Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP): Feb. 12, 2011

Raja Bose · Post by **Raja Bose** » 05 Mar 2011 07:20

Brad Goodman wrote:Rein in Rangers, Pakistan told

TOI does not mention the gender of the BSF officer in question

BSF, Pak Ranger come to blows

When the regular 40-minute ceremony started on Wednesday by sunset and an Indian trooper started lowering the national flag, he reportedly made gestures that a Pakistan Ranger found unacceptable and he gave the former a knock with his elbow. In return, the BSF jawan pounced on him and landed a few punches on his body, when senior officers on both the sides rushed in.

Also notice the stance of the Paki Ranger - his hand is raised in a manner typically used to slap around weaker people (such as his begums or children) - it is the stance of a backhanded slap. Seeing the wimmen BSF jawan he reacted the way he would against any Paki female only this time it was a tall SDRE wimmens who wasn't impressed with Paki martial or marital qualities.

arun · Post by **arun** » 05 Mar 2011 07:23

shravan wrote:10 killed in Bomb blast in mosque next to Akhwand Baba's shrine in Nowshera.

There is something about the Muslim “Sabbath” of Friday that far from serving to spiritually calm a not insignificant group of pious Muslims serves instead to incite this group of pious Muslim’s into committing acts of violence targeting other pious Muslims in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

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Meanwhile the death toll in this incident of intra -Muslim violence in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on the Muslim "Sabbath" of Friday marginally climbs:

11 killed in Nowshera mosque bomb blast

A listing of violence on the Muslim “Sabbath” of Friday in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan follows to demonstrate that the Nowshera Mosque attack on the Muslim “Sabbath” of Friday was no isolated flash in the pan but rather a part of a well established pattern of intra-Muslim violence.

Friday Jan 1, 2010, Shah Hasan Khel:

96 dead in Lakki Marwat suicide blast

Friday Feb 5, 2010, Karachi:

Ashura carnage revisits Karachi

Friday March 5, 2010, Hangu:

Hangu: suicide bomber kills 14, hurt 25

Friday March 12, 2010, Lahore:

57 killed in Lahore suicide blasts

Friday April 16, 2010, Quetta:

11 killed in Quetta hospital suicide blast

Friday May 28, 2010 , Lahore:

Attackers target Lahore’s Ahmadi worshippers; 70 dead

Friday July 9, 2010, Yakka Ghund:

Mohmand blast death toll rises to 106[/quote]

Friday September 3, 2010, Quetta:

Quetta suicide attack toll rises to 65

Friday October 22, 2010, Pishtakhara:

Five killed in mosque blast near Peshawar

Friday November 05, 2010, Akhurwall :

Darra blast toll reaches 95

Friday November 05, 2010, Suleman Khel :

Three dead in second mosque attack

Friday December 12, 2010, Hangu :

Suicide Attack in Pakistan’s Hangu Town Kills 25

biswas · Post by **biswas** » 05 Mar 2011 07:28

Raja Bose wrote: Also notice the stance of the Paki Ranger - his hand is raised in a manner typically used to slap around weaker people (such as his begums or children) - it is the stance of a backhanded slap. Seeing the wimmen BSF jawan he reacted the way he would against any Paki female only this time it was a tall SDRE wimmens who wasn't impressed with Paki martial or marital qualities.

It says the BSF trooper was a man throughout that whole article?

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 05 Mar 2011 07:34

Aman ki Tamasha!

Raja Bose · Post by **Raja Bose** » 05 Mar 2011 07:43

biswas wrote:
Raja Bose wrote: Also notice the stance of the Paki Ranger - his hand is raised in a manner typically used to slap around weaker people (such as his begums or children) - it is the stance of a backhanded slap. Seeing the wimmen BSF jawan he reacted the way he would against any Paki female only this time it was a tall SDRE wimmens who wasn't impressed with Paki martial or marital qualities.
It says the BSF trooper was a man throughout that whole article?

Yeah but that doesn't make her a man - the give away is the hip and physique (for comparison look at the bhonpoo-baj BSF jawan standing behind her).

We need lalmullah to do a lalchix analysis to be 400% sure.

ramana wrote:Aman ki Tamasha!

Very aptly put!

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 Mar 2011 07:49

The video grab of the BSF incident is a dead giveaway. The BSF side is a woman.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 05 Mar 2011 08:15

shiv wrote:We salute Pak fight against terror: Israel

Are BS meters available on order from Amazon? My BS meter blew up after reading this.

Mine did not, in fact it worked as cleanly as a whistle. The meter was western made with a clear definition of terrorism built in. The electronic circuitry filters out any terrorism against India by Pakis. And the meter testing was outsourced to cheap labor in New Delhi where the CEO of South Asia Inc, gave a clean certificate to all the manufactured meters. The Israelis then tested the meter with the previaling terrorism specs and found no faults with it, and hence the profuse praise for TSP.

Finally, the CEO of South Asia Inc went on to add that the meter performance will only continue to improve because as per western specs, India, under his rule, has agreed to put Paki slaughter in Mumbai on 26/11 on cold storage and find some honorable way of handing over Kashmir to TSP. And when that happens, there may not be any need for the meter, at least temporarily.

shynee · Post by **shynee** » 05 Mar 2011 09:01

US threatens diplomatic offensive - Nutty Nation

Several officials told Reuters of detailed discussions within President Barack Obama’s administration about coercive measures being considered if Pakistan does not free Davis because, according to Washington, he has diplomatic immunity.

The punitive steps could include slowing disbursements of US aid to Pakistan and the issuing of US entry visas to Pakistanis, an official said. A more distant possibility, the official said, would be to declare some Pakistani diplomats “persona non grata” and expel them from the United States.

Two US officials stressed that Washington was not close to being ready to impose any of these sanctions, adding that the pace would ultimately be dictated by events in Pakistan.

“If this looks like it is headed toward a point of no return then a decision will be made to pressure them,” one of the officials said.

But punitive steps will likely remain on hold, the official said, if Davis stayed in good health, continued to be segregated from other detainees in the jail and there appeared to be a possibility of securing his release.

Dipanker · Post by **Dipanker** » 05 Mar 2011 09:29

CRamS wrote:
shiv wrote:We salute Pak fight against terror: Israel

Are BS meters available on order from Amazon? My BS meter blew up after reading this.
Mine did not, in fact it worked as cleanly as a whistle. The meter was western made with a clear definition of terrorism built in. The electronic circuitry filters out any terrorism against India by Pakis. And the meter testing was outsourced to cheap labor in New Delhi where the CEO of South Asia Inc, gave a clean certificate to all the manufactured meters. The Israelis then tested the meter with the previaling terrorism specs and found no faults with it, and hence the profuse praise for TSP.

Finally, the CEO of South Asia Inc went on to add that the meter performance will only continue to improve because as per western specs, India, under his rule, has agreed to put Paki slaughter in Mumbai on 26/11 on cold storage and find some honorable way of handing over Kashmir to TSP. And when that happens, there may not be any need for the meter, at least temporarily.

It's a psyops, Pakis hate it when they are praised for fighting terrorism, because in their case that translates as being praised for fighting themselves!

svenkat · Post by **svenkat** » 05 Mar 2011 09:35

The HT report puts the blame on the BSF soldier which was unacceptable to Paki ranger.We should know exactly what happened.If the Paki was responsible for starting the problem,this nonsense should be stopped immeditely.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 05 Mar 2011 09:48

Dipanker wrote: It's a psyops, Pakis hate it when they are praised for fighting terrorism, because in their case that translates as being praised for fighting themselves!

That would be true only if they were taking on pigLeTs. Of course, there is some subset of terrorists of interests to west & Israel that TSP is loathe to touch (Haqqni & Co), and thats where the sell out from India assumes relevance.

menon s · Post by **menon s** » 05 Mar 2011 10:29

Bhatti Murder , why Pakistan suspects non muslims, for his death?

The terrorists threw on the road the pamphlets with Kalma-e-Tayyaba printed on them and also the name of the holy Prophet Mohammad (Peace Be Upon Him) after killing Shahbaz Bhatti. No Muslim can ever think of dropping on ground such sacred material however, the source said and added that this condemnable act may also have been committed precisely to divert the investigations away from the religious extremist groups.

The way the Pakistani police and intelligence works is very very unique. Madrassa educated policemen, seem to be using Afghan dope also!
http://thenews.com.pk/TodaysPrintDetail ... t=3/4/2011

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 05 Mar 2011 11:12

shiv wrote:
Brad Goodman wrote:We salute Pak fight against terror: Israel
Are BS meters available on order from Amazon? My BS meter blew up after reading this.

Most sure way of discrediting the Pakistani power-brokers like Kiyani, and making him wah-ajeeb-bull-cattle - A compliment by the Jews!

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 05 Mar 2011 12:44

shiv wrote:
SSridhar wrote:I think the Wagah incident of attempted molestation was at the instigation of PA and a planned one.
The problem is that it will backfire for the Pakis.

Oh, absolutely no doubt about that. But, what are Pakistanis if not tactically brilliant ?

. . . pushed his elbow into the girls breast which is a typical way. . .

Yatha Rajah, thatha Praja. He has a Gilani to show him the way, no less. He thought this BSF wimmens officer would also meekly surrender like Gilani saheb's object of desire. But, she was made of a very different stuff, as he found to his horror.

Mahendra · Post by **Mahendra** » 05 Mar 2011 12:49

I'm waiting for the next episode of Kaun banega 'Wajib ul Cattle' and I'm sincerely hoping that it is a peelievar and a not a non believer. Pakis can take heart from the Bib B who started bringing in celebrities to shore up the popularity of his programme. Raahat Fati hui Khan is one such WC( Wajib ul Cuttle) and so is the entire cricket team for rubbing a dirty ball treated with spit and insect turd on their pristinely pure green trousers.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 05 Mar 2011 14:08

Fake Currency from Pakistan, a Threat to Indian economy: US

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 05 Mar 2011 14:40

Fond Liberal Beliefs - Op Ed in DT

The fond beliefs that give heart to the ideals of the liberal are threefold. First, it is held that the Two-Nation Theory, on which the founding of Pakistan was predicated, had nothing to do with Muslim faith or values but sought a secular national homeland for India’s Muslims. As proof, the Quaid’s speech of August 11, 1947, in which he preached secularism, is quoted. Second, liberals point out that, whenever Pakistani people have voted, the religious right has failed to win more than a fraction of the seats. Third, there is a huge – if silent – majority among the people of Pakistan that actually favours liberal ideals and abjures both Islamist and military authoritarianisms.

Was the Quaid a liberal? Certainly, in the earlier part of his political career. Mr Jinnah was deeply influenced by the ideas of Sir John Bright, one of the leading lights of the British Liberal Party. Every word and action of Mr Jinnah and the kinds of political issues he championed pointed to his powerfully liberal, secular frame of mind; at least, prior to 1929. Remember that he was also a member of the Congress Party up until that time, albeit concurrently with the Muslim League after 1916. But great leaders are entitled to change their views and the programmes they propose. As we all know, Mr Jinnah became disenchanted with the Congress, with what he came to regard as Hindu perfidy and, by implication, with secular nationalism.

The Muslim League successfully contested the 1946 elections on the slogan “Islam is in danger”. In August 1946, he moved still further away from his earlier political leanings with the bitter words, “Today we bid farewell to constitutional methods.”

Now, to the speech itself. The context, let us remember, included the decision by the British Raj to divide and quit, announced suddenly only two months earlier. More immediate, the context of the speech included the daemons of extreme communal violence rampaging across the land. The Quaid needed desperately to shift gears, first towards the needs of creating a nation out of what had been a protest movement and, second, towards restoring order and reassuring all citizens of fair treatment in the new country.

Not much grist for the liberal mill in that, is there?

Now, on the issue of the people of Pakistan never voting in large numbers for the Islamists, this is simply untrue. Understand that the Islamist parties have not been a unified entity but have been divided across some two dozen Jamiats and Jamaats, as well as – and please note this – the various Muslim Leagues and some smaller parties of the right. All of these have a more or less Islamist agenda, even if their adherents do not always wear beards. Now, if the conservative vote were not divided across these various entities, what would in fact be the position? We saw something of this when General Hamid Gul masterminded the formation of the Islami Jamhoori Ittehad (IJI) to confront a resurgent PPP in 1988. Despite the charisma of the late Benazir Bhutto and widespread disgust with the Zia years, the IJI secured as many as 55 seats against 92 of the PPP, denying the latter a clear majority. In 1990, the IJI secured 105 seats against only 44 by the PPP. So much for the fond belief that Islamists have little or no electoral following!

As for the third fond belief, let’s face it. If there is a silent majority, the bets are off on that majority being liberal at heart. Public opinion is not a fixed inertial mass; it is constantly being influenced and modified by events and by the ideas being communicated. A pseudo-Islamist national narrative was contrived by the establishment, most comprehensively during the Zia regime. It is this which has furnished the master narrative and terms of reference for all discourse, whether in pulpits or classrooms or bazaars or political exchanges or on the media, unchallenged by a counter-narrative. The so-called liberals, secure in the environment of their drawing rooms and intellectually smug in their English-medium educations and familiarity with world opinion, are simply out of touch with the ordinary people. Therefore, no meaningful counter-narrative has been communicated.

Suppiah · Post by **Suppiah** » 05 Mar 2011 14:47

shiv wrote:
Brad Goodman wrote:We salute Pak fight against terror: Israel
Are BS meters available on order from Amazon? My BS meter blew up after reading this.

Would have been real fun if he had dropped hints that secret contacts are on...that would have increased wajib-al-cutlet count considerably in Pukeistan..

Added later: Look like RajeshA also had similar thoughts

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 05 Mar 2011 15:01

Ulema's condemnation of the murder of Bhatti

Jamia Binoria Al Alamiya head, Mufti Naeem, said that the killing was a cruel act . . . Bhatti could have been killed when the blasphemy issue was hot, {WTF} but he was killed at this time to hush up the Rayomd Davis issue and to create a rift between Muslims and Christians.

He further said that some powers were trying to promote the impression that injustice is being done with the minorities in Pakistan, so that they could take action. He said that the Taliban were blamed for attacks on shrines, but later on it is disclosed that some other power was responsible for the attacks.

Very clever indeed. He is playing with words, appearing to 'condemn' the killing by saying 'killing was a cruel act'. Yes, indeed it was. But, he did not say he condemned it. Any killing is a cruel act, as a matter of fact.

Then, he goes ahead to justify 'blasphemy-related killings'. Then, he cleverly insinuates the Yahud-Hanud-Nasara evil axis without saying so in as many words. Certainly, Pakistanis will understand whom he was referring to. Then he supports the Taliban claiming thay they have been falsely implicated and in that process he lies, but lying is allowed after all for a good Islamic cause anyway.

Under the rubric of 'condemning' the assassination of Bhatti, this guy has cleverly turned the table upside down.

menon s · Post by **menon s** » 05 Mar 2011 15:16

Pakistan is suffering from Kaiser Wilhelm II disease; and that has a very high mortality rate
Kaiser Wilhelm II disease is a pathological condition marked by massive resentment, envy, a desire to get ahead of others, a desire for dictatorial control, authoritarianism, mythologizing, counter-productive ineptitude, and, all in all, cutting off one's nose to spite one's face.

By the time Kaiser Wihelm II disease had run its full course in Germany, from 1890 to 1946, Germany had lost over half its territory, a huge amount of population, and an enormous amount of finance, opportunities and resources. Kaiser Wilhelm II disease has a very high rate of mortality. And Pakistan is suffering badly from it.
http://heathen-hub.com/blog.php?b=957

shravan · Post by **shravan** » 05 Mar 2011 15:20

Blasphemy case accused shot dead in Pakistan

Man accused in a blasphemy case shot dead on the outskirts of Rawalpindi

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 05 Mar 2011 15:29

Mahendra wrote:Raahat Fati hui Khan

chiragAS · Post by **chiragAS** » 05 Mar 2011 16:39

similar heading news
Fake note from TSP

Interesting lines in this

The Government has for the first time revealed that FICN worth Rs 16,000 crore are in “circulation”.

On account of increasing difficulties in pushing FICN through Bangladesh and Nepal into India, network operators are (now) exploring the Pakistan-Guangzhou-India route using commercial containers.

i say blow their printing press.. before we have more Fake notes than real notes..

edited later oops... Zee news guys have quoted "Indian daily" so no comments

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 Mar 2011 16:53

chiragAS wrote:
i say blow their printing press.. before we have more Fake notes than real notes..

Well we import our paper, we import the ink, we get some things printed abroad (UK) - at least that was what I last read. Unless we start making foolproof RFID notes in India Pakis will have a ball. Maybe the smaller denomination notes wil be more expensive than the paper they are printed on. But that may not be a problem. I don;t know for sure.

Narad · Post by **Narad** » 05 Mar 2011 16:53

Surprisingly, we have a new top contender for Waji-bull-cattle.

And what he says is 400% blasphemy onlee.

jrjrao · Post by **jrjrao** » 05 Mar 2011 17:35

And now, Kayani orders Zardari to go beg and whine and play the victim in today's Washington Post op-ed. Truly pathetic:

As Pakistan battles extremism, it needs allies' patience and help
By Asif Ali Zardari
Sunday, March 6, 2011

Just days before her assassination, my wife, Shaheed Benazir Bhutto, wrote presciently of the war within Islam and the potential for a clash between Islam and the West...

Two months ago my friend Salman Taseer, the governor of Punjab, was cut down (SO GREAT A FRIEND THAT ZARDARI DID NOT EVEN ATTEND THE FUNERAL)....

A small but increasingly belligerent minority is intent on undoing the very principles of tolerance upon which our nation was founded in 1947; principles by which Pakistan's founder, Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, lived and died; and principles that are repeated over and over in the Koran.

We in Pakistan know our challenges and seek the trust and confidence of our international allies, who sometimes lose patience and pile pressure on those of us who are already on the front lines of what is undeniably a long war. Our concern that we avoid steps that inadvertently help the fanatics is misinterpreted abroad as inaction or even cowardice...

We are committed to peaceful adjudication of the Davis case in accordance with the law. But it is in no one's interest to allow this matter to be manipulated and exploited to weaken the government of Pakistan and damage further the U.S. image in our country.

Similarly counterproductive are threats to apply sanctions to Pakistan over the Davis affair by cutting off Kerry-Lugar development funds that were designed to build infrastructure, strengthen education and create jobs. It is a threat, written out of the playbook of America's enemies, whose only result will be to undermine U.S. strategic interests in South and Central Asia. In an incendiary environment, hot rhetoric and dysfunctional warnings can start fires that will be difficult to extinguish.

archan · Post by **archan** » 05 Mar 2011 17:49

CRamS wrote:
shiv wrote:We salute Pak fight against terror: Israel

Are BS meters available on order from Amazon? My BS meter blew up after reading this.
Mine did not, in fact it worked as cleanly as a whistle. The meter was western made with a clear definition of terrorism built in. The electronic circuitry filters out any terrorism against India by Pakis. And the meter testing was outsourced to cheap labor in New Delhi where the CEO of South Asia Inc, gave a clean certificate to all the manufactured meters. The Israelis then tested the meter with the previaling terrorism specs and found no faults with it, and hence the profuse praise for TSP.

Finally, the CEO of South Asia Inc went on to add that the meter performance will only continue to improve because as per western specs, India, under his rule, has agreed to put Paki slaughter in Mumbai on 26/11 on cold storage and find some honorable way of handing over Kashmir to TSP. And when that happens, there may not be any need for the meter, at least temporarily.

Of course, one can trust you to bring MMS into a post where some Israeli is speaking about Pakistan.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 05 Mar 2011 18:06

Brad Goodman wrote:We salute Pak fight against terror: Israel

The rest of the article is silent on terrorism - the only indication is in the headline.

Other sources:
http://news.in.msn.com/international/ar ... id=4994016
Israel not averse to ties with Pak: Envoy

Sofer backed India''s demand that Pakistan should bring perpetrators of the 2008 Mumbai attacks to justice.

"Israel wants Pakistan to bring the perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks to justice," he said.

....

"India is 100 per cent pushing (Pakistan) in its own way," Sofer told PTI.

"India has a responsible government and knows what''s best," Sofer said.

http://www.thenews.com.pk/TodaysPrintDe ... t=3/5/2011

When asked about the Mossad agents actively engaged in Occupied Kashmir against Pakistan, the Israeli ambassador rejected such reports.

“The kind of articles we read in certain Pakistani Press from time to time is utter non-sense, unadulterated rubbish. There is no such activity. We have no will for such activity. We have no ill will whatsoever against Pakistani people. We hope that the Pakistani government will crack down hard against those, who enter India and kill our Jewish and Israeli people as well (as it happened in Mumbai). I insist on that; but it does not mean that we are working with the Indians or any one else against Pakistan. We have no animosity against Pakistan.” He made it clear that his country’s close relations with India are not directed against any third country. “Yes we are against terrorism and we want an end to terrorism. But we harbour no hostility against Pakistan.”

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 05 Mar 2011 18:08

Deleted. Pointless.

jagga · Post by **jagga** » 05 Mar 2011 18:19

From Yawn:IT industry eying export in market recovery

Pakistan’s annual exports of software and IT-enabled services have grown to over $200 million, according to the central bank. But the software developers say the actual export earnings are much higher – close to $1 billion{Madrassa Math}.

The reason for the difference between official and unofficial estimates is that Pakistan uses a more restricted definition of export earnings of software and IT-enabled services than India and other countries{Lahori Logic}

Pak firm makes country proud by designing official World Cup game

Commenting on Mindstorm’s ICC game “Cricket Power”, Pakistan Software Houses Association President, Jehan Ara, said that the fact that a young technology startup which was self-funded and had 100 percent Pakistani management and professionals, was able to achieve this landmark achievement, proved yet again that the Pakistani IT sector was vibrant, dynamic and able to conquer all hurdles to emerge as champions in cutting edge areas of technology{Cutting Edge Video Game}

For Poak Lurks: Indian IT/Software exports are about $200 million/day.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 05 Mar 2011 19:09

^^^^ even better, in 2008, Pakistani IT exports were supposed to be $1 billion.
Story from Aug 10, 2008:
http://www.techlahore.com/2008/08/10/pa ... s-to-28bn/

Here's what they said in 2005!
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/co ... 932079.htm

A Arun · Post by **A Arun** » 05 Mar 2011 19:30

Warne should be hanged over prediction: Ijaz Butt

jagga · Post by **jagga** » 05 Mar 2011 19:49

^^ A_Gupta ji, If I remember well this $1 Billion paki fetish is doing rounds since 2003. Therefore its older than even 2005. If they were even 10% correct in their prediction by now there exports would have been more than $1 Billion. But Pakis were lying all the time since 2003 with cooked up figures. Pakis were just trying to protect their H&D because Indian software industry news was making rounds almost everywhere.

jagga · Post by **jagga** » 05 Mar 2011 19:59

just found on google. This one is from Jun 19,2000

The target for software export

Achieving an export target of $1 billion by the end of 2003, seems an over ambitious target for the Pakistan's IT exports which remained at a low $16 million last year.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 05 Mar 2011 20:18

^^^ jagga-ji - Google is not very forgiving to madrassa math!

Venkarl · Post by **Venkarl** » 05 Mar 2011 20:29

Come on Jagga bro...lets not be arrogant

.....we know....software development would soon be haram in Paklands. So let them develop a game or whatever...its all temporary.

meanwhile.... Slain Cabinet Minister Is Buried in Pakistan

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Mr. Bhatti had served as the minister for minorities and dedicated his life to religious tolerance in this increasingly radicalized Muslim country. His killing on Wednesday underlined the anxieties among Western governments that extremists were using targeted killings as a way to move Pakistan toward an Islamic state and were doing so with impunity.

Anxieties? ah you were sleeping till bhatti's murder

The men campaigned for the reform of draconian blasphemy laws that are often used to persecute minorities, particularly Christians

. Particularly Christians?
....

sorry if posted earlier.

Dipanker · Post by **Dipanker** » 05 Mar 2011 21:07

CRamS wrote:
Dipanker wrote: It's a psyops, Pakis hate it when they are praised for fighting terrorism, because in their case that translates as being praised for fighting themselves!

That would be true only if they were taking on pigLeTs. Of course, there is some subset of terrorists of interests to west & Israel that TSP is loathe to touch (Haqqni & Co), and thats where the sell out from India assumes relevance.

First you say "That would be true only if"
And then immediately you say "Of course, there is some subset of terrorists"

That is contradiction.

Pakis hate it when they are complemented for doing a good job fighting terrorists, simply because they are the terrorists! It sounds like "Hey Pakis good job killing Pakis!"

sum · Post by **sum** » 05 Mar 2011 21:23

The kind of articles we read in certain Pakistani Press from time to time is utter non-sense, unadulterated rubbish.

Loud jhappad delivered by a Yahudi...

abhijitm · Post by **abhijitm** » 05 Mar 2011 21:28

Aditya_V wrote:I think it is a simple case of Paki barbarian Ranger who has no respect for women who thought he can get away with Fingering a lady, a reflection of the society he comes from. Looks like he got away lighly, we should have some bsf officers on our side, to pull the next ranger to our side and Behead them if this happens again.

exactly. I find no funny about this. Every drop of my blood is boiling. That ma@#$d how dare he?
[late catching up last 4 days]

abhijitm · Post by **abhijitm** » 05 Mar 2011 21:39

jagga wrote:
Mahendra wrote: Yarro, It is definitely a SDRE woman. Look the way Pakis were laughing and enjoying when their "Jawan Mard" was getting a good beating. This TFTA soldier will be afraid to touch even his Begam from now onwards. Hai Allah, this SDRE woman is such a dehshatgard. I hope we get this loaded on youtube with lots of masala added to it.

They are just enjoying a show of molestation attempt in public and a natural reaction from an humiliated proud woman; probably lusting their eyes.