Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan - 1 Feb 2015

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 22 Mar 2015 19:05

Virendra wrote:Amrullah Saleh cuts into Paki duplicity in front of western audience.
This guy seems to be a very sharp, intense, measured and no non-sense personality.

Those few minutes by Amrullah Saleh are worth its weight in Gold. I say its not just meant for western audience, they know exactly what he is saying, and they also know exactly the rationale for their policy. Its also meant for the cowards and traitors in India. For e.g., the Praveen Swami types who spend a lot of energy and ink trying to discredit ModiJi and BJP, or those idiots on UnDy and elsewhere who shed profuse tears for Peshawar and repeat this lie about TSP being a victim.

One cautionary remark though. The western audience knows exactly what Amrullah Saleh is saying. I mean just as Amrullah Saleh refers to the inner circle of Taliban and TSP, so also the inner circle of US policy makers: CIA, Pentagon, State dept, Think tanks etc; they are sipping expensive French wine in their mansions and watching India and Afghans bleed as their policy plays out just as they scripted with TSP as executioner. The stupid mouthpieces reporters who ask these silly questions don't count. Their job is to report US propaganda.

Vipul · Post by **Vipul** » 22 Mar 2015 20:17

Hajam Sethi wants minority appeasement to continue forever in India.

This while he himself wants to curry favor with non-secular forces in Shitistan!!!! (duplicitious cretin is preaching what he will never practise)

Tuvaluan · Post by **Tuvaluan** » 22 Mar 2015 20:29

The real question is why the fools in the Times of India thought this was newsworthy not to mention is Islam clashes with any idea that places any other idea on an equal footing with islam, so this duplicitous paki scumbag Najam Sethi is unintentioanlly stating the truth. "secularism" is against islam, only islam-appeasing "sickularism" is acceptable to islam.

leading media personality from Pakistan, Najam Sethi, presented a rather grim picture of secularism in his country. Ruing how secularism had become a cuss word in Pakistan, he said secularists there are, sadly, believed to be against Islam -- the official religion of Pakistan.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 23 Mar 2015 02:19

Why Ujjwal Nikam's lie about Kasab should anger Indians
KAVITA KRISHNAN

http://www.dawn.com/news/1171223/why-uj ... er-indians

Why it matters
So what, I can hear many bhakts (Modi-bhakts as well as just desh-bhakts) ask: Why should that matter to us?It should matter to us because concern and care for constitutional norms and fair trial are what mark a democracy. If Kasab's trial was a needless formality, if summary execution was what India should do, and if it was to be reduced to a farce, why did the Indian state hold a trial? Why bother? The Indian state bothered because it wanted to be counted among the democracies of the world, to be able to say: We are different from those terrorists who threaten our way of life.And yet, we weren't so different, were we?We too killed in cold blood, just as Kasab did. Kasab probably thought he was meting out retribution on India, avenging wrongs. So did we, when we killed Kasab, orchestrating a frenzy for his hanging by scripting a lie.

UlanBatori · Post by **UlanBatori** » 23 Mar 2015 02:22

This is what burns me up: How badly India neglects the poor people who live and must make a living in border areas.

WHY must India tolerate this terrorist slum full of of goat-lovers who keep abducting our people, torturing and often murdering them, driving many to insanity, and then in "goodwill gestures" eventually tossing them back over after completely destroying their lives and the lives of their families?

Best argument for an offensive nuclear and conventional posture, arming to the teeth and blasting out the whole ***** terrorist sewer. To **** with their sponsors too!

Pakistan Maritime Security Agency had maintained the boats in good condition and extended full cooperation for their repatriation.PMSA had engaged 22 boats for towing the Indian boats from Karachi port to IMBL, he added.

Ooo!!! Makes my heart go pitty-pat pitty-pat in love for India's neighbors.

I know, I know.. ppl will say that India arrests intruding Pakis who come sneaking in boats carrying explosive etc. But ask yourselves: Would India tolerate AIRLINE passengers being kept hostage and tortured for 11 years? Remember Kandahar 2000? Why are fishermen not worthy of the same consideration?

Intruding Paki fisherboats should be arrested, taken ashore, investigated swiftly (5 days?) and freed if nothing incriminating is found. Today, I am sure, India is forced to keep Paki fishermen in prison as well, to "trade" with kidnapped Indians. Pathetic.

Being a superpower means, you mess with our people, we make u wish u weren't born.

OK. ok. End rant.

kancha · Post by **kancha** » 23 Mar 2015 07:33

@BalaachMarri
Mand: At least a dozen Pakistani security forces killed in Sarmachar attack. Forces shell civilians in retaliation.

RCase · Post by **RCase** » 23 Mar 2015 08:01

Jhujar wrote:Why Ujjwal Nikam's lie about Kasab should anger Indians
KAVITA KRISHNAN

http://www.dawn.com/news/1171223/why-uj ... er-indians

Why it matters
So what, I can hear many bhakts (Modi-bhakts as well as just desh-bhakts) ask: Why should that matter to us?It should matter to us because concern and care for constitutional norms and fair trial are what mark a democracy. If Kasab's trial was a needless formality, if summary execution was what India should do, and if it was to be reduced to a farce, why did the Indian state hold a trial? Why bother? The Indian state bothered because it wanted to be counted among the democracies of the world, to be able to say: We are different from those terrorists who threaten our way of life.And yet, we weren't so different, were we?We too killed in cold blood, just as Kasab did. Kasab probably thought he was meting out retribution on India, avenging wrongs. So did we, when we killed Kasab, orchestrating a frenzy for his hanging by scripting a lie.

[CT | OT]
Ms. Kavita,
Why are you getting your chaddis in a twist? It was not Ajmal Kasab, but Amar Singh, a RAW agent. So what if Mr. Nikam wanted to plant stories that he wanted mutton biryani? Amar Singh never had mutton biryani. Was the body of Amar Singh ever shown to the public? So how can you claim that he was hanged? This was a RAA inside job.

Please check with Jahil HamIED, the Bakistani defense anal-yeast for your facts.
[/CT | /OT]

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 23 Mar 2015 12:27

So, what happened on Pakistan Day today? Did Eleven turn-up? Or, anybody else for that matter? Did even diplomats posted in Islamabad attend the parade?

Philip · Post by **Philip** » 23 Mar 2015 12:55

It's known that Pak is the "rent-boy" of the Indian sub-continent,but this is simply scandalous.

http://www.thesundayleader.lk/2015/03/2 ... g-exposed/

Pakistani Sex Worker Ring Exposed

By Indika Sri Aravinda

The special investigation unit of the Department of Immigration and Emigration says an extensive investigation had been launched into a racket where young Pakistani girls are forced to work as sex workers in Sri Lanka. It has been revealed that Pakistani girls aged between 16 and 15 have been sent to Sri Lanka to work as sex workers.

Last week a group of investigators attached to the Department of Immigration and Emigration arrested five Pakistani girls in the age group between 16 and 25 during a raid in Colombo.

Meanwhile the investigations into the racket revealed that the girls have reached an agreement with the leader of the racket based in Lahore before providing their services to foreign customers in other Asian countries.

It is revealed some of the main operators attached to the international racket have already fled Sri Lanka. Investigation into the matter, however, continues.

Harish · Post by **Harish** » 23 Mar 2015 13:11

SSridhar wrote:So, what happened on Pakistan Day today? Did Eleven turn-up? Or, anybody else for that matter? Did even diplomats posted in Islamabad attend the parade?

There was a parade? And what were the mard-mujahids doing when the munafiqs were conducting an obscene marchpast with the muslim-murdering weapons provided by kuffar amreeka? Pathetic. The Taliban just are not what they used to be.

member_28640 · Post by **member_28640** » 23 Mar 2015 13:13

Confuscius say that Donkeys Bray, Pakis sh!t and Kuffrs Dhoti Shiver... One baki about to learn the hard way that this govt doesnt like being needled

"I don't think the government of India is objecting to our meeting with Hurriyat leaders," Abdul Basit told reporters on Monday.

"Don't try to make an issue out of non-issue," Basit said.

Abdul Basit also said that Pakistan has been "serious and sincere about resolving issues with India through peaceful dialogue".{Give this man an award for most bakistaniyat displayed by any organism with more than 1 cell}

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 23 Mar 2015 14:13

After generating a gazillion megawatts from sui gas, thar coal, kalabagh dam, now pakistanis turn their attention to new-clear bower
Nuclear plants capacity will likely be around 40,000MW by 2050, says Dr Ansar Pervaiz

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 23 Mar 2015 16:23

Now the standard of school education in baki republic has really exceeded all countries in the world. There is no way kafir kids can ever compete with a Class X mujahid from baki iskools
Pakistan’s superstitions

Pakistani teachers are now armed and enter classes carrying weapons. Students are taught to use weapons and defuse bombs by the police

A 12-year-old student solves a mathematical equation on a blackboard in an ordinary school. The teacher looks on with a serious expression, while the other students silently take notes. A Kalashnikov rifle and spare cartridge clips lie on the teacher’s desk. This is not a scene from some dystopian fantasy film, just a snapshot from a day in the life of an ordinary educational institution in Pakistan. Pakistani teachers are now armed and enter classes carrying weapons. Students are taught to use weapons and defuse bombs by the police. This is the result of a bloody attack by the Taliban on a school in Peshawar in the last days of 2014

People who believe in the same God and the same prophets are slaughtering one another. They seek solutions through guns and bombs rather than through love, brotherhood and friendship. They are possessed by a spirit of hate, conflict and wrongdoing, which basically causes these incidents

So it is ok to slaughter people who believe in different Gods.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 23 Mar 2015 16:24

Hyderabad funds case: UK court directs Cwapistan to pay £150,000 to India

LONDON: A UK court has directed Cwapistan to pay £150,000 to India as legal fees in the 67-year-old Hyderabad Funds case involving the Nizam’s money.

Cheers

arun · Post by **arun** » 23 Mar 2015 17:36

General VK Singh May Attend Pakistan Day Dinner, Kashmiri Separatists Invited Too

Our BJP led Government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi cancels bilateral Foreign Secretary level talks with the Islamic Republic of Pakistan citing meeting of the Islamic Republics High Commissioner to India, Abdul Basit, with members of the Hurriyat.

Our BJP led Government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi then intiates Foreign Secretary led interactions with the Islamic Republic of Pakistan citing multilteral SAARC related nature of Foreign Secretary’s visit to the Islamic Republic.

Our BJP led Government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi accepts Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s offending High Commissioner’s invitation and proposes sending our Minister of State Gen. V.K Singh to a dinner where Hurriyat members have also been invited.

Meanwhile the Islamic Republics High Commissioner to India, Abdul Basit, had this to say:

Don't think Indian govt objects to us meeting separatists: Pak envoy

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 23 Mar 2015 18:25

NYT Op-Ed
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/23/opini ... ement.html

Afghanistan and Pakistan: The False Promise of Rapprochement
By MOHAMMED UMER DAUDZAI

The Afghan government is hoping Pakistan will help facilitate dialogue with the leaders of the Afghan Taliban, whom Pakistan has long harbored and enabled. Pakistan, for its part, has asked Kabul’s assistance against the leaders of the militant group Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (T.T.P.), the so-called Pakistani Taliban, whose leaders are said to be hiding in eastern Afghanistan.

This rapprochement has generated much excitement, but all the hype does not measure well against reality. Despite signs of renewed cooperation, Afghanistan and Pakistan still have fundamentally different goals and approaches. While Mr. Ghani’s moves are bold and risky for Afghanistan, Pakistan’s response so far has been largely tactical and self-serving.

If you can comment/recommend comments, etc., I encourage you to do so.

abhik · Post by **abhik** » 23 Mar 2015 18:44

Philip wrote:It's known that Pak is the "rent-boy" of the Indian sub-continent,but this is simply scandalous.

http://www.thesundayleader.lk/2015/03/2 ... g-exposed/
Pakistani Sex Worker Ring Exposed

By Indika Sri Aravinda

The special investigation unit of the Department of Immigration and Emigration says an extensive investigation had been launched into a racket where young Pakistani girls are forced to work as sex workers in Sri Lanka. It has been revealed that Pakistani girls aged between 16 and 15 have been sent to Sri Lanka to work as sex workers.

Last week a group of investigators attached to the Department of Immigration and Emigration arrested five Pakistani girls in the age group between 16 and 25 during a raid in Colombo.

Meanwhile the investigations into the racket revealed that the girls have reached an agreement with the leader of the racket based in Lahore before providing their services to foreign customers in other Asian countries.

It is revealed some of the main operators attached to the international racket have already fled Sri Lanka. Investigation into the matter, however, continues.

Where was tge ethnicity of the girls? Religious minority?

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 23 Mar 2015 20:01

A_Gupta wrote:NYT Op-Ed
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/23/opini ... ement.html

Afghanistan and Pakistan: The False Promise of Rapprochement
By MOHAMMED UMER DAUDZAI

The Afghan government is hoping Pakistan will help facilitate dialogue with the leaders of the Afghan Taliban, whom Pakistan has long harbored and enabled. Pakistan, for its part, has asked Kabul’s assistance against the leaders of the militant group Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (T.T.P.), the so-called Pakistani Taliban, whose leaders are said to be hiding in eastern Afghanistan.

This rapprochement has generated much excitement, but all the hype does not measure well against reality. Despite signs of renewed cooperation, Afghanistan and Pakistan still have fundamentally different goals and approaches. While Mr. Ghani’s moves are bold and risky for Afghanistan, Pakistan’s response so far has been largely tactical and self-serving.
If you can comment/recommend comments, etc., I encourage you to do so.

I tried posting the following but the comment engine won't let me, apparently it can't be more than 1500 chars, they probably want a paid subscription for longer comments. Anyway, here is what I wrote, any BRFite is free to use it if he wants to:

Despite popular American belief, the Afghans are not primitive savages. In India's historical experience, they have been a civilized, cultured and talented people with a special gift for administration, trade and performance art. For India, both Karzai and Ghani represent different strands of this heritage and the hope it engenders for an Afghanistan that realizes its potential to be a positive contributor to the human civilizational journey.

Unfortunately Pakistan continues to exploit US ignorance and the huge and continuing influx of unsupervised taxpayer dollars in pursuit of its delusional dreams of subduing India, fighting India to the last Afghan. It is American weapons, bought with Anerican money, wielded by terrorist organizations like the Taliban and al-Queda, which are in turn funded by US taxpayer dollars handed out by Pakustan, that have killed American soldiers, while serving Pakistan 's larger ambition of proving itself India's master.

The solution to Afghanistan is for the US to cut off all funding to Pakistan, and follow India's lead in investing in Afghanistan's future, without playing favorites. It should grant President Ghani's request for a modest level of security personnel as the means to achieve the overwhelming desire of the Afghan people's to be rid iof all Pakistani interference. In this, America should work to partner with India, a country that has demonstrated skills in building an effective and professional military starting from multicultural, feudal(sometimes tribal) roots.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 23 Mar 2015 20:40

1. After 7-year hiatus, nation witnesses Pakistan Day parade

11:31am : PAF’s F-16 now makes an appearance, with its deafening thunder resonating in the parade ground. Ring Commander Usman Khalil Cwapistan's Premier Circus of Flying Monkeys flies the aircraft above the venue, putting up a magnificent display.

2. Pakistan Day messages: Nation stands united against all odds, says Nawaz

Comments : bash gul - 4 hours ago - Look at the fiasco at the AZUM E PAKISTAN PARADE IN Lahore. What a disorganized public. It was a parade to be remembered, the pride of Pakistan, but since there was no SOB minister or MPA, so as usual the police were busy in protocal duty. Didn’t these wonderful people of Pakistan taking part in the parade deserve a VIP protocol? The crowd should have been controlled and the parade road kept free Hats off to the Lahoris. for this beautiful parade.

Cheers

member_22733 · Post by **member_22733** » 23 Mar 2015 20:43

KLNMurthy wrote:
I tried posting the following but the comment engine won't let me, apparently it can't be more than 1500 chars, they probably want a paid subscription for longer comments. Anyway, here is what I wrote, any BRFite is free to use it if he wants to:
Despite popular American belief, the Afghans are not primitive savages. In India's historical experience, they have been a civilized, cultured and talented people with a special gift for administration, trade and performance art. For India, both Karzai and Ghani represent different strands of this heritage and the hope it engenders for an Afghanistan that realizes its potential to be a positive contributor to the human civilizational journey.

Unfortunately Pakistan continues to exploit US ignorance and the huge and continuing influx of unsupervised taxpayer dollars in pursuit of its delusional dreams of subduing India, fighting India to the last Afghan. It is American weapons, bought with Anerican money, wielded by terrorist organizations like the Taliban and al-Queda, which are in turn funded by US taxpayer dollars handed out by Pakustan, that have killed American soldiers, while serving Pakistan 's larger ambition of proving itself India's master.

The solution to Afghanistan is for the US to cut off all funding to Pakistan, and follow India's lead in investing in Afghanistan's future, without playing favorites. It should grant President Ghani's request for a modest level of security personnel as the means to achieve the overwhelming desire of the Afghan people's to be rid iof all Pakistani interference. In this, America should work to partner with India, a country that has demonstrated skills in building an effective and professional military starting from multicultural, feudal(sometimes tribal) roots.

The only role US has in the region, including Afghanistan, is none. GTFO. We are capable of handling the Bakis DESPITE the USofA.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 23 Mar 2015 20:49

KLNMurthy wrote: I tried posting the following but the comment engine won't let me, apparently it can't be more than 1500 chars, they probably want a paid subscription for longer comments.

No, the comment engine for subscribers, too, is 1500 chars. The strategy then is to break it up into two comments that can stand on their own.

-Arun

PS: I broke your comment into 2 parts, and tried posting them.

vishvak · Post by **vishvak** » 23 Mar 2015 20:54

Pakistan Day messages: Nation stands united against all odds, says Nawaz

After stealing land from Hindus during barbaric colonial times, united is only an Euphemism for bunch of jehadis living on doles of superpowers & pretending to be civilized.

Tuvaluan · Post by **Tuvaluan** » 23 Mar 2015 21:13

On Pakistan Day, let us wish that Pakistanis and their leaders commit themselves to solving Pakistan's problems.

This joker is apparently one of India's up and coming strategic experts. Hmmph. Being spoon fed by the delusional tools in charge of Indian Foreign policy can have its consequences.

svinayak · Post by **svinayak** » 23 Mar 2015 21:24

symontk wrote:
SSridhar wrote:The extension of the exclusive economic zone (EEZ) beyond the 200 nautical mile (nm) limit from coastal baseline depends on the ability to prove the sedimentation of the Indus river into the sea. If not claimed before May, 2009, it becomes a common heritage of mankind under the control of the International Sea Bed Authority (ISBA). While most of India’s claim is in the Bay of Bengal area where it has already come to maritime boundary agreement with Myanmar, Thailand, and Indonesia and is on the verge of doing so with Sri Lanka, it remains to be done with Pakistan in the Arabian Sea. The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Seas (UNCLOS-III) protocol allows the EEZ to be extended beyond the conventional 200 nm limit into the sea under several conditions. In places like the sedimentary basin of the Indus river, the sediment thickness of the rivers beyond the foot of the continental slope can be used to establish the outer limit of the continental shelf of a claimant. This requires baseline and bathymetry survey data. There are five maritime zone boundaries out of which four are defined by distance, viz. Coastal Waters (3 nm from baseline), Territorial Sea (12 nm), Contiguous Zone (24 nm), and EEZ (200 nm). The fifth zone, the outer limit of the extended continental shelf, is defined by Article 76 of UNCLOS based on several combinations of geophysical, hydrographic and geomorphological data. One such determinant is the "1% thickness formula" which is the line joining “…the outermost fixed points at each of which the thickness of sedimentary rocks is at least 1% of the shortest distance from such point to the foot of the continental slope.” The Indus thus becomes important for India as she is a claimant to the Indus basin.A crucial part of the claim is the delineation of the Territorial Sea Baseline (TSB) which is the set of coordinate points that define the line from which the seaward boundaries are to be measured.The TSB, from which maritime zones defined by distance are measured, can consist of either normal baseline, which includes bay closing lines and river closing lines or other parameters. The continuing Pakistani wrangle with regards to Sir Creek has delayed the compilation and validation of the TSB thereby delaying the computation of the zone boundaries. The Sir Creek in the Rann of Kutch is a distributary of the Indus and has deposited sedimentation beyond the EEZ, enabling India to stake a claim as per UNCLOS beyond the EEZ. This is important for India in view of the potential it has for national security, energy prospecting, mining, laying pipelines etc.
Does this mean that if Indus reduces its sedimentation (can be multiple reasons, like dams upstream, reduced inflow to rivers) before Pakistan accepts the UNCLOS agreement, it will lose territory? Literally, they are between devil (dam) and deep sea, they can built a dam or not

Movement for the Freedom of the Indus Valley Civilization has been started

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 23 Mar 2015 21:32

LokeshC wrote:
The only role US has in the region, including Afghanistan, is none. GTFO. We are capable of handling the Bakis DESPITE the USofA.

Maybe so, but here it is about doing propagandu to NYT readers

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 23 Mar 2015 21:41

Jhujar wrote:Why Ujjwal Nikam's lie about Kasab should anger Indians
KAVITA KRISHNAN

http://www.dawn.com/news/1171223/why-uj ... er-indians

Why it matters
So what, I can hear many bhakts (Modi-bhakts as well as just desh-bhakts) ask: Why should that matter to us?It should matter to us because concern and care for constitutional norms and fair trial are what mark a democracy. If Kasab's trial was a needless formality, if summary execution was what India should do, and if it was to be reduced to a farce, why did the Indian state hold a trial? Why bother? The Indian state bothered because it wanted to be counted among the democracies of the world, to be able to say: We are different from those terrorists who threaten our way of life.And yet, we weren't so different, were we?We too killed in cold blood, just as Kasab did. Kasab probably thought he was meting out retribution on India, avenging wrongs. So did we, when we killed Kasab, orchestrating a frenzy for his hanging by scripting a lie.

Amazing. In her brain, telling a naughty lie about a terrorist == actual terrorism and mass murder.

arun · Post by **arun** » 23 Mar 2015 21:44

arun wrote:General VK Singh May Attend Pakistan Day Dinner, Kashmiri Separatists Invited Too

Our BJP led Government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi cancels bilateral Foreign Secretary level talks with the Islamic Republic of Pakistan citing meeting of the Islamic Republics High Commissioner to India, Abdul Basit, with members of the Hurriyat.

Our BJP led Government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi then intiates Foreign Secretary led interactions with the Islamic Republic of Pakistan citing multilteral SAARC related nature of Foreign Secretary’s visit to the Islamic Republic.

Our BJP led Government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi accepts Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s offending High Commissioner’s invitation and proposes sending our Minister of State Gen. V.K Singh to a dinner where Hurriyat members have also been invited.

Meanwhile the Islamic Republics High Commissioner to India, Abdul Basit, had this to say:

Don't think Indian govt objects to us meeting separatists: Pak envoy

:

General VK Singh, Hurriyat leaders attend Pakistan Day dinner

Vamsee · Post by **Vamsee** » 23 Mar 2015 21:56

Interesting set of tweets by Gen VK Singh after attending pak-day celebrations

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 23 Mar 2015 22:03

Vamsee wrote:Interesting set of tweets by Gen VK Singh after attending pak-day celebrations

Oh, snap! What a communal rascal this jernail is!

SBajwa · Post by **SBajwa** » 23 Mar 2015 22:13

Where was tge ethnicity of the girls? Religious minority?

Almost all of the working women in Hira mandi have traditionally being follower of Shi'a Islam.

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 23 Mar 2015 22:19

Can some kindly Twitter savvy internet yindoo please post the following with proper message shrinking, hashtags and @s, and help cure chronic low bp in the angelic psec community?

Kavita Krishnan says in paki Dawn that nikam's lie about a terrorist's biryani demands is the same as terrorism. So...
Can she now please get her paki ISI friends to confine their attacks on India to spreading lies about Indians' lust for biryani?

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 23 Mar 2015 22:24

A_Gupta wrote:
KLNMurthy wrote: I tried posting the following but the comment engine won't let me, apparently it can't be more than 1500 chars, they probably want a paid subscription for longer comments.
No, the comment engine for subscribers, too, is 1500 chars. The strategy then is to break it up into two comments that can stand on their own.

-Arun

PS: I broke your comment into 2 parts, and tried posting them.

I appreciate that, thank you. I'll try and keep to the limit in future. What a lot that bleddy rag thinks of itself!

arun · Post by **arun** » 23 Mar 2015 22:29

Vamsee wrote:Interesting set of tweets by Gen VK Singh after attending pak-day celebrations

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More on MOS Gen. V.K. Singh’s tweets.

#Duty, #Disgust: VK Singh's tweets after Pakistan Day event spark speculation:

Minister of state for external affairs VK Singh posted a series of cryptic tweets on Monday night that seemed to suggest he was unhappy about representing the government at the Pakistan Day function after his followers on Twitter criticised him for attending the event.

After Pakistan Day Reception, General VK Singh Tweets of 'Disgust' and 'Duty':

The tweets are being seen as a rebellion by the minister, who was asked to attend the event by the government, and an embarrassment for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The country is owed a 54 inch explanation at the volte face of the BJP led Government of PM Modi.

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 23 Mar 2015 22:59

arun wrote:
Vamsee wrote:Interesting set of tweets by Gen VK Singh after attending pak-day celebrations

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More on MOS Gen. V.K. Singh’s tweets.

#Duty, #Disgust: VK Singh's tweets after Pakistan Day event spark speculation:

Minister of state for external affairs VK Singh posted a series of cryptic tweets on Monday night that seemed to suggest he was unhappy about representing the government at the Pakistan Day function after his followers on Twitter criticised him for attending the event.
After Pakistan Day Reception, General VK Singh Tweets of 'Disgust' and 'Duty':

The tweets are being seen as a rebellion by the minister, who was asked to attend the event by the government, and an embarrassment for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The country is owed a 54 inch explanation at the volte face of the BJP led Government of PM Modi.

Here is a what Modiji explained:

Ignorant Ones, observe my vishwarupam and learn.

I am the yin and the yang, I am Rama and Ravana, Krishna and Kamsa. I am the appeasing Yudhishtira and the impetuous Bheema. I am the Policy and its Dissent, Duty, Disgust and all hashtags. I am Paul Atreides The Worm.

Fear Me for I am become Death, Destroyer of Worlds.

Sagar G · Post by **Sagar G** » 23 Mar 2015 23:20

The last one in the series

Vijay Kumar Singh @Gen_VKSingh · 1h 1 hour ago

#'Disgust'ed to see how certain sections of the media are twisting this issue

There is something cooking with all this smoke and shadow show, I hope it ends with nuking Pakistan

schinnas · Post by **schinnas** » 23 Mar 2015 23:32

Sagar G wrote:The last one in the series

Vijay Kumar Singh @Gen_VKSingh · 1h 1 hour ago

#'Disgust'ed to see how certain sections of the media are twisting this issue
There is something cooking with all this smoke and shadow show, I hope it ends with nuking Pakistan

Agreed. Something is cooking and I am sure it does not involve nukes. Otherwise no reason for Modi sarkar to commit such political harakiri.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 23 Mar 2015 23:55

NaMo sarkar sent their minister a former IA chief to show they don't mean any ill will towards TSP. If any ill happens its due to TSP only.

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 23 Mar 2015 23:57

A_Gupta wrote:
KLNMurthy wrote: I tried posting the following but the comment engine won't let me, apparently it can't be more than 1500 chars, they probably want a paid subscription for longer comments.
No, the comment engine for subscribers, too, is 1500 chars. The strategy then is to break it up into two comments that can stand on their own.

-Arun

PS: I broke your comment into 2 parts, and tried posting them.

The Swede dude has also chimed in.

Well what Mr. Daudzai is saying is nothing new. Everyone knows who the spoiler in the region is, everyone knows which is the country whose only contribution in the region is instability, and that it negotiates financial and military aid on the basis of its ability to create that instability. And yet that aid is given. The price may be paid by Afghanistan, which has the misfortune of living with such a neighbour as Pakistan. But Afghanistan is not very rich. America is. Europe is. China is, and India is. Good luck in the years ahead dealing with this nuclear armed, radical Islamic State in the Indian Subcontinent (the next ISIS).

And the Paper of Record has had it with the comments, giving the Scandinavian-african lobby the last word.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 24 Mar 2015 00:07

Bakra being fed now , When will be the calibrated ,celebrated, culling Din for Goatlandersstan?

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 24 Mar 2015 03:56

Cheers