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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

PAKPAC Welcomes Sentencing of Would-Be Times Square Bomber

Washington DC: Oct 5th , 2010: The Pakistani American Public Affairs Committee (PAKPAC)  welcomes the verdict of the Life Imprisonment of Faisal Shahzad. His comments and his remorseless attitude confirm the misguided, manipulated and a sick extremist mindset. At his sentencing hearing, Faisal Shahzad said he was a “proud” terrorist and warned of more attacks. The judge replied, “I do hope that you will spend some of the time in prison thinking carefully about whether the Koran wants you to kill lots of people.” We at PAKPAC believe that individuals with such a ruthless ideological illness should be behind prison to protect all humans from their erroneous fury.

His comments, words, and ideology clearly shows how far fetched and sick he had become in his hatred and disgust for all people. PAKPAC would like to draw the attention of all people and especially the people residing in the Muslim majority countries that the largest number of victims of the Al Qaeda, Taliban and Al Qaeda affiliated groups have been the Muslims in all parts where these groups have any foot hold.

PAKPAC believes that homeland security starts with hometown security, the Muslims in the United States must remain vigilant and active to make sure that no such elements are allowed to develop, reside and flourish within their communities. A comprehensive effort needs to be made to identify ways to identify, rehabilitate such individuals and or groups from traveling towards this misguided path., PAKPAC supports the proper adoption of Department of Homeland Security Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) initiative of “If You See Something, Say Something”, which provides critical tools to communities to identify and disrupt threats. Such SAR’s however must not to be used to violate the rights of innocent people engaged in innocuous activities.

Read PAKPAC Press Release on Faisal Shahzad’s arrest.

For more information write to ed@pakpac.net or call 202 558 6404

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The Pakistani American Public Affairs Committee (PAKPAC) is a nationwide, membership based, non-profit lobbying organization registered with the United States Federal Government. PAKPAC’s mission includes advancement and strengthening of U.S.-Pakistan relations. It is organized to be a unified voice on issues and concerns common to the Pakistani American community. PAKPAC’s focus includes an active environment to foster greater political and civic engagement amongst the Pakistani Americans. PAKPAC is also focused on collaborating with other regional and national Pakistani American organizations to ensue increased efficacy and reduced duplication of the stated goals. PAKPAC along with our affiliates is working to serve as a watch dog for inaccuracies and bias in media coverage about Pakistan and Pakistani Americans. We are also involved in educating media groups, journalists, politicians, academicians and members of think tanks about views of concern and importance to the Pakistani American community.

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