Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Aug 21, 2013

[Vikas]

OT but why does Cohen get so much of space on BRF ? What is so special about his Barfs ?

[Vipul]

Brahma Chellaney ‏@Chellaney 13m
Fabrication: A false quote attributed to me in a Pakistani newspaper, The News International, by one Shahzad Chaudhry

I really like this, a Civvy Yindu dismissing a former Vice Marshal of Shitistan thus:"A false quote attributed to me in a Pakistani newspaper, The News International, by one Shahzad Chaudhry"

Shazad Chaudhary and Shahid Lateef are bother former Vice Marshals and are like Hamid Gul very frustrated for having been bypassed for the top job. These two have nothing better to do these days then to participate on various paki tv talk shows and verbal vomit BS all day long. Both have claimed conspiracy on Puki Talk Shows at not having made Chief Air Marshal.One guy said that he was bypassed as he prevented graft of 250 Million US $ in the purchase of F16's and the other claimed that becuase he was instrumental in having the Thunder Bandar developed he was prevented from becoming Air Chief by lobbies working for Dushman.

[SSridhar]

Zia ul-Haq's legacy in Pakistan 'enduring and toxic'

This is another propaganda article of lies by a Pakistani. Zia-ul-Haq has been made a convenient peg to hang their Islamist coat on whenever it was required. The idea that these people want to imprint on gullible and willing minds is that the Pakistanis are secular by nature and it was the act of a single mad man that has turned Pakistan into a nightmare that it is today and that the process is reversible. The truth is otherwise. Everyone, from Aga Khan to Raja of Mehmudabad to Nawab of Pataudi to Allama Iqbal to Jinnah to Mawdudi to Shaykh Usmani to ZAB (and others) have contributed to this project. Some more and some a little less, but not very less. Even BB and Nawaz Sharif have done their bits. Of course, each one of the above would give a 'valid' reason why they pandered to Islamism and extremism, but the effect has been the same. It is unfair to others therefore, to only praise Zia leaving out the rest.

In the West, Zia is an obscure figure . . .

Zia is an obscure figure ? He is eulogized as the architect of the dissolution of the USSR through the Bear Trap.

It goes on to say,

. . . the country’s founding laws are secular, dating back to British rule.

Founding laws were secular ? BS. When was the Objectives Resolution passed ? Within six months of Jinnah's death. What kind of arguments were put forward by Shaykh Usmani who proposed and the leaders of non-Muslim minority groups who opposed ?

[svinayak]

Uneven Cohen drops his brilliant bits of horse wisdom to a school boy from Tehelka about India-Shitland relations. Around 8:30 he talks about a "dual strategy" that involves strat-e-gy experts at the top, and actual kandle kissers at the bottom to affect change that will enable normalization. Also produces a new insight about India that it has an "inferiority complex" vs Shitland; this is based on his earlier statement that a minority in India sees Pakistan as a failed state and wants nothing to do with them.

This is all because they want India to help them to take care of Pak istan
But India is not budging.

[Baikul]

India cannot attack Pakistan; it can only fight like 'women': Hafiz Saeed
.....

I'd love to fight as like a woman if I could. With deadly intent and grace, every insult remembered and accounted for, and revenge taken stone cold.

It's fighting as a Baki man that bother me. Evil in my intent, arms held out begging for more money, gun pointed at my head, skis protruding from my backside for ease of access and ready use.

[Vipul]

PCB fails to earn Rs 700m during India ODI series.

He said that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) refused to share any revenue from the limited over series which was the first bilateral contest between the two nations since 2007 and was held in India.

Paki's are failing in the spin (pun intended) department.Instead of "PCB fails to earn Rs 700m during India ODI series" their press statement should have been Pakistan disallows Evil Bania India to give it Rs 700m.

[Anujan]

Kufr yindus did you know that whatever little progress India has made from Rajiv Ghandhi's time was courtesy The Prophet and his foremost chela. In that sense, yindu India owes its progress to the Islamic thought. Mythmaking ... Paki style

Ali (RA) on governance

Dr A Q Khan
Monday, August 26, 2013
From Print Edition

It is reported that transcripts of Ali’s letter were kept at the UN by Secretary General Kofi Annan and that Rajiv Ghandhi gave a copy to his ministers for guidance.

Rajiv Gandhi wanted to collect Zakat from everyone in India?

[ArmenT]

Kufr yindus did you know that whatever little progress India has made from Rajiv Ghandhi's time was courtesy The Prophet and his foremost chela. In that sense, yindu India owes its progress to the Islamic thought. Mythmaking ... Paki style

Ali (RA) on governance

OT, but does anyone know what this "(RA)" is? Is it something along the same lines as "PBUH" and "SWT"? Anyone know what it expands to?

[Anindya]

Note that the CBMs after the killing of Indian soldiers, is being offered by India to Pakistan.

Pak plant on NTPC agenda

New Delhi, Aug. 26: The government has asked power utility NTPC Ltd to consider a joint venture project in Pakistan on the lines of a plant it is building in Bangladesh.

“We have been asked by the government to consider a power project in Pakistan. We will study the issue and if it works out, set up an electricity plant on the same lines as our projects in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka,” said Arup Roy Choudhury, chairman of NTPC, in an interview to The Telegraph.

Islamabad had earlier tried to buy 500 megawatts and gas from India, sending several delegations to hammer out an agreement.

[r_subramanian]

Kufr yindus did you know that whatever little progress India has made from Rajiv Ghandhi's time was courtesy The Prophet and his foremost chela. In that sense, yindu India owes its progress to the Islamic thought. Mythmaking ... Paki style

Ali (RA) on governance

OT, but does anyone know what this "(RA)" is? Is it something along the same lines as "PBUH" and "SWT"? Anyone know what it expands to?

I had the same question about 'RA'

From answering-islam.org

After mentioning Ali, Abu Bakr, or any one of the other companions of Muhammad, Sunni Muslims usually say radi Allah anho (Allah be pleased with him), commonly abbreviated as RA.

link: http://www.answering-islam.org/Index/P/pbuh.html

[Vivek K]

India cannot attack Pakistan; it can only fight like 'women': Hafiz Saeed
.....

Then why do 98,000 Pukis surrender with their weapons in 71 and run away from their fortification in Kargil!!

[habal]

Indian troops are fighting those who wear shalwars.

hafiz saeed is also a shalwar wearer.

[Comer]

India cannot attack Pakistan; it can only fight like 'women': Hafiz Saeed
.....

I'd love to fight as like a woman if I could. With deadly intent and grace, every insult remembered and accounted for, and revenge taken stone cold.

It's fighting as a Baki man that bother me. Evil in my intent, arms held out begging for more money, gun pointed at my head, skis protruding from my backside for ease of access and ready use.

Well said! It wasn't long since our BSF ladies slaughtered a pigpaki. And another woman soldier gave a slap to a deranged.

Bakis can only dream of bravery by our women soldiers.

[partha]

Remember Ishaq Dar saying a few months back that IMF will have to give loan to Pakistan on Pakistan terms and that national interests will be protected blah blah blah? (http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewto ... 0#p1499023)

Turns out Pakistan will be seeking additional $12B loan to ....retire previous debts.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/595720/resc ... ous-debts/

ISLAMABAD:

In a bid to avoid a potential financial default, Pakistan will seek $12 billion in loans from international financial institutions to retire its previous debts and to try its luck with international and domestic bond markets to finance its mega projects.

Speaking at a news conference on Monday, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said the fresh loans would be secured over the next three years. The loans would protect the government against international debt obligations for three years, he added.

However, he claimed that the fresh loans would not increase the overall debt stock.

According to the finance ministry, the debt-to-GDP ratio is already nearing 63.5%, far above the legally permissible limit of 60% of GDP. In the past five years, the country obtained loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, Asian Development Bank and Islamic Development Bank.

Finance Minister Dar said Pakistan met all prior actions for a $6.6 billion IMF bailout programme while the last action has been met by half and the rest would be implemented by the State Bank of Pakistan very soon.

The IMF Executive Board will meet on Sept 4 to approve the loan, he added. “In the first year, the IMF will give $2.2 billion to Pakistan while Islamabad is scheduled to pay back over $3 billion,” he added.

[pankajs]

This is another propaganda article of lies by a Pakistani. Zia-ul-Haq has been made a convenient peg to hang their Islamist coat on whenever it was required. The idea that these people want to imprint on gullible and willing minds is that the Pakistanis are secular by nature and it was the act of a single mad man that has turned Pakistan into a nightmare that it is today and that the process is reversible. The truth is otherwise. Everyone, from Aga Khan to Raja of Mehmudabad to Nawab of Pataudi to Allama Iqbal to Jinnah to Mawdudi to Shaykh Usmani to ZAB (and others) have contributed to this project. Some more and some a little less, but not very less. Even BB and Nawaz Sharif have done their bits. Of course, each one of the above would give a 'valid' reason why they pandered to Islamism and extremism, but the effect has been the same. It is unfair to others therefore, to only praise Zia leaving out the rest.

In the West, Zia is an obscure figure . . .

Zia is an obscure figure ? He is eulogized as the architect of the dissolution of the USSR through the Bear Trap.

It goes on to say,

. . . the country’s founding laws are secular, dating back to British rule.

Founding laws were secular ? BS. When was the Objectives Resolution passed ? Within six months of Jinnah's death. What kind of arguments were put forward by Shaykh Usmani who proposed and the leaders of non-Muslim minority groups who opposed ?

You a right SS saar. That was a timely reminder! Thank you.

[Vinit]

From NBC News:

"From global bad boy to regional good guy: Pakistan overhauls its image"

Looks like we might be going back to the bad old days, where the US interests in the region align with supporting Pakistan and turning a blind eye to whatever it does vis-a-vis India (or Afghanistan) as long as those actions don't harm it ... and allows them to pull out of Afghanistan pronto.

http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013 ... image?lite

[Mahendra]

Kufr yindus did you know that whatever little progress India has made from Rajiv Ghandhi's time was courtesy The Prophet and his foremost chela. In that sense, yindu India owes its progress to the Islamic thought. Mythmaking ... Paki style

Ali (RA) on governance

OT, but does anyone know what this "(RA)" is? Is it something along the same lines as "PBUH" and "SWT"? Anyone know what it expands to?

could be RAW or worse Ra1

[kapilrdave]

India cannot attack Pakistan; it can only fight like 'women': Hafiz Saeed
.....

Pakis' scare from Bhartiya Nari is not new. Mushy in his hay days once said that if India attacks on them "humne bhi koi churiya nahi paheni hai" . Seems like they have not come out of trauma of 71 when a Churi wearing IG handed them a shameful defeat . Jai Mahakali.

[Rajdeep]

ISI promised Dawood Ibrahim protection, shelter if he invested 30% of his earnings to fund terror

Tunda has confirmed Ibrahim's three addresses in Pakistan, including two in Karachi and one in Islamabad.
The two addresses in Karachi include his "White House" -- a Clifton Road mansion -- as reported by Headlines Today last year. The other house of the D-Company boss was located in the highly secured Defence Housing Area at Khayaban Tanzeem.
Dawood has also been provided a shelter in the national capital's Margalla Road area. The Indian intelligence agencies have these three addresses of Ibrahim in Pakistan.

Sources also made a startling revelation about the Indian fugitive's link with Pakistani rogue spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). According to them, the ISI promised Ibrahim protection and sanctuary if he invested at least 30 per cent of his earnings to fund terror activities.
The revelations, which come from Tunda's sustained interrogation, belie Pakistan government's repeated denials that Ibrahim has taken shelter there and ISI's direct involvement in terror activities in India.

So paklurkers effectively your ISI is a terrorist pimp.

[Anujan]

Dawood is ISI's local network in Mumbai. Peddles information, operates safe houses and smuggles goods.

[KLNMurthy]

India cannot attack Pakistan; it can only fight like 'women': Hafiz Saeed

AoA! Jai Mahankalamma!

[arun]

X Posted from the Islamism thread.

The BBC on the homosexual scene in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Mohammadden religious shrines are reported as constituting a location for homosexual sexual encounters .

Sex between men occurs in some very public places - including, surprisingly, Karachi's busiest shrine.

Families go to the Abdullah Shah-Ghazi shrine to honour the holy man buried there and to ask for God's blessings, but it is also Karachi's biggest cruising ground.

Every Thursday evening, as the sun sets, men from across the city gather there. A tightly packed circle is formed and those in the centre of the circle are groped by those on the periphery.

To outsiders it looks like a writhing mass of men huddling around one another. Some even describe it as a "mysterious religious ceremony". For participants, it's anonymous group sex.

From here:

Gay Pakistan: Where sex is available and relationships are difficult

[Lalmohan]

pukes like to 'do the locomotion' onlee...

[Lilo]

Sex between men occurs in some very public places - including, surprisingly, Karachi's busiest shrine.

Families go to the Abdullah Shah-Ghazi shrine to honour the holy man buried there and to ask for God's blessings, but it is also Karachi's biggest cruising ground.

Every Thursday evening, as the sun sets, men from across the city gather there. A tightly packed circle is formed and those in the centre of the circle are groped by those on the periphery.

To outsiders it looks like a writhing mass of men huddling around one another. Some even describe it as a "mysterious religious ceremony". For participants, it's anonymous group sex.

From here:

Gay Pakistan: Where sex is available and relationships are difficult

Ghazwa-e-behind by the wannabe Ghazi's at a dead Ghazi's shrine.

[Peregrine]

Ghazwa-e-behind by the wannabe Ghazi's at a dead Ghazi's shrine.

Or shall we say Ghazwa-E-Rear Garden of Delights.

Cheers

[vishvak]

That's the meaning of Dawood and ISI tango and their p1mp and pr0stityut network all over la la peacelands.

[MurthyB]

Zia ul-Haq's legacy in Pakistan 'enduring and toxic'

This is another propaganda article of lies by a Pakistani. Zia-ul-Haq has been made a convenient peg to hang their Islamist coat on whenever it was required. The idea that these people want to imprint on gullible and willing minds is that the Pakistanis are secular by nature and it was the act of a single mad man that has turned Pakistan into a nightmare that it is today and that the process is reversible. The truth is otherwise. Everyone, from Aga Khan to Raja of Mehmudabad to Nawab of Pataudi to Allama Iqbal to Jinnah to Mawdudi to Shaykh Usmani to ZAB (and others) have contributed to this project. Some more and some a little less, but not very less. Even BB and Nawaz Sharif have done their bits. Of course, each one of the above would give a 'valid' reason why they pandered to Islamism and extremism, but the effect has been the same. It is unfair to others therefore, to only praise Zia leaving out the rest.

In the West, Zia is an obscure figure . . .

Zia is an obscure figure ? He is eulogized as the architect of the dissolution of the USSR through the Bear Trap.

It goes on to say,

. . . the country’s founding laws are secular, dating back to British rule.

Founding laws were secular ? BS. When was the Objectives Resolution passed ? Within six months of Jinnah's death. What kind of arguments were put forward by Shaykh Usmani who proposed and the leaders of non-Muslim minority groups who opposed ?

Khuldune Shahid (of Malsi fame) says the exact same thing:

In Zia’s defence

All “liberals” from our neck of the woods come together every August 17 in condemnation of a man who enforced Islam in a country that was created in the name of Islam .

Ziaul Haq’s foreign policy was pretty much a continuation of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto’s diplomatic endeavours. The military intervention under him and the coup d’etat in 1977 was a continuation of the legacy of Iskander Mirza, Ayub Khan and Yahya Khan and the corollary of Pakistan’s status as an “armoured buffer” in a volatile region. His domestic policy and the dictatorial stranglehold over the country which led to political victimisation – courtesy Martial Law Regulation No 53 and Article 58 2(b) of the Constitution – and persecution of journalists and citizens, is a part and parcel of an authoritarian regime. Zia wasn’t the first military nut-head to pulverise democracy in Pakistan, and he wasn’t the last. Most of his schemes had precedents; most of his acts were either continuations from previous legacies or trendsetters for those that followed him and most of his steps bore the quintessence of the brand of government that he put on the table – barring one: Islamisation of Pakistan.

So it wasn’t Muhammad Ali Jinnah the man who used religion – or the religious identity of a particular community, depending which brand of history you read – for a separatist movement who laid the foundation of a religiously bigoted county. Nor was it Allama Iqbal whose Mard-e-Momin was an Islamist to the core or Liaquat Ali Khan whose Objectives Resolution pretty much was the funeral of religious minorities’ hopes in Pakistan. And of course it couldn’t have been Bhutto, the secular, liberal, socialist under whose premiership the Ahmadis were officially declared non-Muslims in 1974. It is Zia, whose religiosity seems to pinch the liberals the most. Zia, the man who put a full-stop to the ideological cherry picking that is the favourite vocation of our liberals, and helped sort out the contradictory mess that his predecessors had created to give Pakistan its only logical identity – that of a true Islamic state.

Let’s suppose that Jinnah did actually strive to create a secular state, and the ensuing massacre on both sides of the Indo-Pak divide was owing to the economic insecurities of the Muslims, it’s still Jinnah’s ostensible word against Allah’s unalterable word as Pakistan continues soul searching for its raison d’etre. Allah quite obviously asks for an Islamic state even if Jinnah might have wanted a secular one. And ladies and gentlemen, the man that that gave precedence to Allah’s unambiguous orders over Jinnah’s apparent desires is being dubbed the bad guy here.

[Peregrine]

Rescue scheme: Govt to borrow $12 billion to retire previous debts

ISLAMABAD : In a bid to avoid a potential financial default, Pakistan will seek $12 billion in loans from international financial institutions to retire its previous debts and to try its luck with international and domestic bond markets to finance its mega projects.

Speaking at a news conference on Monday, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said the fresh loans would be secured over the next three years. The loans would protect the government against international debt obligations for three years, he added.

However, he claimed that the fresh loans would not increase the overall debt stock.

According to the finance ministry, the debt-to-GDP ratio is already nearing 63.5%, far above the legally permissible limit of 60% of GDP. In the past five years, the country obtained loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, Asian Development Bank and Islamic Development Bank.



Finance Minister Dar said Pakistan met all prior actions for a $6.6 billion IMF bailout programme while the last action has been met by half and the rest would be implemented by the State Bank of Pakistan very soon.

The IMF Executive Board will meet on Sept 4 to approve the loan, he added. “In the first year, the IMF will give $2.2 billion to Pakistan while Islamabad is scheduled to pay back over $3 billion,” he added.

Showing concerns over the low level of foreign exchange reserves, Dar said the government could not survive on the same reserves as after arranging funds for three years, it would need to find ways to increase the reserves.

Without disclosing the amount, Dar said Pakistan would launch exchangeable bonds in the international market to build reserves.

He said the government was also planning launching ‘infrastructure sovereign bonds’ to raise money for mega development projects. The government has already announced to enlist treasury bonds at the stock market.



The minister vowed that the government would observe financial restraint. In the first month of the new financial year, the government almost remained within the budgetary targets, Dar added.
PPP government budget deficit

PPP government budget deficit

Announcing the budget deficit for the fiscal year 2012-13, Dar said the deficit remained at Rs1.835 trillion or 8% of GDP. Against the total income of Rs2.982 trillion, all federal and provincial governments spent Rs4.816 trillion, showing a gap of Rs1.835 trillion.

On the eve of budget, the Pakistan Peoples Party government announced a budget deficit of Rs1.1 trillion or 4.7% of GDP. After taking over the finance ministry, Dar had claimed that the PPP government’s last year budget deficit would surge to Rs2.014 trillion or 8.8% of GDP.

Dar said less development expenditures by federal and provincial governments and Rs54 billion savings by the four provinces resulted in 8% deficit against revised estimates of 8.8%. He said the federal development spending remained at Rs344 billion against allocation of Rs360 billion while the combined development spending by four provinces remained at just Rs371 billion. The finance minister said the federal budget deficit remained at 8.2% of GDP or Rs1,890 against the annual target of 5% of GDP.

Comments MMS and SG along with WKK and Liberal-Secular Brigades want to give more and more CBMs when Terroristan neither has the ability nor the will to re-pay!

Cheers

[KrishnaK]

Ah, finally get what malsi means. Pretty sure it has been posted here before, but here it is nevertheless. Jinnah's Pakistan

Why would someone who believed in religious coexistence marry a Parsi woman who had to convert just so she could marry him, and then go onto scream bloody murder when his own daughter married a non-Muslim? ....
Why would he expect the minorities in Pakistan to play a positive role in the newly formed state’s unity, when he had failed to do so himself by leading a separatist movement in United India?

I think this is worth being a part of that first permanent post that decorates every new thread on Pakistan.

[harbans]

^ Many many years back on a Yahoo forum if IIRC i started this Malsi business..i thought it would catch up then. Was surprised when after so many years it surfaced here. I don't know if this is an independent effort..but i know i started that eons back.

[Peregrine]

Deepening ties : China to consider raising investment ceiling to $10b

ISLAMABAD : Pakistan has asked China to raise investment ceiling of Export Import Bank of China to $10 billion from existing $3 billion in an effort to create more financial space for funding mega development projects.

Xiaoqiang promised to take up the issue with the Exim Bank of China, according to the Ministry of Planning. Iqbal praised China for waiving the condition of sovereign guarantee before providing loans.

Cheers

[sanjaykumar]

For the record, from a starving Hindoo; for the next time a 'well fed'' begum berates India for it's poor starving masses.




This unfortunate child is protected by the Islamic bomb.


http://beta.dawn.com/news/716973/the-hu ... n-pakistan

The widespread hunger and malnutrition in Pakistan is threatening the future of Pakistan where her children, the most vulnerable in any society, are exposed to severe malnutrition and other challenges that follow. Pakistan National Nutrition Survey for 2011, which was sponsored by UNICEF and conducted by the Agha Khan University, reveal that Pakistan’s state and society has failed miserably to even feed the children. The survey revealed that because of prevalent malnutrition, 44 per cent children under five years old in Pakistan are stunted. These children in the future are unlikely to attain the same height as of the non-stunted children. Thus, fifteen years down the road, almost half of Pakistan’s youth will not even be as tall as youth in other countries. Read India, Ed.


Not only Sindh.

http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news- ... b-villages

[Raja Bose]

From here:

Gay Pakistan: Where sex is available and relationships are difficult

Ghazwa-e-behind by the wannabe Ghazi's at a dead Ghazi's shrine.

No sir, its Ghazwa-be-hind

[Prem]

Well Folks, Lay-lut Ul- G.. Ble-assing is common ce-lebration at Home and Tomb among Poaqdome Qaum.

G sey Upjai , G Mey Palleh, G Beche, G Uppar Kar Challe
G Khol , Khush Karre Mehman, Arabi, Angrez yaa Amir Khan

[anupmisra]

Indian troops are fighting those who wear shalwars. hafiz saeed is also a shalwar wearer.

Ask any Sikh why the pathans and pakjabis wear shalwars.

[anupmisra]

From NBC News:

"From global bad boy to regional good guy: Pakistan overhauls its image" http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013 ... image?lite

Co-authored by everyone's favorite paki scribe - Wajahat S. Khan

[anupmisra]

pukes like to 'do the locomotion' onlee...

You da man!

Ev'rybody's doin' a brand new trance now.
C'mon maulvi! Do the loco-motion.

[Aditya_V]

India cannot attack Pakistan; it can only fight like 'women': Hafiz Saeed
.....

Then why do 98,000 Pukis surrender with their weapons in 71 and run away from their fortification in Kargil!!

While the pig deserves no respect, he is echoing the view of the Paki establishment, while Pakis have been arming themselves with M109,M198, BM-21 copies, NASR, Babur, F-16's with assorted weapons, SAAB AEW, over the last 10 years scuttled all domestic projects, Denel, Barak-1 deals, slow on Pinaka, artillery, sub acquisition, fighter acquisitions etc while transferring competent officers.

The Pakis today feel they longer need a 2003 type ceasefire mainly agreed due to 1) Operation Parakram casualties suffered by them 2) The pace of growth in Defence production in India and 3) Growth in Indian economy which higher funding for our defense forces.

Our defense preparedness is back to 1998-99 levels which is why these guys are acting up.

[rajanb]

Saw this in:

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http://paktribune.com/news/Rockets-fired-on-security-checkpost-in-Kohlu-262572.html

A poll to beat all polls in Pakistan


Internet Polls on Founding Fathers’ Vision (FFV) and National Security Policy (NSP)



The Paktribune has put together following suggested Founding Fathers Vision Documents:
•Document 1: Meesaq-e-Madinah by Ziauddin Kirmani
•Document 2: Last Khutba of the Holy Prophet (PBUH)
•Document 3: Sir Muhammad Iqbal's 1930 Presidential Address
•Document 4: Pakistan Resolutions
•Document 5: Quaid's Address on 11th August, 1947
•Document 6: Objectives Resolution, March 7, 1949
•Liaqat Ali's Address on the Objectives Resolution
•Mr. Chattopadhya's Address on the Objectives Resolution March 12, 1949



To affirm the values given by the Founding Fathers, we are launching internet polls regarding following national security paradigms for Pakistan.


•Common identity: Who we were yesterday, Are today and wish to be tomorrow.
•National Purpose: Shared National Values and Beliefs
•Vital National Interest: Those continuing national ends / objectives which if not achieved can imperil the nation
•National Security Policy: Overall national direction against the biggest challenge facing Pakistan
•Defense Policy: The Military direction derived and to serve all four above values.
•Foreign Policy: The National direction best suited for the achievement of the above national ends viz-a-viz other nations and regions.



Following are yes/no questions on Pakistan’s Founding Fathers’ Vision, their guidance and paradigms for National Security:



There are 32 questions in this survey.


Pakistan’s Common Identity

*What and who we were yesterday, are today and wish to be tomorrow. Which one would you recommend the following?
Choose one of the following answers
Arab-Pakistan
Central-Asian Pakistan
South Asian-Pakistan
Languages based-Pakistan
Pakistani Pakistan

Quick Vote Show Results


Question: "Which one do you approve as Pakistan's Common Identity:" TICK ONE


Central-Asian Pakistan
Arab Pakistan
South-Asian Pakistan
Language-based Pakistan
Secular Pakistan
Pluralist Pakistan
Islamic (Shariah) Pakistan
Muslim (for Muslims of) Pakistan
Pakistani (for all Pakistanis) Pakistan

[Anujan]

From NBC News:

"From global bad boy to regional good guy: Pakistan overhauls its image" http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013 ... image?lite

Co-authored by everyone's favorite paki scribe - Wajahat S. Khan

Pakistan has turned a new leaf. It is a responsible country now. Pakistan has put 6 decades of bad behavior behind it and has been acting responsibly for the past day and a half. Is Pakistan the most responsible country in south Asia now?