Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Pakistan plays the usual perfidy.

Deadlock leaves Pak-Afghan Ulema conference in jeopardy
Pakistani clerics have threated to boycott a peace conference slated to be held in Kabul after disputes with a visiting Afghan delegation.

Both countries had announced in November that they plan to hold a conference of religious scholars (ulema), where they would urge the militants to renounce violence and join peace efforts.

But on Tuesday, the All Pakistan Ulema Council chief Maulana Tahirul Ashrafi accused the visiting Afghan clerics of trying to use the conference to denounce the Taliban and elicit support for the Afghan government.

Ashrafi, who leads the Pakistani delegation, insisted the Taliban be invited to the event to advance the peace process. He threatened to boycott the conference.

A member of the Afghan delegation, Aminullah Muzafery, says it’s not possible to invite the Taliban. He says the two sides would further discuss conference plans.

The conference was earlier to be held in late January, but was then postponed.

A statement, issued after the trilateral summit on the Afghan peace process attended by President Asif Ali Zardari, President Hamid Karzai and Prime Minister David Cameron earlier this month, said: “President Karzai and President Zardari looked forward to a joint conference of Afghan and Pakistani Ulema in early March.”
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Quality postings
41 posted in 36 embassies in 33 days before the end
Cream of the crop, you might say.
With less than 33 days left of its tenure, the PPP-led coalition government has posted 41 trade ministers, commercial counselors and commercial secretaries to 36 countries, including the US and Russia
The officers of these groups lack experience to deal with trade-related issues
The threshold of marks obtained by the candidates for passing the test was lowered to 40 per cent from the earlier 60pc ‘to accommodate those nominated on political basis’.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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rohitvats wrote:
STRONGLY RECCOMMENDED - Watch PA ex-General being ripped a new one along with a RAPE. No wonder the PA fears democracy.

Thanks for posting, anishns.
For those interested here's the full video not just excerpts....



It seems the non-pakjabs from the audience are not shy to call a spade a spade and are seething with hatred for the PakJab RAPES.....hope someday their blood boils and these RAPES meet the lamp post pretty soon. :twisted:
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anishns wrote:
rohitvats wrote:
STRONGLY RECCOMMENDED - Watch PA ex-General being ripped a new one along with a RAPE. No wonder the PA fears democracy.

Thanks for posting, anishns.
For those interested here's the full video not just excerpts....

....

It seems the non-pakjabs from the audience are not shy to call a spade a spade and are seething with hatred for the PakJab RAPES.....hope someday their blood boils and these RAPES meet the lamp post pretty soon. :twisted:
At the end, one pakhtoon dude says something like "Aap jo apni awaam ke saath kaar rahe hai... India dekh raha hai. aur India darega nahi.." at which point he had to let go of the mike cause the anchor was pulling on it. unbelievable!! Almost sounded like he was threatening the RAPEs with India!
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Amol.D wrote: At the end, one pakhtoon dude says something like "Aap jo apni awaam ke saath kaar rahe hai... India dekh raha hai. aur India darega nahi.." at which point he had to let go of the mike cause the anchor was pulling on it. unbelievable!! Almost sounded like he was threatening the RAPEs with India!
Unbelievable.

We need to nurture and use them against RAPE come 2014. After the US departs, the RAPES, NACLites, Indian non-resident Fiberal traitors will all work together to hurt India as much as they can if Modi comes to power.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Excellent Video! people in Pashto speaking accent (followers of Khan Abdul Ghaffar khan i.e Bacha Khan) are in camp of India.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Ombaba has announced that troop levels will be cut in half in Afghanistan, starting now and over a period of 12 months.

Equipment is already being shipped out of Pakistan.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Any word on the left over equipment finding itself into paki hands ?
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Business News in Terrorist Islamic republic of pakisatan. Yesterday 14 people died, 2 of them were kafirs (bloody shias). Today, just 5 of them were killed. What a shame!

Yesterday's news
Four MQM men among 14 killed in gun attacks across Karachi

Today's news
5 more fall prey to violence in Karachi

GDP (Gross Destruction Product) of pakisatan is in negative. The need of the moment is FDI (Foreign Direct intervention), International contributions from Al-Qaeda, Drones, etc are required to minimize the deficit. Local companies like LeT, JeM, TTP, LeJ,LeI, etc has to contribute for high growth in pakisatani GDP :mrgreen: .

Needless to day pakisatan was created as a safe haven for muslims of India. Muslims in pakisatan die glorious deaths (by firearms, IEDs, etc), whereas in India muslims die a despicable natural deaths.
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Lilo wrote:Any word on the left over equipment finding itself into paki hands ?
Given that they are a munna and get to buy excess equipment at free or reduced prices. It is inevitable.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Lilo wrote:Any word on the left over equipment finding itself into paki hands ?
I am sure plenty of equipment will be left behind and will be given to pakis officially. And also, as is common in Pakiland, lot of equipment will be 'stolen by miscreants (another name for paki army and the ISI goons)' on way back to port of Karachi. Already begging has started for arms. The rental PM is in UK begging for arms.

Ashraf asks Cameron for military hardware

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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Pak population may touch 292m mark by 2050:
Poaklies: Poaqroaches will rech 300M mark by 2030 and 500M by 2050
( Then they bcome largest OMDA Organic Methane Discharging Animal)
Despite family planning being almost always been viewed with scepticism in Pakistan, the total fertility rate, meaning the number of children per woman on average, has declined to float around 3.6, down from almost six.Speakers said that in Pakistan maternal and child morbidity have also declined but remain in the high range. According to World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates in 2011, infant mortality was 65.1 per 1,000 live births compared to 90 per 1,000 in 1999, whereas maternal mortality ratio stands at 276 per 100,000 in 2011 from 450 in 1999. The major chunk of the improvement, experts say, began once policymakers pegged family planning to healthy mothers producing healthy babies. For decades Pakistan’s policy makers pitched the ‘Bachay do hi achay’ campaign without success. “That campaign proved counterproductive,” says Country Director for Pakistan Population Council Dr Zeba Sathar. “However, there has been no opposition since family planning has been linked to maternal and child morbidity, she added”
Chair for the Department of Paediatrics and Child Health at AKU Dr Anita Zaidi says, “Some mothers in Pakistan are so malnourished that they do not have the reserves to nourish their child.” Zaidi urges that family planning was not just about population control it was also about wanting healthy mothers and healthy children.Associate professor and Head Population and Reproductive Health Programme at AKU Dr Sarah Saleem said, “By 2050 Pakistan’s population is expected to exceed 292 million and be in fifth place, after India, China, United States and Indonesia.” Experts warn that decisive action must be taken before the country’s robust population becomes a huge economic and social burden. Even then according to Population Council’s Dr Sathar it will take another 10 to 15 years before Pakistan can stabilise its population.
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Indian fisherman escapes from jail
Jail Superintendent Nazeer Shah said that the fisherman, Kishwar son of Bhagwandas, managed to slip out of the jail while cleaning the main gate of the detention facility
two prison officials were suspended for dereliction of duty
Legal Aid Office, told Dawn that it was unheard-of for an Indian fisherman to escape from prison here
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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X Posted from the Pakistan Nuclear Proliferation thread.

The world reaps the fruits of yet another dubious “export” by the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Article in the UK’s Telegraph following nuclear weapon test carried out by North Korea traces the roots of the North Korean weapon to the nuclear weapon related proliferation carried out by the Islamic Republic of Pakistan:

AQ Khan, the godfather of North Korea's bomb
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On the question of left-over equipment, the recent trial run of a convoy of 25 containers that went through without any incident is a pointer. Of course, this would have been essentially non-critical, non-armament type of goods. It is also possible that the TTP allowed the convoy to go through to generate a false sense of security so that they could strike when the 'real' goods are being shipped.

However, I believe that the PA has struck some kind of deal with the TTP on this score. It is being said in TSP that the PA is of the opinion that a military operation against the TTP is the only viable option and peace talks won't do even as the PPP government seems to be undecided about the talks. I think all this is a facade. For various reasons, including the safe withdrawal of men and material of the ISAF, particulary the Americans, the TTP should be restrained (along with the Taliban) during the period from now on until the complete withdrawal. The US put pressure on the PA to deliver on this issue and the PA promptly brokered a deal with them and the TTP.

Considering the past history of TSP-USA arms deals and the US tactical brilliance (which is in no way inferior to the famed Pakistanis) and strategic stupidity and its appeasement policies towards the PA, it is not too difficult to imagine what the contours of such a deal would be. One of the components would be transfer of excess and left-over goods.

The below is what I posted last month
One thing that India has to be aware of is that the US may choose to transfer equipment left over in Afghanistan by c/ 2014 to TSPA rather than incurring the efforts and expenses to take them back to the US. We may never know if that took place under the wraps. The US may even do so overtly by justifying that these would be needed to ward off any future misadventure by AQAM which the TSPA would take care of.
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Here is some masala for you guys:
http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/02/12/3 ... -feed.html
On Tuesday morning, the Internet connection linking a suspected Taliban soldier who was testifying in a video call from Pakistan to a Miami federal courtroom suddenly went dead. Was it a communications glitch at the Islamabad hotel? Or did the Pakistani government kill the feed because of the witness’s alleged Taliban ties?

Khan’s defense attorney, Khurrum Wahid, explained to the judge by phone that there was “absolutely no problem” until a prosecutor in Miami mentioned the name of the Serena Hotel, where the testimony was being taken, during cross-examination. He noted the hotel staff said “there were some intelligence operatives in the business center here, and they were taking pictures of us and our witnesses.” :mrgreen:

Added Wahid: “I’ve been told by the hotel staff that it’s from outside the building and that ... the IP address has been blacklisted by the Interior Ministry, I’m sorry, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority.” 8)
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news- ... uth-africa
Pakistan sacrifice goat to ward off ‘evils in South Africa’
The team management offered sadqa to ward off the crisis by sacrificing a goat and distributing its meat among the Muslim community
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Safdar Ali Shah, 36, displays his medical X-ray sheet with a scissor in his lower abdomen outside the Karachi Press Club April 9, 2012. Shah said he went to a hospital on April 7, 2012 for a medical checkup due to continued pain in his abdomen, and was shocked when doctors identified that he has a scissor in his abdomen which was left by a medical team who performed his operation back in 2000.
wonder what he was doing for 12 years ??? :mrgreen:

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Err my maths says 2000 to 2012 is only 12 years and not 2
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Safdar Ali Shah, 36, displays his medical X-ray sheet with a scissor in his lower abdomen outside the Karachi Press Club April 9, 2012. Shah said he went to a hospital on April 7, 2012 for a medical checkup due to continued pain in his abdomen, and was shocked when doctors identified that he has a scissor in his abdomen which was left by a medical team who performed his operation back in 2000.
This proves that Pakistani hospitals are now on the cutting edge of healthcare.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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have to agree...able to hide it for 12 years before he found out
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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kish wrote: GDP (Gross Destruction Product) of pakisatan is in negative. The need of the moment is FDI (Foreign Direct intervention), International contributions from Al-Qaeda, Drones, etc are required to minimize the deficit. Local companies like LeT, JeM, TTP, LeJ,LeI, etc has to contribute for high growth in pakisatani GDP :mrgreen: .

Needless to day pakisatan was created as a safe haven for muslims of India. Muslims in pakisatan die glorious deaths (by firearms, IEDs, etc), whereas in India muslims die a despicable natural deaths.

Good one! :D
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Terrorist influx:Britain mulls banning PIA flights: The British government has reportedly threatened to place a ban on all Pakistan International Airlines flights, due to the fear of influx of Al Qaeda and Taliban terrorists after it was found that tens of Afghan nationals are illegally flying into the UK on Pakistani passports.

According to British officials, more than 50 Afghans bearing Pakistani passports landed in different UK cities from Karachi and Islamabad during the last two months, reports the Daily Times.

Sources said that the immigration officer of the British high commission, acting on a tip-off on February 2, offloaded six Afghan citizens from PIA's flight PK-785 set for London. During investigation, it was revealed that Afghan nationals had paid 25,000 pounds each for sending them to the UK.

FIA's additional director Sajjad Haider was reportedly found involved in the scandal, the report said.
Source Rediff

well they can just re-route them from India now that GoI has an 'aao jao , ghar tumhara ' policy towards these terrorists :evil:
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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krishnan wrote:have to agree...able to hide it for 12 years before he found out
Finally got stopped at an airport security check, I bet. He couldn't understand why he got the full orifice treatment.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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VinodTK wrote:No surrender: Obama was ready to 'rain hell' on Pakistan during bin Laden raid

But President Obama called it differently. "This is hearsay, but I understand Obama said, Hell no. My guys are not surrendering. What do we need to rain hell on the Pakistani military?"
Oh really Mr. Obama? 1000s of your guys not only surrendered but were slaughtered by TSP army sponsored terrorists in Afghanistan, but you din't unleash rain on TSPA? Why? Talk is cheap, is it because the white honchos in Pentagon and CIA, and demi Gods in think tanks and ex govt officials like Zbig Brezenski and war criminals like Henry Kissinger held you b@llas on a tight leash and told you, don't you dare touch TSPA, they, and their pigLeT boys are our valuable asset many years to come or else we have to kiss the asses of those stinking, cow-worshiping, disgusting "Hindoos" next door for any game we need to play in that part of the world.
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^ Sponsored by TSPA and TSPA are different things from Unkil's interests pov Obama is doing what is in his country's interests . In fact USA is the most self centric and selfish in that regards . India is not on the table as it is not important enough we neither bring value nor are a PITA (which TSP does a good job of).
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Negi, I agree with everything you said, I will just add that its a matter of definition. If Unil wants to, he can cast TSPA is evil personified in a heart beat. But you are right on India's zero value to Unkil except "India and US are strategic partners" hot air which is cost free for Unkil but means a lot to Indian RAPE.

Yesterday, someone posted an interview with India RAPE dorkette Jyothi whatever, and uber TSP RAPE dorkette Marianna whatever. Both were having a field day with India is evil this or evil that. But the one point Mariann baby made struck me. Ever since Amrithraj made the threat to MushRat and MushRat surrendered, TSP RAPE's real nightmare was not doing whatever Unkil asks it to do, but whether equal equal with India will dissippate in doing so. So while frothing in the mouth, Marianna baby demanded that India and US should no longer call India the world's largest democracy, but just another country in "South Asia". Even though she said this in the context of Afzal Guru hanging and TSP heartburn, MMS has more than obliged in making India yet another "South Asian" country, Afzal Guru hanging notwithstanding, after all, according to his constant mantra, India's and TSP's destinies are linked together, and so TSP can do anything, but piss process will be uninterrupted and uninterruptible.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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As usual the Pakis tell a different story :rotfl:

US SEAL team was to surrender if surrounded by Pak troops

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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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In what way would Pakistan change if someone rained hell on them? Would it become worse or better?
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Hell would become worse.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Bakistan happy onleee,

Kashmir = heaven on earth
Pakistan = hell on earth (you dont say)

Opposittes attract...
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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CRamS wrote:
But President Obama called it differently. "This is hearsay, but I understand Obama said, Hell no. My guys are not surrendering. What do we need to rain hell on the Pakistani military?"
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Oh really Mr. Obama? 1000s of your guys not only surrendered but were slaughtered by TSP army sponsored terrorists in Afghanistan, but you din't unleash rain on TSPA? Why? Talk is cheap, is it because the white honchos in Pentagon and CIA, and demi Gods in think tanks and ex govt officials like Zbig Brezenski and war criminals like Henry Kissinger held you b@llas on a tight leash and told you, don't you dare touch TSPA, they, and their pigLeT boys are our valuable asset many years to come or else we have to kiss the asses of those stinking, cow-worshiping, disgusting "Hindoos" next door for any game we need to play in that part of the world.[/quote]

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Jo Paki kehlayega , Andar Jayeega. Ashraf to Arzal
The Abu Dhabi and Sharjah authorities called in over 1,000 Pashtun men with names like Ali, Hussain and Hassan to the police stations and/or interior ministry officesWhat started in the Persian Gulf sheikhdoms some two years ago has taken on a new and vicious intensity. Some of the sheikhdoms’ own officials were calling it an unannounced ‘operation’ but it is increasingly looking like a witch-hunt to harass and chase the Shia Pakistanis, particularly the Pashtun Shia, out.It came to the boil last month just after the Shia commemoration of Arba’een when the Abu Dhabi and Sharjah authorities called in over 1,000 Pashtun men with names like Ali, Hussain and Hassan to the police stations and/or interior ministry offices. They were told to surrender all documents like drivers’ licences and work permits, and then told to leave the Emirates. Some of them had been working there for some 35 years, but were told to pack up and leave right away or in 48 hours at the most. They were forced to sell, if they were lucky to even do that, their possessions — taxicabs, trucks, and small businesses — at throwaway prices and deported.
An overwhelming majority of these men is from the Shia enclave of the Upper Kurram but even some Sunni tribesman from the Masozai and Ali Shezai clans of Kurram who had ‘Shia-sounding’ names were forced to leave. A Shia man from the Upper Kurram stated that he and about 30 of his compatriots had their heads shaved by force before they were made to leave Sharjah. None of the Shia men were charged with and/or convicted for any infarction of the local laws. Apparently, with the sponsorship (kefalah) withdrawn/forced to lapse they had no legal recourse to appeal in a country not exactly known for due process.Several affected Kurramis feel that someone from Pakistan snitched on them because they had formed the backbone of the Upper Kurram economy when the enclave was under siege by the Taliban. It might be impossible to know exactly what happened but certainly about 1,000 families have lost their livelihood. Mr Ali Hussain in a comprehensive report in a publication (February 11, 2013) writes that according to the Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani, Pakistan has expressed concerns over the “forced deportation” of Pakistanis from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by summoning the UAE ambassador to the Foreign Office. And that is the extent that I, sadly, suspect that Pakistan would go to in defending its own citizens in the face of the most shameless persecution by what it routinely calls a brotherly country. But then again is it unreasonable to be sceptical about a country where it has been an open season on the Shia for years, the latest being a series of the target killings of Shia professionals in Peshawar allegedly by the banned — yet operating with impunity — outfits.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Gulzar returns to India from Lahore
WKK Running
LAHORE: Renowned Indian poet and director Gulzar returned to India via Lahore today, Geo News reported.Sources confirmed that Gulzar cut his trip to Pakistan short after receiving advice from the Indian High Commission, and returned by way of Wagah border. However the Indian High Commissioner has citied the directors return to be for personal reasons. It may be noted here that Gulzar was on one-week visit to Pakistan. He was to arrive in Karachi today (Wednesday) to participate in the Karachi Literary Festival.Indian officials denied Pakistani media reports that they had advised the poet, who won an Oscar for the lyrics to rags-to-riches hit "Slumdog Millionaire" theme "Jai Ho", to return to India.
Vishal Bhardwaj, an Indian director travelling with Gulzar, said there was "nothing political" about the withdrawal.The 76-year-old was simply "emotionally overwhelmed and stressed" after visiting his birthplace, in Pakistan, for the first time in 70 years, Bhardwaj insisted.But a Pakistani film director who met Gulzar during his visit, told AFP on condition of anonymity that he left the country "because of some security concerns".
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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It must have been vandalised or reminded him of the trauma when they left.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Speaking of Jyoti Malhotra and such defeatist Injun WKK attitudes to Pak in general, pliss consider adding this to the header post as relevant to understanding the same :-?

Battered Person syndrome
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battered_person_syndrome
Etiology
The syndrome develops in response to a three-stage cycle found in [] violence situations. First, tension builds in the relationship. Second, the abusive partner releases tension via violence while blaming the victim for having caused the violence. Third, the violent partner makes gestures of contrition. However, the partner does not find solutions to avoid another phase of tension building and release so the cycle repeats. The repetition of the violence despite the abuser's attempts to "make nice" results in the abused partner feeling at fault for not preventing a repeat cycle of violence. However, since the victim is not at fault and the violence is internally driven by the abuser's need to control, this self-blame results in feelings of helplessness rather than empowerment. The feeling of being both responsible for and helpless to stop the violence leads in turn to depression and passivity. This learned depression and passivity makes it difficult for the abused partner to marshal the resources and support system needed to leave.[7]

Feelings of depression and passivity may also be created by lack of social support outside of the abusive situation.
Please keep in mind that some people from West Punjab and Sindh could have societal/cultural memories going back generations and this may contribute to their propensity to become battered persons wrt Pakistan. Not that there is lack of defeatist WKKism from other parts of the country.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Pakistan Ka Mazhab Kya Hai : LIfe is Irrelevant

Haqqani refuses to Come back

WASINGTON (Dunya News) - Former envoy to United States Hussain Haqqani has said there was no need for him to come back to Pakistan as it would serve no purpose.Talking to Dunya News anchor person Sana Bucha, Haqqani said he was neither accused nor convicted in any case then why should he come back.“Who will be take responsibility of my security if I return to Pakistan, he said.He said he has been dubbed as a traitor and agent by political leaders without any evidence and he could not risk his life by coming back.“I have to take decision about my own security,” he said.Haqqani said he would approach the International Court of Justice if a case is registered against him.“There is no provision in law of the land that requires of me to return to Pakistan,” he said. Haqqani asked why his statement was not recorded through video tape.He claimed that aim of the memo was strengthening of democracy in Pakistan. “I am being made a scapegoat,” he said
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Gulzar returns to India from Lahore
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LAHORE: Renowned Indian poet and director Gulzar returned to India via Lahore today, Geo News reported.Sources confirmed that Gulzar cut his trip to Pakistan short after receiving advice from the Indian High Commission, and returned by way of Wagah border. However the Indian High Commissioner has citied the directors return to be for personal reasons. It may be noted here that Gulzar was on one-week visit to Pakistan. He was to arrive in Karachi today (Wednesday) to participate in the Karachi Literary Festival.Indian officials denied Pakistani media reports that they had advised the poet, who won an Oscar for the lyrics to rags-to-riches hit "Slumdog Millionaire" theme "Jai Ho", to return to India.
Vishal Bhardwaj, an Indian director travelling with Gulzar, said there was "nothing political" about the withdrawal.The 76-year-old was simply "emotionally overwhelmed and stressed" after visiting his birthplace, in Pakistan, for the first time in 70 years, Bhardwaj insisted.But a Pakistani film director who met Gulzar during his visit, told AFP on condition of anonymity that he left the country "because of some security concerns".


I talked to some one who is connected with higher in foreign ministry, who said there is high alert among foreign ministry after Afzal hanging so advised all non gov. personnel to keep away form land of pure as there may be chance of killing or kidnapped Indians by jehadis in land of pure. Also high alert sounded in Indian metro cities for any terrorist attack. By the way it seems MMS is very angry on Zardari for not keeping promise (MMS kept his word by starting cricket with Pakis as begged by Zardari) of keeping LOC peaceful as if he was supposed to keep Army in check and now in confronting mood. No Paki in IPL no support for PSL etc.It will be interesting to watch in coming months.
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

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Zardari is barely hanging on and couldn't save his own PM and FM from the army. How on earth is he supposed to keep LoC peaceful? He is a glorified peon who does the bidding of US and army. It suits them both to keep him in power. I am not sure any Indian babu in his rightful mind will believe Zardari promises.

Think about it this way. The fellow is the president. The fact that benazirs killers have not been exposed yet either means he is hand in glove with them or afraid of them.

This is exactly like Nawaz. Either he didn't know about kargil (in which case it is useless to sign peace pacts with him) or he was inshaallah-ing the kargil treachery (as alleged by many) in which case again it is useless to sign a peace pact with him. Between Nawaz and Zardari what exactly has changed in Pakistani political climate?

I have a different theory. With elections approaching, congress doesn't want to get caught with its chaddis down embracing Pakistan if a terror attack occurrs. And they are playing it safe.
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