Assalamu aleikum.

The game of "blaming the victim" is part and parcel of the
long-established UK policy of "divide and rule" of which the UK media
enthusiastically takes part. And they're taking part right now by
publishing false claims designed to misdirect public anger.

The dishonest, corrupt and supine-to-Poodle UK media would have it
that the 2 Muslims who were so viciously martyred in Tooting, South
London, were murdered by other Pakistanis! Here is an example:

From the second article below:

"Prime suspects in the double killing in Fircroft Road, Tooting, are
thought to be members of the Tooting Boys - a violent Pakistani street
gang involved in guns, drugs, intimidation and kidnap."

The British media need to learn their street gangs and their
geography. The Tooting Boys are indeed the prime suspects, but they
are most certainly not "Pakistani".

The Tooting Boys are a notorious hindoo Tamil gang: see the first
article below. Tamils come from lands over a thousand miles (more than
1,600 km) from Pakistan.

For a map with a distance guide showing Pakistan and its position
relative to the Tamil home of Madurai in Tamil Nadu :
http://www.help-ev.de/Karten/in-map.jpg

Please note that 3 articles follow:

*The Definitive list of tamil gangs in alphabetical order
*Gang linked to murder of brothers
*Family 'devastated' by murders


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The Definitive list of tamil gangs in alphabetical order:
EXCERPTED from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamil_gangs

* Ari Ala Gang (Brent, North West London)
* East Side Boys (East Ham, East London)
* Harrow Tamils (Harrow, West London)
* Jaffna Boys (Croydon, South East)
* tamil pundai (Raynes Park, London)
* Red Gang (Brent, North West London)
* n.p.d aka bad bwoi killaz (raynes lane west London)
* Tamil Snake Gang (Brent, North West London)
* Tooting Boys (Tooting, South London)
* Valvettithurai VVT (North West & East London)
* Walthamstow Boys (Waltham Forest, East London)
* Wembley Boys (Brent, North West London)
* Sothi Boys (Ilford, North East London)
* Woodford TBs (Woodford County High School, London)

EXCERPTED from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamil_gangs


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Gang linked to murder of brothers
icsouthlondon
Apr 25 2006
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A NOTORIOUS street gang dubbed the Tooting Boys is thought to be
behind the frenzied double murder of two Pakistani brothers.

Mohammad and Hayder Ali were dragged from their van on Friday night
and butchered by a 15-strong mob armed with knives and baseball bats.

Mohammad, 23, from Battersea, and Hayder, 24, from Southfields, died
from stab wounds.

Prime suspects in the double killing in Fircroft Road, Tooting, are
thought to be members of the Tooting Boys - a violent Pakistani street
gang involved in guns, drugs, intimidation and kidnap.

Muslim leaders warned yesterday further bloody clashes could follow
unless Government chiefs tackled escalating violence between warring
Asian youngsters.

Toaha Qureshi, head of Proseed - a scheme to empower young Muslims
which is backed by Mayor Ken Livingstone - said: "The Tooting Boys are
a major gang, involved in guns and drugs.

"They clash with other Asian gangs but this is nothing to do with
religion.

"The majority of members have had no proper education and numerous
criminal convictions. They have no direction."

The horror unfolded at around 12.15am when up to 15 men surrounded the
brothers and a third man in their white Mercedes van and smashed the
windows.

The brothers were dragged out and attacked near the junction with
Tooting High Street but the third man - the driver - was not harmed.

Cops seized a terrifying array of weaponry - including baseball bats
and knives - and arrested seven men.

Fircroft Road was closed for most of Saturday while forensic officers
looked for clues.

Detectives were quizzing four suspects yesterday, and three were bailed.

They believe the area was teeming with potential witnesses.

One eyewitness told the South London Press: "I saw a large mob
steaming along the street, waving sticks and knives.

"They were shouting at the tops of their voices. We heard one guy
screaming, 'I'm gonna f*****g stab you'."

"We dialled 999. We could see one victim lying motionless on the ground."

Neighbour George Tagoe, 52, added: "We kept thinking the two men would
wake up.

"As the paramedics tried to resuscitate one man, he screamed, 'No, no,
no'. It was horrifying."

Detective Chief Inspector Mick Duthie, said: "This attack has resulted
in a family losing not one, but two sons."

Information to the Murder Squad on 020 8721 4155 or Crimestoppers
anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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Family 'devastated' by murders
BBC
Tuesday, 25 April 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/4942426.stm

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photo:
Mohammad and Hayder Ali
Hayder Ali was due to get married
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The pregnant wife of a man murdered alongside his brother last
Saturday has spoken of the family's devastation.

Sadia Ali, 24, who is due to give birth to the couple's second child
in three months, said she did not know how she would cope without
husband Mohammad.

Mohammad, 24, and his 23-year-old brother Hayder were attacked by
about 15 men armed with machetes and baseball bats in Tooting, south
London.

Their father, Shahid Ali, said his sons were "massacred by butchers".

'In shock'

The brothers were in a white Mercedes van in Fircroft Road when the
mob surrounded the vehicle shortly after midday.

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To lose one son is devastating - but to lose your two sons so suddenly
and by such butchery... I can't find the words
Shahid Ali, the victims' father
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The gang smashed a window and got the victims out of the van before
repeatedly stabbing them. A third man driving the van escaped unharmed.

Mr Ali, 50, from Southfields, south London, said his wife Shahzadi was
in shock and was still expecting her boys to walk in through the front
door.

"To lose one son is devastating - but to lose your two sons so
suddenly and by such butchery... I can't find the words," he said.

"They were handsome young boys, they had jobs... in the prime of their
life. They did not deserve this. They were just massacred."

'It's too hard'

He said Hayder, who lived in Southfields, was engaged and was due to
get married in November.

Mohammad, an IT sales manager from Battersea, and his wife Sadia have
a three-year-old son and were expecting their second child.

Sadia, who is six months pregnant, said the couple were just about to
buy a house and "things were finally settling down".

"I never thought I would be raising my children on my own," she said.
"We had planned our lives together.

I don't know how I'm going to cope. I can't deal with it, it's too
hard, no words can describe how I feel.

"The family is not coping with this. No-one can accept what's happened."

Five men were being questioned by police in connection with the
murders, bringing the number of arrests to 10.

Police, who have appealed for witnesses, said they were keeping an
open mind about the motive for the attack.