دجال کا لفظ دجل سے ہے، اور دجل کے معنی ہیں "سچ پر جھوٹ کا لبادہ چڑھانا، اور جھوٹ پر سچ کا لبادہ چڑھا دینا"۔
دجال کے دور کی یہ نشانی بتائی گئی ہے کہ اس کے دور میں لوگ انتہائی کشمکش کی حالت میں ہوں گے اور کسی کو کچھ سمجھ نہیں آئے گی کہ صحیح کیا ہے اور غلط کیا ہے۔ اس کے علاوہ ناچ گانے اور بے حیائی کی بھی علامات بتائی گئی ہیں۔
آج اگر ہم اپنے معاشرے میں اپنے الیکٹرانک مِیڈیا کے کردار پر نگاہ ڈالیں تو ہمیں اپنا میڈیا دجالی اصولوں پر کاربند دکھائی دیتا ہے۔
بے حیائی کے حوالے سے تو میڈیا کے کردار کو کسی وضاحت کی ضرورت نہیں ، ہم سب ہی جانتے ہیں کہ اس میڈیا نے کیا ڈگر اختیار کر رکھی ہے، ہم ذرا میڈیا کے دوسرے رخ کا جائزہ لیتے ہیں۔
میڈیا میں موجود غدارِ وطن غدارِ ملت اور غدارِ امت صحافی ہمارے سامنے ہر سچ کو جھوٹ اور ہر جھوٹ کو سچ بنا کر پیش کرتے ہیں.
یہ ہر فتنے کو صحیح اور اسی فتنے کے خلاف لڑنے والوں کو غلط قرار دیتے ہیں۔
میڈِیا میں موجود یہ ناسور صرف اپنی جیب کو ہی دین ایمان سمجھتے ہیں۔ ان ناسوروں نے ہمیشہ شہیدوں کی قربانیوں کی بے حرمتی کی اور دہشت گردوں کے نقصان کو بڑھا چڑھا کر بیان کیا اور انہیں مظلوم بتایا۔
ان بے غیرت لوگوں نے پوری قوم کو گمراہ کر دیا۔ اور دجالی اطوار پر چلنے والے یہ لوگ صرف میڈیا میں ہی نہیں بلکہ ہر شعبے میں سرایت کر چکے ہیں اور انہوں نے عوام کو الجھا کے رکھا ہوا ہے۔
دجال کے ان کارندوں نے بلوچستان کی پوری آبادی کی پاکستان سے وفاداری کو ہمیشہ نظر انداز کیا اور چند علیحدگی پسند دہشت گردوں کو بلوچ عوام کا نمائندہ بنا کر ٹی وی میں دکھاتے رہے۔ ان دہشت گردوں کے خلاف فوج کی کسی بھی کاروائی کی اس میڈیا نے ہمیشہ مخالفت کی اور دہشت گردوں کو مظلوم بنا کر پیش کیا۔
ان بے غیرتوں نے دہشت گرد علیحدگی پسند تنظیموں کی کاروائیوں کو بھِی فوج اورخفیہ اداروں کے ساتھ منسوب کیا۔ انہوں نے کبھی بھِی بلوچستان میں قتل ہونے والے ڈاکٹروں، اساتذہ، پروفیسروں، سائنسدانوں، سیاتدانوں، پولیس والوں، ایف سی اہلکاروں، اور فوجی جوانوں کو نہ دکھایا اور نہ ہی ان کی شہادتوں کو بلوچ دہشت گردوں سے منسوب کیا، لیکن،
جب بھی کسی خفیہ ادارے نے ان دہشت گردوں پر ہاتھ ڈالا، تو میڈیا میں موجود ان حرامزادوں کی تو ماں ہی مر گئی اور انہوں نے فوج اور خفیہ اداروں پر پریشر ڈالنے کی کوشش کی۔
آج ہمارے وطن کے اس مِیڈیا اور عدالتوں کی سرپرستی کے باعث ان چند علیحدگی پسند دہشتگردوں میں اتنی جرات آ گئی ہے کہ انہوں نے رات گئے ہمارے قائد کی نشانی کو جلا کر راکھ کر دیا۔۔۔
اور یہ زیادہ مشکل سوال نہیں کہ دہشت گردوں کے جق میں شور مچانے والے وہ ذلیل صحافی اب کیوں خاموش ہیں اور اے سی والے سٹوڈیو میں بیٹھ کر کرکٹ میچ پر چٹخارے دار تبصرہ کر رہے ہیں ۔
جس دن دجال کے یہ کارندے پاکستان کی سرزمین سے صاف کر دیے جائیں گیں، اسی دن سے پاکستان کے حالات
بہتری کی طرف گامزن ہو جائیں گے، انشا اللہ۔
Written by: Mohib Javidaan
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INFILTRATION. SABOTAGE. MAYHEM. FOR YEARS FOUR-STAR GENERAL KEITH ALEXANDER HAS BEEN BUILDING A SECRET ARMY CAPABLE OF LAUNCHING DEVASTATING CYBER ATTACKS. NOW IT’S READY TO UNLEASH HELL.
INSIDE FORT MEADE, Maryland, a top-secret city bustles. Tens of thousands of people move through more than 50 buildings—the city has its own post office, fire department, and police force. But as if designed by Kafka, it sits among a forest of trees, surrounded by electrified fences and heavily armed guards, protected by antitank barriers, monitored by sensitive motion detectors, and watched by rotating cameras. To block any telltale electromagnetic signals from escaping, the inner walls of the buildings are wrapped in protective copper shielding and the one-way windows are embedded with a fine copper mesh.
This is the undisputed domain of General Keith Alexander, a man few even in Washington would likely recognize. Never before has anyone in America’s intelligence sphere come close to his degree of power, the number of people under his command, the expanse of his rule, the length of his reign, or the depth of his secrecy. A four-star Army general, his authority extends across three domains: He is director of the world’s largest intelligence service, the National Security Agency; chief of the Central Security Service; and commander of the US Cyber Command. As such, he has his own secret military, presiding over the Navy’s 10th Fleet, the 24th Air Force, and the Second Army.
Alexander runs the nation’s cyberwar efforts, an empire he has built over the past eight years by insisting that the US’s inherent vulnerability to digital attacks requires him to amass more and more authority over the data zipping around the globe. In his telling, the threat is so mind-bogglingly huge that the nation has little option but to eventually put the entire civilian Internet under his protection, requiring tweets and emails to pass through his filters, and putting the kill switch under the government’s forefinger. “What we see is an increasing level of activity on the networks,” he said at a recent security conference in Canada. “I am concerned that this is going to break a threshold where the private sector can no longer handle it and the government is going to have to step in.”
In its tightly controlled public relations, the NSA has focused attention on the threat of cyberattack against the US—the vulnerability of critical infrastructure like power plants and water systems, the susceptibility of the military’s command and control structure, the dependence of the economy on the Internet’s smooth functioning. Defense against these threats was the paramount mission trumpeted by NSA brass at congressional hearings and hashed over at security conferences.
But there is a flip side to this equation that is rarely mentioned: The military has for years been developing offensive capabilities, giving it the power not just to defend the US but to assail its foes. Using so-called cyber-kinetic attacks, Alexander and his forces now have the capability to physically destroy an adversary’s equipment and infrastructure, and potentially even to kill. Alexander—who declined to be interviewed for this article—has concluded that such cyberweapons are as crucial to 21st-century warfare as nuclear arms were in the 20th.
And he and his cyberwarriors have already launched their first attack. The cyberweapon that came to be known as Stuxnet was created and built by the NSA in partnership with the CIA and Israeli intelligence in the mid-2000s. The first known piece of malware designed to destroy physical equipment, Stuxnet was aimed at Iran’s nuclear facility in Natanz. By surreptitiously taking control of an industrial control link known as a Scada (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) system, the sophisticated worm was able to damage about a thousand centrifuges used to enrich nuclear material.
The success of this sabotage came to light only in June 2010, when the malware spread to outside computers. It was spotted by independent security researchers, who identified telltale signs that the worm was the work of thousands of hours of professional development. Despite headlines around the globe, officials in Washington have never openly acknowledged that the US was behind the attack. It wasn’t until 2012 that anonymous sources within the Obama administration took credit for it in interviews with The New York Times.
But Stuxnet is only the beginning. Alexander’s agency has recruited thousands of computer experts, hackers, and engineering PhDs to expand US offensive capabilities in the digital realm. The Pentagon has requested $4.7 billion for “cyberspace operations,” even as the budget of the CIA and other intelligence agencies could fall by $4.4 billion. It is pouring millions into cyberdefense contractors. And more attacks may be planned.
Inside the government, the general is regarded with a mixture of respect and fear, not unlike J. Edgar Hoover, another security figure whose tenure spanned multiple presidencies. “We jokingly referred to him as Emperor Alexander—with good cause, because whatever Keith wants, Keith gets,” says one former senior CIA official who agreed to speak on condition of anonymity. “We would sit back literally in awe of what he was able to get from Congress, from the White House, and at the expense of everybody else.”
Now 61, Alexander has said he plans to retire in 2014; when he does step down he will leave behind an enduring legacy—a position of far-reaching authority and potentially Strangelovian powers at a time when the distinction between cyberwarfare and conventional warfare is beginning to blur. A recent Pentagon report made that point in dramatic terms. It recommended possible deterrents to a cyberattack on the US. Among the options: launching nuclear weapons.
(Taken from wired.com)
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A former US National Security Agency officer says the 9/11 investigative author Philip Marshall and his children were killed in a “black ops hit” by the CIA, dismissing the suicide hypothesis. Wayne Madsen said in a show organized by Kevin Barrett, a founder of The Muslim-Jewish-Christian Alliance, that he had reached the conclusion after a week long investigation.
Marshall was afraid of being silenced for his revelations about 9/11, Madsen said, noting that a side door the investigator never used was wide open when his dead body was found. Along with Marshall, 14-year-old Micalia and her 17-year-old brother Alex were also found dead. Madsen suggested that Marshall, who had observed many covert operations, had decided to shed light on mysterious issues in the last years of his life.
Marshall believed the former US President George Bush had pulled off the 9/11 attack to foment a government coup. In his fourth book, he was supposed to disclose blockbuster information. According to Madsen, the crime scene was cleaned up by professionals, and there was also “an SUV, license plate undetermined, with an array of communication antennas bristling from the roof” outside the building.
In a recent interview with Press TV, Barrett said, “Of course, here in the US, where national security community we’re talking about could be both Israel and the US because essentially the US community has been taken over by the Israeli community since 9/11.”
“It seems that Philip Marshall had gotten his hands on some kind of explosive information as he [Madsen] put it. And, he was planning to publish this in his next book,” he added.
(Press.TV)
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A senior Iranian commander says the United States planned the 9/11 terrorist attacks to use them as pretext to invade the energy-rich Middle East. “The US, looking for a pretext to invade the Middle East, masterminded the 9/11 incident and pointed an accusing finger at Muslim countries,” Commander of the Iranian Army Ground Forces Brigadier General Ahmad-Reza Pourdastan said on Saturday.
Pourdastan added that following the fall of the Soviet Union, the USZ introduced itself as the world’s sole superpower and moved to instill the new world order to prove its supremacy. The Iranian commander noted that the US later found its geopolitical policies a failure and decided to follow a geo-economic policy and control the world’s energy resources, 60 percent of which was located in the Middle East.
“To achieve that goal, they launched preemptive attacks on Afghanistan and Iraq, and Iran was their next target, but wise policies adopted by the Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei along with the unity of the Iranian nation prevented them from achieving their objective,” Pourdastan said. On September 11, 2001, a series of coordinated attacks were carried out in the United States leaving almost 3,000 people dead.
The US, under the administration of former President George W. Bush, invaded Afghanistan in 2001 after claiming that the 9/11 attacks were carried out by members of al-Qaeda harbored by the then Taliban regime in Afghanistan. The US also attacked Iraq in 2003 claiming that the Middle Eastern country was in possession of weapons of mass destruction. Washington’s wars on Iraq and Afghanistan have claimed the lives of more than a million people.
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