Or just remember Lt. Saurabh Kalia and his men. Their entire nation is condemned until the heinous pigs that did it including the gola hang by their golas (assuming they have one).Rangudu wrote:But once the fleeting sense of regret passes over, remember the reality of Mumbai, Kabul, Kaluchak, Varanasi, Hyderabad, Delhi etc.
Doesn't surprise me at all. The long power cuts that they've been experiencing in the Paki cities are causing a lot of the smaller Paki sub-contractors to miss deadlines and people simply farm out their IT stuff to other countries. Know a few people who've vowed never to subcontract to Pak-land for this very reason. The bums going off are just icing on the cake.arun wrote:The “IT” being referred to here is not the national pastime of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan namely “International Terrorism”, but rather the “IT” is a reference to “Information Technology”:
Pakistan’s IT industry shrinking
A nation forged in fires of hatred will be also be consumed by the same. There is no escape for pakistan or pakis.Singha wrote:even Arjuna had moments of weakness. but with due guidance, stuck to the task.
decent folks like Bheesma and Drona perished due to being on wrong side.
its a tough world out there.
Imtiaz Ali, a Pakistani journalist and analyst of the jihadist groups who is now a fellow at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington, said the Punjabis are far more dangerous than the Pashtun Taliban.
"They are more hard-line, more fundamentalist and more connected to a global agenda," he said.
Others say the attack on the military headquarters involved militants from Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, a largely Punjabi group cited in an Oct. 5 report by Pakistani authorities. The report mentioned suspicions of terrorists belonging to Lashkar-e-Jhangvi wearing fake uniforms and entering the military headquarters.
you took the words out of my mouthDilbu wrote:I will post my feelings on sympaty-gate issue. It is a pleasure to watch TSP as a country getting IED mubaraked but I am saddened by the death of innocent school children and the likes in TSP. I hate the ideology of TSP but not the victims. It seems to be the dharmic thing to do. 'Dharmo rakshati rakshitaha'.
Don't see how noble dharmic principles helped save Sri Prithviraj Chauhan. I know, not exactly comparable situations but enough with letting misplaced sympathy/empathy/karodpathy dull our survival instinct. IMVHO of course. Look at what they did to Saurabh kalia and then tell me they and the environment in which they would have raised whatever they over-procreated would be ok.Dilbu wrote: I hate the ideology of TSP but not the victims. It seems to be the dharmic thing to do. 'Dharmo rakshati rakshitaha'.
It is not school children who have died at Islamabad yesterday, AFAIK.Dilbu wrote:I . . . I am saddened by the death of innocent school children and the likes in TSP.
At least six killed in Pakistan as suicide bombs shatter Islamabad campus
Zahid Hussain and Jeremy Page
Two suicide bomb attacks killed six people on a university campus in the Pakistani capital yesterday as the Taleban retook a key town from the army in the militant stronghold of South Waziristan.
One of the bombers blew himself up outside a girls’ cafeteria during the lunch break at the International Islamic University on the outskirts of Islamabad. The other struck a faculty building on the same campus. At least two female students were among the dead.
It was the latest in a series of militant attacks over the past two weeks but the first since Pakistani security forces launched a ground assault against Taleban and al-Qaeda sanctuaries in South Waziristan on Saturday.
“It seems that [militant] sympathisers or collaborators are doing this to divert attention from the military operation,” Anwar Hussain Siddiqui. the university’s president, said. “They are trying to create panic in the capital city.”
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Rehman Malik, the Interior Minister, said that the bombings were in retaliation for the long-awaited military operation. “The militants are testing our nerves,” Mr Malik said. The Government ordered the closure of schools in all the major cities last week after intelligence reports that the militants could attack educational institutions.
Authorities have also launched a crackdown on the capital’s Islamic seminaries after intelligence agencies said that they were harbouring terrorists.
The bombings occurred as Taleban militants in South Waziristan recaptured the symbolically important town of Kotkai from the army after a fierce battle.
Kotkai is the hometown of Hakimullah Mehsud, the new chief of the Pakistani Taleban, who has been blamed for most of the militant attacks of the past fortnight. Government forces had briefly seized control of the town, which has also been used to train suicide bombers and is a gateway to a militant stronghold at Sararogha.
Security forces were still controlling the hills surrounding the town, according to a military spokesman.
Analysts had said that the capture of Kotkai would be a huge psychological victory for the security forces and could trigger defections of Mehsud tribesmen fighting with the Taleban.
About 30,000 troops are up against about 12,000 battle-hardened insurgents in what is being seen as the army’s toughest challenge in the region since the fall of the Taleban in neighbouring Afghanistan in 2001. The army said that 20 more militants had been killed in fighting since Monday. There was no independent confirmation as reporters are barred from the war zone.
Aid agencies said that thousands of refugees were fleeing the battle zone, adding to an estimated 112,000 displaced people who have registered with local authorities since June.
The aid agencies warned that the total number of refugees could rise to 250,000 in the next few weeks.
Your post is not only in poor taste, it is also extremely racist and xenophobic.vavinash wrote:All the people spouting rubbish about dharma. The only dharma is to fight for motherland and kill her enemies. As far as I am concerned all chi**** and pakis qualify.
LeJ, JeM and Brigade 313 all have overlapping membership. Fine hair-splitting is unnecessary though from Musharraf's days LeJ is being targetted (like 'bad Taliban') while JeM is being treated with kid glove (like 'good Taliban').Satya_anveshi wrote:Others say the attack on the military headquarters involved militants from Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, a largely Punjabi group cited in an Oct. 5 report by Pakistani authorities. The report mentioned suspicions of terrorists belonging to Lashkar-e-Jhangvi wearing fake uniforms and entering the military headquarters.
And the best part.. Rehman malik later claimed these crowd were shouting against terrorists... what a retrospection!Islamic Universty student throw Stones at Rehman Malik after bomb blast
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A58SOBbuFwc
AmitR wrote: Your post is not only in poor taste, it is also extremely racist and xenophobic.
Just in case you don't know enough, Paki is a term used collectively for all the south asians. So by that yardstick all Indians also qualify to be killed. I am not sure why or how the BRF Mods function. They delete perfectly sane posts but tolerate such pathetic racist blabber.
I was not talking about one incident in particular.SSridhar wrote:It is not school children who have died at Islamabad yesterday, AFAIK.Dilbu wrote:I . . . I am saddened by the death of innocent school children and the likes in TSP.
Does that include Balochis?SSridhar wrote:Pakistani society may be fractured on ethnic, sectarian and ethno-linguistic lines, but, make no mistake, they are united on their hatred for India.
A snakes baby is always a snake never a mongoose.Dilbu wrote: I was not talking about one incident in particular.
I said 'Pakistani society'.Pranav wrote:Does that include Balochis?SSridhar wrote:Pakistani society may be fractured on ethnic, sectarian and ethno-linguistic lines, but, make no mistake, they are united on their hatred for India.
I think the veteran paki scribe is fooling himself. After all, Jinnah was the original terrorist and the 1956 Constitution named the country as the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Zia himself was the product of the Islamisation that started many decades earlier.Philip wrote:If you want the Paki picture on how Zia changed Pak from a "Muslim state" into an "Islamic state",read my earlier post and link to the article by the veteran paki scribe.It is a very important distinction.
Well, when you start peeling the onion of "Pakistani society", you are ultimately left with a relatively small core. So one should be careful to not say things that could be misconstrued.SSridhar wrote:I said 'Pakistani society'.Pranav wrote:
Does that include Balochis?
. Thats new to me. I dont think BRFites will agree with that statementAmitR wrote:Your post is not only in poor taste, it is also extremely racist and xenophobic.vavinash wrote:All the people spouting rubbish about dharma. The only dharma is to fight for motherland and kill her enemies. As far as I am concerned all chinkis and pakis qualify.
Just in case you don't know enough, Paki is a term used collectively for all the south asians. So by that yardstick all Indians also qualify to be killed. I am not sure why or how the BRF Mods function. They delete perfectly sane posts but tolerate such pathetic racist blabber.
Just in case you don't know enough, Paki is a term used collectively for all the south asians.
