From: Habib Yousafzai <habibyousafzai@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 7:19 AM
Subject: [bangla-vision] Gore Letter Implies Recognition of Khalistan
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WASHINGTON, D.C., In a letter to Dr. Gurmit Singh Aulakh, President of the Council of Khalistan, Vice President Al Gore wrote, "Thank you for writing to me regarding the ongoing civil conflict in Khalistan."
By acknowledging "the civil conflict in Khalistan," the letter implies recognition of Khalistan's independence. Khalistan is the Sikh homeland which was declared independent on October 7, 1987. At that time, the Council of Khalistan was formed to lead the struggle to liberate Khalistan as the government pro tempore of Khalistan.
"By this statement, the Vice President makes it clear that U.S. foreign policy supports human rights, including the basic right to national self-determination which underlies the Sikh struggle for an independent Khalistan," said Dr. Aulakh.
Punjab, Khalistan was independent from 1765 to 1849. It was the last part of the subcontinent to be conquered by the British. Sikhs are two-thirds of the population of Punjab and own 95 percent of the land there. In the recent elections, the Sikhs of Punjab overwhelmingly rejected Congress Party rule, which has brought about the murders of over 50,000 Sikhs in five years. This was a clear demand for an independent Khalistan.
When India was given its independence, the Sikhs were denied resumption of their independent status. The Sikhs were promised autonomy and they were given the Congress Party's solemn pledge that no law affecting Sikh rights would pass without the consent of the Sikh Nation. But as soon as the ink was dry, the Indian regime broke these promises. As a result, no Sikh has ever signed the Indian constitution, denying Sikh assent to Indian rule.
Vice President Gore wrote that "civil conflict in any nation, and the inevitable hardship and bloodshed that it inflicts on that nation's civilian population, offends our sense of human dignity and our humanitarian ideals." The Indian regime has murdered more than 200,000 Sikhs in Khalistan since 1984, according to the Punjab Civil Service (PCS), the group which represents state magistrates across Punjab, Khalistan.
"The breakup of India is inevitable," said Dr. Aulakh. "Many experts, from Dr. Jack Wheeler of the Freedom Research Foundation to Professor Stanley Wolpert of UCLA to the authors of A Quick and Dirty History of War have predicted it," Dr. Aulakh pointed out. "We are glad that the Administration, through Vice President Gore, has acknowledged the Sikh Nation's status as a nation and its right to national slf-determination. With the support of the Administration and our many friends in Congress, the Sikh Nation will celebrate its three-hundredth anniversary in a sovereign, independent Khalistan," he said.
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