Over 500 trainees were having andaa channa (potatoes with chickpeas) for dinner when they started falling ill.

Over 500 trainees were having andaa channa (potatoes with chickpeas) for dinner when they started falling ill.
Djinna wrote the Book: Art of Khairat. Never Refuse or Return the check!!shiv wrote:This Paki is a charmer. He begs with such dignity and poise. We don't want your money he says defiantly, even as he begs for help and mercy. His commanding presence, his diction and erudition make beggary look like it is a royal pastime and penury a day at the royal races.
What a bunch of losers. Pakistan is truly the leader among losers in Islamic countries.
Rony wrote:Here is the video. Wajid Shamsul Hasan's Pakiness in full displayLalmohan wrote:pak high commissioner in londonistan has been defending the pak railway minister's bounty setting ways on national tv... that in itself is making the news
http://in.news.yahoo.com/video/skyworld ... 77149.html
Why? This is quite preposterous actually. If you've been paying attention all these years, Al Qaeda has been and still is a phenomenal threat, despite having top leaders Droned out every few months.CRamS wrote:R-man, good insight. But I have a tough time believing that this AQ s!it is such a force to reckon with.
Pakis are doing in Pakistan what Pakis do outside Pakistan. Namely raise a huge hue and cry about H&D and Sovirginity when it is all just about looting, baksheesh and money.“They’ve taken four split air conditioners… look, they couldn’t yank this one out so it’s still here,” said a kitchen staffer, as he looked at an AC hanging from its cables. The KFC branch is flooded with water and shards of glass that crunch beneath the feet. “Look at the bathroom,” said an employee. “They’ve taken away the taps. That’s why it’s flooded!” The delivery systems, most of the furniture and the computers at the popular KFC outlet have gone. Witnesses said that they saw the men balancing their newfound loot on their heads....The pattern was repeated at all of the banks at PIDC. MCB, UBL, NIB, Allied Bank and Al Baraka branches have been gutted, and the National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) has suffered extensive damage...Young boys snaked around, collecting the largest pieces of broken glass they could find to sell. “I’m going to take this to Shershah,” said Mullah Dad, as he balanced a huge sack on his back.![]()
chetak wrote:
Two faced Pakistan exposes itself in the US
Gen Eshan ul-Haq’s mission was rather more crude. Speaking at the Center for the National Interest, formerly known as the Nixon Center, Haq summoned the ghosts and djinns used by the military and even civilian governments in the past, but which no longer frighten Washington. He proved that the anti-India mindset within the ISI and the army is alive and well. The general didn’t come here as a loose cannon. He was well prepared and was giving a specific message.
Haq opened grandly with India’s “unrelenting hegemonic ambitions” in the region, and went on to stress how Pakistan was “unfairly maligned” and blamed for terrorism. He claimed that India was the only country comfortable about a continued US presence in Afghanistan beyond 2014, because it fits into New Delhi’s regional agenda. All other neighbours would see the US as “destabilizing”, he said.
He reminisced about the good times when the US provided fighter jets and anti-tank missiles to Pakistan, but no more. Only ‘counter terrorism’ help was coming these days. Since the Pakistan military wasn’t getting conventional weapons to face India, it was building nuclear weapons.
He then claimed Pakistan had no ties with the Taliban and went on to blame the civilian government for creating the Taliban. It went all downhill from there, and many in the audience simply stopped listening. Some tables emptied entirely, as soon as he finished his speech. “I thought I was among friends,” he said plaintively when faced with honest, direct questions.
The hat wearing fart-face on the right has explained Pakistani anger at the way the US took Osama bn Laden without Pakistan's permission.Jhujar wrote:
This moron may well belong to my generation or maybe older for I too saw he movie "Hatari" in 1964. The man is from an elite background - he spoke English in 1964 - which probably represented about 1% of all shitistanis of 1964. He had access to a car back then and had the money and leisure to bunk class and eat. The man comes from a similar social background to mine - but was likely far more wealthy than my family and more akin to the families of several of my classmates from that era.
No that was spiritual quest and thenAnujan wrote:Apparently people who were 400% hurt by the latest insult to the Prophet, could not control their anger, ransacked bootleg wineshops in Karachi and made away with cases of booze.
I dont blame them, they needed something to soothe their anger
Please do your duty as a citizen dial 100 and report that scum to the police immediately. You have right to remain anonymous. That least you can do to help the society. This guy and whoever is brainwashing him have to be watched. I also request all BRF members and lurkers to keep vigil and report such people to police.A_Rai wrote: I got the shock of my life when Sunni IT Admin in my office told me that Hafiz Saeed was NGO wala and when tried explaining him he was the guy who trained terrorist for 26\11, he shocked me further by asking whether I saw Hafiz Saheb training those guys with my own eyes.
According to him this all was a Jewish conspiracy and I used the word Sunni to describe him because according to him Shias were half Jewish.
A Pakistani imam, Abdul Wahid Qasmi, once told me that President Bill Clinton burned to death scores of Americans for criticizing Jesus. If America can execute blasphemers, he said, why can’t Pakistan?
I challenged him, and he plucked an Urdu-language book off his shelf, thumbed through it, and began reading triumphantly about the 1993 raid on David Koresh’s cult in Waco, Tex.
More broadly, this is less about offensive videos than about a political war unfolding in the Muslim world. Extremist Muslims like Salafis see themselves as unfairly marginalized, and they hope to exploit this issue to embarrass their governments and win public support. This is a political struggle, not just a religious battle — and we’re pawns.
To me it sounds like this guy was pulling a fast one on you and you might have fallen for it. He was openly saying everything that would make you suspicious of him and no terror supporter is that stupid, but any sarcastic joker would say such thingsA_Rai wrote: I got the shock of my life when Sunni IT Admin in my office told me that Hafiz Saeed was NGO wala and when tried explaining him he was the guy who trained terrorist for 26\11, he shocked me further by asking whether I saw Hafiz Saheb training those guys with my own eyes.
According to him this all was a Jewish conspiracy and I used the word Sunni to describe him because according to him Shias were half Jewish.
Best thing is to say that US has put a bounty of $10M on Hafiz to be captured. I would put my Rs100 rupees into that basket. Pull out the 100 Rs and put it on the table.shiv wrote:To me it sounds like this guy was pulling a fast one on you and you might have fallen for it. He was openly saying everything that would make you suspicious of him and no terror supporter is that stupid, but any sarcastic joker would say such thingsA_Rai wrote: I got the shock of my life when Sunni IT Admin in my office told me that Hafiz Saeed was NGO wala and when tried explaining him he was the guy who trained terrorist for 26\11, he shocked me further by asking whether I saw Hafiz Saheb training those guys with my own eyes.
According to him this all was a Jewish conspiracy and I used the word Sunni to describe him because according to him Shias were half Jewish.
In my view the way to handle people who ask if you have seen Saeed with your own eyes is to say 'Yes I have".
There are terror supporters and here are stupid people. No real supporter of terror will expose himself by openly pissing off people unless he is stupid - especially in an environment in which anyone with a Muslim name who says "Pakistan" is automatically branded as a Paki terrorist supporter. I have Muslim friends who are educated and sophisticated enough and Indian enough to openly say the types of things that IT manager said knowing that they have zero connection with terror and if they know there are talking to a guy who can be made to look like a fool.abhijitm wrote:No Shiv, there are muslims in India who openly support the paki murderers. They are brainwashed to an extend that they are convinced pakistan is not responsible for the terrorism in kashmir or anywhere in India. I have met such muslim and he was not bluffing. It is important to dig deep and find out whom they meet and what they do.
^^ Aji,Acharya wrote: Best thing is to say that US has put a bounty of $10M on Hafiz to be captured. I would put my Rs100 rupees into that basket. Pull out the 100 Rs and put it on the table.
One of the Western intelligence agencies have romantic relations between youngest foreign minister of Pakistan, Hina Rabbani Khar and Bilawal Bhutto, the son of President Asif Ali Zardari and slain Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
I believe Bilawal is the female and Mr. Hina Rabbani Khar the male in this relationship!Skanda wrote:WTF
High profile romance in Pakistan exposed
One of the Western intelligence agencies have romantic relations between youngest foreign minister of Pakistan, Hina Rabbani Khar and Bilawal Bhutto, the son of President Asif Ali Zardari and slain Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
NeelaMr Singh, many Pakistanis will refuse to openly admit this but most of us would like to be considered eligible for Indian nationality. The reason behind our desire to move is extremely simple. It is because India since 1947 has grown as a nation, an economy and a country. Despite of the poverty and other related issues, we all see India as a progressive society and in a very positive light. We all want to live in a country which is ruled by secular politicians where fascist elements are given minimum representation in the parliament; a country where people can coexist or at least consider this ideology a welcoming thought.
You caught your Kasab but what about the numerous Kasabs who are ready to wipe out the entire population of Pakistan by flagging them as infidels, anti-Islam, pro-India, US puppets and just plain secular? What about us who continue to strive for a change, however, feel helpless at the hands of the radical elements freely roaming around in Pakistan? Is there any solace for us?
Same here. What other reason can you think of behind riots we saw recently and rise of IM, SIMI kind of terrorist groups ?abhijitm wrote:No Shiv, there are muslims in India who openly support the paki murderers. They are brainwashed to an extend that they are convinced pakistan is not responsible for the terrorism in kashmir or anywhere in India. I have met such muslim and he was not bluffing. It is important to dig deep and find out whom they meet and what they do.
WTF, Despite all for SMK's efforts he has been bested by Bilawal.Skanda wrote:WTF
High profile romance in Pakistan exposed
One of the Western intelligence agencies have romantic relations between youngest foreign minister of Pakistan, Hina Rabbani Khar and Bilawal Bhutto, the son of President Asif Ali Zardari and slain Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
Abhijit I am referring to the IT manager we were discussing, not numerous anonymous terror supporters. I still think that guy had good laugh by saying all those things. There is bugger all that anyone can do with smart alec talk and all this business of reporting shiporting would be useless for a guy like that. Do you seriously think you can go to the police in India and say "My IT manager asked me if I saw Hafiz Saeed and also described Shias as Jews so you should check him to see if he is a terrorist." and then expect them to open an investigation?abhijitm wrote:Shiv, these quiet terrorist type people thrive in the community who give moral support. Terrorism hit us in two ways, one actual distruction and two moral corruption. Both are equally fatal and need to be confronted with equal vigor.
There is one more article on the alleged Hina Rabbani Khar / Bilawal Bhutto affair by the same author in the same Bangladeshi magazine:Skanda wrote:WTF
High profile romance in Pakistan exposed
One of the Western intelligence agencies have romantic relations between youngest foreign minister of Pakistan, Hina Rabbani Khar and Bilawal Bhutto, the son of President Asif Ali Zardari and slain Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
UK’s Daily Telegraph:SSridhar wrote:Pakistan's Railways Minister announces a bounty of USD 100,000 for the head of the man who made the film.
Speaking here at a press conference on Saturday, the Federal Minister for Railways Ghulam Ahmed Bilour said that he was aware that it was a crime to instigate the people for murder, but he was ready to commit the crime. He added that there was no way to instill fear among blasphemers other than taking this step.
The minister also called on members of the Taliban and al Qaeda for their support, saying that if members of the banned militant organisations kill the maker of the blasphemous movie, they will also be rewarded.
Let GOI exploit the expertise of one of BRF L&M Master and see the result. Long lasting peace after initial short term commotion.Aditya_V wrote:"Skanda"]WTFWTF, Despite all for SMK's efforts he has been bested by Bilawal.One of the Western intelligence agencies have romantic relations between youngest foreign minister of Pakistan, Hina Rabbani Khar and Bilawal Bhutto, the son of President Asif Ali Zardari and slain Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
Does this not make Hina wajib-ul-scuttle now? committing adultery and all.Skanda wrote:WTF
High profile romance in Pakistan exposed
One of the Western intelligence agencies have romantic relations between youngest foreign minister of Pakistan, Hina Rabbani Khar and Bilawal Bhutto, the son of President Asif Ali Zardari and slain Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
pgbhat wrote:^ Minister was a non-state actor when this statement was made and that is his personal view.
The minister and the Talibaddies could claim to begin with that those who sold off osama bin laden including top politicians and judnails were acting in non-state capacity temporarily.ramana wrote:pgbhat wrote:^ Minister was a non-state actor when this statement was made and that is his personal view.
The minister is a non-acting state terrorist.
Not just passport but if you visit a Temple or Gurdwara in naPakistan you have to put your signature in a register that states that "I am not a muslim" right next to your name.You know, I was unaware of this fact myself. Just to make sure it wasn't a rumour or urban legend, I went to the net and searched for the forms for TSP passport application. These words are right there in the middle of the form:
I ________________________ S/o, W/o, D/o ___________________________ aged ______ years, adult Muslim
resident of __________________________________________________ declare that:-
(i) I am a Muslim and believe in the absolute and unqualified finality of the prophethood of Muhammad (Peace Be upon Him) as the last of the Prophets.
(ii) I do not recognize any person who claims to be a prophet in any sense of the word or of any description whatsoever after Muhammad (peace be upon him) or recognize such a claimant as a prophet or a religious
reformer as or a Muslim. (iii) I consider Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Quadiani to be an imposter Nabi and also consider his followers whether belonging to the Lahori or Quadiani group to be non-muslim
I was like WOW!