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Peregrine wrote:Pakistan Begs on its Own Terms

Deal with IMF on our terms : Dar

Vowing to put the staggering economy back on track at any cost, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has said that Pakistan will negotiate with International Monetary Fund (IMF) on its ‘own terms’ for fresh loan package to repay the previous one and will bear ‘no dictation’ in this regard.

Raja Bose wrote:[e="Peregrine"]Pakistan Begs on its Own Terms

Vowing to put the staggering economy back on track at any cost, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has said that Pakistan will negotiate with International Monetary Fund (IMF) on its ‘own terms’ for fresh loan package to repay the previous one and will bear ‘no dictation’ in this regard.

Cheers [img]http://www.skyscrapercity.com/images/smilies/beer.gif[/imgLike they say in the HoKo, iph you lend me 1 dallah, it ij my piraablum. iph you are kaffir enuff to lend me 1 billion dallah, it ij jour piraablum!

Raja Bose wrote:

Peregrine wrote:Pakistan Begs on its Own Terms

Deal with IMF on our terms : Dar

It should be stated forthrightly that Pakistan-based militants are not the only organizations that pose harm to Americans at home and abroad. Pakistan’s intelligence, the ISI, has the ability to influence
events here in the United States. My colleagues, peers and journalist acquaintances suggest that this takes place through various means. First, the ISI wields influence by supporting individuals and organizations directly and indirectly in taking positions that are supportive of that of the Pakistan government.xxii


Second, the ISI wields influence by threatening U.S. citizens here in the United States. In fact, in May 2011, after I testified on LeT before a Senate subcommittee, I received an email that likely was sent at the behest of a Pakistani intelligence agency. After receiving this note, I reached out to Ambassador Husain Haqqani because I had planned to avail of a grant I had received to work on my book in Pakistan during the summer of 2011. When at last he could contact me about this, he told me forthrightly that I should cancel my trip because “the crew cuts are after” me. In addition, I learned that the then defense attaché and ISI liaison (Brigadier Butt) sent a letter about me to personnel at the Pakistan embassy barring them from meeting with me. This gives some sense of the punitive approaches that this organization takes when it does not approve of one’s scholarship on it and/or its proxies.


I have heard disconcerting reports among expatriate Pakistanis that they or Pakistani-Americans have been intimidated. A few weeks back I heard a harrowing story about a New York journalist who was reportedly approached by such a man while on the subway platform. Reportedly, he told her in Urdu that he could easily push her. Obviously, I have no way to confirm or disconfirm this episode. However, I want to bring to your attention that very real possibility that individuals are being threatened and coerced here on American soil.


This is in addition to the intrusive role that the ISI plays in granting U.S. citizens visas to Pakistan. U.S. scholars receiving Fulbright awards cannot get visas, reportedly due to ISI intrusions. (I also experienced this ISI interference before and even during my recent trip to Pakistan in May 2013. The previous Ambassador communicated to me that “they have an objection” due my co-authored report for the CTC and because of my public commentary about drones.) Of course, it is not unusual to oust foreign journalists from Pakistan –not because they have conducted themselves illegally—but because they report the truth, which is often unflattering and contributes to evolving public perception in the United States and elsewhere that Pakistan is at best a perfidious ally if not outright foe.xxiii

saravana wrote:Jinnah's house has become moth eaten too

Raja Bose wrote:YYY Bolice kanspeeracy against Arap master of Pakis. If this is how satan treats Arap masters, what aukaat do Pakis have??

Power can be out for up to 20 hours a day in the summer. TV coverage may be lost in the middle of a cliffhanger cricket match.

anupmisra wrote:

Raja Bose wrote:YYY Bolice kanspeeracy against Arap master of Pakis. If this is how satan treats Arap masters, what aukaat do Pakis have??

"I have a right to a call and I am calling daddeee at the consulate. He will have me out of here and on a plane to Riyadh/Dubai/Kuwait/Abu Dhabi in no time. My girlfriend? Who? That blonde? She is not my girlfriend. She was helping me...er...shop. She can keep the car"

Rajdeep wrote: These pakis are like spoilt rich brats who get caught driving drunk and make a call to the rich daddy who will take care of the ticket.

Jhujar wrote:Bomb attack destroys Quaid's residency in Zia-rat

QUETTA: Militants attacked the Quaid-e-Haazam residency in Zila-rat with hand grenades in the wee hours of Saturday, destroying the historical monument where the foundler of Pakistan Mohammad Ali Zinna spent his last days.A police man outside the Quaid's residency was also killed in the attack.

Gagan wrote:The blast in Quetta happened at the medical college bus, and apart from the students who met their 72, there was another blast in the hospital itself where three bolis men attained their 72, one of them was a DIG?

And that is not all, at least 8 momeen are holed up inside the hospital and are phyrring at quetta bolis.

And its not even jumma today!

KJoishy wrote:Most Muslims I have met and talked to are amazingly hypocritical and just cannot fathom why people think of them that way. Some close friends talk about the Q-book, can debate verses, pray 5 times a day, get very outraged by "atrocities against muslims", but then go to strip clubs, drink whiskey, b2ng white chicks etc etc and not feel a thing about it. One fellow in sales gloats to me that he has a woman in every city he visits. Of course, most of these guys are narcissists, but they don't seem to think how what they say jells with what they say/do.

I think in the Muslim world, it is okay to do ANYTHING as long as you do the show of being religious. You can kill, murder, rape as long as you say inshallah and mashallah in every sentence.

Peregrine wrote:India hand Pakistan the Wooden Spoon : India 102 for 2 - D/L Method

Pakistan : Total Score 169 in 39.4 Overs - 77 for 3 in 20 Overs

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Islamic militants blew up a bus carrying female university students in Baluchistan Province in southwestern Pakistan on Saturday and then attacked a hospital complex where the wounded had been taken and local officials had gathered to comfort them, leaving at least 23 people dead.

KJoishy wrote:Most Muslims I have met and talked to are amazingly hypocritical and just cannot fathom why people think of them that way. Some close friends talk about the Q-book, can debate verses, pray 5 times a day, get very outraged by "atrocities against muslims", but then go to strip clubs, drink whiskey, b2ng white chicks etc etc and not feel a thing about it. One fellow in sales gloats to me that he has a woman in every city he visits. Of course, most of these guys are narcissists, but they don't seem to think how what they say jells with what they say/do.

I think in the Muslim world, it is okay to do ANYTHING as long as you do the show of being religious. You can kill, murder, rape as long as you say inshallah and mashallah in every sentence.

Peregrine wrote:Pakistan Begs on its Own Terms

Jhujar wrote:Qaddoo Qameene Qi Qissai In Quetta
Bomb attack destroys Quaid's residency in Ziarat

a_bharat wrote:Pakistan blast kills female students

A bomb destroyed the bus as it was preparing to take students home.
At least 11 students and have been killed and about 20 hurt in a blast on a bus at a university for women in the western Pakistani city of Quetta.
"It was an improvised explosive device placed in the women university bus," police chief Zubair Mahmood said.
Quetta is the capital of Balochistan province, which has seen a surge in militant violence in recent months.
Some attacks are carried out by separatists and others by Islamists who oppose women's education.

arun wrote:

a_bharat wrote:Pakistan blast kills female students

A bomb destroyed the bus as it was preparing to take students home.
At least 11 students and have been killed and about 20 hurt in a blast on a bus at a university for women in the western Pakistani city of Quetta.

This attack appears not to be an expression of the freedom struggle of the Baloch / Balochi to escape the oppressive clutches of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in particular the clutches of the Mohammadden Punjabi’s. The BBC is reporting that the Sunni Mohammadden politico-religious group, the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, has taken credit for the attack making this a case of Green on Green Intra Mohammadden violence. What is however not clear is which group was being targeted by the L-e-J:

Pakistan violence: Gunmen storm Quetta hospital

Meanwhile the death toll has gone up to 30:

30 killed as blasts, firing rock Quetta

SSridhar wrote:

Jhujar wrote:Qaddoo Qameene Qi Qissai In Quetta

Pure Wahhabi act. There is no place for such structures in salafi Islam because such practices are bida'a and hence haraam and those who practise it are munafiq.

So, this cycle continues. But, even an evil, conspiratorial, tall & dark, bania Hindu like me knows that the Quaid was a darned kafir. Why should he be venerated ? The next target is that kafir's mausoleum, perhaps. In any case, Salafi/Wahhabi/Deobandi schools do not allow such structures as mausoleum etc. KSA has destroyed all structures associated with Prophet Muhammad.

“In a way, it is an attack on the very symbol of Pakistan, the man who created Pakistan,” said Ejaz Haider, the editor for national security affairs at Capital TV, an Islamabad-based television network, and one of the country’s most widely read columnists.

Mr. Haider compared the assault on the building to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. “Those attacks were against the very symbols and values of the United States,” he said. “In a way, this attack is the same thing.”

Gagan wrote:She took her meds today...

VikasRaina wrote:Maybe the money has stopped flowing

partha wrote: Young Muslim meme -

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Theo_Fidel wrote:

KJoishy wrote:Most Muslims I have met and talked to are amazingly hypocritical and just cannot fathom why people think of them that way. Some close friends talk about the Q-book, can debate verses, pray 5 times a day, get very outraged by "atrocities against muslims", but then go to strip clubs, drink whiskey, b2ng white chicks etc etc and not feel a thing about it. One fellow in sales gloats to me that he has a woman in every city he visits. Of course, most of these guys are narcissists, but they don't seem to think how what they say jells with what they say/do.

I think in the Muslim world, it is okay to do ANYTHING as long as you do the show of being religious. You can kill, murder, rape as long as you say inshallah and mashallah in every sentence.

I wouldn't get to worked up over this. It is human nature. All of us do it but yes the Araps are quite blatant about it. Money without manners, that's all...