Bharat Rakshak

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Thus, Pakistan’s ‘counter-escalation’ moves have neutralised to a considerable extent the US efforts to hurt Pakistan with the threatened financial and security costs. Thus, the coercive diplomacy alone isn’t going to help the US’s Afghanistan fiasco. There is a need for adopting a “more flexible d...

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https://www.dawn.com/news/1427089/past-present-and-future Some Pakistanis are beginning to see the matrix. The deprogramming is by stealth promoted by access to information and the fact that India has risen to its knees. The latter fact can not be reconciled with the previously agreed fictions of th...

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Point taken in good grace.

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I was hoping not to have to belabour the obvious. When the usual cast of characters demonstrates for Khalistan, a counter protest singing patriotic songs only serves to legitimise them.

Indians definitely need to develop succinct communication skills. Not everything requires a garrulous explication.

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Please read the caption on the placard.

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Send them video of the Oberai in Delhi.

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Well let’s get on with partition of these reserves then.

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For most of history the west has led in science and humanistic ethics?

Is this what they teach in India’s schools?

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Please to provide a link only.

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Did India’s reserves not touch $425 billion recently?

Is this also a difference between Hindu India and Muslim Pakistan? What would Jinnah say?

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Lest it be misconstrued, I mean NO disrespect for the Khoi people. I just reviewed the history of Sarah Baartman, it sickened me.

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Good catch. Or they padded his bottom. Or perhaps he has Hottentot blood in him, possibly courtesy of Admiral Zheng.

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^^^ i referenced the Egyptian zoo caper as a comment on their great new hope.

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Does the Pakistan Army also run this Egyptian zoo?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-44968509

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For some perspective. This community is asking for a regiment of their own.

http://www.atimes.com/article/eyes-and- ... -regiment/

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I thought it was Islam keeping the five...er....four parts together.

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In fact those indigenously made satellites were tested to pull the Long March up to near low earth orbit.

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It is not geographic size or resources that are the ultimate arbiter. The US STEM leapfrog was due to European workers in the 1930s and 40s. Much as the recent Indian Chinese influx that produces outsize results in digital technology or materials science. The USSR produced spectacular results in spa...

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Great write up. My only query is, why has China not done it already?

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There is a separate country for Indian Muslims.

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Scholars can come to sit and think but Pakis want to come to sh!t and stink.

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Military industrial complex? How about cutting palm oil imports 15%?

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I am reading the book solely for schadenfreude. I think, as I get to the latter pages, I will not be disappointed. Will post the relevant excerpts.. From what I've read, delusion and jihad seem to be a most potent brew of which our de-evolving neighbours seem to have take deep draughts. Then they r...

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Appropriately enough, that looks like fool’s gold.

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So, in Pakistan they fall to the path of homosexuality.

Little wonder Pakistan is at the forefront of human civilisation.

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Okay maybe Swedish. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/best- ... the-house/

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Hey, there was German restaurant washing the toilet seat in the dishwasher a few years ago. Pakistanis continue to lag behind.

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - April 24, 2018 Aaaargh, I cant stand it.

Aaaargh, I cant stand it.

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Continuing my scanning of popular entertainment as a metric for India's cultural dominance of Pakistan and its implications for an independent Islamic identity, this one film is also banned in Pakistan, https://tribune.com.pk/story/1694960/4-get-girls-together-veere-di-wedding-trailer/ It is remarka...

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https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article ... -surgeries

This is concerning, health care for Kenyans, even wealthy ones, seems lacking in basic diagnostics let alone treatment.

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https://www.quora.com/Whose-Economy-is- ... Bangladesh, in response toi Sherry Rahman's optimism (likely born of too much sherry).

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Too bad Durrani did not provide his assessment of the killing fields of Karachi. I believe he was on for two years at the time.

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Pakistan warns india https://www.google.ca/search?rlz=1CDGOYI_enCA746CA746&hl=en-US&biw=414&bih=660&tbm=nws&ei=gn8JW7GFBona5gL33ragBA&q=pakistan+warns+india&oq=pakistan+warns+india&gs_l=mobile-gws-serp.3...486650.496255.0.496510.24.18.0.6.6.0.632.3250.0j14j3j5-1.18.0....

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Can I ask why they are there? Are they employed only by their co-religionists or are the citizens of that city willing to alter demographics so long as they do not have to pay fair market price for labour?

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SBajwa, whatever happened to hearts and minds? This is probably not the way to treat stone pelters. Putting it on social media inflames temperament but more importantly a professional if not civil treatment of such people will be more productive of desired ends. See the following: http://www.newswee...

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Yeah, I'd feel like a slaver.

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The man, who is yet to be identified, is still at large.

sanjaykumar · Re: Neutering & Defanging Chinese Threat (15-11-2017) Sad. (How do I sign up?)

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Should any of the 16 countries identified by the US State Department as already under the sway of Chinese “debtbook diplomacy”, 17 now if we include Pakistan, try to wiggle free of Chinese impositions, they will most likely be confronted by the prospect of sovereign debt default. This would make an...

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