intended to make a nuclear bomb amounted to a "sheer lie".
He insisted Iran would not give up its right to produce nuclear fuel.
Meaning they'll target the oil tankers ferrying crude to the world. I wonder what the price of crude will be. Anyways mahmoud, I am almost on biodiesel.
does that not surprise anyone that Iran will not budge from their stand on nuclear technololgy. l think they will get a very nice Christmass present in '06.
Lulu,
Christmas is too far away. :)
arjun.sevak, it has to wait till after the US elections of the crony senators,etc. and Christmass is just too far away, and would be a nice thing to do for the seaon of gifts. :)
Lulu,
Agree with you. One has to keep the spirit of the season in mind. They want 72, we give them 72. :)
In a speech on state TV, Ayatollah Khamenei also said accusations that Iran intended to make a nuclear bomb amounted to a "sheer lie".
Ayatollah Khamenei is correct!
The claim that Iran intends to make a nuclear bomb is a sheer lie!
Perhaps a half-dozen such bombs is closer to the truth?
And if the US moves the King's Knight to the wrong square, then I suppose the price of oil in China goes up since they are the clients of Iranian oil?
Nahh, didn't think so really!
arjun.sevak has it right -- the "bull's eyes" are being plastered over the tankers in the minds of the Khamenei's and ayatollah's of the islamic world.
But also keep in mind that when subject's like "Christmas" (oops, there's that "C" word again!) are broached, the ayatollah's and mullah's wrap their turbins a tad tighter, and clench their fists with rage.
This restricts the blood flow to the brain and in some cases causing the mind to get foggy; reason gets nuts, and they say stupid things.
It's allah's fault I suppose -- since according to their own islamic teaching, it is allah's will not matter what happens.
Maybe "allah" is a cool thing -- screw up, then let "allah" take the blame since you are not responsible for the screw up?
Hmmmm...let me mull this one over, this may have some utility?
The interesting thing is that while Iran is a crude exporter, it's a gasoline importer - it doesn't have adequate refining capacity. Given that, this is even more bluster than is obvious.
What car do you drive? Even if biodiesel was available here, I wonder whether it would work on standard US cars.
I once saw in the local news about it being in limited use in Berkeley, but don't know more about it. A friend who's doing an MBA showed me a model on bio-diesel pricing, and it was coming out to >$4.00 a gallon (right now, gasoline is >$3.00 a gallon here in the US. I don't have the Rs/liter conversion at my fingertips, but you get the idea re: the price comparison). Assuming the same cost basis (maybe an invalid assumption), and assuming that in India, unleaded petrol costs > $7.00 a gallon, it might make more economic sense there.
Of course, for those of us dedicated to denying OPEC our cash, it's besides the point, but for the vast majority of people, who base their decisions on more basic backpocket assumptions, that could be a clincher. Also, out here, gas prices fluctuate wildly, and the moment they drop, the momentum behind the research of alternative fuels seems to drop as well. But if India and China - two major reasons why demand has gone up - adapt alternative fuels, including solar-hybrid cars, this enrichment of the Jihad should go down regardless of what happens here.
The supreme leader's harsh rhetoric came a day after Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said a breakthrough in negotiations over Tehran's nuclear program was possible and welcomed unconditional talks with all parties, including the United States...........The Supreme Leader...In the last few days one so-called expert after another has said the Mullahs will over-ride Mahmoud......How funny.....The pope of Shia...the big daddy.....The big boy standing over the well chanting come out....come out oh mahdi the demon.....is the Supreme leader....he is the boss...the big cheese..... Get a clue...or... a new job...Mr.Ross.....
Following threats by extremist Islamic group, several corporations, chain of pubs ban England flag
Modi Kreitman
Following warnings by extremist Islamic group al-Muhajiroun, in which the group said that the red cross in the England flag symbolizes the 'blood thirsty crusaders' and the occupation of Muslims, some of the largest companies in England have ordered their workers not to wave the flags.
The flag has recently appeared in England on everything from bikinis to cars, and sold in endless versions in stores.
But the Islamic protest forced some corporations, such as cable companies NTL, Heathrow airport in London, and even the Drivers and Vehicles Licensing Agency to ban the flag in every form due to fears from reactions of Muslims. ...( Why do you fear peace.....scared of love....don't run from hijackers.........http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3258613,00.html
Bart from "Blazing Saddles"
"He conquered fear,
and he conquered hate,
He turned our night into day,
He made his blazing saddle
A torch to light the way"
Bart (Cleavon Little) takes himself hostage and holds a gun to his own head -- he then utters one of the funniest lines in comedy (PC forbids me to utter it here, but it's funny... very funny...)
Fire 1, Fire 2, Fire 3, Fire....
If ther are disruptions, let them be caused by Cruise and Tomahawk missiles raining down on Tehran.
And just why would the make up such a lie? Just bullying, cause their aint much to do on a Thursday night? Just trouble making for the 'sheer' joy of it? Or worse than that, no particular reason at all? Why would the west need to lie when the 'facts' are known? Just practicing I suppose. If the US and the west are paying too much negative attention to Iran,
maybe it's cause the good Ayatollah and his Beasty Boy henchman are up to no good, maybe it's cause they run their mouths off just a little too much. Maybe it's because it's not only the west that indulges itself in 'sheer lies' and 'loudmouth BS'.
Witness sez:This restricts the blood flow to the brain and in some cases causing the mind to get foggy; reason gets nuts, and they say stupid things.
That's really close, accurate but not precise.
It's not a tight turbin thats the problem, and it's not blood flow, it's excessivly tight underwear. This causes pressure on the elimination tract creating constipation. Little pieces of fecal material break off, and enter the blood stream. Then they travel to the eyes and lodge themselves on the optic nerve. This condition is called 'opticalrectumitis', or 'a shtty outlook on life'.
This is a severe case of mental constipation caused by physical constipation, the symptoms are very similar. All the Ayatollah and Beasty Boy have to do is buy larger shorts and they would feel better. Of course that goes against Allah who clearly instructed his submitters to bind their loins with cloth...well Allah knows best, but sometimes I wonder...
duh_swami...well Allah knows best, but sometimes I wonder......(...When I was a child....I spoke as a child...Allah knows DOO DOO!.)....
Indidel Pride...Kit's to convert a diesel engine to biofuel are available. A man I know who owns an organic food business wanted to sell them as a sideline. He also knew someone in the oil rendering business that would sell him oil for 25 cents a gallon. His intention was to sell the kits, and then sell the oil at 50 cents a gal. Misfortune befell him so he did not get around to it. It's a good idea if you have a steady source of biofuel. He recognised that was a problem and would have fixed it on his small local level, but it would be a major undertaking to create a fuel supply for the nation...
Infidel Pride,
Over here in India, we run on Petrol and Diesel. Gasoline is finer than petrol, but more expensive too. In India, the cost of petrol is $1.25/litre. When I tell you that just in 2003 it was half the cost, I mean that I cry everytime I go to get my car filled up. And you can make biodiesel from used cooking oil. You can obtain it from your local Mcdonald'd. I made batches of 1 litre from different oils. Each time my cost came down because I am becoming adept at the process. Myself and 3 colleagues have tested it on our bikes and scooters. Works fine. And the mileage is the same. And there is no carbon build up in the engine. Currently, our cost of biodiesel/litre is around .50/litre. Right now, I am making a small plant for producing 10 litres at one go. Then I shall start testing it on my car. Meanwhile, our continuous tests with our bikes are successful. We have been testing for the past 3 months now. The first batch cost us more than $3, but we improved with successive batches. You can do it too. You will have to google around a bit for know how. But everyone can make their own fuel.
Ring....Ring....Hello Tony blair here....why yes...hello George hows things accross the pond?...What our flag...yes yes...we threw it away...allah didn't like it.....we are thinking of a Cresent moon and Star thing......we must think of our muslims...they demand honor...we are of course George only Monkeys and Pigs......allah the demon god of babylon knows best.....well talk to you soon...off you see a man marry a goat....what?....yes my friend mohammad I love livestock abin is gona marry his sweetheart......Gerda the goat...ta ta.....
Infidel Pride, Duh Swami,
This is the answer, small communities producing their own biodiesel, NOT some giant behemoth corporation. Get your communities organized. Just a group of 10 people. Share the cost of making the initial plant, and get your used cooking oil from Mcdo. and KFC. This is the answer. See
www.journeytoforever.org
Infidel Pride,
If you just want to buy your biofuel in America, here is a map of locations.
http://www.biodiesel.org/buyingbiodiesel/retailfuelingsites/default.shtm
Arjun...people 'can' make their own biofuel, but they probably wont. What is needed are biofuel stations, like gas stations, where you drive up and fuel up.
Marijuana can be cheaply refind to run all your cars fuel and oil needs. It can be grown anywhere in abundance and is a very low level polluter. Pot, should be decriminalised, everyone should be encouraged to grow it. In fields, backyards, in flower pots, ect. When your crop is up, you take it to a recycle center where they PAY YOU for it. Then it is trucked to a refinery where all those superior industrial and medicinal products are made. Then it is sold back to the public, at hopefully modest prices. Everyone can participate in the nations energy production by growing industrial marijuana. This would almost completely get the world off fossil fuel, stop oil wars, lets citizens participate, and could end poverty for lots of people,and slow pollution.
The reasons for NOT doing this are...The oil industry would be crushed, and some people would be scared to death that someone might smoke some of it. The oil industry needs to be crush by a reasonable replacement, and people that want to smoke it are already smoking it...
New Evidence Against Iran?
Bush's diplomatic gambit has helped build consensus on how to deal with Iran, but new findings of uranium enrichment at a military site may really increase the pressure.
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1200714,00.html?cnn=yes
Duh Swami,
Marijuana is the same as cannabis indica ? I ask this because cannabis indica when ingested in prescribed amounts is beneficial for the health. The Ayurvedic system of medicine prescribes it. But, like anything, excess is certainly harmful. Swami, the problem with marijuana is that people will certainly misuse it. This is not the case with used kitchen oil. And I agree with you, the vested interests of certain individuals in keeping the oil industry afloat even as the man on the ground cries for mercy. There was no need to introduce futures trading in crude. It costs $10 to get it out of the ground and we are paying $70 per barrel due to speculative interests. Swami, the idea of a community is the solution. There is only the initial startup cost. But, if you have 9 other on your community, this cost will come down. And you all can meet just once a week, have a barbecue, and make your biodiesel on the side. I tell you, it is a thrill to ride my bike on biofuel, that I have made in my home. It is a sense of freedom.
A public statement from the office of Tony blair....All People who wear crosses or have them in their home are to report to your local jewerly store and have them melted down reformed into a Cresent Moon.....fail to this and Mohammad the chopper will show up at your door....folks dont lose your head over a cross....allah the demon god of babylon knows best...pieces of you if you dont listen...
As much as I detest conspiracy theories...here goes.
I would be interested if anyone superimposed the sabre rattling pronouncements from Arab and Al Queda interests against the price of oil. Maybe I am working with anecdotal evidence but it appears that there may be some link. First the sharp rise in the price of oil and gas can not be explained by lack of supply issues. Now when there appears to be downward price pressure due to excess supply, prices appear to be staying artifically high by well timed pronouncements aimed at manipulating the futures markets.
anybody got a price chart and arab pronouncement link?
arjun.sevak
I like your idea of people setting up small operations to make biodiesel. I an operation where a fellow who set up one. He had about 6 different containers to refine the kitchen oil. I think his cost was about $1.50 US per gallon. He has a 3/4 ton pickup with a diesel engine. I don’t think he needed a kit to run the biodiesel. He did say he might have problems running it in cold weather. As you mentioned, get small operations set up all over which would be better than huge ones. You can bet if this gets going good, the oil greedies will be screaming. And the governments will want their share. When they get finished, biodiesel will cost more.
GrimReaperxxx
I think you’re right. There is something going on behind closed doors. One conclusion I came to is the more money the Arabs get, the more they invest in subjecting other countries. Now they seem to have the money to buy oil company greedies, politicians, and governments which means they are all in bed together. “The love of money is the root of all evil.” And the citizens have to pay once again.
This is why I remain net long on my oil futures contracts.
Why should the U.S. care what Iran says. Like all the wild things they have said before it means nothing to me. My view is call their bluff...
Ok. Get nukes! Build as many as you want. Also at the same time mention that we are re-targeting several hundred nuclear ICBMs to Islamic targets like Mecca, Medina...holy Islamic sites. Make it clear if an Islamic group or nation should use such a weapon against the US or friends (the real ones) then their holy sites are no more. Its a Jihad right...A Holy War...
Say nothing more.....Let them figure out what that means....
Most of the stuff they do is for show anyway. Like the "Mo war games" they had a few months back....remember the ROCKET TORPEDO and other assorted "Super Weapons" that they said are so unstopable. Please! It looked like Russian crap from 20 years ago....and if the rocket torpedo is the same has the one that the Russians had on the "Kursk" then its more of a danger to them.
I say wait them out untill we get our real super weapons on line....
Robot "Troops" (already using some early test versions in Iraq now) and Space Lasers! Stop thinking in terms of todays tech and think about 5-10 years.....(the key is to play the same game untill then)...
"Zap a Cleric!"
Its only 5-10 years away folks....
Rice is dismissing these Iranian threats.
Read the latest new update here:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000103&sid=ar4vr_o1Q0YU&refer=us
There is wide speculation that Iran has a strategy to weaken the U.S. dollar- and economy- by becoming the most important oil dealer in the Middle East. Some believe that the Iran will attempt to only use Euros for currency instead of U.S dollars.
Read about Iran's Oil Bourse here:
http://www.worldpress.org/Mideast/2314.cfm
You sniviling cowards make me want to puke. Oh yes, by all means, collect used cooking oil, sewage, or whatever and cook up biodiesel fuel in your kitchens, you nancy boys.
Look, pussies, there is plenty of oil available. By chance, much of it lies in Muslim lands.
SO KILL THEM AND TAKE THE OIL!
That's what men would do.
"Blackmail"
A very simple word. Everyone understands it. And why can't the media find its way to utter it just once?
An absolutely sickening pictorial honoring return of Ayatollah Khomeini to Iran from the BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/5034780.stm
A holy, beloved, man, who is affectionately remembered in a photo kissing the late Yassir Arafat.
Devilish worship of a fascist murderer, courtesy of the BBC.
This "threat" is very close to a threat of a act of war.
A state who indeed follows through with it will find itself with little suport, even Russia and China would be hard pressed to offer any.
I would suggest not to blunder through that door.
If we do it we and/or Israel will tear their play house down during the warmer months. Oil/natgas disruptions are much larger problem during winter and the cold months.
We have a very good petroleum reserve. 90 days worth. The Euros are also stockpiling I hope. Iranian Mullah oil cut-offs can be ridden out. They refine less than 40% of their gasoline use. So we can blockade this. These 7th century revanchists have many tender acupuncture points
So what................
Lets get it started so we can it completed.
Want to win the war, then stop the unnecessary driving which would save 10 to 20% of the gasoline consumed.
Save gas, if you are under 18: no car no driving except to and from work and only from work.
No student cars at high school, no student cars at college. You are there for an education.
The bus limit was 2.0 miles from school to ride the bus. I walked and road a bike 1.9 miles to school every day until I got old enough to get a drivers license and car which I paid for. That was over 40 years ago.
I can hear the complaining, moaning and groaning now about rights. There are no rights in life except death.
Saving America means making the right choices and sacrifices.
Gas to have food in the stores and go to work or for kids to go out and play. Which do you choose??
Reset the speed limit to 60 and fines costs $400 if over 5 MPH over the posted 60 mph.
I work from home which is great. My fuel bill went down immensely.
If you are in college,
Toronto mosque vandalized after 17 arrests
Vandals smashed windows of a Toronto mosque after a weekend police sweep that netted 17 suspected al Qaeda sympathizers accused of plotting bomb attacks, and Canadian Muslims expressed fear on Sunday that a backlash had begun.
"Numerous windows were smashed" At the mosque either late Saturday or early on Sunday and the incident was being investigated, a police official said in an interview. (Reuters)
http://www.ynetnews.com/home/0,7340,L-3082,00.html
There is something to what Norseman says.
Westerners discovered Middle East oil a century ago.
Westerners (banks and operating companies) financed the oil.
Westerners developed the oil.
Westerners consume the oil and pay for it on an ongoing basis.
Western companies were generally ousted in the '70s wave of "nationalizations" (more correctly rendered as theft).
The West has financed the dramatic population explosion in the Middle East, as modern public health and medical facilities (clean water, vaccinations, etc.) improved child mortality.
And now the money is being used to promote the Muslim invasion of the West.
It is time to take back the oil.
"SO KILL THEM AND TAKE THE OIL"!
"That's what men would do".
Something ain't quit right with that last statement from the rabid troll.
"That's what Muslim men would do".
There, that's a lot more accurate.
William the Crusader
That's exactly right. Leave it to Norseman to come up with a totally fictitious solution to the problem of enriching Muslims that's out of the control of the average JihadWatch reader.
Unfortunately, no stations near where I live. I'd have to drive 50 miles just to refuel - thereby fueling the problem. I've cut down my driving - went nowhere on Memorial Day. And my grocery is walking distance - I'll cut the driving where I can.
But Texican
Driving at only 60 miles/hr? Instead, just stick to surface streets.
You sniviling cowards make me want to puke. Oh yes, by all means, collect used cooking oil, sewage, or whatever and cook up biodiesel fuel in your kitchens, you nancy boys.
Look, pussies, there is plenty of oil available. By chance, much of it lies in Muslim lands.
SO KILL THEM AND TAKE THE OIL!
That's what men would do.
Uhhhhh...yeah, yeah, sure... uhhh... here ... let me pour you another drink.
Now...about that conversion process? google search on what was that you said???
Simple answer
5 cents for every ten barrels
and ensure the rest of the world follows suit at offering them nothing higher than 5 cents
want to play dirty
fine the rest of the world can do that too
Jimmy Carter failed on the alternative energy front in the late 1970's, and the idea passed the white hot moment when it could have been drilled through Congress as A Modern Manhattan Project for Energy Independence, and it would have started the U.S.- and the West- away from foreign oil dependency.
But, as the saying goes:
'next best time to do it,- now.
There are tens of thousands of better techological answers, at present, to the same expensive problems that Carter faced, so the job is that much easier (new nano-filters can seperate biodeisel fuel from cooking sludge by mere pressure, and no other refining processors) and cheaper. And profitable.
People- facing $60 and $80 and $100 fill-ups- are primed for the message.
Where the hell's the messenger!
Hello! Coal liquefaction! Germans did it in WWII and we can do it now at least for the short term. All the money we are spending in Iraq could be used as business incentives to get the ball rolling on this. We have enough coal in the west to last sometime. It will create jobs in America and keep U.S. Dollars in America.
The real future is in a combination approach of fuel efficinet cars and transport, nuclear power, hydrogen etc. All home grown!
Why does Bush not push for this??? Texas??? Oil??? Love of Saudis??? Clue??
Without American money how are the Muslims going to finance their Jihad??? Thats right Chinese money! So the Chinese will have to go to the middle east and secure the oil lanes. The Muslims then will attack the Chinese......
No more Muslims...Problem solved.
Way to go, Gujarat!!! Send them back to Pakistan.
How to boycott Muslims
Gujarat emerging as polarised state: Report
Gujarat emerging as polarised state - News India
Ajmer Singh
Sunday, June 4, 2006 (New Delhi):
A politically explosive report by the Prime Minister's high level committee says that Gujarat has been communally divided after the post-Godhra riots.
The report, which is scheduled to be submitted in October, says that most cities and towns in the state are uncompromisingly divided into Muslim and Hindu quarters.
Sometimes they even have physical barricades running between them. And Muslims in the state continue to face economic and social discrimination and alienation.
Economic apartheid
"A Hindu can go anywhere. Muslims, however, can only to a few areas to buy things in the locality of Paldi. Also, if a Hindu is purchasing and a Muslim is purchasing, there is a difference of Rs 3000 to 4000 per square yard," said Naved Siddiqui, a local builder.
"Earlier, my shop used to be full of clothes, but after the riots, the Hindus stopped coming to my shop to get their clothes stitched. We only had Hindu customers, as Muslims never get clothes made in a shop," said Yunus, a local tailor.
The premise of the Prime Minister's High Level Committee's report is that the Muslim community in Gujarat has never quite recovered from the 2002 riots.
Assessing the educational, social and economic status of Muslims in the country, the committee said that economic apartheid and ghettoisation are severe problems in Gujarat.
"Ever since the 2002 riots, the polarisation of communities in Gujarat has acquired a physical dimension. There have been campaigns urging a boycott of Muslim shops, establishments and labour by Hindus.
"There have been campaigns one should boycott Muslim shops and establishments and that Muslim labour should not be hired by Hindus," said Prof T K Oommen, Member, Prime Minister's High Level Committee on Muslims.
He is also associated with Gujarat Harmony project and has been visiting Gujarat for the last two years. He feels that there is a deep sense of insecurity among Muslims in the state.
"They are not simply discriminated against in the market situation, their symbols attacked but their very life and limb is in danger. I remember one Muslim woman telling me that she is not very sure whether her 22-year-old son who has gone out for some work will be returning," he added.
Since the riots, the polarisation between the communities has acquired a physical dimension with clear demarcation in residential spaces.
"Ghettoism is totally complete and localities have been divided into Hindu and Muslim localities, which is very sad. This is not only the case in Ahmedabad but in all of Gujarat," said Dr Abusaleh Shariff, Member and Secretary of the Prime Minister's High Level Committee and Chief Economist at NCAER.
"For the Gujarati people, I am sorry to say that Gujarat is still at the risk of political people polarising Hindus and Muslims. I know of families who have left their places and moved to the older city," he added.
Committee's findings
The panel headed by retired Chief Justice Rajinder Sachar visited Gujarat over three days last February.
Among the inputs it received there, which are likely to be included in the final report, are
No one from the Gujarat government was willing to comment on the committee's observations.
However, earlier this year, when the members visited Gujarat and met Chief Minister Narendra Modi, he insisted that his government did not discriminate between communities.
He also issued a press statement saying the committee agreed with his views that development programmes should not be viewed through a communal prism.
The committee, on the other hand, was quick to deny this and is now suggesting that the Muslim community in Gujarat has not been able to recover from the 2002 riots.
The Committee has also said that the state government has done little to end the sense of alienation faced by the Muslim community in Gujarat.
Infidel Pride,
The media and the other "committes" will never acknowledge it, but the phenomenon is not restricted to the state of Gujarat only. It is true, however, that the people of Gujarat are amongst the most aware people of the threat of muslims. These same "committe members" will never live next to a muslim mosque, for the simple reason that, in the past, people near any mosques are targeted by muslims for whatever reason. It is only the dhimmi media and the stupid politicians who believe in 'harmony'. Nobody asks the Hindus of Kashmir who is killing them. The word 'militants' is used instead of 'muslim'. And, this fact is published by few that Kashmir is the only state in India in which the muslims are a majority.
THSIMJ,
There are a variety of biofuels that can power our vehicles. The fuel I mentioned above is amongst many. You can also run your cars on Ethanol. Or you can blend 50% ethanol in your fuel. You can make ethanol at home. Even if we blend half ethanol, hey, we bleed less. This is the fuel that I shall work on once I start processing biodiesel for meeting my 100% needs. There are people who won't make biodiesel, but ethanol, or moonshine, will be preferred by many. Since its use is not limited to cars, moonshine also has other useful applications. ;)
Arjun
I should have made this clear, but contrary to what the Congress/Left Alliance wants people to believe, this is not a recent post-Godhra event. I worked in Baroda for 6 months in 1990, and visited all of Gujarat with relatives some years before that. Even then, the local populace had the policies spelt in the report above, and for good reason. And all this was long before Gujarat had a BJP government - in fact, before 1991, the BJP wasn't even the #2 party in the state.
The upshot of it is that Muslims would avoid going to Gujarat, where out of state Muslims would be twice as marginalized. This needs to happen everywhere, so that Muslims stop coming. If it can spread to UP, Bihar, Bengal and Assam, that would considerably help end the Bangladeshi influx as well.
Infidel Pride,
But how does the influx end ? We can starve them economically in some states, but they shift to other states. Like most muslims from Gujarat have shifted to Bhopal. I went to Bhopal. Some areas surrounding the mosques are completely rabid. I was scared walking the narrow dark streets between the high walls of mosques on either side. They got mosques in Bhopal like shacks. I mean, they are that numerous. And it all starts with a grave. They build a grave, anyplace vacant is fine. They call it dargah. Then they start offering prayers there. Then slowly a structure is built over it. The administration is afraid to act. Then they increase the perimeter of the structure. And one fine day we see a tall minaret going up with saudi money. Infidel Pride, how do we end the influx, or for that matter, the population that we already have ? There is a muslim family of mechanics near my godown. The father had 6 sons. Soon as they reached 18, he had them married to 15 year olds or thereabouts. And by now 4 of them have 2-3 kids each. THIS is what we face.
Arjun
This has to spread to other states. As the number of states willing to take them in goes down, the pressure on the states that are willing to take them goes up, and sooner or later, that will crack the patience of even the most dhimmi of Hindus. You won't see tolerance for them even in Bihar or Bengal when that happens: right now, Murshidabad is just a transit point for them to enter India. But once it becomes a terminal point intstead, you'll see the influx choke out. Even the Leftists won't be able to digest it.
But the rest of India does have to take the lead in following Gujarat's example.