The whore is threatening Johns 1.5 that another John is making overtures.abhishek_sharma wrote:Pakistan’s Road to China: Shahid Javed Burki

And this joker used to be finance minister or something.

The whore is threatening Johns 1.5 that another John is making overtures.abhishek_sharma wrote:Pakistan’s Road to China: Shahid Javed Burki
I am starting to rethink the common thinking that we should let it stew in its juices and not give Pakistan a chance to unite after an Indian response due to terrorism, or LoC escalation. I think, we should start thinking in terms of "welcoming" each and every opportunity to give Pakistan a kick on its face.shiv wrote:Rajesh the story that Packees will unite during an Indian attack dates from the 1965 war when I am told that poor ickle Packeestan was sitting and minding its own business when India attacked all of Pakistan got united. The "dream of unity" in Pakistan is exemplified by a stories of 1965. The India that Ayub Khan said would run at the sound of ginfire "attacked Pakistan" and was supported by China in their tarrel and deepel fliendship.RajeshA wrote: All this issue that if India attacks the Pakis they would all close shoulders and unite against India, it is all bogus. The trick is to get everybody to kick Pakistan, especially Afghanistan, Iran and USA, so that when India kicks them, they will seethe only so much more in anger. The Pakistani Army should be shown as an organization, that can be easily bullied and bought. We should never allow them to save face, e.g. when Zulfikar implored Indira to return the lands captured by India for otherwise it would be a severe loss of face for Pakistan; then Indira should have taken the opportunity to show Pakistan for the losers that they are. Every opportunity should be taken to belittle their face and echandee!
As Prem ji, so well put it, we should increase our national power along all axes. But that still does not solve the USA+PRC hold over the UNSC. I've speculated that we would soon get a chance to fix this. We should watch out for the collapse of national power in UK, and in fact speed it up where ever possible!shiv wrote:AhhNeela wrote:Now, does this not mean the TSP is already broken up? Are we expecting to see maps of new states to convince ourselves when in reality , incidents have already shown it has broken up and there are several new centres of power within the lands between western India and Afghanistan.Precisely. But like a divorced couple whose marriage exists on paper - map-lines are drawn nowadays by the UN. That is why I have whined and howled time and again at the role of this artificial entity called the UN which serves the interests of a few powers by bestowing national boundaries that they want on other nations. If someone says a boundary is disputed - then the boundary is disputed. If US recognises no boundary dispute then al iz vel.
And this is related to RajeshA's post
The real problem is the unification of the US and China in trying to preserve Pakistan in the face of an Indian attack. Anyone may change borders but it is the UN that rejects or recognizes those changes and puts them on official maps that are drawn for schoolchildren. The US, its allies and China constitute 80% of the UNSC that does this type of bullschidt.
Supanallah , what a compelling HR personal !!Gagan wrote:This video was posted in the BENIS thread by anmol, and it shows a Mullah describing the "Pleasures" that a martyr will get once he meets his 72 virgins in Heaven.
The description of the carnal pleasures is very graphic, and it is advised to watch this video privately. It is NSFW/H.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHAo_1YRt64
Eye-popping, embarrassing to say the least, and the mullahs are really into fooling the rustic village bumpkins into jihad and suicide.
"We were informed through reliable interlocutors that he was detained by the ISI," says Hasan. Those interlocutors, he adds, had received direct confirmation from the agency that it was detaining Shahzad.
On Oct. 17, Shahzad had been summoned to the ISI's headquarters to discuss the contents of an article published the day before with two officials from the agency's media wing. That report, published in Asia Times Online, alleged that Pakistan had quietly released Afghan Taliban commander Mullah Baradar, Mullah Omar's deputy, to take part in talks through the Pakistan Army. According to the email, labeled "For future reference" and seen by TIME, one of the officials said the following words to Shahzad: "I must give you a favor. We have recently arrested a terrorist and recovered a lot of data, diaries and other material during the interrogation. The terrorist had a list with him. If I find your name in the list, I will certainly let you know."![]()
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Incidentally, the two ISI officials present at the meeting, Rear Admiral Adnan Nawaz and Commodore Khalid Pervaiz, are both from the Navy. Pervaiz has just been appointed the new commander of the Karachi naval base that was attacked. {So the very high ups are also thugs}
RajeshA wrote:The Mullah talks about the 70 layers of clothing thewhore, I mean hoor, would be wearing. But he doesn't say much about which company produces those textiles, whether they are made in China or elsewhere, or whether Allah Talla himself has a textile factory and whether he employs Pakis, Cheenis or Jinns there. No mention of whether the textiles are cotton, silk or synthetics. Neither the Mullah tells us anything about who is the designer! Is it some Lahori, who is still having to work after attaining jannat?
The mullah has also forgotten to talk about the wood, which went into making the bed. What wood was it? Who cut it? Who did the carpentry? Where did the carpenter do his apprenticeship? What wages does the carpenter get?
And what about the hoors? Are they Muslim women? How old are they? Can they still be virgins at that age? Did the virgins have parents or were they born in nameless eggs? Are the hoors organized in unions? Do they have labor rights? Or are they slaves? Have 72 of them all been waiting 16 years since their birth for the unwashed Abdul Paki to come up to jannat with his half-torn balls in hand to welcome him?
So many open questions! And the mango abdul is supposed to believe all this and go blow himself up with a grenade between his butt!
how credible is the source ?US-led NATO forces have captured five Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) leaders in Pakistan and taken them to Afghanistan without informing Pakistani officials.
Check his faceAnujan wrote:Article in Time about Saleem Shahzad who was goat napped by ISI
http://www.time.com/time/world/article/ ... d=tweetbut
It is Iranian state media mouth piece. It is possible.Rajdeep wrote:NATO captures TTP leaders in Pakistan
http://www.presstv.com/detail/182492.html
how credible is the source ?US-led NATO forces have captured five Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) leaders in Pakistan and taken them to Afghanistan without informing Pakistani officials.
I am against the AGPL and markings on the ground, and any iron-clad guarantee from Pakistan. Even Timbuctoo will not take a guarantee from Pakistan. Kargil is a well marked area and yet Pakistan claimed that it was not so. Pakistan remains a country which is slipping deeper and deeper into fraud, double-talk and mendacity to sustain itself because it is leaking everywhere otherwise. Why should we believe the words of this country ? Besides, the Siachen area is a tri-junction between India, China & Pakistan. With the influx of the PLA into PoK (which includes Gilgit-Baltistan), ceding of Indian J&K territories closer to Siachen to China by Pakistan, and even PLA troops being stationed close to the LoC recently, this is absolutely *not* the time to even have a discussion with Pakistan on Siachen. India must have used this opportunity to pose some hard questions on Chinese presence to the Pakistanis and should have refused to go any further unless they were withdrawn. That should have been used as a pretext to postpone these talks indefinitely.
And that too when we have many different threads on Pakistan nowadays dealing with such esoteric and exotic ideas as Pakistan's economy etc. unlike the good ol' days when everything was discussed under one roof.shiv wrote:Folks the old TSP thread reached 72 pages in 3 weeks!
JE Menon wrote:Pls someone translate that Urdu speaking mullah's description of the benefits of the 72. Much appreciated. The value if someone can transcribe that for youtube is immense.
It is for Pakis and WKKs.Pratyush wrote: Why the![]()
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Dus dat meen no ice phor my bhiskey dis ebening?
IOW, talking about talks.........rajanb wrote:@SS
SNIP............
been "fighting" terror, we can claim we are "talking and serious about sincerely resolving differences."
Point taken Amdavadi.amdavadi wrote:Can we keep benis lingo to that dhaga? It is kinda hard to read TSP thread with benis lingo.
Stephen P. Cohen, author of 'The Idea of Pakistan' and a senior Fellow at the Brookings Institute in Washington, told the Pakistani newspaper Dawn: 'My prediction is that the India-Pakistan conflict, which includes Kashmir besides many other problems, will last for 100 years or even more.'
'I am very pessimistic about a solution between the two countries. They should cooperate over trade, for instance. Kashmir will eventually find its way (to a solution).
'The US should have only a silent role which should be limited to providing ideas and suggestions as we often do in the Middle East peace process.'
Cohen said he was writing a book about the India-Pakistan rivalry and that he would call it a 'hundred year old war'.
Cohen also felt that the Pakistani Army was more anti-American than anti-India.