Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - May 13, 2013

kish · Post by **kish** » 16 Jul 2013 11:40

Alhamdulillah, Roughly 10 pakisatanis die glorious izlamic death in karachi every day. This is significantly more than last years figure.

[url=httpxxx://www.thenews.com.pk/Todays-News-4-190087 ... -says-HRCP]1,726 killed in Karachi in first six months this year, says HRCP[/url]

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 16 Jul 2013 12:13

The US has behaved recklessly all over the world, but no where more so than in Pakistan. The entire brunt of terrorism and wars that India has faced is because of the US. Now, the US is doing the same in Syria.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 16 Jul 2013 14:53

Pak Taliban's Presence Turns Syria into a Theatre of Global Jihad - Atul Aneja, The Hindu

The Pakistani Taliban’s revelation that its fighters, drawn from various countries, have joined the Syrian rebels in battling President Bashar Al-Assad’s forces points to Syria becoming a theatre of global jihad.

Quoting Taliban commanders in Pakistan, Reuters reported that hundreds of fighters joined the opposition combating the Syrian army. The report said the purpose of the exercise was to establish closer links with al-Qaeda’s central leadership.{I can't understand this proposed proximity to AQ's central leadership when that leadership exists in Af-Pak itself. Why go to Syria all the way ? The Taliban have for long been part of AQAM. People like Qari Saifullah Akhtar or Ilyas Kashmiri (before his death), have been the core of the Punjabi Taliban and AQ as well}

Figting group

In Syria, the Taliban has been operating with groups such as the al-Qaeda linked Jabhat al-Nusra, whose fighters have been drawn from neighbouring countries such as Libya and Tunisia, forming a nucleus of fighters in the Levant that can mutate in the service of global jihad.

Analysts say outfits such as the al-Nusra, the al-Qaeda in Iraq and a number of other extremists groups have organised themselves under the Syrian Islamic Front (SIF) umbrella group, forming the most potent fighting core of the Syrian opposition.

According to Reuters, Taliban fighters had gone to Syria to fight alongside their “Mujahedeen friends”. “When our brothers needed our help, we sent hundreds of fighters along with our Arab friends,” said one senior Taliban commander. He added that the group would soon release videos demonstrating the “victories” recorded by the group in Syria.

“Since our Arab brothers have come here for our support, we are bound to help them in their respective countries and that is what we did in Syria,” another commander was quoted as saying. “We have established our own camps in Syria. Some of our people go and then return after spending some time fighting there.”

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 16 Jul 2013 14:59

Pakistan’s Latest War : Pakistan versus its non-state violent actors (VNSA)

Cheers

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 16 Jul 2013 15:18

Peregrine wrote:Pakistan’s Latest War : Pakistan versus its non-state violent actors (VNSA)

From the above link,

Imagine, we have been in a state of war for more than ten years and are yet to identify our enemy.

Farrukh Saleem is generally good, for a Pakistani. But, how can he say the above ? Pakistan knows its enemy. Has known it for decades now.

As Musharraf used to say, 'identify the root cause and eliminate it'. Now, that root cause takes Pakistanis right to its neighbour, India, the hegemonic daemon. For over six decades now, the Pakistanis have been pursuing the objective. What is wrong with that ? Why is Farrukh Saleem calling the very tools of the state as enemies now ?

Ashok Sarraff · Post by **Ashok Sarraff** » 16 Jul 2013 15:32

SSridhar wrote:
Peregrine wrote:Pakistan’s Latest War : Pakistan versus its non-state violent actors (VNSA)
From the above link,
Imagine, we have been in a state of war for more than ten years and are yet to identify our enemy.
Farrukh Saleem is generally good, for a Pakistani. But, how can he say the above ? Pakistan knows its enemy. Has known it for decades now.

As Musharraf used to say, 'identify the root cause and eliminate it'. Now, that root cause takes Pakistanis right to its neighbour, India, the hegemonic daemon. For over six decades now, the Pakistanis have been pursuing the objective. What is wrong with that ? Why is Farrukh Saleem calling the very tools of the state as enemies now ?

Masli, the elephant in the room, is the root cause and the real enemy. The magical elephant is so powerful that it blinds its followers so they can follow him but can't see it.

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 16 Jul 2013 17:01

Railway turnaround: Chinese company’s offer

THE government should seriously look into the offer by a Chinese company to help turn around the collapsing Pakistan Railways. In an interview with a Pakistani wire service, a senior official of Sinotec Song Shuangping stated that his company had a “plan to steer the decades-old railways system out of the crisis and make a profitable entity”. The plan suggests strengthening of the existing railway tracks and usage of electric locomotives to reduce the travelling time and significantly save the railway’s expenditure on running its trains. The Chinese company, which has been working on different power projects in Pakistan for the last 10 years, says the train network can later be extended up to the Gwadar port for the transportation of goods to other parts of the country. If implemented, it should reduce the country’s oil import bill, decrease the heavy traffic load on the highways, provide swifter and economical travel facility to the passengers, and, importantly, increase profitability. The president of the company met Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif during his recent visit to China. It is hoped that the government will also explore the possibility of Chinese cooperation for the revival of the railway when a delegation of the company visits Pakistan next month.

.... and pigs will fly

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 16 Jul 2013 17:13

Brad Goodman wrote:Railway turnaround: Chinese company’s offer
THE government should seriously look into the offer by a Chinese company to help turn around the collapsing Pakistan Railways. . . . The Chinese company, which has been working on different power projects in Pakistan for the last 10 years, says the train network can later be extended up to the Gwadar port for the transportation of goods to other parts of the country.

This is paid Editorial in DAWN.

abhijitm · Post by **abhijitm** » 16 Jul 2013 20:15

Brad Goodman wrote:Railway turnaround: Chinese company’s offer

The Chinese company, which has been working on different power projects in Pakistan for the last 10 years

On this qualification I propose the project should be given to the Chinese company.

RCase · Post by **RCase** » 16 Jul 2013 20:19

With the current power deficit and load shedding, where is the power for the locomotives going to come from? Will it come from tarrel than mountain fliend, Yindia, djinn technology or water kit?

arun · Post by **arun** » 16 Jul 2013 20:47

X Posted from the “Oppression of minorities in Pakistan” thread.

The issue of adherents of Mohammaddenism in the UK with roots to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, indulging in paedophilic sexual grooming, comes in for comment by Soeren Kern of the think tank, the Gatestone Institute. In the process a new Jihad term, namely “Rape Jihad” is coined joining others like “Love Jihad”,“Sex Jihad” etc:

Britain: "Rape Jihad" Against Children

Also from the Gatestone Institute an article about the Mohammaddens of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan persecuting their Abrahamic religious cousins, namely the followers of Christism:

Pakistan: Violations against Christians Soar

putnanja · Post by **putnanja** » 16 Jul 2013 20:52

Brad Goodman wrote:Railway turnaround: Chinese company’s offer

THE government should seriously look into the offer by a Chinese company to help turn around the collapsing Pakistan Railways. In an interview with a Pakistani wire service, a senior official of Sinotec Song Shuangping stated that his company had a “plan to steer the decades-old railways system out of the crisis and make a profitable entity”. The plan suggests strengthening of the existing railway tracks and usage of electric locomotives to reduce the travelling time and significantly save the railway’s expenditure on running its trains. The Chinese company, which has been working on different power projects in Pakistan for the last 10 years, says the train network can later be extended up to the Gwadar port for the transportation of goods to other parts of the country. If implemented, it should reduce the country’s oil import bill, decrease the heavy traffic load on the highways, provide swifter and economical travel facility to the passengers, and, importantly, increase profitability. The president of the company met Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif during his recent visit to China. It is hoped that the government will also explore the possibility of Chinese cooperation for the revival of the railway when a delegation of the company visits Pakistan next month.
.... and pigs will fly

When the entire country is reeling under 10-15hours power cuts, where will they find electricity to run the trains? And given the moth-eaten state of their railway networks, it will be almost like creating new railway network.

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 16 Jul 2013 22:17

ju take that

Smartphone sales on the rise in Pakistan despite lack of 3G network

LAHORE: More people in Pakistan are buying smartphones, requiring a 3G network for fast data connections that add functionality to their devices. But the problem is -- no 3G network exists in the country.

On three occasions under the previous government, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority tried to auction 3G licences. However, it failed every time.

The billion-dollar opportunity was lost because political conditions were not conducive.

kenop · Post by **kenop** » 16 Jul 2013 22:18

YYY have been outwitted by the Pak Railways as only 276 km route between Lahore and Khanewal is electric.
Rest has been running on the liquid that springs forth from the phour phathers of the Arab land.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 17 Jul 2013 01:45

Nightwatch:

http://www.kforcegov.com/Services/IS/Ni ... 00157.aspx

Pakistan: Update. According to a report in the Pakistani newspaper, Dawn, the Interior Ministry said provincial authorities throughout Pakistan deny that militants have left the country for Syria. However, three Pakistani intelligence officials based in the tribal region bordering Afghanistan, as well as militants themselves, said the fighters leaving Pakistan for Syria include members of Al Qaeda, the Pakistani Taliban and the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (a Sunni terrorist group).

The report said that one group of 70 fighters was sent in the last two months. A second group of 40 is preparing to leave. One group reportedly is fighting with the al Nusrah Front, which is allied with al Qaida.

Comment: The Free Syrian Army denied that Pakistanis are fighting in Syria. According to a Pakistani who is preparing to depart for Syria, the Syrian fight against the Shiite Asad government has become more urgent than the fight against the Pakistani government.

This is a recent development whose impact is not apparent in Pakistan or Syria. Thus far, the Nawaz Sharif government has had no clear success in coping with terrorist attacks in Pakistan. However, Pakistani intelligence could be encouraging or facilitating the export of fighters to Syria in order to help improve security conditions in Pakistan's northwest. They have done so in the past, notably just before the collapse of the Taliban government in Afghanistan in 2001.

So Pak perfidy is well known and documented to all except Duplicity.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 17 Jul 2013 01:50

1. Good News!

Government to buy 58 diesel locomotives from American company

Pakistan will import 58 diesel electric locomotives, costing Rs 19.40 billion from an American company under a new deal to improve Pakistan Railways performance, well placed sources told Business Recorder. The government has placed an order with the American company, Caterpillar, to supply 58 locomotives, sources said, adding that the delivery would start in November 2013 and would complete by June 2014.

While commenting on the deal of 75 locomotives with a Chinese company, an official said that the matter was in the Court, but the Railways Ministry on June 5 blacklisted the company over its failure to fulfil the contractual obligations against the subject contract. Lahore High Court (LHC) in its last hearing declined the request of the Chinese company to withdraw its petition against contract termination by the Pakistan government for supply of 75 locomotives.

2. Too Good to be True!!

Plan to import locomotives dropped

ISLAMABAD: The much-trumpeted project to purchase 150 locomotives from foreign companies this fiscal year has been abandoned, as Federal Minister for Railways Khawaja Saad Rafique has decided to manufacture new engines locally and repair the old ones to save the department from getting more loans.

Cheers

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 17 Jul 2013 02:13

I heard One Pak Geeni-us have invented LCG +PCG combustion based Poaqefficient Rail engine. LCG and PCG= Lahori Channa Gas and Pyaz Caused Gas. Engine will work at 72% additional capacity if the passanger Hold their breath for full 36 Minutes and let engine suck up this additional Pure Paki Exotic Hallal Air.

Shanmukh · Post by **Shanmukh** » 17 Jul 2013 03:42

http://abna.ir/data.asp?lang=3&Id=440805

More green vs greener love.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 17 Jul 2013 05:05

nageshks wrote:http://abna.ir/data.asp?lang=3&Id=440805More green vs greener love.

Its called G On G action in holy places.
Rumours galore

http://www.thefridaytimes.com/beta3/tft ... 12&page=32

The rumour mills are working overtime with regard to who leaked the Abbottabad Commission report. They say it's come from Mr Bean's office, via a middling official invoking plausible deniability, "unbeknownst" to his boss. A generally unquoted part of the Al-Jazeera report goes thus: "The Commission investigated the case of Saeed Iqbal, a retired Pakistan Army Lt Colonel who was once assigned to the ISI, who visited one of bin Laden's neighbours as many as three times in the months leading up to the raid. Iqbal was driving a bulletproof vehicle, and took several photographs from the roof of the neighbouring house. Lt Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha, then DG ISI, testified that Iqbal had been retired 'on disciplinary grounds' and had established a private security business. He 'disappeared' according to the ISI, two days after the operation to kill bin ote]Laden on May 1, 2011. His profile according to Lt-Gen Pasha 'matched that of a likely CIA recruit'."

abhishek_sharma · Post by **abhishek_sharma** » 17 Jul 2013 05:12

Afghanistan: What Pakistan Wants: Anatol Lieven

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 17 Jul 2013 05:31

Pakis deny reports of Taliban cell in Syria. So far so good but this next statement takes the cake:

Pakistan’s foreign office has denied reports regarding the presence of Pakistani Taliban militants in Syria, saying “no militant has left the country... Pakistani officials will never allow them to do so”

So the spokesman is basically admitting that the tellibunnies are under the control of the paki government. Apparently, the bearded ones need permission to leave the country.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 17 Jul 2013 05:41

Brad Goodman wrote:ju take that

Smartphone sales on the rise in Pakistan despite lack of 3G network

LAHORE: More people in Pakistan are buying smartphones, requiring a 3G network for fast data connections that add functionality to their devices. But the problem is -- no 3G network exists in the country.

These are 400% cheap Cheena made knockoffs of the real 3G phones - the cheena iphoney phones

Anindya · Post by **Anindya** » 17 Jul 2013 06:45

A golden oldie - just re-posting, lest we forget what we're dealing with....

Gang rapist claims right to assault

THE eldest of four Pakistani gang rapist brothers has admitted lying at trial and apologised to his victims but said he thought he had a right to rape the "promiscuous" teenage girls.

Gus · Post by **Gus** » 17 Jul 2013 06:51

the ones going to syria - are these veterans or fresh recruits? i am guessing the latter.

arun · Post by **arun** » 17 Jul 2013 08:12

Brad Goodman wrote:ju take that

Smartphone sales on the rise in Pakistan despite lack of 3G network

LAHORE: More people in Pakistan are buying smartphones, requiring a 3G network for fast data connections that add functionality to their devices. But the problem is -- no 3G network exists in the country.

On three occasions under the previous government, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority tried to auction 3G licences. However, it failed every time.

The billion-dollar opportunity was lost because political conditions were not conducive.

When owning a cell phone can get you stoned to death, the lack of a 3G network is a relatively minor problem for cell phone owners in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan:

PAKISTAN: A young woman stoned to death for having a cell phone after ruling by a Panchayat

Vipul · Post by **Vipul** » 17 Jul 2013 09:01

Pakistani current affairs program anchors and thie invited "experts" are having collective orgasm and going into overdrive quoting a Indian official news report that Mumbai attacks and attack on Parliament were inside Indian Intelligence jobs and are/were used to to malign Pakistan.
Zaid Hamid's Lal Topi appears extra starched and he is the guest expert in most of the Programs hosted by Known India baiters like Mubashir Luqman, Moeed Peerzada, Kashif Abaasi and Talat Hussain.
Ever ready to please the pakis Kuldip Nayar and Praveen Swami are of course showing themselves for the Pathetic creatures they are on these programs.
Of interest are the comments of numerous of these experts who are also Track II'ers from the shitistani side.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 17 Jul 2013 10:00

Vipul, can you give a gist of what Praveen swami said in these programmes ? TIA.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 17 Jul 2013 10:25

Kharra Sach (10th July 2013)
The Most important Issue among brainy Poqonut DJinnaat!!

Lalmohan · Post by **Lalmohan** » 17 Jul 2013 12:02

the bbc carried a report yesterday saying that TTP was proclaiming that it is sending fighters to Syria, but al-Nusra and others were saying 'thanks but no thanks' - apparently the four-firathers have enough mardpower in syria to slaughter infidels and apostates without the need for any sdre-umma-birathers, so they were not welcome. the article also says that no ttp-wallahs have been 'found' in kashmir - so this front is for LET only?

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 17 Jul 2013 12:09

The BBC may be on a mission to project a softer image of Pakistan ahead of the crucial 2014.

partha · Post by **partha** » 17 Jul 2013 13:01

anupmisra wrote:Pakis deny reports of Taliban cell in Syria. So far so good but this next statement takes the cake:

Pakistan’s foreign office has denied reports regarding the presence of Pakistani Taliban militants in Syria, saying “no militant has left the country... Pakistani officials will never allow them to do so”
So the spokesman is basically admitting that the tellibunnies are under the control of the paki government. Apparently, the bearded ones need permission to leave the country.

What morons

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 17 Jul 2013 14:06

From Nightwatch

Pakistan: The government announced it will hold an election for president on 6 August. The election commission said in a statement Tuesday that candidates can submit their nomination papers until 24 July.

Comment: Presidential elections are indirect by an electoral college composed of all the members of the four provincial parliaments and the members of the national parliament. The people do not elect the president because the government is parliamentary and the president is a ceremonial figurehead, now that Musharraf's presidential system has been scrapped and parliament restored. The significance of the election is not related to national policy or strategy. Those are now the responsibility of the prime minister and his cabinet in cooperation with parliament. Outgoing President Zardari was strongly tempted to retain as much of Musharraf's power as he could, but was blocked by the members of parliament. The significance of the election is that Zardari will no longer have immunity from prosecution for money laundering and other crimes. The Swiss criminal actions will resume and the Supreme Court of Pakistan will ensure Zardari is brought to justice.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 17 Jul 2013 14:08

partha wrote:
anupmisra wrote:Pakis deny reports of Taliban cell in Syria. So far so good but this next statement takes the cake:

Pakistan’s foreign office has denied reports regarding the presence of Pakistani Taliban militants in Syria, saying “no militant has left the country... Pakistani officials will never allow them to do so”

So the spokesman is basically admitting that the tellibunnies are under the control of the paki government. Apparently, the bearded ones need permission to leave the country.
What morons

Didn't Jinnah himself admit to Mountbatten that he would withdraw the Frontier tribesmen from J&K if certain conditions were met ?

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 17 Jul 2013 15:52

anupmisra wrote:Pakis deny reports of Taliban cell in Syria.
Pakistan’s foreign office has denied reports regarding the presence of Pakistani Taliban militants in Syria, saying “no militant has left the country... Pakistani officials will never allow them to do so”

This was yesterday. And, as if one cue, the chief honcho of the tellibunnies comes out with this statement to contradict the not-for-profit group's earlier statements on global ventures:

No, No!! We are still "focused" on our madr-e-watan Pakistan

A senior commander who sits on the shura of the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) said there was no tactical shift

rejected suggestions they were sending fighters to Syria, saying some have gone there independently but the movement’s focus remained on Pakistan

mainly Arabs and Central Asians

we have far better targets in the region

Therefore, confirming that the TTP would rather be unwitting fodder for the drones than be eaten by the Syrian army personnel hell bent on revenge.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 17 Jul 2013 16:30

A young woman stoned to death for having a cell phone

Arifa, a mother of two, has been stoned to death on the orders of Panchayat (a tribal court) for possessing a cell phone. She was executed on 11 July in the district of Dera Ghazi Khan in Punjab province. The victim was stoned to death by her uncle and relatives on the orders of Panchayat after she was found to have a mobile phone.

The incident is a clear reflection of the total collapse of the rule of law in the country

No Kidding!

jash_p · Post by **jash_p** » 17 Jul 2013 16:50

The BBC may be on a mission to project a softer image of Pakistan ahead of the crucial 2014.

I have question to gurus ?

Lets say Uncle pulls out totally from Afganistan in 2014 than in 2015 will they change their affection for Pakis ? or still shower with dollars and arms. If don't change its love for Pakis than 2014 is false time line for civilised world.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 17 Jul 2013 20:22

Well depends on what you mean by 'change of their affection for Pakis?' Vis-a-vis Paki stance towards India tehy will subsidise them 'shower them with $ and alms sorry arms'. Vis-a-vis Paki export of IT towards West they wont.
The whole 80s-90s it was like that only. They think this does two things:

- Stability in that volatile region
- Keeps India occupied and tied down
- And can be used to force India to submit i.e.
open up more Kerrylogical attacks

archan · Post by **archan** » 17 Jul 2013 20:45

I can bet that the uncle must have been eyeing the poor woman. Land of the poor indeed.

member_23252 · Post by **member_23252** » 17 Jul 2013 21:36

India’s move on rice to hurt Pakistan

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 17 Jul 2013 21:49

A_Rai wrote:India’s move on rice to hurt Pakistan

Another Paki whine.

But some facts:

....Pakistan exported rice worth $1.756 billion in July-May period in 2012-13 as against $1.908bn over the corresponding period last year, reflecting a decline of over seven percent.

The impact of the trade distorting subsidy was not limited to Pakistan’s exports of rice because Thailand and Vietnam were also no more the first two exporters of the world as this position was taken over by India. India has already taken number one position in exports by releasing stocks which are highly subsidised.

.........

Contrary to this, government of Pakistan came out of the business of rice export two decades ago and the rice exports have become a steady source of foreign exchange for the country and the whole business was carried out the private sector.

Experts says it was a need of the time, that Islamabad should uphold WTO disciplines to protect Pakistan rice exports worth 2bn dollars and invest in research, pest eradication, storage, improvement in yield and develop varieties which consume less water.

While at it stop mixing rice mixdt with mice shcidt.