Bharat Rakshak

N^3 Nuclear Attack virtually a certainty - "Investment guru Warren Buffett offered a bleak prediction for the nation's national security, saying a terrorist attack on American soil is "virtually a certainty." Envy and dislike of the United States have fueled rage against the country e...

Originally posted by Rudra Singha:
> We've only just begun to tighten the screws down.

with $700 mil aid, 40 free AH-1F gunships, new 3D radars and other modes of punishment....

tigthening screws or being screwed by ally who's 'tight' - jury's still out

NY Times Cover Story today :D (subscription site so posting in full - admin can snip if he wishes :D ) Link A Tale of Nuclear Proliferation: How Pakistani Built His Network By WILLIAM J. BROAD, DAVID E. SANGER and RAYMOND BONNER The break for American intelligence operatives tracking Abdul Qadeer Kh...

Why the gratuitous refernce to his being born in India? AJay: A Q Khan had called Shyam Bhatia a "Hindu bas**rd" for exposing the theiving Khan about 2 decades ago. There was lenghty humrous essay by Bhatia in India Abroad about a week or two ago - there's no love lost between the two. Do...

Originally posted by John Umrao:
Dont they have right to bare arms in their constitution?

Umrao: KSAs religious police dosen't like it's wimmen folks with 'bare' arms in public and that's in their constitution.
<font size="-2">sorry, couldn't resist</font>

Originally posted by shashi:
BTW, this is a good subject for an article for BRM. If anybody has past paki news and discussion threads, could you email'em to me?

You mean profiling Mushy?
If so check this: Link. Make sure you read Joyti Arya's BRM article.

N^3: >>My firm belief is that as a national policy, the United States of America does NOT bow to blackmail. Depends. Policy applies if the 'blackmail' is made public - TSP is not the only one who cares of it's H & D. If the 'blackmail' is in private, the blackmailer is treated to club-sandwich ...

About 12 to 18 months ago, there were reports of about 60K US troops on TSP soil. Has this number gone done since US needs them elsewhere?
Knowing this might help us understand the redlines as perceived by TSP or US.

CONGRATS to the whole BR team. I look forward to the day when I can see BR on cable - 24X7

4) Are there any gals in BRF? Or is this a complete testorone-driven forum?
Don't know - however would like to see some of posts from gals.

Originally posted by narayanan:
Won't all the Corpse Commandos shriek in protest? Unless they know that nothing is being given away?

Military junta could be giving Jamali a long rope. Mushy has nothing to loose either way.

narayanan: >>North American readers are qualified to speak about India My friends who visit me from India are surprised that I know more about India than them (Thanks BRF :) ). As one said, you can get out of India, but can't get India out of you. >>manju: OR proably a newslwtter Hey admins: How ea...

narayanan: see no reason why any individual Indian or Indian- XXXXX (fill in any country you want) should be negative about India, based on clear observation of our history and present. Living in US, I've noticed that for some Indians, it has become cool to <strike>hate</strike> degrade India espec...

Originally posted by cy_baru:
yeah there was.. last week on the HICAF forum..

Thanks cy_baru. Great posts arindam. Keep it coming.

Originally posted by cy_baru:
Keep on churning them

An article a week! you doing great!

cy_baru: Was there a similar article last week? Mind posting link?

Originally posted by narayanan :I still think you guys should find and read "The R Document" Have read this one and others such as The Paper, Fan Club etc about 15 years ago. I don't know about other BR-ites, but I haven't found a single Irving Wallace book in any of the local libraries i...

http://online.wsj.com/article/0,,SB1023720641957598840,00.html The CIA launched an intensive manhunt and had him under surveillance by the time he boarded a Karachi flight bound for the U.S. As it turns out, even before the CIA began tracking him Mr. Padilla tried to leave the country in early Apri...