Sirs,

I was surprised to notice that Media with a Conscience, which I read on a regular basis, has been, for a while, featuring cartoons by Ben Heine.  I am writing to you to ask you to reconsider your association with him.

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By no stretch of imagination the ruthless killing of the innocent Pakistani security personnels & civilians can be termed as Jihad. It is fasad of very high grade and its committer must be called as fasadi and they must not be called jihadi. Even during the real Jihad killing of aged persons, women and children is strictly prohibited, let alone the killing of their own kith & kin.

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Why have millions of peaceful Chinese people been branded as criminals by China’s worst (former) dictator Jiang Zemin and killed for their belief? The year was 1992. Before the persecution, Falun Gong practitioners enjoyed the quasi freedom to do their traditional Tai-chi-like exercises freely and peacefully.

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Two recent events have convinced me that there isn’t a serious effort to get peace in the Middle East. To begin with Tony Blair was appointed, on the insistence of his minder in the White House, as a special “peace” envoy to the Middle East.

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Even though it looks like it is ‘business as usual in Hong Kong’ these days -- it is not so.

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I find it completely abhorrent that Chinese people are bribing their ways into Canada and getting away with it. It's no wonder that this country is infested with Communist spies--just go ask Chen Yonglin.

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This is in reference of news item: “Quetta, where the top U.S diplomat, Richard Boucher held talks with opposition lawmakers and officials - a delegation of provincial lawmakers, led by Kachkul Ali Baloch, leader of the opposition in Balochistan Assembly, met the US Assistant Secretary of State and conveyed their reservations over the government plan to hold elections”. And their master placation: “that US seeks transparent and fair elections in Pakistan.”

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