Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan - 1 Feb 2015

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 16 Apr 2015 00:10

Put a link and quote them so we don't direct traffic there.

member_22733 · Post by **member_22733** » 16 Apr 2015 01:52

There is an option below the editor called "Do not automatically parse URLs". You can use that to paste the link and not have googal increase the page rank of that page.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 16 Apr 2015 02:39

Haram Link > Paki threatning Chotta Fourfather UAE
The Gargash guff
Sissy Choudhry ACM

Those who wish to discount Iran, including the good Dr Gargash, do so at their own peril. And the Saudis, past masters at power-games in the Middle East, are sensible enough to know the underlying implications of an imminent rapprochement between the US and Iran. What the Iranians might barter with the Americans in terms of their nearness to a weaponised nuclear status will be regained in the American nod on Iran’s increased geopolitical influence in the larger Middle East. Consider how both the Iranians and the Americans have made space for each other against their common enemy, the IS, in a parallel war feeding in the gains to the other.Past June 30, when the deal between the two gets formalised, note how economic cooperation between the west and Iran opens up even newer avenues of a major geopolitical shift in the Middle East. The Saudis are right to fear such a shift, though to assume that the Americans will do so at the cost of the Saudis will be equally fallacious. The solution to the Saudi discomfort is surely not in attacking Yemen, but in resolving Yemen through an internal dialogue process that the Saudis will be well-advised to convene, oversee and support to keep Yemen from becoming another field of contention.
When Egypt proposed to form a 40,000 strong Arab army to support Saudi Arabia it was a typical tactic to defer immediacy of direct Egyptian involvement in the Yemen war. Na nou munn tel ho ga, na radha nache gi. Similarly, both Pakistan and Turkey have chosen diplomacy and dialogue over war to resolve the crisis in Yemen. Oman, a member of the GCC, abuts Yemen, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and most prudently has eschewed any direct role in the ongoing war. And as a final test to the Gargash postulation of consequences: ever imagined if the Pakistanis in Bahrain were to be removed in a single stroke? The entire structure of the ruling setup can come crashing down. The reality is so stark and so real, Dr Gargash. It is time to smell some strong Gahwa.Rather than explain Pakistan’s position in the media, the prime minister would be better advised to send a delegation to Riyadh, Doha and the UAE for some real diplomacy. Otherwise, minor ministers of some nations begin to acquire outsized proportions

partha · Post by **partha** » 16 Apr 2015 04:15

We could use http://www.donotlink.com/ to link to Paki urls.

link without improving "their" search engine position

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 16 Apr 2015 06:13

Pakistan,s position needs to be understood

Comment :A baki feeling the (desert) heat !!
Comment : Check the Madrassa math in his write up !

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 16 Apr 2015 06:18

Indian PM signs uranium deal to kick off 3 day visit to Canada

Rona Dhona by Bakis to follow in due course!
Demands for equal = equal status to follow in due course!

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 16 Apr 2015 06:43

Canada enforces True TNT Tenets
While Paki are treated with special Canadian Visa to enter Canada , Indian are fully exempted and get entry permit upon arrival.

member_22733 · Post by **member_22733** » 16 Apr 2015 07:02

Link for the latter part? I believe there is no "entry permit upon arrival" for Indians.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 16 Apr 2015 07:11

schinnas wrote: KSA breaking off its sponsorship of TSP would be the best possible outcome. Nothing enrages an Arab than backstabbing which Pukis are indulging in now after accepting the Saudi dole outs with both hands. Pukis are doomed if they go and doomed if they don't!

KSA is not going to break off its sponsorship of TSP. KSA has paid for and bought the nukes of TSP. This is to ensure that if Iran gets nukes, KSA will have them too and Iran cannot dominate the Arabs. On the other hand, given how TFTAs got brownpants so quickly, KSA will wonder if TSP will come good on its nuclear assurance if Iran were to test or deploy a nuke. So I predict 3 things will happen:

1) KSA will squeeze TSP testimonials, so TSP "military advisors" and "retired rogue TFTAs who are mujahideen" (read Norther Flight Infantry on vacation and double pay) will fight in Yemen. This is easy to arrange as TFTAs currently go on a rotation to terror orgs and are actively encouraged by the afsaar (there was a funny story about a low-level TFTA abdul being the "commander" in a terror org of a higher level TFTA abdul and they had some awkward time after they came back and joined the TFTAs).

2) KSA will squeeze TSP testimonials to station nukes in KSA. With KSA abduls trained in servicing and delivery of the nukes. Expect ex-SPD chiefs of TSP to go do a stint in KSA.

3) KSA will start its own nuke program.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 16 Apr 2015 07:33

LokeshC wrote:Link for the latter part? I believe there is no "entry permit upon arrival" for Indians.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/indi ... 939829.cms?

NEW DELHI: Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to Indian diaspora at Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto, the Canadian PM Stephen Harper on Thursday announced that Indians will be given visa on arrival in Canada. Addressing Indian community, Harper said, "India and Canada's friendship is a friendship we truly value." He said that Indian community in Canada has grown in size and so has its contribution to economic strength and culture. "His (PM Modi) first visit has been historic, he is striving to make India a vishwa-guru," Harper said. Speaking at the same event, PM Narendra Modi thanked Canada and PM Harper for the excitement with which the nation expressed its love. "I say proudly that Canada is that nation which has been the partner country of Gujarat since 2003," PM Modi said.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 16 Apr 2015 10:46

Apparently la-whore has a nice mall now
http://tribune.com.pk/story/870552/buil ... l-culture/

Recently, Dupak Developers, a group involved in real estate, shopping mall and retail development, has completed Lahore’s biggest mall yet, The Fortress Square.

The mall provides every facility that people expect, from different retail brands to cinemas and food courts under one roof. The demand is not one-sided as brands are also looking for more and more malls to showcase their high-end products.

The interesting part is:

The ideal location of the mall – in Lahore Cantonment and under Army supervision – is preferred by the shoppers as it provides a more ‘peaceful’ environment.

If India-Pak war ever comes to who can build and run a nice mall, Indian army is sure to get routed.

vishvak · Post by **vishvak** » 16 Apr 2015 11:14

Wasn't CANDU reactor deal came with such long lasting deal for fuel, too? Probably more than 5 years.

schinnas · Post by **schinnas** » 16 Apr 2015 12:28

Anujan wrote: 2) KSA will squeeze TSP testimonials to station nukes in KSA. With KSA abduls trained in servicing and delivery of the nukes. Expect ex-SPD chiefs of TSP to go do a stint in KSA.

3) KSA will start its own nuke program.

#2 is more likely. #3 would be wishful thinking given the current state of R&D sophistication in KSA. Even if blueprints are provided and lot of technical help is provided, some minimal industry - scientific ecosystem is needed for safe nuke program. I don't think KSA has it and that would leave them at the mercy of Pukis.

Now all Iran has to do is as part of its official second strike policy, confirm that it would attack the nuclear-allies of its aggressor with disproportionate force and publicly identify Pukis as a nuclear ally of KSA. That will create more brown-shalwars in Pukiland and they may choose to take the money from KSA and run!

kancha · Post by **kancha** » 16 Apr 2015 12:44

kancha wrote:Apparently Pakis are trending #JusticeForPindiStudent
Looks like a serving army major beat up a brother - sister duo in Rawalpindi, dragging the girl by her neck. Will try to get some more details

Here is what happened

Officer beats man, his sister after accident

An accident that led to a scuffle between an officer of an important government department and a man and his sister, riding a motorcycle, enraged the people who gathered there, blocked the road and raised slogans against the officer for beating the two with a belt on the Range Road here on Wednesday. In the heart of Pakjab

According to eye-witnesses a man, Ramiz Khan, and his sister suddenly came out of a street and banged into a car driven by an officer, Mohsin. The officer came out of his car and exchanged hot words with Ramiz and then beat him with his belt.

When Ramiz’s sister came to his rescue, the officer started beating her too and dragged her on the road and tore her clothes.This situation enraged the people who gathered there and tried to save the two. The officer immediately got into the car and locked the doors.

Over 200 enraged people surrounded his car and broke its windows to drag him out.Meanwhile, the officer’s colleagues also arrived there to save him. However, the people kept surrounding the car.

CPO Israr Ahmad Abbasi arrived there. The officer came out of his car with great difficulty when the mob was pushed back.According to the SHO Race Course the numbers given by Ramiz and his sister were closed and the address was also incorrect

This is a man who will 'lead' his troops into battle.
Paki Twitterati are doubly angry that their MSM hasn't covered it at all. There's a massive outrage against the Army too.
Some choicest tweets with the hashtag #JusticeForPindiStudent

@NazranaYusufzai 14h14 hours ago
And you never hear about things like this in media ... they pretend it never happened.
#JusticeForPindiStudent

‏@OvaisAlam 5m5 minutes ago
Muhammed Ovais Alam retweeted لال بجھکڑ
Bhai army main to 'major' koi rank hi nhi hota. Aap log awen army ko badnaam kr rhe hain. #JusticeForPindiStudent

@hafizsaadriaz 5m5 minutes ago
Bloody Civilians!!!
They should be hanged!! How dare the challenge Uniform!!!
#JusticeForPindiStudent

@huma_Kh10 19m19 minutes ago View translation
Bara major bana phirta ha
Jo ik Skrech pe bharakta ha
Ghaseet k qom ki beti ko sadak pe
Bahadur ban k Machalta ha.
#JusticeForPindiStudent

@LePathan 33m33 minutes ago
After all we are bloody civilians, and they own this ****** place.
#JusticeForPindiStudent

JE Menon · Post by **JE Menon** » 16 Apr 2015 14:35

This kind of beating, even murder, is not at all uncommon in Pakiland.

I know a Pak who has beaten an auto-rickshaw driver to death with a plastic pipe because he dared to overtake him. Other than that, he's a nice family man, and looks a bit like a young VS Naipaul. Oh, and obviously zero repercussions.

I'm not saying he's a friend, just a semi-RAPE jackass I happened to encounter a couple of times. The twat was proud of it, and his friends were saying that the flexible PVC pipe is the best for what Tejpal would call a proper lacerating because it takes the skin off almost better than anything else out there. Maybe I should put the two together. This way instead of Tejpal lacerating his soul, this fellow can lacerate his oiseaule.

pankajs · Post by **pankajs** » 16 Apr 2015 14:45

Anujan wrote:2) KSA will squeeze TSP testimonials to station nukes in KSA. With KSA abduls trained in servicing and delivery of the nukes. Expect ex-SPD chiefs of TSP to go do a stint in KSA.

3) KSA will start its own nuke program.

If the Bakis cannot deliver mangos can they deliver nukes in a pinch will be the biggest question soothis will be asking soon if not already. Makes sense.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 16 Apr 2015 16:07

Maroons galore!
http://www.dawn.com/news/1176194/pakist ... ambassador

There were many cultural affinities that we could play on, he said....

“What do Karachi and Los Angeles have in common? Seashore, culture, gang warfare. We are made for each other. They got twenty million people, we got South Central. This is the link to have.”

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 16 Apr 2015 19:56

= If Pakistan instigates Kabul against India it will backfire
QUOTE: Afghanistan's growing political and security stability effectively negates Pakistan's efforts to exploit the situation in that country, former Indian ambassador to Afghanistan Rakesh Sood told Rediff.com in Washington, DC.

QUOTE:"If Pakistan tries to exploit such a situation," he warned, "it would backfire very strongly (on Islamabad)."

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 16 Apr 2015 22:07

IMHO, India should promote this fact in pakistan that any military Paki help to Arabs equals to helping Arab Israeli alliance against Iran. Paki army will be part of (NSN/YSN)Yahoodi, Saudi, Nassara conspiracy against beeratherly Muslim nation Iran.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 16 Apr 2015 23:26

Anujan, After the reluctance to send troops to Yemen, KSA can be sure they will get faulty triggers to maal if ever that happens.

KSA got taken for a ride as they deserve.

Shreeman · Post by **Shreeman** » 17 Apr 2015 04:22

this is the sort of neuj that shoukld be discussed here -- http://theweek.com/speedreads/550220/am ... mbers-isis

is this resent?

member_22733 · Post by **member_22733** » 17 Apr 2015 04:35

JE Menon wrote:This kind of beating, even murder, is not at all uncommon in Pakiland.

I know a Pak who has beaten an auto-rickshaw driver to death with a plastic pipe because he dared to overtake him. Other than that, he's a nice family man, and looks a bit like a young VS Naipaul. Oh, and obviously zero repercussions.

I'm not saying he's a friend, just a semi-RAPE jackass I happened to encounter a couple of times. The twat was proud of it, and his friends were saying that the flexible PVC pipe is the best for what Tejpal would call a proper lacerating because it takes the skin off almost better than anything else out there. Maybe I should put the two together. This way instead of Tejpal lacerating his soul, this fellow can lacerate his oiseaule.

Some of the horror story of Bangladeshi Genocide had gory details like this. I tried to believe it was not true, but apparently it looks like such things are common knowledge to average Bakistani.

member_23692 · Post by **member_23692** » 17 Apr 2015 04:41

"China Invests Billions in Its ‘All-Weather Friendship’ With Pakistan"

https://foreignpolicy.com/2015/04/16/ch ... ian-ocean/

stick to the topic, take your rants about India elsewhere.

kenop · Post by **kenop** » 17 Apr 2015 04:47

On one of the MTV-Roadies style show on a Paki channel one contestant had listed (gang)rape as one of the daring things he had done.
Not a surprise

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 17 Apr 2015 04:53

rsangram wrote: No coverage in India. Also no coverage in India about the China's successful creation of an Asian Development Bank, where it successfully got 53 countries including some close US allies. No coverage in India about the Chinese initiative to resurrect the old silk road, for which most Central Asian countries, Afg and Pak have already signed up. even Iran may sign up.

Yup, let us just keep our head buried in the sand, excel at jingoism, keep deluding ourselves and "dont worry, be happy".

Dunno about this "coverage in India", so many of the sources quoted on BRF on these topics have been from Indian newspapers.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 17 Apr 2015 05:06

rsangram wrote:"China Invests Billions in Its ‘All-Weather Friendship’ With Pakistan"

https://foreignpolicy.com/2015/04/16/ch ... ian-ocean/

No coverage in India. Also no coverage in India about the China's successful creation of an Asian Development Bank, where it successfully got 53 countries including some close US allies. No coverage in India about the Chinese initiative to resurrect the old silk road, for which most Central Asian countries, Afg and Pak have already signed up. even Iran may sign up.

Yup, let us just keep our head buried in the sand, excel at jingoism, keep deluding ourselves and "dont worry, be happy".

1. Regarding AIIB, India is a founding member. Per a news-item, AIIB may make it possible for South Korea to participate in a sea-wall/sea reclamation project in Gujarat because of more favorable financing.

2. Regarding the Old Silk Road, Indian coverage has been about how India is setting up the "Cotton Route" and Project Mausam to revive the ancient trade routes that India used to export along, in the Indian Ocean.

3. Regarding Pakistan - there are lots of MoUs, we need to see if they get converted into actual projects on the ground. E.g., the very first one - the Port Qasim Thermal Power Plant - the ground-breaking was in May 2014; but the project contractor was announced only last week. The Gaddani power project listed below was announced, but then put on hold because of, per Nawaz Sharif, "changed Chinese priorities".

Anyway, here is the list to add to, and to follow:

1. Port Qasim Thermal Power Plant.
from:
http://pk.chineseembassy.org/eng/zbgx/t1155081.htm

2. Land acquisition and shifting of utilities for the Karachi-Lahore motorway.
3. Construction of the Lahore-Abdul Hakim-Khanewal motorway section.
4. Construction of the Multan-Sukkur motorway section.
5. Construction of the Raikot-Havelian-Islamabad motorway section.
from:
http://tribune.com.pk/story/840974/mini ... -corridor/

6. Upgrading railway Main Line-1 (Karachi-Lahore-Peshawar-Havelian)

from:
http://www.brecorder.com/business-a-eco ... 9/1155610/

from:
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/opinion/17 ... m-the-cpec

The project embraces the construction of a cross-border optical fibre cable system between China and Pakistan, textile garment industrial park projects, numerous ventures in the energy sector yielding power from various sources comprising hydel, coal, wind power, solar and nuclear. It also entails the
development of coal mining projects, the construction of dams, the installation of nuclear reactors and creating networks of roads, railway lines and oil/gas pipelines. Agreements have been made to construct a new international airport, Eastbay expressway, fully equipped hospital, a technical and vocational training institute, water supply and distribution, infrastructure for free zone and export processing zones, port related industries, refineries and marine works. The infrastructure projects planned comprise of the Karakorum Highway Phase II (Raikot-Islamabad), Karachi-Lahore Motorway
(Multan-Sukkur section), expansion and reconstruction of existing the mail railway line from Peshawar to Karachi, the construction of a Havelian dry port, orange line project in Lahore and a cross-border optical fibre cable system project.

Some of the significant energy projects being installed will yield around 10,400 megawatts of electricity. Those ventures include the Port Qasim Electric Power Company, producing 1,320 megawatts, Engro Thar coal-fired power plant, producing 660 megawatts, Sindh Sino resources power plant of Thar Coal (Block-1), producing 1,320 megawatts, Gwadar coal power project, producing 300 megawatts, Rahimyar Khan coal power, producing 1,320 megawatts, Muzaffargarh coal power, producing 1,320 megawatts, Sahiwal power plant, producing 1,320 megawatts, Suki Kinari power project, producing 870 megawatts, Karot Hydro power station, producing 720 megawatts, UEP wind power project, producing 100 megawatts, Sunec wind power project, producing 50 megawatts, Sachal wind power project, producing 50 megawatts, Dawood wind power project, producing 50 megawatts and Quaid-e-Azam solar, producing 900 megawatts.

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/national/0 ... n-projects

Documents also revealed that planning ministry has included high priority early harvest projects (HPEHP) worth $34.490billion. Some of the projects with estimated cost are mentioned in below for convenience: 2x660mw coal based power projects (IPP) at Port Qasim with estimated cost$1.800billion, Jetty plus infrastructure of Gaddani as IPP (preferably) or public sector with estimated cost of $1.000b, 10x66omw coal based power project at Gaddani $9.000b, Power Evacuation from Gaddani to National Grid (IPP) $2.000b, 3.5MT/A coal mining project Thar Block-II SECMC $0.800b, 2x660mw coal based power projects at Sahiwal (Government of Punjab) $1.8oob, 2x660mw coal based power projects at Sheikupura (IPP) $1.800b, 2x33omw Thar power coal plant SCMC $0.800b, solar power park at Bahwalpur $0.160b, 2793mw (Three) hydro power projects with estimated cost of $3.00billion, Karakoram high way (phase-II) with estimated cost of $3.500b, rehabilitation & up gradation of Karachi-Lahore plus Peshawar (ML-1) Railway track with estimated cost of $3.650b, Gawadar Package $1.060b, Orange Line (underground in Lahore) with estimated cost of $1.6oob, Jhimpar wind power 200mw with estimated cost of $0.320b etc.

It was also learnt from the document that Karakoram highway (phase-I) up gradation and reconstruction of 487km, Karachi-Lahore motorway Multan-Sukkur section (375km), up gradation/rehabilitation of ML1, construction of dry port at Havelian, Eastway Expressway (18.9km), Gawadar International Port and many other related projects are part of the overall document approved by the premier. Energy sector projects are also included in the list of projects of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor prioritized/early harvest projects that have so far been approved by the premier.

arun · Post by **arun** » 17 Apr 2015 11:13

X Posted from the “Oppression of Minorities in Pakistan” thread.

Washington Post reports that in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Mohammadden Terrorists target fellow Abrahamic Christist Missionary by name of Debra Lobo who works as a Vice Principal of a Dental College in Karachi:

American wounded in Pakistan in apparent terrorist shooting, police say

Separately Reuters reports that the Mohammadden Terrorists left behind a pamphlet in English at the crime scene saying,:

"Oh crusaders, we are the lions of Dualat al Islamia, the falcons of the caliph. Today we killed this Kansas lady Lobo, we shall lie and wait and ambush you and kill you wherever you may be and confined and besiege you in America and then god willing ... we will burn American.":

Read it all in Reuters from here:

U.S. woman shot and wounded in Pakistan by men claiming to be militants

Anindya · Post by **Anindya** » 17 Apr 2015 12:00

Blatant and continued ethnic and religious cleansing...

Spate of attacks shakes Pakistan's dwindling Sikh community

Bhurishrava · Post by **Bhurishrava** » 17 Apr 2015 12:58

self-delete

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 17 Apr 2015 17:34

News from Heeramandistan :

Perhaps the Houbaras would approve

Ever since the price of oil quadrupled in 1973 and the Gulf construction and economic boom started, Dubai has been an important destination of dancers and starlets, or let’s call them artistes, associated with Lahore’s ‘pleasure district’, Heera Mandi.

Suppose Dubai were to become really angry – which, incidentally, is unlikely to happen – and a squeeze were put on this Heera Mandi traffic, wouldn’t that work to the general benefit of the situation in Lahore, and indeed other cities, by leading to a downward trend in the going rate of these timeless pursuits?

Heera Mandi artistes will continue to find a safe haven in Dubai.

Cheers

Aditya_V · Post by **Aditya_V** » 17 Apr 2015 17:41

Sikhs have been aat the receiving end of Pakis for some time, yet many of them in US, Canada and UK happily ignore and show thier love for Pakis and then back stabbed, completely forgetting the sacrifices of Sikh gurus and Kings.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 17 Apr 2015 18:57

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/04/ ... 8X20150416

Chinese President Xi Jinping will launch energy and infrastructure projects worth $46 billion on a visit to Pakistan next week as China cements links with its old ally and generates opportunities for firms hit by slack growth at home.

Also being finalised is a long-discussed plan to sell Pakistan eight Chinese submarines. The deal, worth between $4 billion and $5 billion, according to media reports, may be among those signed on the trip.

Xi will visit next Monday and Tuesday, Pakistan's foreign ministry said.

Commercial and defense ties are drawing together the two countries, which share a remote border and long-standing mistrust of their increasingly powerful neighbor, India, and many Western nations.

"China treats us as a friend, an ally, a partner and above all an equal - not how the Americans and others do," said Mushahid Hussain Sayed, chairman of the Pakistan parliament's defense committee.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 17 Apr 2015 19:15

^^^Xinhua announcement.
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2015- ... 160189.htm

BEIJING, April 17 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Pakistan and attend meetings in Indonesia next week, a Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced on Friday morning.

The president will pay a state visit to Pakistan from Monday to Tuesday at the invitation of Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, spokesperson Lu Kang said in a statement.

At the invitation of Indonesian President Joko Widodo, Xi will attend the Asian-African Summit as well as activities commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Bandung Conference from Tuesday to Friday in Indonesia.

Xi's two-day state visit to Pakistan will be Xi's first trip to the South Asian country since he assumed the presidency in 2013.

Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the visit would provide a powerful impetus to build on the China-Pakistan friendship and deepen comprehensive collaboration.

Sharif said as 2015 was the Pakistan-China Year of Friendly Exchanges, Xi's visit would lift the strategic cooperative partnership to a new high.

"The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor [CPEC] will be high on the agenda," former Chinese ambassador to Pakistan Zhou Gang said.

The CPEC, a flagship project to strengthen China's connectivity with neighboring countries, was proposed during Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Pakistan in May 2013.

The planned corridor will connect Kashgar in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region with Gwadar Port in Pakistan. A project outline was signed in Beijing last November.

During Xi's visit to Islamabad, China and Pakistan will sign deals on energy, infrastructure to education and culture, Pakistan Ambassador to China Masood Khalid said.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry announcement is just a couple of sentences:
http://www.fmprc.gov.cn/mfa_eng/wjdt_66 ... 5479.shtml

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 17 Apr 2015 20:32

For Whom the Bells Toll

Comment: Pak succumbs to Saudi pressure; read the farticle!

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 17 Apr 2015 20:44

The corruption of power

QUOTE:Now, in the first few years of Pakistan’s independence, there were few major examples of corruption at the political level.

QUOTE:While earlier political regimes had been simply too weak or unimportant to challenge their bureaucratic peers’ pocket-filling sprees, the Bhutto government was the first really effective political government in this country’s tragic history. Yet, surprisingly, there have been very few instances of the finger of corruption being credibly pointed at any important member of the federal government or parliament of those days.

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 17 Apr 2015 20:51

Falijee wrote:For Whom the Bells Toll

After much hand wringing and soul searching, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has decided to abandon “neutrality” in the civil war in Yemen as originally resolved by a consensus in Parliament. The PM’s new formulation clearly says that the government of Manzur Hadi in Yemen was legitimate and the Houthis’ attempt to seize power is illegitimate.

So next time there is a military coup in Pakistan, or we feel that our horse, or let's say, gaddha, has not won the elections in Pakistan, we should simply attack Pakistan and make smithereens out of it! Bunderphool!

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 17 Apr 2015 22:51

Did this pig really die? Is this some kind of mix up?
ISIS Pakistan Leader Killed: Hafiz Muhammad Saeed Dies From Own Islamic State Bomb Explosion

The leader of the Islamic State group's faction in Pakistan was killed Thursday along with two other people when an explosive device he was handling detonated unexpectedly, multiple news reports said. The reports vary on the method in which Hafiz Muhammad Saeed died in the Pakistani region of Toor Dara in Tirah Valley: The bomb either exploded during the assembly process or while he was helping to plant it near the side of a road, the Express Tribune reported.

He was also the founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba, a group of Pakistani fighters accused of playing a major role in the 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai, India.

Altair · Post by **Altair** » 17 Apr 2015 23:01

No this pig only shares the name. DDM mixed up. Totally different guy. Our guy is in eastern Pakistan

Narad · Post by **Narad** » 17 Apr 2015 23:09

Saeed hailed from the Aurakzai Agency and was among five leading Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) commanders who announced their disassociation from the banned outfit last October.

http://zeenews.india.com/news/south-asi ... 80252.html

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 17 Apr 2015 23:12

Arab head disappointed with Pakistan's decision

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