Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP): Sep 22, 2011

Anindya · Post by **Anindya** » 09 Oct 2011 12:36

from http://www.telegraphindia.com/1111009/j ... 601780.jsp

Pak funds fox cops in Bihar - Money reaches accounts in Red-hit zone

Patna, Oct. 8: A racket of money transfer from Pakistan and other neighbouring countries to accounts of ordinary citizens in Naxalite-hit districts of eastern Bihar has caught police unawares in the state.
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Jamui assistant superintendent of police (ASP) Pushkar Anand said the racket was active in Jamui, Lakhisarai, Munger, Bhagalpur in Bihar and Deoghar in Jharkhand.

“We have decided to quiz the officials of the banks for their failure to inform the police about the huge transactions from Pakistan,” he added.

The modus operandi of the racket is simple. The money is deposited from Pakistan and other countries in the bank accounts of the people living in Jamui and its adjoining districts, who subsequently, withdraw the amount through ATMs.

They later purchase recharge coupons for direct-to-home (DTH) service and provide the PIN of the recharge coupons to one “Bade Saheb”, reportedly staying in Pakistan, either by SMS or email. “We don’t know about the use of the DTH coupons in Pakistan,” a police officer quoted one of the arrested persons as saying.

Investigation revealed that the bank accounts were opened in the name of people belonging to the lower strata of society.

The account holders were paid Rs 5,000 per month by the racketeers for using their ATM cards, an investigating officer told The Telegraph.

The magnitude of the racket can be gauged from the fact that a shopkeeper dealing in DTH recharge coupons at Jamui sold off coupons worth Rs 15 lakh in a month.

Another shop — Saurabh Communications — sold off DTH recharge coupons worth Rs 4 lakh in the past 10 days, the ASP added.

An investigating officer said several calls of “Bade Saheb” were received on the cellphones of the arrested persons when the latter were in police custody.

“Since Jamui is one of the worst Maoist-hit districts, the links of the arrested persons with Naxalite or other terrorist outfits cannot be ruled out,” the ASP said.

The arrested persons have been identified as Gautam Singh alias Pappu Singh, Rajesh Kumar, Shanker Sah, Ashok Singh, Sintu Kumar Mandal, Dhirendra Sao and Bankesh Kumar, all said to be residents of Jamui district.

Each member of the racket used to earn between Rs 50,000 and Rs 1,00,000 (one lakh) per month. “They were paid 20 per cent as commission for the services rendered to Bade Saheb, whose identity is yet to be ascertained,” a senior police officer associated with the investigation said.
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Anindya · Post by **Anindya** » 09 Oct 2011 13:07

Governing Council to decide Pak players' IPL participation: Rajiv Shukla

Should it not be possible to manage the timeline of this IPL decision along the same lines as that taken by Pakistani courts on 26/11 prosecution?

Lalmohan · Post by **Lalmohan** » 09 Oct 2011 13:13

i think BCCI needs a dossier

rohitvats · Post by **rohitvats** » 09 Oct 2011 14:54

Check this BBC interview of PAF pilots; while it does not mention the which war, my guess is that this is 1971.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhD479jq ... re=related

This interview shows the kind of love and bonhomie that west had for pakistan. And, as always, pakistan services were always comfortable with these western idiots and went out of their way to accomodate the 'gora' sahib. Compared to above, the babus in India would have asked 1000 questions and to fill forms in triplicate....the services never had much inclination towards PR as it is.

All part of the myth built around Pakistan after 47.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 09 Oct 2011 16:11

rohitvats wrote:Check this BBC interview of PAF pilots; while it does not mention the which war, my guess is that this is 1971.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhD479jq ... re=related

This interview shows the kind of love and bonhomie that west had for pakistan. And, as always, pakistan services were always comfortable with these western idiots and went out of their way to accomodate the 'gora' sahib. Compared to above, the babus in India would have asked 1000 questions and to fill forms in triplicate....the services never had much inclination towards PR as it is.

All part of the myth built around Pakistan after 47.

Rohit that was an interview of Sajad Haider in 1965. It is there in another video, linked below with Sajad Haider
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fB-mEZETBvg

I have seen at least one better quality video than this one.

I reviewed his book on BR
http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/IAF/Books ... alcon.html

In the period before the 1965 war, the Haider shows how deep American influence ran in the Pakistan Air Force. By 1958 there were already four squadrons of F-86 Sabres in the PAF. Haider says that American aid provided about 100 Sabres and a “handful” of bombers in exchange for “selling our sovereignty”,

arun · Post by **arun** » 09 Oct 2011 16:22

The signing of the India-Afghanistan strategic accord, shortly to commence Indian Army Exercise Sudarshan Shakthi in Rajasthan and locating a Su-30 MKI Squadron at Jodhpur seems to have got burquas in a twist:

Developments on eastern border alarm Pakistan

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 09 Oct 2011 16:44

^ and if they read our mil-scenarios thread the exercise name "sudarshan" means end of Pakis;)

rohitvats · Post by **rohitvats** » 09 Oct 2011 20:29

One important indicator of the dire financial straits of the TSP Services, the bravado notwithstanding, is the frequency of large scale exercises by their armed forces - PA in particular. Ever since 2002 mobilization, IA has conducted large scare exercises of varying degrees to fine tune various concepts and implement theoretical concepts. All this involves hell lot of money - what with all the usage of ammunition and movement of troops and equipment to exercise areas. Compared to all this, the last major exercise conducted by PA was Ajm-e-Nau. One swallow a summer does not make.

Tamang · Post by **Tamang** » 09 Oct 2011 23:56

menon s wrote:Masked men enter a girls school , thrash students and teachers and ask them to dress modestly!
http://tribune.com.pk/story/269918/dres ... -students/

Karachi Fashion Week 2011: Day one

Karachi Fashion Week 2011: Day two

Upendra · Post by **Upendra** » 10 Oct 2011 00:08

Fiery Zulfiqar Mirza continues bashing MQM, Rehman Malik

KARACHI: Former Sindh Home Minister Zulfiqar Mirza once again lashed out against the Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) and interior minister Rehman Malik, Express 24/7 reported on Sunday.

“Shaitan Malik”
Taking pot shots at the interior minister including terming him “Shaitan Malik”, Mirza said that if Rehman Malik had “enough courage”, he should come to Lyari and announce the ban on the Aman Committee.

In earlier press conferences, he accused the MQM of treason and claimed that the party was planning on acquiring nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.

Among the more specific allegations levelled by Mirza was the charge that Babar Ghauri, the former minister for ports and shipping, used his position to divert some of the arms and ammunition meant for Nato forces in Afghanistan towards use by alleged MQM-backed militant and criminal groups.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/270289/fier ... man-malik/

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 10 Oct 2011 00:13

http://thehill.com/news-by-subject/defe ... -comments-
Amid criticism, lawmakers back Mullen’s comments linking Pakistan to terrorism

His comments, which sparked criticism from other U.S. military sources, were not defended by the White House.Howeve many members of the Congressional Pakistan Caucus support Mullen’s comments.“Based on the intelligence that we have received, yes, I am in basic agreement with Admiral Mullen,” Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.) told The Hill. “ believe that the ISI sees the Haqqani network as a strategic asset against India. That overriding interest — some would say obsession — has caused the ISI to provide support to the Haqqanis.”The criticism from the Pentagon came from officials speaking anonymously to The Washington Post, with one source saying that Mullen’s testimony .Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas), co-chair of the Pakistan Caucus, shared this sentiment while expressing agreement with Mullen.“I understand Admiral Mullen’s frustration and I will join in his frustration,” Jackson Lee told The Hill. “I expect ISI to pierce the violence that is occurring on Pakistani soil and hurting the Pakistani people...ISI has to be held responsible

Rahul M · Post by **Rahul M** » 10 Oct 2011 00:28

speaking of ajm-e-nau , here are some of the comments from the first page of a paki thread about the exercise. it tells a story of its own.

Is it just me or does PAF dress look better then Navy and Khaki Army Dress?

hmmm well i m a big fan of Navy dresses they are very impressive no doubts!

Well due to the change in the PAF rank insignias, their uniforms now look more cool & smart then before.

And saw once on TV the naval chief in a total black uniform giving an interview, man it looked brilliant with the golden & other naval medals, insignias. It was a perfect uniform, i do hope see more of the naval guys in such uniforms.

kayani is looking the most handsome among these guys

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 10 Oct 2011 00:29

Tamang wrote:
menon s wrote:Masked men enter a girls school , thrash students and teachers and ask them to dress modestly!
http://tribune.com.pk/story/269918/dres ... -students/
Karachi Fashion Week 2011: Day one

Karachi Fashion Week 2011: Day two

I don't know, it is just not like in the old days!

Hasina Atim Bum was the best!

ArmenT · Post by **ArmenT** » 10 Oct 2011 01:46

Pakis are now suspecting that the Culinary Institute of America is spreading Dengue fever in Pakiland

Islamabad—Fears are growing in Pakistan that the spread of dengue fever also known as break-bone fever may have been caused by some kind of biological experiment or deliberate release of virus by foreign elements.

Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) representatives have called on security agencies to investigate fears of deliberate spread of dengue virus in Pakistan. According to a report, the PMA members and experts have demanded in-depth investigation over mysterious spread of Dengue virus in Punjab.

Dengue fever is an infectious tropical disease caused by the dengue virus and the disease has caused alarming situation in Lahore and other Punjab cities. Lately the disease has spread to other cities of Pakistan and has killed over 100 people affecting thousands. ...
(more at the link)

pgbhat · Post by **pgbhat** » 10 Oct 2011 02:01

100 per cent rise in mental disorders over a decade

parsuram · Post by **parsuram** » 10 Oct 2011 04:24

Well, the Culinary Institute varidety of Dung (oopsie) fever apparently works as well as the regular variety, so the paki should not worry about containing this with some anti dung antibodies, which the paki should have in xs, given his dna.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 10 Oct 2011 06:16

Tamang wrote:
menon s wrote:Masked men enter a girls school , thrash students and teachers and ask them to dress modestly!
http://tribune.com.pk/story/269918/dres ... -students/
Karachi Fashion Week 2011: Day one

Karachi Fashion Week 2011: Day two

The audience is the "liberal crowd" who will tolerate and do kafir things and try and tell the world that all Pakis are moderate. Once upon a time this pseudo-liberal minority ruled Pakistan, but they found their niche in running with the kafir hares and hunting with the Islamic hounds. Like the proverbial "dhobi ka kutta" - the dog which is neither the dhobi's house pet nor the stray in the dhobi ghat the pseudo-liberals of Pakistan espoused great and pious Islamic values even as they pretended to be "liberal"

Check this out - it is a Paki designer name not a kafir, despite appearances

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 10 Oct 2011 07:40

A look back for Qadri supporters
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.as ... 2011_pg3_4

of the finest intellectuals produced by the Muslim community in Punjab whose support for Ilam Din is quoted as justification for the support for Qadri, i.e. Dr Allama Muhammad Iqbal and Dr Mohammed Din Taseer who, incidentally, was Salmaan Taseer’s father. Iqbal and Taseer, both Cambridge educated gentlemen, were in essence modern Muslims and it therefore is a compelling argument to quote them as justification for the actions of some educated members of the middle class today who are protesting Qadri’s conviction. Here we must consider whether there is any real parallel between the actions of Mumtaz Qadri and Ilam Din beyond the fact that both of them acted out of a feeling of religious veneration. Without condoning Ilam Din’s actions, first and foremost it must be noted that the context was entirely different. Raj Pal published an offensive pamphlet as part of the ongoing pamphlet war between Arya Samajists and Muslims in Punjab. .”Dilip Singh wrote in his judgment: “Counsel for the petitioner has contended that the pamphlet does not show any such intention and that it was only meant to show the evils of polygamy and marriage between persons of disparate age. I have no hesitation in rejecting this explanation of the pamphlet. It undoubtedly is nothing more or less than a scurrilous satire on the founder of the Muslim religion but I cannot find anything in it which shows that it was meant to attack the Mahomedan religion as such...the tone of the pamphlet as a whole is undoubtedly malicious and likely to wound the religious feelings of the Muslim community...Section 153-A intended to prevent persons from making attacks on a particular community as it exists at the present time and was not meant to stop polemics against deceased religious leaders however scurrilous and in bad taste as these attacks might be.”onsequently, Raj Pal was acquitted and ultimately murdered. Imam Abu Hanifa is on record as having laid down the dictum that non-Muslims cannot be awarded death penalty for blasphemy. The reasoning for this, given by the great Islamic jurist, is that the very act of staying outside the circle of Islam is spiritually worse than blasphemy and since Islam affords freedom of religion for non-Muslims it cannot logically punish by death a non-Muslim for blasphemy.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 10 Oct 2011 09:32

Pakistani actor, director declared wajib-ul-qitl

In a related incident, pamphlets against the film Bol were distributed at a conference in Lahore on Sunday. These pamphlets called for death sentence for the film's director, Shoaib Mansoor, and lead actor Humaima Malick for committing blasphemy.

Philip · Post by **Philip** » 10 Oct 2011 09:54

Well,playing true to form .the Pakis have set fire to another 18 NATO/US tankers to show their indignation at the US's firtation with the Tajiks.What the US should do is to deduct the cost of the tankers from the aid it it is giving the Pakis.After all the logistic support that the Pakis are supposedly allowing the US/NATO isn't an act of charity!

Pakistan Tanker Attacks
http://news.in.msn.com/gallery/Photovie ... id=5498992

jrjrao · Post by **jrjrao** » 10 Oct 2011 10:12

In The Atlantic. By Steve Clemons, Washington editor at large for The Atlantic and editor in chief of Atlantic LIVE.

Sure to load more mirchi up the Paki musharraf.

America's New War with Pakistan

sum · Post by **sum** » 10 Oct 2011 11:24

Is this guy for real???? I initially thought it was a Paki piece till i saw the author's name:

Pakistan is the real victim of Bush’s war

Treston is right, Pakistan has become the casualty of the US-led war in Afghanistan. It could have been as buoyant as India despite its elites being corrupt, inefficient and insensitive as India’s. India’s success story is that it is today able to chug along despite its inept and notoriously corrupt government. It’s the ‘atmosphere’, Stupid!

Pakistan’s got viciously polluted with the debris falling across the Khyber Pass. In spite of the ‘heavy burdens’ (what a beautiful way Treston has with words!) — that Pakistan carried (”preoccupation with India, the futile attachment to Kashmir, the hapless swings between corrupt democracy and army autocracy”), it did have a fighting chance to be alongside India in growth trajectory but for George W. Bush creating mayhem and anarchy in its neighbourhood.

What is appalling, as Treston points out, is that India also didn’t exactly make it easy for Pakistan. It hustled Islamabad in those fateful days 10 years ago by clapping ecstatically when the US invaded Afghanistan and rushing into the bandwagon as ‘natural allies’ without the foresight to know that the Hindu Kush is a graveyard for invaders and there could be no victors in this war — or that the raison d’etre of the invasion was questionable, that the US’ intentions were far from clear, or that foreign military presence would only stymie the region’s genius to sort out problems.

India’s permanent establishment is now (unwittingly, perhaps) triggering a proxy war in Afghanistan by training and equipping the Tajik militia from Panjshir Valley that goes under the rubric of the ‘Afghan armed forces’. And, that too, when only 18% of the Pakistani nation regard India as a ‘threat’. Our chaps may end up bringing the US down from its high rating at 59% and regaining their traditional rating as Pakistan’s enemy number 1 — and restoring the ‘back channel’ to its special status as permanent substitute for a normal relationship.

Does this $%#^@& MKB actually believe the 18% Pakis treat India as real? And he was the Indian pointsman in Pak??

Feel like jumping off my office building here reading such absolute trash from a supposed Indian retd "Pak expert" diplomat...

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 10 Oct 2011 11:29

^^
That is an opinion usually expected from hard core RAPE. Hard to believe MKB was an Indian diplomat.

partha · Post by **partha** » 10 Oct 2011 11:35

menon s wrote:Masked men enter a girls school , thrash students and teachers and ask them to dress modestly!
http://tribune.com.pk/story/269918/dres ... -students/
In a first for the garrison city, sixty masked men carrying iron rods barged into a girls’ school in Rawalpindi and thrashed students and female teachers on Friday.
The gang of miscreants also warned the inmates at the MC Model Girls High School in Satellite Town to “dress modestly and wear hijabs” or face the music, eyewitnesses said.
Fear gripped the area following the attack and only 25 of the 400 students studying in the college were present on Saturday. The school employs 30 female teachers.
Attendance in other educational institutions also remained low. After hearing about the attack, all schools in the city shut down, an official of the Rawalpindi District Administration (RDA) told The Express Tribune.
what were the boys and men in that area doing , when ones own kids and sisters are assaulted! they are the real baighairats.

The gang of miscreants also warned the inmates at the MC Model Girls High School in Satellite Town to “dress modestly and wear hijabs” or face the music, eyewitnesses said

I think they were RAW agents.

A police official of the New Town Police Station, asking for anonymity, told The Express Tribune, “We were under strict instructions to do nothing.”

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 10 Oct 2011 12:11

15 Afghan insurgents, soldier killed

Upper Dir—Hundreds of insurgents from Afghanistan’s side entered into Pakistan’s Barawal area of Upper Dir and attacked Kakar check-post manned by security forces on Sunday in which around 15 miscreants were killed while one security forces personnel also lost his life.

Official sources said that a group of armed miscreants attacked Kakar check-post situated in Barawal area of Upper Dir with automatic weapons, killing one soldier and injuring two others.

The attack was retaliated by the security forces immediately in which at least 15 insurgents were killed and the remaining were made to flee. The injured security forces personnel were shifted to hospital for treatment and were stated to be in stable condition.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 10 Oct 2011 12:25

Is this from Jalebi madam?
Trade links no solution

Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has said that establishing trade links across the Line of Control would lead to the liberation of Kashmir from the clutches of the Indian occupation forces. This flight of imagination is based on false hopes. Such an approach would rather lead to offering Kashmir to New Delhi on a silver platter. Mr Gilani should realise that the founder of his party, late Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, had pledged to fight for 1000 years for the right of the Kashmiri people. Similarly, late Benazir Bhutto never thought of surrendering Kashmir to the Indians. If the government would continue to pursue duality in its Kashmir policy – pledging support for Kashmiris’ right to freedom from India and in the same breath promoting trade that go against this resolve – it would damage the cause of the Kashmiris.

It is painful to learn that while our Premier is trying to please India by talking of trade links, the Indian Air Chief is ordering air force to be on alert keeping in mind the volatile situation in Pakistan. Mr Prime Minister, by signing a strategic agreement with Afghanistan, India is trying to destabilise Pakistan. It is about time that you revisit your Kashmir policy and launch a campaign at political and diplomatic forums for a peaceful and just solution of the dispute.

Lalmohan · Post by **Lalmohan** » 10 Oct 2011 12:53

this is a public threat to the civilian government from the faujis, for unkil to read

JE Menon · Post by **JE Menon** » 10 Oct 2011 13:02

Re the Karachi Fashion Show and the image Shiv posted with the name of the Pak designer...

Another symbol indicative of the inner longing for what they consider "normalcy" - i.e. the desire to be able to do what they want in terms of lifestyle... but are unable to do openly (except when they are in India). They are seeing the clash between the ideologically pure state they wanted and the implications of that purity. Nina Ajmal's name could have been written in any trendy font, but guess what they have chosen

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She knows it will appeal to her clientele who, like her, are trapped in a shrinking world of "pseudo-liberalism" because this elite believes only in the "image" of liberalism, its superficial characteristics, but neither have the intellectual ability (except strays here and there), nor the mental fortitude, to stick to liberal ideals. They will shift into blue or black tents at the drop of a fatwa.... or will fly away to their homes in the very countries they, while in Pakistan, spare no effort in criticising by constructing ever more convuluted conspiracy theories.

Articles like that piece of trash by MKB serve the purpose, among other things, of giving increasing ammunition to this same elite, who will use arguments like the one he has made to defend and justify their ever more precarious position, like railings they hold on to in order not to slip into the abyss at the bottom of which wait with drawn swords the desperate but ideologically purer masses they have kept under their thumbs for so long on the basis of elaborately constructed lies about themselves and immutable truths about their religion.

So thanks to MKB. We need them where they are - mired in denial and delusion.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 10 Oct 2011 15:06

Pakistan Taliban considers peace talks - report

(Reuters) - Pakistan's Taliban movement, the country's biggest security threat, has suggested it would consider peace talks with the U.S.-backed government, a local newspaper reported on Monday.

Pakistani leaders said after an all-party meeting attended by top military and intelligence officials last month they would seek reconciliation with militants to end an insurgency.

And Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani was quoted by newspapers as saying the government was ready to talk peace.

"Our shura (council) will decide whether and when can we enter into talks with the government, with the military," the Express Tribune quoted Maulvi Wali-ur-Rehman Mehsud, deputy leader of the Pakistani Taliban, as saying.

"But I think we would like to involve countries we trust ... they are in the Arab world. Let's say Saudi Arabia."

Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, or Taliban Movement of Pakistan (TTP), which is close to al Qaeda, was formed in December 2007 as an alliance of Pakistani militant groups to attack the Pakistani state.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 10 Oct 2011 15:09

US for long-term ties with Pakistan: Hillary

Washington: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said that Washington is committed to having a long term relationship with Pakistan “despite the complexities and challenges that sometimes arise”.

“Though we have had our differences, both of our countries recognise the critical need for continued cooperation across a wide range of issues and especially in our shared fight against terrorism. Together we have worked to destroy, dismantle and defeat al Qaeda,” The Nation quoted her, as saying.

Meanwhile, US special envoy for Pakistan and Afghanistan Marc Grossman has said extremism and terrorism are threats to Pakistan, and it’s a threat to Afghanistan, and the United States.

Grossman said the number of Pakistani civilians who have been killed in terrorist attacks was, as 19,000 of them have died since 2003.

“Extremism and terrorism is a threat to Pakistan, and it’s a threat to Afghanistan, and it’s a threat to the United States. We ought to, all three of our countries, be able to work together to try to deal with this problem,” he claimed.

Neela · Post by **Neela** » 10 Oct 2011 15:13

Consider this a whine + a observation (triggered by events at nukkad last week esp. what Stan said) . Every time a terror attack happens, the standard cliches are repeated and one gets the impression that the Indian govt has been doing nothing. There has been constant criticism of the GoI and its head when dealing with TSP. Yet despite all the "failures" viz. kargil , Parliament attack...Mumbai attacks, the one thing that India does is to continue giving aid to Afghanistan, signing pacts and has a large presence there. I doubt if the babus are ignorant of the value TSP attaches to Afghanistan.
This appears to be a move to wean away TSP to its Western border is it not? or am I giving too much unfair credit? $1billion to Afghanistan is not small change and I believe there is some merit to the things India is doing. End of the day, there is a finite amount of terror that TSP can plan and implement. By luring TSP there, I think this leads to thinning of the eastern side.
Just an observation.

jrjrao · Post by **jrjrao** » 10 Oct 2011 16:17

-- del. duplicate--

jrjrao · Post by **jrjrao** » 10 Oct 2011 16:20

The morning halwa puri nashta tastes way better, when accompanied with good and cheerful Paki news reports:

Railways suspend another 115 trains due to shortage of engines

But of course, as Prophet Lal Topi says often, there is nothing to worry, because:

We are a Muslim Nation. We are 170 million. We are a nuclear power. We are not Iraq. We are not Yugoslavia. We are the descendants of great ghazis and shaheeds. We want to live with dingity, and we know how to die with honor.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 10 Oct 2011 16:26

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shiv · Post by **shiv** » 10 Oct 2011 16:27

Amazing facts and myths about Pakistan. Nothing new for you guys though..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sQEUg-R59M

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 10 Oct 2011 16:27

Dilbu wrote:^^
That is an opinion usually expected from hard core RAPE. Hard to believe MKB was an Indian diplomat.

I get the feeling, reading between the lines of MKB's trash, that he has some gripe with his former and current Delhi colleauges, and hence gets back at them with this kind of pro-Paki, anti-India seditious nonsense. He can write whatever he wants sitting in some rat h@le in Kerala, but if his vews get mainstream visibility like on Undie TV, then it becomes a huge problem. Question is, how many in the Indian establishment think like this puke. Even if one is a relative dove, it takes someone with a rotten mind like MKB's to just brush aside and absolve TSP of the kind of crimes it has committed against India, and instead blame India.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 10 Oct 2011 16:27

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CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 10 Oct 2011 16:28

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shiv · Post by **shiv** » 10 Oct 2011 16:28

Amazing facts and myths about Pakistan. Nothing new for you guys though..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sQEUg-R59M