The spokesperson of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Pakistan, Naveed Butt, has not been produced even though it has been three weeks of Islamabad High Courts order to produce him. The government lawyer gave a lame excuse that notices to the concerned agencies have not been delivered so far,

On Friday 25/05/2012 the forces of the assassin Bashar al-Assad committed their latest brutal massacre. They executed this massacre the on the defenseless believers from the Syrian people in Homs, in the Hula area. They used all types of weapons, heavy and light, as they moved from the Military Academy in Homs. The result was around one hundred martyrs and hundreds of wounded, mostly women and children; so crowding the temporary hospitals in homes, after being chased by the knives of the mad thugs and dogs of the regime, who as usual started to kidnap the wounded from hospitals while still bleeding. All of this exposes this regime as being an open enemy to Allah, His Deen and to the believers from the Syrian people. Let this impudent regime know that it kills itself before killing anyone else; and that a black day soon awaits it; and that tomorrow is near.

This massacre has exposed, more than ever, this criminal regime and its supporters in the international community: America, and its tools - the destructive regimes that govern Muslim countries - and its international channels like the United Nations, and regional channels like the Arab League, which have not and will not lift a finger. All of this indicates clearly of collusion and coordination going on with this assassin regime regarding what is happening. This criminal regime knows that the international community stands on its side because it is afraid of the birth of a new era for Islam in Syria, where signs of its return haunt the West and make it remain silent about the crimes of this regime. This regime has felt that the balance has tipped in favor of the revolution, particularly after its extension to Damascus and Aleppo, and after the last operation tried to reach the so-called "the cell of crisis management", who form the pillars of its criminality. By this massacre it wants to show that it still has the initiative and not being overtaken.

Dear Muslims in Sham, the beating heart of the Ummah, the centre of Khilafah "Caliphate" abode, victorious and triumphant!

This massacre must be a motivation for you to increase your pure attachment to your Deen, and consider it your only savior. So, increase your rejection of the disbelieving West and its cronies and tools. The real reason why you are attacked by everyone is because of the emergence of your Islamic orientation, by which you have perfumed your Islamic revolution so as to be sincere to Allah Almighty.

Dear loyal officers, O Ansar (supporters) of Allah and the bearer of the banner of the Messenger of Allah, May Allah send peace and blessings on him and his household.

The vulnerable men, women and children of your people who have no way out (of what they face) call out your deen, and cry out to Allah to provide them with sincere supporters from amongst you who would put an end to these tragic situations. We in Hizb-ut Tahrir, know that no one will save our people in Syria and the whole Islamic Ummah except a group of believing supporters who answer for their distress calls, as obedience to Allah Almighty for the establishment of the second rightly-guided Khilafah "Caliphate".

Allah (SWT) says:

إِلَّا تَنْصُرُوهُ فَقَدْ نَصَرَهُ اللَّهُ إِذْ أَخْرَجَهُ الَّذِينَ كَفَرُوا ثَانِيَ اثْنَيْنِ إِذْ هُمَا فِي الْغَارِ إِذْ يَقُولُ لِصَاحِبِهِ لَا تَحْزَنْ إِنَّ اللَّهَ مَعَنَا فَأَنْزَلَ اللَّهُ سَكِينَتَهُ عَلَيْهِ وَأَيَّدَهُ بِجُنُودٍ لَمْ تَرَوْهَا وَجَعَلَ كَلِمَةَ الَّذِينَ كَفَرُوا السُّفْلَى وَكَلِمَةُ اللَّهِ هِيَ الْعُلْيَا وَاللَّهُ عَزِيزٌ حَكِيم.

If you do not support him Allah has supported him; where the unbelievers drove him out; and he was the second of two, they were in the cave. He says to his companion do not grieve for Allah is with us. Thus Allah brought down His tranquility on him, supported him by soldiers that you could not see, and He made the word of the unbelievers the lower word; but the word of Allah is the upper; and Allah is Mighty, Wise.

In the heavy rain, Hizb-ut Tahrir stayed holding rally in front of Pakistan Embassy in Jakarta, 31 May 2012. They demanded the release of Naveed Butt, the Spokesperson of Hizb-ut Tahrir in Pakistan. In this opportunity, HTI delegation was welcomed by Ambassador assistant. Through the Pakistan embassy in Jakarta HTI stated their demands to Zardari-Gillani and Kiyani. "Kidnapping of Naveed Butt is a despicable act and had no legal basis at all," Ismail stated that Naveed Butt is an Islamic activist not a criminal. "There is no record at all, he has committed a crime. Therefore, he must be released unconditionally."

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In addition to demanding the release of his partner, Ismail also urged the Pakistan military to withdraw his loyalty from the American stooge regime to be loyal only to Islam for the pleasure of Allah alone. He said it in front of hundreds of Soaking wet HTI members.

"Now is the time to give nusrah (help) for the Hizb-ut Tahrir to establish the Khilafah "Caliphate", which will enforce sharia kaffah, stop and punish the traitors who have committed treason and crime," he said.

After completing rally in Pakistan Embassy the thousands of HTI members moved long march to Syria Embassy about two kilometers from Pakistan Embassy. They for the umpteenth time protested and condemned Basyar Al Assad who has killed thousands of Innocent people. HTI sent his delegation to meet ambassador to convey his critic.

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Not easy for the delegation to meet ambassador. The police ensured the Embassy official that there was no danger to receive Hizb-ut Tahrir. Through the police negotiations with Embassy official finally the delegation were received by the ambassador assistant. But the assistant didn't please HTI delegation; Labib and Hafidz Abdurrahman to come in and sit down. He only welcomed them in front of office door. Brother Labib said to him "If you are Moslem you will never welcome your guests like this way!" Finally they were pleased to come in and sit down. Cynically the deputy of Ambassador listened to what delegation said. Labib said "The president Assad has to stop killing Moslem!" then he recited a Hadist "

قَتْلُ الْمُؤْمِنِ أَعْظَمُ عِنْدَ اللهِ مِنْ زَوَالِ الدُّنْيَا.

Labib also said that Damascus the capital of Syria was ever being capital of Khilafah "Caliphate" Islamiyah and now Moslems in Syria want to establish Khilafah "Caliphate" Islamiyah.  Meanwhile Abdurrahman reminded Syria rulers not to let The United Nation, America and all foreign countries to solve crisis in Syria. Standing sullenly the assistant said "yes..yes...yes.." he look unpleased and wanted the delegation out soon.

After coming out from the embassy office Labib told hundreds of HTI members what had happened between the delegation and the assistant of Ambassador. Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! The mass responded.

Headlines:

• Spain faces 'total emergency' as fear grips markets
• The US and 18 other nations conduct massive military exercise in Jordan
• Yemen Food Crisis: 300,000 children are starving
• India fears for Afghanistan after NATO pullout
• Pakistan allows US soldiers back on its soil

Spain faces 'total emergency' as fear grips markets:

Spain is facing the gravest danger since the end of the Franco dictatorship as the country is frozen out of global capital markets and slides towards an epic showdown with Europe. "We're in a situation of total emergency, the worst crisis we have ever lived through" said ex-premier Felipe Gonzalez, the country's elder statesman. The warning came as the yields on Spanish 10-year bonds spiked to 6.7pc, pushing the "risk premium" over German Bunds to a post-euro high of 540 basis points. The IBEX index of stocks in Madrid fell 2.6pc, the lowest since the dotcom bust in 2003. Chaos over the €23.5bn rescue of crippled lender Bankia has led to the abrupt resignation of central bank governor Miguel Ángel Fernández Ordóñez, who testified to the senate that he had been muzzled to avoid enflaming events as confidence in the country drains away. Markets are on tenterhooks as Spanish yields test levels that forced the European Central Bank to respond last November with its €1 trillion liquidity blitz. "Nobody is short Spanish debt right now because they are expecting European Central Bank (ECB) intervention," said Andrew Roberts, credit chief at UK's RBS. "If it doesn't come -- if we take out 6.8pc -- we're going to see a hyberbolic sell-off," he said.

The US and 18 other nations conduct massive military exercise In Jordan:

More than 19 countries, led by the United States, wrapped up the sprawling Operation Eager Lion military exercise this week in Jordan at a time of heightened tensions in the region. Though the exercise had been long scheduled and was designed to improve military coordination between allies, it drew far more attention than usual given the deepening civil war across the border in Syria. Many press accounts, particularly on cable news channels like CNN, tried to connect the exercises to Syria's war. Among the wilder media speculation were claims Eager Lion was a dry-run for an invasion or cover for training Syrian rebels. Those fanciful accounts are belied by the fact that Eager Lion 2012 was three years in the planning and amounts to an outgrowth of the annual bilateral "Infinite Moonlight" US-Jordan exercise that stretches back to the 1990s. Major General Ken Tovo of the US Special Operations Command, who was in charge of the participating US forces, explained the objective was to "build partnerships and friendships that will allow us to serve successfully together to meet any challenges that our nations ask us to."

Yemen Food Crisis: 300,000 children are starving:

Hundreds of thousands of children are facing life-threatening levels of starvation in Yemen as a food crisis grips the nation. People fleeing fighting in the North and South of this troubled country live in squalid camps with almost no chance of returning home and finding anything left. They are caught in a cycle of poverty and insecurity that is threatening to engulf the displaced people of the poorest country on the Arabian peninsular. More shocking is that their numbers are utterly dwarfed by those facing starvation that have not left their homes and have not been forced into camps. Yemen has a catastrophic food crisis. Nearly half the population, 10 million people, does not have enough to eat. While 300,000 children are facing life threatening levels of malnutrition. The United Nations says Yemen is already in the throes of a disaster. "The levels are truly terrible. Whatever we do thousands upon thousands of children will die this year from malnutrition," Unicef's man in Yemen, Geert Cappelaere, said. "In some areas child malnutrition is at 30%, to put it in context, an emergency is 15%. It is double that already."

India fears for Afghanistan after NATO pullout:

India called for greater coordination with the United States on Afghanistan, voicing fear that Islamic radicals would gain strength once Western forces pull out. NATO leaders in a May 21 summit in Chicago committed to pulling combat troops out of Afghanistan by the end of 2014 as Western nations grow tired of more than a decade of war and pessimistic on the chances of further progress. India is one of the most vocal supporters of continued engagement and has given Afghanistan more than $2 billion since the US-led invasion in 2001 overthrew the Taliban regime, which sheltered virulently anti-Indian militants. Ahead of high-level annual talks between India and the United States on June 13, Nirupama Rao, New Delhi's ambassador to Washington, said the two nations have been holding talks on building "a stable, democratic and prosperous Afghanistan." "These consultations must be strengthened," Rao said at the Atlantic Council, a think tank. "We understand that after 10 long years of war there is a manifest and genuine desire to seek an end to conflict. But equally, we must ensure that the enormous sacrifices and efforts of the past decade have not been in vain," she said. "Given the history of the last few decades in Afghanistan and the tide of extremism and radicalism that has swept across that country to the great detriment of its men, women and children, one cannot but help be concerned about what the future holds for that country" after the NATO pullout, she said. India's involvement in Afghanistan has enraged neighbouring Pakistan, which helped create the Taliban regime and accuses its historic rival of seeking to encircle it. The United States partnered with Pakistan after the September 11, 2001 attacks. But relations have plummeted, with US concerns about Pakistan's orientation soaring after US forces found and killed Osama bin Laden near the country's main military academy last year. Yashwant Sinha, a lawmaker from India's main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, was blunter about fears on Afghanistan during a separate appearance in Washington at the Brookings Institution. "I have great fears that Pakistan, for its own geopolitical reasons, might want to encourage Taliban to again take over Afghanistan," said Sinha, who served as foreign and finance minister when his right-leaning party was in power from 1998 to 2004.

Pakistan allows US soldiers back on its soil:

The United States has sent a handful of military trainers back into Pakistan in a sign the two nations may be able to achieve some low-level cooperation against militants despite a string of confrontations that have left Washington's relations with Islamabad in crisis. Fewer than 10 US special operations soldiers have been sent to a training site near the border city of Peshawar, where they will instruct trainers from Pakistan's Frontier Corps in counter-insurgency warfare, a US official said. The number of American military instructors in Pakistan dropped to zero after US aircraft killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in late November. Nato labelled the border incident an accident but it enraged Pakistanis and sent already tense ties with the United States into a tailspin. "I wouldn't call this a watershed moment (but) it's not insignificant that this is happening," the US official said on condition of anonymity. The picture is less encouraging on cooperation between US and Pakistani intelligence, which several American officials said remained dire as Pakistani officials resist easing restrictions on issuing visas to US intelligence personnel. In retaliation for the border deaths, Pakistan also shut down ground supply routes crucial for keeping US and Nato soldiers equipped in neighbouring Afghanistan, and clamped down on US military personnel operating in Pakistan. "At a strategic level, the relationship is still at a very rough place," the official said. "There's a lot more we want to do to improve it, but (the trainers' return) is an important sign that at least in some areas we're getting a healthy sense of normalcy." Normalcy is relative when it comes to relations between the United States and Pakistan, which are nominally allied against Islamist militants but have been frequently pitted against each other in a string of mutual recriminations.