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KLNMurthy wrote:Anatomy of the Paki Mind
Rich pisko resource for understanding why we and pakis have never been, nor will ever be, "the same people."
Which son married a Muslim? I looked it up, none did. They all married Hindus. Eldest son Harilal rebelled and converted to Islam for a while and converted back later.Sajad Haider wrote: Gandhi injected Hinutva religion in politics, kicked out his son for marrying a Muslim.
Actually Djinnah, disowned his daughter for marrying a Parsi...the senile Paki has his wires crossed, rather it could be deliberate.KJo wrote:Which son married a Muslim? I looked it up, none did. They all married Hindus. Eldest son Harilal rebelled and converted to Islam for a while and converted back later.Sajad Haider wrote: Gandhi injected Hinutva religion in politics, kicked out his son for marrying a Muslim.
Crazy Paki.
he had given a pretty detailed 1 hr interview on rajya sabha TV.Shrinivasan wrote:^^^ I always wondered why we didn't get to see (and hear) more of Amanullah Saleh in Undie tee vee. Times Now etc... We see Mushrat, assorted Pakee Jehadees, Hamid Gul and even Shreeman. Hafiz Sayed but nor Mr Saleh???? Are our Secular News traders so much in the pockets of Pakees?
KLNMurthy wrote:Anatomy of the Paki Mind
Rich pisko resource for understanding why we and pakis have never been, nor will ever be, "the same people."
This air-head commodore doesn't get it that life is not fair. A toady, communal, intellectually inferior SDRE, wearing a loin cloth and wielding a walking stick somehow managed to have a better world image than a Shia TFTA, Savile Row suited genius of Gujarati Hindu ancestors. That is an incontrovertible fact. Despite Jinnah trying to pretend to be a westernized leader, misfortunately, he was still considered a mishkeen by the western and Arab worlds. So Winston Churchill is more well known than Jinnah.the toady Gandhi or to Nehru, who was a charlatan, and was against the idea of a home for Muslims outside the clutches of rabid Hindutva majority. The impertinence typifies pseudo journalism, based on contrived history and the irreverence to the father of this nation state whose intellectual superiority, integrity and statesmanship is being exalted by many Western intellectuals today, who have opined that had Jinnah been a leader of a Western nation instead of in the subcontinent, historians would have placed him even above Winston Churchill. Gandhi and Nehru’s combined intellect did not match that of Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
The writer refers to the Quaid as ‘Jinnah’ and Abul Kalam as ‘Maulana’. His exuberance is shorn of historical veracity and is an insult to the raison d’etre of Pakistan. He has chosen to eulogise to the heavens, Abul Kalam, who was a loyal protege of Nehru and Gandhi and a brigand who hated the idea of a Muslim nationhood based on the incontrovertible Two-Nation Theory.
Posted to No.14 Squadron, I discovered that my flying talent was not short lived and confined to the Fighter Conversion school where I had suddenly catapulted to the top, only second to Sarfraz Rafiqui, a comrade who was an outstanding fighter pilot and was senselessly killed in 1965 war by an inexperienced Indian Air force (IAF) pilot, in a manner resembled by the death of German Red Baron, Major Richthofen during the World War.
JE Menon wrote:SS, I actually stumbled on it myself and couldn't believe what I was hearing...Ralph Peters is not someone to dismiss lightly. He is one of those outsiders who are grudgingly listened to I feel, and for him to call the Pak generals that on mainstream TV is no joke. As mentioned above, he also says India can take care of Pak crown jewels... he says it casually, as if he almost takes it for granted. He didn't have to say it at all. The fact that he did, is indicative of something... just not sure what.SSridhar wrote: Wow. First time I am seeing this. Tks, JEM.
IIRC the Red Baron was hit by ground fire while flying low in a dog fight.JE Menon wrote:>>senselessly killed in 1965 war by an inexperienced Indian Air force (IAF) pilot, in a manner resembled by the death of German Red Baron, Major Richthofen during the World War.
Look at this semi-literate donkey's delusion of grandeur... He is comparing some jackass who did not have the skill to kick a ball downhill, and got killed by an Indian rookie consequently, with Baron von Richtofen. Who edits these Pak newspapers? Must be equally senseless, and breathtakingly ignorant!
, because, um, some malloostanis have been bum-barding a certain paki FB page with malayalam lingusitic excersizes.... 
Please leave out the "stupid" part, because that implies that there is another kind, who (as many Indians love to repeat with glazed eyes) may be "just like us."Gus wrote:senselessly killed in 1965 war by an inexperienced Indian Air force (IAF) pilot..
wait what..
as opposed to a sensible killing in a war???
how does that even work..
fcukin stupid paki.
Please think about it and you will find this undeniably true.Gandhi and Nehru’s combined intellect did not match that of Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Outstanding Pakistani pilot killed by inexperienced Indian pilot. Lahore via Kuwait, outstanding is as outstanding does. 500% true.... Sarfraz Rafiqui, a comrade who was an outstanding fighter pilot.............killed in 1965 war by an inexperienced Indian Air force (IAF) pilot.........
Wah, wah!. This rearguardingly searing indictment is also undeniably true. Poor maulener, was he placed under house arrest after he made this comment?..senseless wars perpetrated by helmsmen with defeated minds.
Thanks Rahul, will look it up... He has an amazing world view and utter contempt for Pakeees.Rahul M wrote:he had given a pretty detailed 1 hr interview on rajya sabha TV.Shrinivasan wrote:^^^ I always wondered why we didn't get to see (and hear) more of Amanullah Saleh in Undie tee vee. Times Now etc... We see Mushrat, assorted Pakee Jehadees, Hamid Gul and even Shreeman. Hafiz Sayed but nor Mr Saleh???? Are our Secular News traders so much in the pockets of Pakees?
Err.. I guess in a war a pilot is trained to kill his opponent! What the statement above shows that even an 'inexperienced' IAF pilot was a better (and possibly luckier) pilot on that day to finish off his opponent Sarfraz Rafiqui (why do I start thinking Lion King?Sarfraz Rafiqui, a comrade who was an outstanding fighter pilot and was senselessly killed in 1965 war by an inexperienced Indian Air force (IAF) pilot, in a manner resembled by the death of German Red Baron, Major Richthofen during the World War.
) 'outstanding fighter pilot' of PAF in an aerial dogfight. So from the above, the senselessness would be if Rafiqui was killed by 'friendly fire' by the Paki's. If so, why blame the IAF pilot?Controversy and contradictory hypotheses continue to surround the identity of the person who fired the shot that actually killed Richthofen.
The RAF credited Brown with shooting down the Red Baron, but it is now generally agreed that the bullet that hit Richthofen was fired from the ground. Richthofen died following an extremely serious and inevitably fatal chest wound from a single bullet, penetrating from the right armpit and resurfacing next to the left nipple. Brown's attack was from behind and above, and from Richthofen's left. Even more conclusively, Richthofen could not have continued his pursuit of May for as long as he did (up to two minutes) had this wound come from Brown's guns.
The wreckage of Rafiqui’s Sabre #52-5248 is still held in IAF Museum at Palam.
Agreed 400%, if under prepared, demolarised SDRES, licked the TFTAs in 65, what would happen the TSPA, PN, fizzlya if there is a war with SDREs in this decade.vishvak wrote:Wasn't 1965 war very soon after 1962 war when defenses were not even standard SDRE readiness post Nehruvian lack of preparedness and then 62 war? That time pukis had TFTA toilets in land of peace and much ahead of bhooka nanga yindoos!
One has to give it to pakis to make puke look like blood of martial donkey. The experienced pilot who was shot out by rookie Indian pilot must had felt totally insulted before going to jahannum from Pakistan.
No offence to donkeys.
I guess living in the harsh conditions of UK, partying hard with tons of wimmens wanting to take selfies and learning to speak Erdoo in an English accent must have been really, really hard, compared to living as a fedual lord in Larkhana, with servants at your beck and call. That is a lot of sacrifice that poor Blah-well had to make, which makes him qualified to become the next PM. (Take that Pappu! All you had to sacrifice was having to go on a vacation to a foreign land without your entourage of sychophants)."The former cricketer would indeed have worked hard to climb the political ladder,” Bilawal said, referring to PTI chairperson Imran Khan, “but he has not made any sacrifices.” He said that being under house arrest for seven days or falling off a stage cannot be counted as sacrifices.
It appeared along with the Eid moon ?kish wrote:Second, a drone has been sighted. . .
LOL, True saar. Heard that pakis are now using powerful telescope for "moon sighting".SSridhar wrote:It appeared along with the Eid moon ?kish wrote:Second, a drone has been sighted. . .
The particular timing and the intensity of this violation is to provoke an Indian response, which they now know is disproportionate these days after the new government took power, and paint a Hindu India as violent towards a Muslim Pakistan especially at the time of the Eid. STFU-TSP believes that the rest of the world may not care, or even bother to know, who started the firing first and who responded in kind. This also shows what Pakistan cares for the lives of its own citizens.Ajatshatru wrote:"Pakistan's suicidal desperation: Modi-led India rising evokes LoC attacks":
Yes, in fact, I look for a mention of scooter-riding-Indian-wimmens in every Pakistani travelogue on India and I am never disappointed.Brad Goodman wrote:pakis really get shocked seeing wimmens driving scooty. I remember Pervez Hoodbhoy also mentioning this. Seems like they have implemented shariah fully well.
downhill skiing pretty quickPakistan Cricket Board chairman Shahryar Khan arrived in Bangladesh on Monday and declared that it was now much safer in his country than five years ago.
"We understand that security situation is a hurdle in the way of your national team, or any other team, visiting Pakistan," Khan told reporters late on Monday.
"If your national team cannot come to Pakistan for security reasons - even though I would ask them to send a team to examine how things are - I want to start cricket between two countries," Khan said.
He added that they would welcome 'any' team from Bangladesh even "at the level of A teams, U19s. Send your schoolboys to us, and of course your women. We want to start at every level with Bangladesh.
"They will get a very warm welcome. This is what I have come for, to revive and revitalise our relationship," Khan said.
Having helped create the IS, Ankara has reasons to fear a Taliban-like blowback.
Last week, Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, declared that Turkey is ready “for any cooperation in the fight against terrorism.” But Turkey’s dilemma is far more grave than its leaders realise. Indeed, Turkey’s current situation resembles the early years of Pakistan’s sponsorship of the Taliban. The Islamic State is recruiting militants in Turkey. And failure to clean its own house now could lead Turkey down the path of “Pakistanisation,” whereby a resident jihadist infrastructure causes Sunni extremism to ingrain itself deeply within the fabric of society
The period before winter sets in, when infiltration into Kashmir becomes difficult, is normally the time Pakistan ups the ante as it tries to push more jihadis into the state.
However, India should not see this purely in that light.
The fact is the rise of Narendra Modi and India's growing prestige in global affairs is actually going to make Pakistan's behaviour worse than ever. Pakistan is not a rational state. Its purpose is not its own growth and rise, but the prevention of India's rise. Pakistan defines itself as "anti-India", an Islamic state fighting a "Hindu India" to the finish, by fair means or foul.
Haraam ! Mamnooh !!JE Menon wrote:Mullahs freaking out, there's a new goat in town it seems. Some serious homo-erotic shite going on there...
Not just riding scooters, butBrad Goodman wrote:paki travelouge on India
6 surprises that greet a Pakistani in India
pakis really get shocked seeing wimmens driving scooty. I remember Pervez Hoodbhoy also mentioning this. Seems like they have implemented shariah fully well. Usual rant about veg food... read if you want
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7 things that make a Pakistani feel at home in India
"Women in public space" -- this makes potentially 50% of Paki population into Indian friendlies, and 50% of Indian population dead-set against Paki-ism. This is a huge strategic asset that India has to figure out how to use.The most startling difference you come across as soon as you enter India from Pakistan – women in public space.
They are everywhere, riding two wheelers, in buses and trains commuting independently and running businesses big and small, including roadside tea stalls and shops.
^^^JE Menon wrote:Mullahs freaking out, there's a new goat in town it seems. Some serious homo-erotic shite going on there...
Mohtarma Fair is at least serving the useful purpose of being the white face without whose authoritative uvacha our DDM can't see even the most blindingly obvious. Give her a sitara-e-furry-rat for that.Ajatshatru wrote:"Pakistan's suicidal desperation: Modi-led India rising evokes LoC attacks":
http://www.firstpost.com/india/pakistan ... 45089.html