What Secret Inspection Shows
Recently,
a VOA report noted that the New York police has so far carried on
secret inspection of the Islamites in New York, only to fail, and there
is no need to continue such an inspection.
The
New York police had reportedly drawn up a map of ethnical residents on
the basis of the population statistics data and watched Islamites
through shadowing and other methods.
It is said that even a budget of the federal government was earmarked for the secret inspection, which proved needless.
Another
reason why the secret inspection is needless is that the public
criticizes that the secret inspection is not only infringing upon
private life but going against the equal rights.
Whatever the reason may be, the secret inspection shows the U.S. government authorities' precaution over the Islamites.
A
few days ahead of 10 years' elapse of the September 11 incident, the
U.S. opened to the public a result of opinion poll on Islamites.
According
to it, Islamites are largely satisfied with their living and only 20
percent of the respondents replied that they feel discriminated as
Islamites in the course of security search in airports and other places.
But,
it is no more than a trick for propaganda contrived by the U.S.
authorities for fear that Islamites would make a terrible reprisal on
them from their antipathy towards aggression and suppression committed
by the U.S. against Islamic countries and people.
The
present chief executive of the U.S. prattled that the U.S. is not
warring with Muhammadanism, and in the future, too, will never do.
He
made such remarks in consideration of the relations between the U.S.
and the Islamic world aggravated after the September 11 incident. But
his remarks prove deceptive in view of the recent secret inspection.
As
was already exposed, ex-president Bush described "the anti-terrorism
warfare" as an ideological warfare, that is, a warfare with
Muhammadanism.
Under
the signboard of "anti-terrorism" in the new century, the U.S. has
perpetrated armed invasion and interference in the internal affairs of
sovereign countries most of which were Islamic countries including Iraq
and Afghanistan.
The U.S. anti-Islamic policy has only Boomerang effects.
The U.S. is a country that racism is deep rooted.
Now, the U.S tries to divert the public attention elsewhere with the opinion poll.
But,
it can never cover up its criminal atrocities of aggression, war,
plunder and oppression against Islamic countries and people.
If
the U.S. does not give up "the anti-terrorism warfare" and the
anti-Islamism policy, it would increase the evil cycle of terrorism and
reprisal.
The advertisement of discontinued secret inspection is nothing but a trick to evade reprisal for crimes.
Ri Hyon Do