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Surya wrote:not the right thread but one should see the wailing going on in Brit newspapers on the Chinese execution of a Brit national caught with drugs

Well, they are right. How dare the Chinese accuse Blitain of smuggling dlugs into China. Wonder where the Chinese get riddiculous such ideas.

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England ready to pull out of Commonwealth Games over terror risk Pls do so. Walk the talk. TIA. I would like for us to pull out of the Commonwealth itself. Don't get me wrong. Bear no ill-will against UK-stan. DO business with them when it benefits all parties etc. But please bear them no misplaced...

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But why the B-52s? Do the B-52s launch precision hellfires at individual targets? They are good for bombing the crap out of an armed formation or an entire village of talibs OR threatening a pak fauj garrison. I think the B-52 is symbolic for the pak fauj, as a show of the things they can expect if...

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http://www.brecorder.com/index.php?id=1000404&currPageNo=1&query=&search=&term=&supDate= Ban imposed on speeches by Indian Zakireen ASSHFAQULLAH SHAWL ISLAMABAD (December 26 2009): Federal Interior Minister Rehman Malik said that the Interior Ministry has imposed ban on speeches...

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How many Indians have read Great Expectations and Tale of Two Cities etc and greatly admire Dickens but have no idea that he said about Indians: “I wish I were a commander in chief in India. The first thing I would do to strike that Oriental Race with amazement . . . should be to proclaim to them . ...

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In the context of this thread, to start with, we have to learn from the mistakes of the past, and to do that we need to accurately understand it first. That means we have to arrive at our own assessment of colonial rule and our recent history, and form our own narrative and established version of wh...

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Another khanomist article, another interesting (if cliched) hypothesis: The greatest strength of America is that people want to live there Something that is yet to be tested fully in the light of the second debt-deflationary spiral since the great depression. And certainly for skilled migrants. The...

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Sir, the difference between German occupation of Austria and British enslavement of India are different. 150 years of colonial rule in transitional stage (from agrarian to industrial/modern) I think that is the most important thing. We were traditionally a great trading nation, one the ancient cros...

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he listened for a while and then said 'its been almost two generations since independence, how much longer are you going to keep blaming the british for everything?'; so i said 'but it was such a devastating legacy...'; so he said 'look at what they did to us (including germans) and look at us now'...

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^^^ Jamaat-i-Islami chief Munawar Hasan, who almost always wears the Jinnah cap, explains, ‘Quaid-e-Azam died too early in the country’s history So Munawar Hasan means to imply that Pakistan's history began in 1947? :eek: He is true in a sense, the parasites have very little to do with the civiliza...

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I just think that this is quite a prepostuerous and unreasonable assumption. The LCA has anyway been decades into development and is still, to this day, essentially a prototype. The technologies incorporated in the Gripen are far superior to the LCA, be it the AESA radar, IRST, FBW system, as well ...

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The reactor of the 'indigenous' INS Arihant, bought from the Russian OKBM through Rubin , located in the sixth compartment of the 8-compartment hull of the nuclear submarine, will get started once the clearance comes, said an officer, adding that before that nothing could be done, and the real tria...

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More shocking allegations from Herr General...trying to whitewash his reputation? What's so shocking about it. One would have to be naive to think that the SL Army didn't kill at least some LTTE top leaders (and maybe their families) in cold blood. ----------- If Thusitha doesn't have basic knowled...

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If white dominated British society begins to grant more rights to its oppressed Muslim citizens, we will see less Muslim men joining Jihad. This will also help the situation in Kashmir. Would you care to list the rights you have in mind so that we may understand better? I guess he meant it in a sar...

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Who needs Zahid Hamid, when Pankaj Mishra is here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2009/dec/11/kissingers-fantasy-obamas-realism The road to stability runs through Kashmir. With its latest surge, America has taken a terrible diversion Obama's long speech on Afghanistan barely ment...

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x-posting from UK thread: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/christopherbooker/6798052/What-links-the-Copenhagen-conference-with-the-steelworks-closing-in-Redcar.html Looks like a lot of Paki traits like conspiracy theories and blaming others for their own ills have rubbed off on the Brit...

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/christopherbooker/6798052/What-links-the-Copenhagen-conference-with-the-steelworks-closing-in-Redcar.html Looks like a lot of Paki traits like conspiracy theories and blaming others for their own ills have rubbed off on the Brits after a lot of 'close' a...

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The economissed rag uvacha: Ireland shows the rest of Europe what austerity really mean :(( :(( Well, big blother gleat blitain next door must be watching with jeebees for sure. Perhaps. Well, the Irish bhai-log are sort of like desis in that they are hard working folks with decent community ties. ...

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From the article posted by Anupmisra: Brigadier (retd) Hafeez Malik, who retired in 1995, served in East Pakistan as a captain and remained a prisoner in Indian jail for two-and-a-half years. "I was with my brigadier Muhammad Hayat, who passed away recently, at Khulna point when we got the mess...

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Rony is quite right, and I have heard locals mention that certain public places like sections of the beach are taken over by Israelis and are off-limits for others, whether tourists from other countries or Indian. Common interests and strategic ties notwithstanding, some things are simply not accept...

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^ If you read the comments section of the photoshopped flag article , you will realise that the article falls flat. It is well intentioned, but using photoshopped images is quite a widespread thing. plus the image was not created by the publication being blamed Hardly, the article is completely rig...

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From the article posted earlier: http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect/daw ... -229-zj-02 Soon after partition, hostilities begin in Kashmir, confirming the establishment’s worst fears about Indian intentions. Never mind that after the initial attack launched by tribesmen into Kashmir to help their Mu...

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Singha wrote:
but what if the french refuse to share the electronic details of the core
computers and displays needed to interface the new radar and weapons? if they dont co-operate how will this work?

If they refuse to co-operate they should be blacklisted for future weapons purchases. b

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A military coup in Pakistan? Military coup in Pakistan is a bit of an oxymoron, for most of it's history the country has been firmly in control of the military, with the odd civilian government being merely a figurehead. Whatever military coups have occurred so far are mainly due to personal ego (l...

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Remember those Motorbike MotorMas that porkiland had recruited to become traffic cops? They have, er..., vanished. Where have all female traffic officers gone? At first they were a source of delight for women and curiosity for men (especially porkis who were used to staring at goats) ROFL...that is...

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^^^ In the British white bigots vs Pakistanis debate, its best not to get emotional or take sides with one or the other. Just bring out the popcorn and watch the fun. Remember that both have perpetuated horrendous crimes against our land and peoples, and would harm us again if presented the opportun...

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GM and SAIC set to unveil India tie-up

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/f7f6d2b8-e01f ... ck_check=1

Please boycott GM cars, and advise your friends and family to do the same.

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Much of what she says is true, so why bother? I was more concerned about the Kashmir and Arunachal-less map they are using. What she said about needing a generator and tap water being not safe to drink are facts, and is actually known to anybody who has an iota of knowledge about India. But the way...

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This may be true. I remember when i was negotiating with dell customercare to purchase a laptop. he spilled out a dell secret. Dell has a manufacturing facility in kanchipuram, which is supposed to manufacture laptops. But instead they were manufacturing it in china and malyasia and just assembling...

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Gilani: Of course there are Pakistani militants but the insurgencies are driven by foreign elements. SPIEGEL: Let us guess: You believe that the Indian intelligence service is behind it. Is the SPIEGEL reporter being sarcastic here? Good ol' squeezer plays along without realizing the sarcasm.. I th...

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Here we go. LaWhori Logic, at its best , a LaWhori Pakjabi. Lots of "Gruntees". Well good old Squeezer represent 99.99% of sum total of Pakiland's "intelligence" , the rest .1%being shared in even quantity by 179900000 Paki Abduls born out of incest. Allah has indeed been mercif...

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Problem is that Unkil in Pakistan will never leave the country. Does India want Unkil sitting in the neighbourhood?I think not In an ideal situation, no. But compare it with the situation today where Unkil is already there in every conceivable way, plus he is propping up a terrorist regime with des...

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I like the idea of an AC-130 Spectre in IA/IAF/Special Forces service, however one wonders when, if ever it will be used. At war time, it will not be able to operate in areas where strong air defenses are still standing, which rules it out from the initial portion of the war, perhaps it is useful fo...

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Afghanistan stabilization may depend on Indo-Pakistani reconciliation Just as a FYI, this news paper is not even a regional one in Chicago. It has some following within the city limits perhaps. The author responding to some angry comments putting him in place: Michael Hughes says: Ni- I wasn't outr...

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^^^ I am not against Cricket, but wish this money is spent in building a stadium for other sports instead of Cricket. The state association is paying for it, they aren't getting it for free. If they can pay for it, they should get it. Why cant other sports and their supporters turn around their gam...

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On the other hand Indian industry can use the returning working population from Dubai and replace all the PRC work visas to start with. Very good point, currently the Indian construction industry has a big-time shortage of skilled workers, mainly because most of them go overseas. If the govt gives ...

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:rotfl: :rotfl: We must be ready to fight Hindus, says Nizami LAHORE - Editor-in-Chief The Nation and Chairman Nazria Pakistan Trust Majid Nizami has said that we should remain well-prepared for war against Hindus as they were casting bad eye on Pakistan and our independence, which is a blessing of...

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I wanted to see those building in the coast line, its good for business because the foreign investors would love the beach and the view, it would have been an good USP to sell business and pleasure together. There is no point ruining the kalampakkam area because it had a beautiful forest which went...

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karthik wrote: Our USP is our beaches and long coast lines but our politicians are so uneducated they are making the IT corridor inland!! Democracy is real a great way to screw up development.

Er...the IT corridor (OMR) is not more than 5-10 km from the sea as the bird flies.

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Vivek_A wrote:
Anyone who thinks the CIA would send a third of it's budget to the ISI doesn't understand how things work in America...or, is a paki.

Well said, anything is possible with Lahori logic.

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