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And the U.S. has never made that choice: What is its priority? Building Afghanistan or confronting China? These country-club idiots are so far removed from the Dover KIA processing center, and from the freshly dug graves at Arlington and at cemeteries all around the US, in which lay buried freshly ...

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Wont all these problems for the West regarding distribution of supply, access to CAR etc. for the West be solved if Balushistan moves to its natuaral state where it is a separate republic. Aditya ji: In all the commotion created by the paki after a couple of dozen of its jihadi cannon fodder were b...

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Mansor Ijaz is clearly lying. The USG did not inform even their closest ally (UK) about the Bin Laden raid until after the raiding team was out of danger. Impossible for Zardari or Haqqani to be in the loop. Apparently, when Haqqani approached Ijaz to take advantage of the situation, Ijaz (and the ...

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^^ Shiv ji just an humble opinion. I am guessing the truth is in between the two positions you have slated. Please remember there are bums like Charlie Wilson who could and have fallen to chaplusi in past and changed course of history Brad - what I find interesting about your comment is that of the...

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I was amazed by the number of Pakistanis I came across during my sojourn here. It got me thinking why this country attracted so many Pakistanis? In fact in 2008 alone Japan hosted a whopping 8,250 Pakistanis spread over three major regions and the number of immigrants has been on the rise since. Ho...

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2014 is a long ways away. The US is commited to getting rid of paki generated terrorism in Afghanistan - talibs of all stripes, assorted lashkars, and of course the paki army. It appears the US is not too concerned about the nukes. Interesting how that drum beat about those nukes is so quickly repla...

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Regarding the broken up paki state, it will be very dangerous to float independent Sindh and Balochistan. History going back to MB teaches us that is a bad idea. Those two should be kept in check within a loose federation, perhaps just governing foreign, defense, economic matters. Needs fleshed out.

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When reading paki bilge from DT edits or Shafi et al, keep in mind these are people whose parents are siblings, or first cousins at best. There is not much that sets them apart from the dumb abduls except the English language. Over time I've found their writing tiresome, repititious and full of the ...

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CRamS: Dream on. India will not do a U turn on over 60 years of established policies and practices to join up with the world's lone manic depressive super power. The US is very unpredictable, and in a tight economic bind. It is liable to do anything at all, where ever it sees any advantage for itsel...

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Its just a thought, but at the height of a really wet monsoon season, hitting all dams on the Sindhu river basin will likely wash more than half the paki scum out into the Arabian sea. Not a perfect house cleaning, but a very good start at it.

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Shiv ji: I understand what you mean about the use of nukes in combat, but if you recall Kargil, the paki threatened using nukes, and if that happens again - which is a given, no one is going to second guess India in bottling up the paki nukes. Sure , it would be far more desirable to do so with non ...

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I hope the rumor of paki hiding its nukes in tunnels is true. Nothing easier to find and identify by remote sensing. I'm sure even ISRO has gravity sensors which will locate all those tunnels. All it will take is to permanantly block both ends of those tunnels with low yeild nukes and the paki will ...

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It seems pakis are trying to back out of conflict without losing face. Earlier there were reports that the pakis were asleep. Now, they say that there was communication before the attack. To me, it seems like, pakis are taking up the wriggle room offered by khan. The wriggle room being the theory t...

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PS US/NATO are pretty close to concluding the very same thing- that the paki isn't worth all the trouble. This is the 21st century- and geography just isn't as important as it is cracked up to be. Certainly not as important as the self important paki has it pegged. Oh, and spot on regarding the drug...

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the show is on the other foot, strategic depth is now more about paquis not receiving a kabuli visa Kabul has, for two centuries or more claimed its lands as "from the Oxus to the Indus". Afghan kids of every ethnicity are brought up on this. Other than the firm hand of Ranjit Singh which...

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It is also known as geo politics Yes, Acharya ji: and all players are well aware of the possibilities and consiquences. But timing is everything. And the timing is not right. The last time it was just right, 911 happened. That corridor to Afghanistan has to be more than an air corridor, and it is e...

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Philip: Re: "If you truly value democracy and liberty then you will.......et cetera et cetera.." -by Paki ahmed ali khalid That very first sentence excludes the paki state from being covered by this entire essay, as the paki state was specifically founded by those who had no relationship t...

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Can India and Pakistan make Peace ! Friday, November 25, 2011 Can India and Pakistan make Peace ! By Major (Retired)Agha .H. Amin, Pakistan Army. A very accurate article. +1 Extreme clarity! It is rare when a Pakistani provides it! Kudos to Major Amin! This is kind of jhutto's brilliant pre 65 war ...

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Saptrishi: I suggest that you read before you pass judgment and bundle the kuran with the Bible or the Gita. You have a lot to learn.

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Dipankar ji, what ever is practiced in the paki is not anything to do with religion. Communal riots where? In India? No community in India has any right or reason to riot on account of the pakis getting all that they deserve. And any community in India that attempts to riot on belf of the pakis shou...

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Religious Fundamentalism is highest & strongest in the poor & lowest class of 65% pakistani society. But this is the very Class which lends itself to be used as a TOOL Who are the USED & specifically WHO are the USERS ? The definitions of HUMAN TOOL are indeed interesting A Person who i...

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Shiv Ji: Namahskar, I think you over estimate the numbers of paki socio-economic classes. The largest of these is the indigent poor lowest class, and probably about 2/3rd or 65 % of the population. Above them are the lower middle class, amounting to about 15 % . Above them is the qmiddle class of ab...

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Shiv Ji: Namahskar, I think you over estimate the the numbers of the socio-economic classes. The largest of these is the indigent poor lowest class, and probably about 2/3rd or 65 % of the population. Above them are the lower middle class, amounting to about 15 % . Above them is the middle class of ...

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rajanb, Re: We should refer to this strike as the "turkey Shoot". Gobble...gobble... Oh but the paki would love that, as turkey is already such advanced mussalman country, and alredy in the back pocket of the great Ameer Khan. On a more sober note, it is heartening to see the paki start cl...

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It is just turned 11/26 in my neck of the woods, so it was a bit soothing to see the news of my tax money being put to some good use in KP. Could not be said any better. Long ago, I spent a few months religiously reading the mush that is published in the TFT. The paki's people are pakis. This half ...

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Ah, the paki is in torment; it has lost control of events in large chunks, and even now does not know how much control it has over how much of the geography called paki asthan. So the paki is becoming more and more insecure in its own asthan. Of course India that is Bharat, can and should lend a hel...

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Nagesh ji: seriously, as I said, I have done nothing to deserve any mention or merit. My ancesters were in a position to do what needed done. I hope that all of us would be able to do what needs done if we are in a position to do so. But thank you for your comment, however undeserved. PS: If you hav...

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I can only say this about 1947: it was the most traumatic event in my parents generation. Yet they seldom talked about it. My father only expressed himself in any detail once. He had fought WW II, and had no quams about going back into battle. He said that what we needed instead of partition was an ...

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SBajwa Ji: I have found places of pilgramage such as Kashi, Haridwar have records of family histories with priests who maintain those records organised by Gotras. A complete list of Gotras is even available on wikipedia. My own family history is recorded at Haridwar, and also in Kashmir. On my last ...

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SBajwa Ji: I am from a mohyal family. The mohyal are a group of brahmins also known as warior brahmins. You can look them up in wikipedia and at their website, http://www.mohyal.com. you can also just google "mohyal" and get links to all their sites. And alo go through a copy of their maga...

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FWIW: From my family record, my great grand father was shri Ram Das, and his great grand father was shri Khurram Rai, and his great grand father was Bhai Mati Das - whom Aurangzeb had sawed in half at Sees Ganj in Dehli.

And yes, I did hear his story from my grand parents

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SSridhar garu There is a sudden sense of spirit in Baloch leaders. Someone must have assured Balochis that they will cover their back in case something went wrong. Is it "India" or "US" or both or neither? Altair Actally, Karzai is by far the most factually/politically drivan ra...

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http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2011/10/china-pakistan-bases/?mbid=ob_ppc_dangerroom China Wants Bases an Endless War in Pakistan Speaking of that cold war, there are many, many people in the U.S., China and Pakistan that want to see it proceed, whether out of paranoia or shortsightedness . From Wa...

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SBajwa Ji: The intent of my suggestion was not to raise a battle ready army of Khasa, much as that would be an admirable goal. I only made the suggestion to strengthen the bonds between two major communities with a long history of living together in peace, of being productive together in making a re...

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^^^^ That would be baby b Kaur, hain ji

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To all those still in the process of begetting sons and daughters, I can suggest a tradition from my family, but only if you have more than one son. Take one of your sons to a Gurudwara near you, and have him grow up in the Sikh tradition. This was common among Hindu families in Punjab, and reviving...

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A war without entering GHQ Rawalpindi, without cutting the Porki Border lines with PRC in north and without cutting sea routes wont produce any results and will be useless in the longer run. And if you think Poakee Generals wont use Nukes on India in that scenario will be a mistake. Sir, I disagree...

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Parsuram ji, this might suggest some tangential answers. http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewtopic.php?p=1197208#p1197208 Rudra Ji: That is an interesting and provocative discussion. I am a little disappointed, I must say, at the lack of innovation and imagination. That doctrine of racing to the n...

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Folks, this may be entirely too rudimentary and simple for me to ask, a kindergarten to grade 1 or 2 level curosity not yet satisfied, so I ask for due consideration in your response(s). Q: Is there some over riding national concern why the Indian Republic aka Bharat Ganrajya, cannot reduce all its ...

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Incase some have forgotten, this same pagal sehgal wrote a column on behalf of the equally pagal paki army, giving a two year ultimatum to India. According to the ultimatum, India would have to have settled Kashmir to the paki's satisfaction, or India would be subject to a nuke attack. That was back...

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