Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 25 Mar 2013 23:15

Gus wrote:i don't understand why mushy would risk it by going to crapland. Was he not having it good in UK? here's to hoping for a well positioned sun roof lever.

There is an old saying in India "ja Charr Jaa Beta Sulli Par, allah Jannat degaa". Never undrestimate the lure of Hazoor, Hoors Nahi Dhoor fizul in Poaqfool. It cost too much to keep Mush in London. In these days of austerity, Much cheaper to bury him in Cheapakistan.

Mort Walker · Post by **Mort Walker** » 25 Mar 2013 23:36

Gus wrote:i don't understand why mushy would risk it by going to crapland. Was he not having it good in UK? here's to hoping for a well positioned sun roof lever.

Like his predecessors, Mr. Dus Percenti & Pinky, wants an opportunity to pilfer 100s or 1000s of millions dollars from the treasury. Here is an opportunity to steal immensely against a 50% probability of getting knocked off. Is it worth it? He concluded that it is.

habal · Post by **habal** » 25 Mar 2013 23:54

Gus wrote:i don't understand why mushy would risk it by going to crapland. Was he not having it good in UK? here's to hoping for a well positioned sun roof lever.

Wah .. jab kuttey ki maut aati hain woh shehar ke taraf bhagta hain ..

trans:// when a salmon must die it swims upstream ..

trans:// kuch shehr de log vi zalim san .. kuch sanu vi maran da shauq si.

g.sarkar · Post by **g.sarkar** » 26 Mar 2013 00:12

RajeshA wrote:I keep hearing about this Musharraf! Who is he? I've never seen his face before!

It is difficult to see musharraf, but not impossible. After you have gotten rid of your inner Pakistaniyat, use a hand held mirror. But I would not recommend it.
Gautam

pankajs · Post by **pankajs** » 26 Mar 2013 01:20

Army foils infiltration bid; Pakistan intruder killed

Army troops have scuttled an infiltration bid from across the border and shot dead a Pakistani intruder in Rajouri district along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 26 Mar 2013 02:01

Massa and Massi have sent mushy to Pakistan to ensure that massa's troops withdraw pissfully.

Massa and Massi don't trust Kiya-nahi needless to say! This Kiyanahi is an 'asteen ka saanp' (snake living inside the shirt, AOA)
Kiyanahi hid OBL during and after Mushy, increased attacks on US and NATO soldiers in Afghanistan.
Ever since Kiyanahi came into power by deposing Mushy, US-Pakistan relations have gone downhill.

Mushy probably had feelers during his last days from Massa and Massi, that they don't trust Kiyanahi (Mushy must have cried on massa-massi's shoulders and complained about how bad and naughty Kiyanahi had actually been). That is why Mushy was saying since those days that he will be back, the cunt-ry of Pakistan needs him etc etc.

Mushy's return is a direct challange to Kiyanahi mind it.
Here Kiya-nahi is trying to do his best to extend his term as COAS by doing some match fixing in the choice of the Interim PM and then delay elections, and then if nothing works having a pliable fool as PM/President. And on the other hand Massa-Massi have sent Mushy to become President, because they don't trust Kiyanahi.

I wonder if Kerry has told Kiyanahi in Dubai explictly to not kill Mushy, because if they haven't used those four words in the right sequence to Kiyanahi and also explained the consequences if Mushy is killed, and Kiyanahi hasn't understood in a lanugage-understood-by-him not to kill mushy - I feel that Mushy is toast.

One thing is sure, we at BRF will have continued entertainment as Mushy sets about entrenching himself, there will be lots of fun on the BENIS and TSP dhaga.

V_Raman · Post by **V_Raman** » 26 Mar 2013 02:07

of late, kashmir flares up whenever there is serious internal political tamasha in pakistan. wonder why that is.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 26 Mar 2013 02:12

BB was sent in by massa-massi with 400% assurance that she will be safe and that she will become PM.
But Mushy played spoiler there.
Now Mushy has been sent in with 400% assurance that he will be safe, Kerry even spoke to Kiyanahi.

But Kiya-nahi is a player.
He was ISI chief, now in Pakistan ISI chief's don't become COAS - no history AFAIK.
The bugger chain smoked, planned his rise, probably collected dirt on all the crore commanders, got his ISI henchmen to plant evidence, and ultimately deposed mushy.
Bugger is a player, didn't give in to the temptation of becoming President, after mushy, but the guy had his priorities well laid out.
Didn't do a coup, even let the civvies complete their first 5 year term!!!
If this isn't a dangerous asteen a saanp then there isn't one, I tell you.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 26 Mar 2013 02:18

V_Raman wrote:of late, kashmir flares up whenever there is serious internal political tamasha in pakistan. wonder why that is.

That is the long project that the Pakistanis want to engage in with their talib friends once massa has gone away.
The thing is that the Cheeni and I dare say even massa might want this.
If the abduls in Pakistan are focussing on Kashmir, then every one is happy - cheen is happy, massa-massi are happy, pakistani jernails are happy. Only India is unhappy.

India can put its foot down and tell massa-massi, that they had better ensure that the ISI doesn't direct their abduls at India and specially J&K after the drawdown, or if India suffers, massa-massi's interests suffers too. without give and take and a carrot and a stick nothing works.

There has to be a long term plan for Pakistan.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 26 Mar 2013 03:27

http://dawn.com/2013/03/25/the-revolutionary-bhagat/
The revolutionary Bhagat
(This thinking Poaq must be wondering No Paki was, is or will be born of this calibre . Inbreds simply dont have in them)

way from the village, when the sounds of the azaan from Data Durbar, in Lahore, began to fade out, panic engulfed Lahore Jail. The duty magistrate had refused to show up and the superintendent managed an honorary magistrate, Nawab Muhammad Ahmed from Qasur (not knowing that after another 48 years, the Nawab would send another leader to the gallows i.e. Mr. Bhutto). At about time, all three walked up to gallows with pride. One of them addressed the English surgeon, “Saheb, this is how we deal with death”. The executioner elbowed him and his victorious smile was hidden by a black mask. The big hand of the clock was on the heels of the small one, when an arm waved in the air and the three bodies slung on the rope. This was 7.30, in the evening and the year was 1931.After a dark hour, the rear wall of prison was razed. An ambulance carried the dead bodies to Ganda Singh Wala, where they were cremated and the ashes were immersed in Sutlej. The day Bhagat Singh, Raj Guru and Sukhdev were hanged, was the first day, when somebody raised a slogan against Gandhi in India.evolution was a common creed in this family. Arjun Singh, Bhagat Singh’s grandfather had three sons. Kishen Singh, the father, had been to prison many times and so was uncle Ajit Singh, who introduced Lala Lajpat Rai to Indian politics and was instrumental in many anti-imperialism movements. Uncle Sowran Singh, however, was special. Dadi Jai Kaur often told Bhagat that the day, Sowran Singh was tortured to death in prison was the day when he was born.On his way to college, Bhagat had read almost every leftist book available, be it from the National College or the Dwarka Das Library. Revolution was in the air, the world had just seen a Great War and India had started her affair with nationalism.Famous for its dusehri mangoes and embroidery work, the Kakori station gained prominence because of a train robbery. The revolutionaries had looted “8-Down” en-route Lucknow. The British wanted to set an example, while eliminating any trace of a political awakening in India. Scores of raids brought Ram Prasad Bismal, Ashfaq Ullah Khan, Thakur Roshan Singh and Rainder Nath Lahiri to court, which sentenced them to death.he Simon Commission toured India in 1928 and was greeted with angry Indians wherever they went. In Lahore, the peaceful protest under Lala Lajpat Rai, turned violent when Mr Scott, the superintendent police ordered baton charge. A blow to Lala Lajpat Rai proved fatal and he passed away after few days.
An English murder in India could not go down easily, so the complete police machinery was set in motion. The entrances and exits of Lahore were sealed but Bhagat Singh and his fellows managed to escape (thanks to Durga Bhabhi, a female lead in the freedom movement).The place near Ganda Singh Wala where the three were cremated has now been turned into a memorial, and hosts a Shaheedi mela every year. Across the border, their legend is kept alive through statues, roads, villages and trusts. While on this side, the place where Bhagat Singh was hanged is now the roundabout of Shadman. A few mad men decided to follow the course and demanded to rename the roundabout after Bhagat Singh. Initially, the state maintained her calm but then had to drag Islam in and eventually got rid of the issue.The 404-paged diary of Bhagat Singh had flipped open. I wondered about the “who was who” in the Indian independence movement; were the real heroes the men who passed endless resolutions in political meetings or the men who gave up the comforts of their homes and meditated for a greater cause in the loneliness of prison dungeons? The 100-year-old fakir at the Shadman roundabout whispered, revolution is a mere transition from one status quo to another.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 26 Mar 2013 03:56

g.sarkar wrote:
RajeshA wrote:I keep hearing about this Musharraf! Who is he? I've never seen his face before!
It is difficult to see musharraf, but not impossible. After you have gotten rid of your inner Pakistaniyat, use a hand held mirror. But I would not recommend it.Gautam

Mush dekhi nahi jaati, Feel ki jatti hai , lee jaati hai. Jinnah Ne Mulaq Hi apni Mush-kill sey banaya.
Mush ley ke dekho , Mush le ke Dekho Ji
O Mush lene Walo, Paisa Phenkna Seekho Ji .
Poocho Poocho Paki sey Jarra,
Mush Dene ka Kaisa Hai maazza
O Mush ley ke dekho, Mush leke Dekho Jii.
Samjo Samzo Armitage ki Jubaan,
Mush jo na hotta to, Na rehta Pakistan.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 26 Mar 2013 04:41

Kerry skips Poakehri to avoid poll campaign
http://www.thenews.com.pk/article-93797 ... campaign--

KABUL: US Secretary of State John Kerry scrapped a planned visit to Pakistan to avoid accusations of meddling in the upcoming elections, US officials said on Monday.Kerry, who landed in neighbouring Kabul after a trip to the Middle East, dropped Islamabad from his itinerary as Pakistan prepares for elections on May 11 that will mark the country's first democratic transition of power."Originally Secretary Kerry was hopeful he would be able to go to Pakistan on this trip as well," a US official told reporters travelling with Kerry."But as the government there enters a very historic period on this electoral process we wanted to fully respect those institutions and the ongoing process."The US is a major donor to Pakistan and there is deep suspicion among many Pakistanis over US involvement in the country.There is also fierce public anger over US drone strikes targeting militants near the border with Afghanistan.The official said Kerry had met Pakistan's powerful army chief Ashfaq Kayani in Jordan on Sunday evening and would visit Islamabad in the near future

svinayak · Post by **svinayak** » 26 Mar 2013 05:21

SSridhar wrote:The messiah/mahdi or whatever has arrived. As is expected of any TSPian on such solemn occasions, Musharraf had said before leaving that India was destabilizing Pakistan. AoA.

But, Kamandu is a brave man. Just recall the picture of the kamandu - in SSG fatigues, with cigaratte dangling from the corner of his mouth, the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif standing next to him - testing a revolver by firing a live bullet or two into the air. Such is his bravado, such is his swagger and confidence.

Musharraf's Pakistan was in top 10 fastest developing countries in the world. zardaris Pakistan are 168th even lower than Bangladesh now.

you people hating on Musharraf are stupid, the mans a legend

Nandu · Post by **Nandu** » 26 Mar 2013 06:33

Yup. Zardari barely gets 10%, while Musharraf was elected President with 400% of the vote.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 26 Mar 2013 06:58

Gagan wrote:
of late, kashmir flares up whenever there is serious internal political tamasha in pakistan. wonder why that is.

That is the long project that the Pakistanis want to engage in with their talib friends once massa has gone away.
The thing is that the Cheeni and I dare say even massa might want this.

If the abduls in Pakistan are focusing on Kashmir, then every one is happy - cheen is happy, massa-massi are happy, pakistani jernails are happy. Only India is unhappy.

Indeed, I have no doubt about this too. US is in this diabolical game with TSP, and along with Cheeni, all arrayed against India.

India can put its foot down and tell massa-massi, that they had better ensure that the ISI doesn't direct their abduls at India and specially J&K after the drawdown, or if India suffers, massa-massi's interests suffers too. without give and take and a carrot and a stick nothing works.

Here you lost me. India is going to thunder that mtassa-massi's interests suffer too once as expected, TSP unleashes its pigLeTs on India, and in response, US is going to shiver in its undies? On the contrary, maasa is going to say just absorb the hits from TSP, make piss with TSP, give them Kashmir, and we will support you to become a global super power of the 21st century. But besides that, I can't understand how US interests will suffer if TSP unleashes pigLeTs and dares India to a nuke war. US would actually like that would it not?

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 26 Mar 2013 07:54

CRamS ji,
You seriously underestimate the resourcefulness, willpower and strength (both diplomatic and military) of India.

Do you seriously expect India to be sitting idle if Pakistan goes on an overdrive in its terror game?
I don't.

Pakistan IS paying for its terror loving ways even now isn't it?

But India has to ensure that the world powers don't wash their hands off Pakistani haramigiri. There has to be "meaningful" pressure on pakistan all the time to stop terrorism. This pressure must be all forms - diplomatic, economic, covert and overt military jhapads delivered on each occasion when they cross the line.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 26 Mar 2013 08:17

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFNA4cqFB2k

Hi Guys see Mushy in Bollywood at 4.40.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 26 Mar 2013 08:20

Are you sure it is a bullet proof jacket? that bulge could be anything

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 26 Mar 2013 08:21

habal wrote: Wah .. jab kuttey ki maut aati hain woh shehar ke taraf bhagta hain ..
trans:// when a salmon must die it swims upstream ..
trans:// kuch shehr de log vi zalim san .. kuch sanu vi maran da shauq si.

When Waji's time has come, he craves for a bull-cutlet.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 26 Mar 2013 08:49

BB smuggled CDs in her Ahem Ahem clothing.
I wonder what Mushy is smuggling in hain ji?

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 26 Mar 2013 08:51

I tell you with mushy coming back, TSP and BENIS dhaga's EQ (Entertainment Quotient) will go up many fold.

AoA

Rudradev · Post by **Rudradev** » 26 Mar 2013 09:21

You know that time near the end of a card game, after it's become obvious that one chap has won hands down. The desultory last rounds when the other players just chuck whatever is left in their hands on the table, be it the two of clubs or whatever, without entertaining any real hope of changing the outcome. Well, Musharraf is the two of clubs that John Kerry has just played in this dismal, final round of the AfPakUS card game.

Kerry told him, hey fat@ss, our main priority is to bug out of Afghanistan without a repeat of Saigon '75 plastered all over the social media. You've accumulated enough money over here on speaking tours and book tours while HMG and GOTUS kept you in the lap of luxury and paid for extraordinary security detail at taxpayers' expense. So put on your kevlar, roll your musharraf over to $hitland and make whatever feeble attempt you can to earn it.

Now the only thing is to count the minutes until two of clubs is quashed by some joker.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 26 Mar 2013 10:04

Gagan wrote:BB smuggled CDs in her Ahem Ahem clothing.
I wonder what Mushy is smuggling in hain ji?

And where did he keep them hidden ?

disha · Post by **disha** » 26 Mar 2013 10:40

Gagan wrote:BB smuggled CDs in her Ahem Ahem clothing.
I wonder what Mushy is smuggling in hain ji?

NoDong

rajanb · Post by **rajanb** » 26 Mar 2013 10:53

Posted by a brave lady from Pakistan on Twitter

Don't Die a Virgin

Seriously, there are terrorists waiting for you there

JohnTitor · Post by **JohnTitor** » 26 Mar 2013 13:01

Gagan wrote:India can put its foot down and tell massa-massi, that they had better ensure that the ISI doesn't direct their abduls at India and specially J&K after the drawdown, or if India suffers, massa-massi's interests suffers too. without give and take and a carrot and a stick nothing works.

The same way we "put our foot down" and gave them MFN without anything in return? or the same way we "put our foot down" and got justice for 2008?

No Sir, voting in @ss-kissers and then expecting justice is asking for way too much!

JohnTitor · Post by **JohnTitor** » 26 Mar 2013 13:06

Rudradev wrote:You know that time near the end of a card game, after it's become obvious that one chap has won hands down. The desultory last rounds when the other players just chuck whatever is left in their hands on the table, be it the two of clubs or whatever, without entertaining any real hope of changing the outcome. Well, Musharraf is the two of clubs that John Kerry has just played in this dismal, final round of the AfPakUS card game.

Kerry told him, hey fat@ss, our main priority is to bug out of Afghanistan without a repeat of Saigon '75 plastered all over the social media. You've accumulated enough money over here on speaking tours and book tours while HMG and GOTUS kept you in the lap of luxury and paid for extraordinary security detail at taxpayers' expense. So put on your kevlar, roll your musharraf over to $hitland and make whatever feeble attempt you can to earn it.

Now the only thing is to count the minutes until two of clubs is quashed by some joker.

+1

I think so too, but the question is if the current generals are under orders to protect him

Lalmohan · Post by **Lalmohan** » 26 Mar 2013 13:20

jarnails might be under orders, but you know how non-state actors in pakistan are always taking to the stage... the lure of the limelight is too strong!

Rajdeep · Post by **Rajdeep** » 26 Mar 2013 15:08

Bilawal leaves Pak after tiff with Zardari over PPP affairs

~~Abbu is not agreeing to his affair with Mr.Khar~~

Bilawal, recently named patron-in-chief of the Pakistan People's Party, developed differences with Zardari and his sister, Faryal Talpur, over the party's handling of key issues, including militant violence, sectarian attacks against Shias and the award of party tickets for the polls scheduled for May 11.

Bilawal discussed these matters with his father and sought authority to take decisions in party matters.

But Zardari sided with his sister, who plays a key role in the PPP's affairs, the source said.

"When Zardari told him that he would be handed over the command of the party after he is groomed politically, Bilawal got upset and left for Dubai," a source said.

Matters got so heated on one occasion that a source quoted Bilawal as saying: "If I had to vote, even I wouldn't vote for the PPP."

Isnt he a Paki national or is UKstani now ?

So Zardari becomes the harbinger of discord within the Bhutto family once again. Remember how Pinky got rid of her brothers

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 26 Mar 2013 15:30

SSridhar wrote:
Gagan wrote:BB smuggled CDs in her Ahem Ahem clothing.
I wonder what Mushy is smuggling in hain ji?
And where did he keep them hidden ?

Eunuchs have plenty of spare space!

Baikul · Post by **Baikul** » 26 Mar 2013 16:01

The 400% 21st century Ataturk must be very sensitive to loud noises these days, especially those that go BOOM!

BR could almost devote a thread exclusively to the travails of this great warrior as he barnstorms the even greater Islamic Republic of Pakista*.

It'll be a race to see who gets to 72 first, the thread or the Gaseous G@@ndu Kammandu.

* The 'n' has been cuttled as an Ahmadi infidel.

Lilo · Post by **Lilo** » 26 Mar 2013 17:16

Within a few days of "Pakistan Day" commemoration of the La'whore resolution (of March 23, 1940) - drafted by Zafarullah Khan (an Ahmedi) which demanded for a separate Land of the Pure, the Ahmedi citizens of Bakistan were given their just desserts in return for their historical contribution towards the formation of the great state of Al-Bakistan by their ever grateful countrymen .

Clerics attack Ahmadi house, torture family in Punjab

KASUR: Local clerics attacked a house belonging to an Ahmadi family in the Kasur district of Punjab on Tuesday and subjected the family members to violence allegedly over their religious belief, The Express Tribune has learnt.
A mob led by a local cleric chanted slogans against Ahmadi families, their religious beliefs and their community before breaking into Mansoor’s* house in the Shamsabad area.
The five members of Mansoor’s family tried to take refuge in a room but the mob broke into the room as well.
Police personnel were reportedly present at the spot but did not take any action against the mob.
Mansoor was severely tortured after which he lost consciousness, while his wife and his 70-year-old uncle were also beaten.
Mansoor was shifted to a hospital where authorities claimed that he is in critical condition.
Sheikh Yousaf, Head of the Ahmadi community in Kasur, told The Express Tribune that he had repeatedly asked the DPO Kasur to establish a police check post in the area as they had been receiving threats since six months. He said that the DPO had agreed to his demands but the local MNA created hurdles in establishment of the check post.
He claimed that the police had deliberately left the Ahmadi family at the mercy of the mob, and the clerics who attacked that threatened the family to convert to their religion or face consequences.
The house was attacked when Mansoor refused to convert, Yousaf added.
*Name has been changed to protect identity

Frankly Iam Appalled....

...that there are still Ahmadis left in Al Bakistan.
This lapse clearly shows that Pakistan needs more Islam.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 26 Mar 2013 18:06

Baikul wrote:The 400% 21st century Ataturk . . .

In TSP cuckooland, everybody has been or will be a modern-day Ataturk. That is a tradition that was started by Jinnah and continues.So, if one Kamandu Ataturk goes to jannat or jahannum, another ten will emerge like the hydra.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 26 Mar 2013 18:15

Gagan wrote:CRamS ji,
You seriously underestimate the resourcefulness, willpower and strength (both diplomatic and military) of India.

I am pessimistic by nature, ask DocJi and DipankarJi

. But how can one not be pessimistic when you saw how tamely India surrendered post 26/11? And to rub salt to injury, what dominates discourse in India today is whether terror has any religion (I mean you can't even use the phrase Islamic terror to describe TSP barbarity despite the carnage it has inflicted on India), whether BJP is running terror camps, mocking the arrest of a Paki Hizbul terrorist who was going to blow up Delhi, demanding pardon for a Bollywood star who colluded with Pakis to cause mayhem in Mumbai etc. Just one glance at all these events, and does it given any confidence whatsoever that India is any position to take on a rejuvenated TSP flush with military arms including nukes, lots of pigLeTs and diplomatic muscle post AfPak?

Do you seriously expect India to be sitting idle if Pakistan goes on an overdrive in its terror game?
I don't.

Pakistan IS paying for its terror loving ways even now isn't it?

What has India done to date in confronting TSP? Was 26/11 not an act of war?

But India has to ensure that the world powers don't wash their hands off Pakistani haramigiri. There has to be "meaningful" pressure on pakistan all the time to stop terrorism. This pressure must be all forms - diplomatic, economic, covert and overt military jhapads delivered on each occasion when they cross the line.

Screw the bloody world powers, I am bloody disgusted with them. Terror against India by TSP hardly figures in their consciousness. Do you think any b@stard among the US decision making elite and think tanks and media even battle an eyelid when they deal with TSPA, and does the thought even cross their minds that they are in bed with the mass murderers who inflicted crimes against humanity from the Bangladesh genocide in 1971 to 26/11?

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 26 Mar 2013 18:33

If one wants to make Pakistan a problem for the whole world then the way to do it is to pay the Afghans to destroy the ISI.

Thinking in Rudradev ji's model!

member_22872 · Post by **member_22872** » 26 Mar 2013 19:16

Rajesh ji, pl. don't forget the Baluchis, they want their pound of flesh too, we should rope them in.

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 26 Mar 2013 19:24

venug ji,

according to Rudradev ji, ISI is responsible both for increasing the jihadi danger to the USA as well as in giving concrete intelligence on any operations planned by jihadis, thus proving its usefulness to USA. If ISI is out of the loop, the threat to USA from AfPak trained Jihadis become REAL, as nobody then has control over the Jihadis. Then USA would have to take care of Pakistan directly.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 26 Mar 2013 19:44

Rajdeep wrote:Bilawal leaves Pak after tiff with Zardari over PPP affairs

The funny part is Dawn report quotes Press Trust of India for this news !

The news comes as the Press Trust of India reported that the PPP chairman had left after an argument with his father, President Asif Ali Zardari.

According to the report by the Press Trust of India, the PPP chairman had a quarrel with President Zardari and his sister Faryal Talpur over the party’s stance on several importance issues including militancy, sectarianism and the awarding of party tickets for the upcoming general elections.

The news agency reported sources as saying that Bilawal had an issue in particular with PPP’s weak reaction to the Malala Yousufzai shooting and the bomb attacks on the Shia community in Karachi and Quetta.

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 26 Mar 2013 19:49

Makes sense. The govt is dissolved so Khar too is free to travel... together they can produce next gen leadership for Talibanistan.

akashganga · Post by **akashganga** » 26 Mar 2013 20:05

CRamS wrote: Indeed, I have no doubt about this too. US is in this diabolical game with TSP, and along with Cheeni, all arrayed against India.

Here you lost me. India is going to thunder that mtassa-massi's interests suffer too once as expected, TSP unleashes its pigLeTs on India, and in response, US is going to shiver in its undies? On the contrary, maasa is going to say just absorb the hits from TSP, make piss with TSP, give them Kashmir, and we will support you to become a global super power of the 21st century. But besides that, I can't understand how US interests will suffer if TSP unleashes pigLeTs and dares India to a nuke war. US would actually like that would it not?

India is on its own against pigLeTs and other jehadi groups. Only two external forces can control pakistan from unleashing piglets in india - USA and KSA. USA once it is out of afganisthan and in future less dependent on mideast oil will wash its hands off and may even give sabashi to pakjabis for unleashing piglets in india. KSA is the leader of this whole global jehadi movement will encourage and fund these piglets with renewed vigor. It is not going to be easy for India.