Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP): Aug 09, 2010

[Prem]

="Mahendra
Another Fake with Abduls attempting to catch something without having their eyes on the ball.What happened to that survey about how 80% Pawki Abduls hated Amrika. These SDRE PAwkis seem delighted to receive American/western baksheesh. PErhaps such floods should become an annual event, at least it will keep the Bakis a happy bunch and prevent the extremists from making inroads

Mahaindriya, Why Abduls only, even the Ayeshas are smiling in the background, a super Blue Clue to the fake photo to invoke sympathy =$.
Aisa Sailab roz nahi aye, kuffar se Zakat roz nahi aye,
Kicha le, kicha leeeee, yeh photo Zaraaaaaaaa.
Under water hai, yeh Poak Munna terraa
Abb ki Baaar Itna kusssch karoooo ,keee
Kanhi doob naa jayee ye jeehardy Deraaaaaa.
Here, note the VAT 69 Bottle
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[Prem]

Some one has picked up the land redistribution idea, now we must feed some more garbage to Poaks. removing the feudal equals to removing the thinking heads of Poakland and per Alama Iqbal,lets not count but weigh the heads.

Creating a new Pakistan
) O you Ahmadi kaffir, Onlee Allah creates not Man. May Holy Warriors punish you for this sin against deen. )
http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news- ... w-Pakistan

We, as a people, are proud of our past cultural heritage, political power, economic well being and social integration. But we do not adopt measures to acquire the glory ourselves. The reason is that we do not practise in what we pretend we believe. The Holy Quran lays great emphasis on thinking and contemplation, mainly on reason. We achieved the past glory because we followed this golden principle. The Quran repeatedly says that the land belongs to God and also the wealth that the land produces. That man is vice regent of God. But we in our practices deviate from this teaching

Therefore, in order to rebuild Pakistan after the present devastation we must apply certain measures to put it on the right track. We have to abolish feudalism altogether to relieve 70 percent of the people of abject slavery. This requires a new land cooperative system that would also generate more wealth than it produces today. This will also enable us to bring real democracy to the country.
The budget allocated to education thus has to be increased to spread primary and elementary education in our villages, big or small, the educational infrastructure to be based on primary schools both for male and female children raised progressively to Matriculation level. At least 70 percent of the educational budget should be spent on school education if we want to create an educated conscious public in this country.

[Rupesh]

Folks in a few hrs this TSP thread will meet its 72..AoA

Can we name the new TSP thread " Terrorist Islamic Beggars Republic of Pakistan (TSP): September 03, 2010"... every paki lurker can get it drilled into their empty heads that they are Beggars.

[Guddu]

Goats and Abduls galore but no women to be seen

Saar, why do bakis need wimmen, with goats galore..

[Suppiah]

I would suggest the thread name should be 'Terrorist Islamist' not Islamic. There is religious Islam of the kind Amjad Ali Khan or Abdul Kalam follow and there is Pakbaric animalistic jehadi terrorist version that Pakbarians follow. We make the distinction clear.

[Nandu]

^^ "Islamic Republic of Pakistan" is TSPs official name. We should keep it as part of the thread title, IMHO

[shiv]

http://cache3.asset-cache.net/xc/103459 ... 4B24B4128C

Another Fake with Abduls attempting to catch something without having their eyes on the ball.

Good catch. It seems to me that these Abduls are being made to pose by actually offering to throw something. Some of these pictures will be recalled in a few years tearfully and sentimentally as "poignant tragic images of people reaching out to be saved seconds before the waters swallowed them."

[anupmisra]

Difference between India and the Tellibunnies
Letter in the Noose

I strongly condemn the brutal attacks on the Youm-e-Ali procession in Lahore. We are fighting the worst kind of enemy. Even an archrival country like India, with which we have been at loggerheads for the last 63 years, issued a statement that Pakistan could withdraw its army from its borders to help the flood-affected people. But these brutal killers, they have no mercy.
According to a friend of mine who is with the army and who has served both at the Indian border and in FATA, the difference between the two is very clear. The dead bodies of our soldiers who die at the border, are returned with honour in the coffin while when our soldiers die in FATA, their dead bodies are bullet ridden, disfigured and most of the time beyond recognition. I think it's high time for us as a nation to make a very strong resolution to eliminate this menace of terrorism from within our society once and for all.
Dr Fareeha Khanum
Mardan

[hnair]

http://cache3.asset-cache.net/xc/103459 ... 4B24B4128C

Another Fake with Abduls attempting to catch something without having their eyes on the ball.

Good catch. It seems to me that these Abduls are being made to pose by actually offering to throw something. Some of these pictures will be recalled in a few years tearfully and sentimentally as "poignant tragic images of people reaching out to be saved seconds before the waters swallowed them."

ya Allah! Heart rending picchaar of how it affected all levels of society, for I see even Village Jirghead Vitalstatistixullah (check the front row abdul with flaming beard) clamoring for Maggi noodle packets!!

[Gagan]

[image]Photo of abduls and bakris in water[/img]

Goats and Abduls galore but no women to be seen

Saar, why do bakis need wimmen, with goats galore..

Abduls and bakris - One pig happy phamily.

[shiv]

Difference between India and the Tellibunnies
Letter in the Noose

I strongly condemn the brutal attacks on the Youm-e-Ali procession in Lahore. We are fighting the worst kind of enemy. Even an archrival country like India, with which we have been at loggerheads for the last 63 years, issued a statement that Pakistan could withdraw its army from its borders to help the flood-affected people. But these brutal killers, they have no mercy.
According to a friend of mine who is with the army and who has served both at the Indian border and in FATA, the difference between the two is very clear. The dead bodies of our soldiers who die at the border, are returned with honour in the coffin while when our soldiers die in FATA, their dead bodies are bullet ridden, disfigured and most of the time beyond recognition. I think it's high time for us as a nation to make a very strong resolution to eliminate this menace of terrorism from within our society once and for all.
Dr Fareeha Khanum
Mardan

There is an error in this mohterma's viewpoint. Surely if Paqui bodes are ill treated by the Taliban but given honor at the Indian border the Paki army is right in not fighting the Taliban but fighting India alone.

[Shreeman]

The sailab seems to be completely gone in the news with rapper T.I. getting news coverage even over the butt-arrest and defacement scandal. So it's all A-ok now that some aid money has been committed?

[shiv]

Pakistan is nursing an injured national pride

ha ha ha

This Abdulsucker talks of Paki army people from Sandhurst suggesting that if they were from Sandhurst they would be TFTA. He ignores the fact that even of that were true - that last Paqui out of Sandhurst was aeons ago.

.. on appearance alone, it would be impossible to mistake a Pakistan Army officer. Their ramrod posture, crisply ironed polo T shirts, or blazers and ties mark them out as military men, and often Sandhurst at that.

Check the comment below the article

Good to know a ramrod posture and crisply ironed Polo T-shirt or blazer and tie means you pass the Dean Nelson test of not being a potential suicide bomber.

Looks like open season for terrorists to stick some semtex up the backdoor on their return from one of those ubiquitous 'family weddings' the bad men are always going to.

Blazer and Tie: check.
Ramrod Posture: check.
Welcome aboard, Sir.

[Sanjay M]

Religious Minorities Suffering Worst in Pakistan Floods

[A_Gupta]

Let's see if this Nadeem Paracha piece gives this thread its 72.
http://blog.dawn.com/2010/09/02/dark-farce/

Describes his view on how Pakistan was Islamicized.

Proliferated madressas, mosques and the streets with literature (books, pamphlets and posters) glorifying militancy and suggesting that it was the duty of every ‘true Muslim’ to undertake jihad against atheists, secularists, ‘liberal Muslims’ and Islamic sects that did not fall in line with the Islamic narrative of the radicals.

• Set up ‘charity organizations’ which, on the pretext of gathering funds for mosques, madressas and the poor, actually worked as front organizations to generate fresh recruits and funds for militant action.

• Cultivated ties with conventional political-religious parties and conservative democratic parties.

• Aggressively used the internet to manufacture a political, social and religious narrative that appealed to the already conspiratorial mindset of the Pakistani people.

• Cultivated relations with certain personnel in the electronic and print media most of whom now sympathetically dot their televised (or published) political discourses with strokes of the manufactured narrative.

• Cultivated ties with some sections of Pakistan’s intelligence agencies, who in-turn have links with certain media personnel, and this makes the manufactured narrative become an everyday national consensus on issues like politics, terrorism and religion. This narrative is mostly based on theories and flaky assumptions that are largely aired to make Pakistan look like a country besieged not by its own monsters, but by ‘agents’ of outside forces who would like to see Pakistan [and thus Islam] destroyed).

• Supported the (albeit apolitical and non-militant) Tableeghi Jamat to penetrate the ‘common masses’ and wee them away from ‘Barelvi Islam.’

• Maintain links with non-political social and cultural Islamic circles that indirectly facilitate the ‘Islamization’ of the society by advocating ‘true Islam’ through airy sound-bytes; such a advocating the usage of ‘Allah-hafiz’ (instead of Khuda Hafiz); saying masjid instead of mosque; jazzakallah instead of shukriah; importance of keeping a beard and adorning a hijab/burqua, etc.

and

These preachers (such as late Ahmad Deedat, Farhat Hashmi, Zakir Naik, Dr. Israr Ahmed, Babar Chaudhry, and many others) began becoming popular among young urban middle and upper middle class Pakistanis from the late 1980s. But their true rise can really be detected from the mid-1990s onwards.

Their main theme has always been to help sustain in the society the puritanical and radical-conservative Islamic narrative constructed in the 1980s. They are also good at turning what is really a persecution complex (in which Pakistanis are said to be victims of numerous Zionist/Hindu/Western plots), into an automatic national narrative.

From this set of evangelists have emerged second string preachers who have helped the social Islamic circles further penetrate the once modern and rationalist Muslim middle-class mind-set.

[tejas]

I am afraid the situation in Paquistan is getting quite serious. I am no longer seeing any Abduls dragging their fans with them
Boy karma really is a biatch.

[TonyMontana]

What a glorious beard!

[shiv]

Yosemite Sam

[hnair]

Yosemite Sam has non-state written all over his beard.

Picchar is of 400% TFTA landowner missing his sheild abduls

[Prem]

http://news.rediff.com/interview/2010/s ... kayani.htm
US Gen Mullen in Pak to meet Kayani

Admiral Mike Mullen Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrived in Islamabad to hold consultations with in Pakistan army chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani. Kayani and Mullen visited flood-hit areas of the country during the day.Mullen emphasised US commitment to supporting Pakistan during the flood crisis and "into the future as a partner and friend", said a statement issued by the US embassy.Mullen's visit to Pakistan "continues a tradition of regular bilateral consultations between the US and Pakistan". He last visited Pakistan in July. This is Mullen's 20th visit to Pakistan since becoming the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in October 2007.In a separate development, US Coast Guard representatives are in Pakistan to meet their counterparts from the Maritime Security Agency and the Ports and Shipping Ministry to explore opportunities for training exchanges and reciprocal visits.

[Hari Seldon]

Pakistan: China’s other North Korea

By Shri K Subramanyam.

[SSridhar]

Difference between India and the Tellibunnies
Letter in the Noose

. . . The dead bodies of our soldiers who die at the border, are returned with honour in the coffin . . .

Those bodies which Pakistan did not want to accept because it would then reveal regular Pakistani Army's involvement have also been buried with Islamic rites by the Indian Army.

[shiv]

I am guessing that the next post after this will give this thread a 72. No point putting too much gyan here now...

[amit]

I'll risk posting this one latest == from the current Cricket Oracle who owes his entry into cricket reporting to his friend Azharuddin. You've guessed correctly it's the great man Harsha Bhogle himself.

It could happen in India as well

The difference between "could" but "didn't" is vast and this "expert" doesn't realise that.


Added later: Well there you have it. I got first digs to the 72, everyone else please fall in line!