Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan - Apr 22 2015

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 04 May 2015 02:30

Ouch !!!

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 May 2015 02:59

Who Killed Sabeen Mahmud? Why?

Comment : Not the Deep State , according to this Farticle !
( Mods, please delete if deemed inappropriate )

PS: The author, based in USA, is a well known India baiter!

Anindya · Post by **Anindya** » 04 May 2015 07:00

Separatist leader Masarat Alam received 50 calls from Pakistan after his release in March: Report

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 04 May 2015 07:34

OT for this thread.
If you look at the google earth pictures of Chahbahar port that India is building, it far exceeds in scope and scale anything in this region.
That big land reclamation area, which is going to be a container terminal is as big as the width of the city of chahbahar !!!
There's even a ship lift and oil terminal being constructed there.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 04 May 2015 07:40

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 04 May 2015 08:50

Falijee wrote:India not threatened by Pakistan-China economic corridor: envoy

“India has no worry over the construction of Pakistan-China Economic Corridor as an economically-strong Pakistan would bring stability to the region,” Indian High Commissioner TCA Raghavan said, addressing a meeting of the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KPCCI) in Peshawar, according to Economic Times.

However, he added after a passage of 14 years, the trade volume between India and China has jumped to $65 billion to $70 billion, while trade between India and Pakistan is around $2.5 billion to $2.9 billion.

It is very bania-chankiyan of India to go around saying that a strong Pakistan is good for India. Now we know why Pakistan keeps itself weak and stupid, hain ji?

schinnas · Post by **schinnas** » 04 May 2015 10:03

KLNMurthy wrote: It is very bania-chankiyan of India to go around saying that a strong Pakistan is good for India. Now we know why Pakistan keeps itself weak and stupid, hain ji?

Very disappointing. India should have protested any route through PoK that does not have India's permission. The CPIC (Cheen-Puki-Infra-Corridor) through GB and PoK should NOT be acceptable to India and we should have issued a public statement against it.

This stupidity of strong Pakistan is good for India should be qualified stating that a strong, pluralistic and secular Pukistan is good for India. As such Pukistan is an ideological state (that is anti-India to the core) and a strong Pukistan is more harmful to India.

I don't see anything chankiyan here...

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 04 May 2015 10:08

Gagan wrote:OT for this thread.
If you look at the google earth pictures of Chahbahar port that India is building, it far exceeds in scope and scale anything in this region.
That big land reclamation area, which is going to be a container terminal is as big as the width of the city of chahbahar !!!
There's even a ship lift and oil terminal being constructed there.

All that is fine, Gagan. But, for over a decade we are talking. We must complete projects and put them to use. I know that there was sanction on Iran etc. But, even then, we are slow. Take for instance our highway through Myanmar, Thailand, the Trilateral Highway.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 04 May 2015 10:14

Falijee wrote:Nawaz Sharif assumes public relations role on behalf of Pak Army !
In a statement released on Saturday, Nawaz said the MQM chief had hurt the sentiments of millions with his anti-Army remarks.

Somebody should remind him of Asif Khawaja's tirade against the Pakistani Army, however dated it was, because it was made by a PML-N member and that too in the National Assembly!

pankajs · Post by **pankajs** » 04 May 2015 10:21

The core angst with MQM today is its warning that it might just facilitate RAW in Karachi even if the warning was sought to be portrayed as a joke. MQM is no fringe party and if it were to really start backing RAW play full tilt Bakis would lose control of this vital economic center and port city in a jiffy.

Bakistan can be blockaded from the sea or from inside Karachi.

habal · Post by **habal** » 04 May 2015 10:38

what got Altaf's goat was that the 'Karachi operation' was supposed to be 'across the board' since all parties had militant wings including PPP, ANP, MQM, TTP etc.

But TSPA and their baby Sindh Rangers in their infinite wisdom decide to give wide media publicity to only ops against MQM. All of the ops against MQM were shown live on media and flashed across Pakistan as a big achievement by Punjabi Army.

And then after Sabeen's murder by TSPA/ISI target killers, the army prodded a Zardari Lackey, the SSP of Malir Rao Anwar to conduct a press conference to implicate MQM further. This SSP took a document that was 6 years old and not his original work, but the document was the work of previous Sindh Home Minister Zulfiqar Mirza. And the 2 supposedly RAW backed MQM operatives were detained in February but their detention was recorded as an arrest only 2 days ago. And supposedly it was them who killed Sabeen Mahmud on RAW's orders.

Altaf called this bluff by the Pakjabis who were trying to get too cute.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 May 2015 13:10

PIA pilot compromises on air safety of travellers

KARACHI: A very senior and highly influential pilot of Pakistan International Airlines caused a serious air safety hazard when he operated a Trans-Atlantic long haul flight without mandatory rest, putting the lives of over 350 passengers to unnecessary risk in April, it emerged on Sunday.

They said Islamabad-based pilot Qasim Hayat was scheduled to fly from the capital on April 5 to Lahore, where he had to stay and take rest for around 39 hours before flying to Toronto on April 7. But the PIA pilot preferred to delay his travel to Lahore until April 6 night. While he reached Lahore in the late hours of April 6 via PK 655, he did not take complete rest and embarked upon the journey to Canada early next morning (April 7). By doing this, the senior pilot exposed the life of over 350 Toronto-bound passengers to serious and unnecessary danger, the sources said.

Attempts to approach Mr Hayat could not succeed as he left for the US to spend his vacation soon after his return from Canada to Pakistan on April 10.

Comments: Seems like this gentlemen is using the Paki national airline as his own personal taxi !

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 04 May 2015 14:27

I am sure that the Altaf video beseeching R&AW is an old one.

Altaf's latest.MQM condemns RAW activities in Pakistan - Dawn

KARACHI: In what appears to be an attempt to appease the establishment, the Muttahida Qaumi Movement has condemned the Indian spy agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and other foreign powers for what it called trying to destabilise Pakistan by creating a law and order situation here.

The MQM, which recently came under a barrage of criticism after its chief Altaf Hussain made some controversial remarks, which he later clarified he had passed sarcastically, said that it was struggling for the national security and despite all injustices the loyalty of the party to Pakistan remained unblemished.

According to an MQM press release issued on Sunday, a meeting of the coordination committee was held simultaneously in Karachi and London to discuss the overall situation in the country.

The meeting showed concerns on the infiltration of foreign countries in various parts of the country for spreading unrest.

It said that foreign powers, particularly RAW, were spreading anarchy in Balochistan, Sindh, tribal areas and other parts of the country, which was highly condemnable.

The meeting also condemned the Indian army for violating the Line of Control.

Recently a police officer, Rao Anwar, claimed to have arrested two MQM workers allegedly trained by RAW and demanded that the MQM be banned for being “a terrorist party”. However, the police officer was removed from his post for making political comments.

The statement said the participants of the meeting also prayed for the success of Operation Zarb-i-Azb.

The meeting condemned the resolution passed by the Balochistan Assembly against Mr Hussain and the “disgusting statements” being given by various political and religious parties after his recent speech.

“Those who are making unwarranted criticism of Mr Hussain’s speech have themselves used disparaging remarks about the army,” it added.

It was decided at the meeting that the MQM would continue to pursue the goal of a liberal, enlightened, democratic and progressive Pakistan according to the ideals of Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah and Allama Iqbal despite all odds.

“Hopefully a day will come when the obsolete feudal system will be eliminated and Pakistan would join the ranks of the developed countries of the world,” said the statement.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 May 2015 15:28

"Hopefully a day will come when the obsolete feudal system will be eliminated and Pakistan would join the ranks of the developed countries of the world" said the statement

SS ji,
this has been one "consistent demand" of the MQM ; the feudal system, among other ills, has been the mainstay of the Paki power base- largely based in Punjab and Sindh - Wadera system ( "popular families" in this class include Bhutto / Zardari families, Farooq Leghari ex president) ; the MQM leadership frequently cite the example of India, when Nehru abolished the Zamindari system,

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 04 May 2015 18:20

Falijee wrote:this has been one "consistent demand" of the MQM ; the feudal system, among other ills, has been the mainstay of the Paki power base- largely based in Punjab and Sindh - Wadera system ( "popular families" in this class include Bhutto / Zardari families, Farooq Leghari ex president) ; the MQM leadership frequently cite the example of India, when Nehru abolished the Zamindari system,

Falijee, if one looks at Pakistan from the time it was carved out (or even the AIML policies before Partition), it is very obvious that Pakistan has not made any changes or course-corrections since the time these policies were either conceived or handed-over to them by their British Masters.

For example, the sense of entitlement among the officers (or even men) of the armed forces, or the stranglehold of the landed gentry, or the immutability of the two-nation theory, or the theory of martial races, or the claim on India due to Mughal rule etc.

The British had assiduously cultivated the ashrafs, men from reputed and landed Muslim families in the Punjab, Sind, Balochistan, Bihar and United Provinces in the then united India, who later on assumed key positions in Pakistan, mostly to protect their land ownership, and filled important administrative positions. The British found it easy to rule through the landlords and the Muslim League as well as Bhutto’s PPP which took over power in Pakistan adopted the same technique and thus perpetuated the rule of the landlords. Even today, a mere 0.5% of the population owns 37% of the land in a still feudal Pakistani society, where land-holding determines power.

Even in c. 1937, when the G.B.Pant-led Congress Government in the United Provinces passed the Tenancy Reforms Bill to curb the powers of the landlords, the elite Muslim Leaguers, like Nawabzada Liaquat Ali Khan opposed it and called it ‘destructive of Muslim culture’. The feudal setup consists of zamindars (big landowners) known variously as Sardars(in Balochistan), Pirs, Jagirdars (in the Punjab), vaderas (in the interior Sind) and khawaneen (in the NWFP areas) and narcotic barons and is constrained by fierce notions of biraderi and ghairat (honour). Frequently, Pakistani politicians invoke ‘honour and dignity’ to justify their actions.

The three land reforms bills of 1959, 1972 and 1977 as also the Tenancy Act, 2002, could not be effectively implemented due to the powerful stranglehold of the feudal landlords. The 1959 Land Reform bill allowed a holding of 500 acres per person (not a family) of irrigated land and 1000 acres of unirrigated land. It also gave exemptions to landowners when their productivity was high or if they owned orchards. It is an irony that all these land reform bills were promulgated during military rule. It is also an irony that while the Zamindari system was abolished in East Pakistan as early as c. 1950, West Pakistan could not take similar measures. Two recent developments bode ill for any more land reforms. Firstly, the Supreme Court (in c. 2000?) announced that such land reforms were against Islamic Shariah. Secondly, land ceilings have been abolished for corporate entities engaged in agriculture thereby paving a way for large landholders an avenue to escape further land reforms.

Apart from lack of land reforms, Pakistan also collects meager agricultural tax. The contribution of agriculture tax is a mere 0.1% of total tax collected in a country where tax base is neither deep nor wide. The Pakistani military recognizing that ‘land means power’ in Pakistan has been using to reward its officer cadres and thus have created a neo feudal class. Dr. Ayesha Siddiqa’s book, “Military Inc: Inside Pakistan’s Military Economy” vividly portrays this aspect. Those Army Generals and other officer - the chief among them being Gen. ( r ) Moinuddin Haider, a former Corps Commander of Lahore and then Governor of Sind and Interior Minister of Pakistan under Musharraf’s military rule, who had been given large tracts of lands and who is generally referred to as the ‘lumbardar’ of Army generals - in the Cholistan desert audaciously demanded the Chashma-Jhelum Link Canal be diverted to bring waters to these lands.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 04 May 2015 18:33

Crossposted from SAARC thread:
http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewto ... 4#p1838314
SSridhar:

^ The reference to Kerry-Lugar bill by AQIS and claiming it to have 'humiliated the Believers' is a dead giveaway that AQIS and the Pakistani Army have coalesced.

A_Gupta, can you please cross post this in the Pakistani thread for the above reason ?

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Considering the scope of this news-item, I thought it appropriate to put it on the SAARC thread.
http://indianexpress.com/article/world/ ... vijit-roy/

Asim Umar, the Indian-born head of al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, has claimed responsibility for a string of attacks that killed several secular writers and intellectuals in Bangladesh and Pakistan, including Avijit Roy who was hacked to death on a Dhaka street in February.

“Like the companions of the Prophet who defended him with their lives,” Umar said in a statement that was released online over the weekend, “the mujahideen of al-Qaeda have despatched to hell many who blasphemed against God, and insulted the Prophet.”

In addition to Roy, Umar named slain Bangladeshi intellectual Ahmad Rajib Haidar and Rajshahi University scholar AKM Shaiful Islam as victims of al-Qaeda hit squads. His statement also claimed the killing of Karachi University Islamic Studies scholar Shakeel Auj, assassinated last year while on his way to a meeting with Iranian diplomats. Auj had been condemned by Islamist clerics in Karachi for is purportedly blasphemous views.

The statement also mentioned an Urdu blogger Aneeka Naz as a victim. Naz, an academic, was reported killed in a 2012 car traffic accident, in which her husband was injured. Naz is not known to have held contentious political views.

“From Waziristan to Charlie Hebdo, this war is one,” Umar said, “whether it is waged upon us with drones or with Charlie Hebdo’s pen, with the International Monetary Fund or World Bank’s policies, or with the satanic conspiracy of Kerry-Lugar bill, which sought to humiliate the believers, or whether it is waged with the hate-filled words of Narendra Modi, which call for Muslims to be burned live.”

https://in.news.yahoo.com/al-qaeda-indi ... 26102.html

NEW DELHI: For the first time, terror organization Al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) has directly mentioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a video message released by its publicity wing As-Sahab.

AQIS chief Maulana Asim Umar, who is said to be an Indian, in a video titled 'From France to Bangladesh: The Dust Will Never Settle Down', has referred to Narendra Modi in relation to what he claims to be is a war against Muslims.

Umar talked about attack on Muslims "through World Bank and IMF policies, drone attacks, Charlie Hebdo's writings, UN charter, official sermons by muftis and Narendra Modi’s utterances which call for Muslims to be burnt alive."

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 04 May 2015 18:41

A_Gupta, thanks.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 May 2015 19:52

SSji, Thanks for the comprehensive analysis - as usual . And you also mentioned the newly created feudal class comprising of high level ex army officers,( which I was going to mention here)

who are now hogging the scarce water and other resources from the aam abduls.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 May 2015 21:28

Pakistan Army Doctors rescue two Nepali babies and then name them Lahore and Pakistan without waiting for parents' or authorities consent !

Comment: Typical Paki behaviour ; if, this is true, then it definitely should invite some official intervention !

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 May 2015 22:10

China Promises $46 Billion To Pave The Way For A Brand New Silk Road

Plus, China has a surplus of cement, steel and capital to build all this, Miller notes. And many of its neighbors are in serious need of infrastructure investment.

Comment: Leave aside the strategic aspect of the CPEC, the major motive is use up the surplus capital capacity! As mentioned before, the Chinese are going to bring in their own labour and materials.

Some of its neighbors worry that China seeks to control and exploit them.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 May 2015 22:31

Who killed the girl saint of Karachi? By Hasan Mujtaba (translated from Urdu)

Let’s not utter the name of the banned uncle. But we can utter the name of our ‘atomic hero’, who is the uncle of the nation. Even if we do not take the name of a ‘banned people’, Pakistan will still be called a multi-racial state. Now a days we also hear about a “Deep Sate”.

After Sabeen’s death we also received a message that she was not murdered by Uncle Type of people.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 May 2015 22:40

Zinda Bhaag and Illegal Migration from Pakistan

Zinda Bhaag is the story of three young men in Lahore: Chitta, Khaldi and Tambi. Chitta plans to migrate to Italy under a fake passport. Khaldi dreams of becoming pukka in the United Kingdom. Tambi has recently been deported from the Ukraine. The West it seems is the promised land, the paradise the bright future, awaiting them.

Comment: How to Apply for Kannadian Vijja !

jrjrao · Post by **jrjrao** » 04 May 2015 23:16

SECOND GARLAND SHOOTER IDENTIFIED; ELTON SIMPSON’S FATHER DENOUNCES ATTACK

The second shooter in the Garland, Texas terrorist attack has been identified as Nadir Soofi, 34. According to law enforcement officials quoted by the Washington Post, he was indeed Elton Simpson’s roommate, as some earlier reports indicated.

Not sure of the nationality of Nadir Soofi.

partha · Post by **partha** » 04 May 2015 23:27

jrjrao wrote:SECOND GARLAND SHOOTER IDENTIFIED; ELTON SIMPSON’S FATHER DENOUNCES ATTACK
The second shooter in the Garland, Texas terrorist attack has been identified as Nadir Soofi, 34. According to law enforcement officials quoted by the Washington Post, he was indeed Elton Simpson’s roommate, as some earlier reports indicated.
Not sure of the nationality of Nadir Soofi.

He studied in 'International School of Islamabad' (ISIs), Pakistan.

http://heavy.com/news/2015/05/nadir-ham ... rism-isis/

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 04 May 2015 23:30

The article states that Elton Simpson was a convert to Islam ; this theme seems to be a common thread in cases of this kind; just wondering if these guys have studied the history of the Deen ?

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 04 May 2015 23:43

^^^ http://www.isoi.edu.pk/
International School of Islamabad, Pakistan.
They catch them young!

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 04 May 2015 23:55

schinnas wrote:
KLNMurthy wrote: It is very bania-chankiyan of India to go around saying that a strong Pakistan is good for India. Now we know why Pakistan keeps itself weak and stupid, hain ji?
Very disappointing. India should have protested any route through PoK that does not have India's permission. The CPIC (Cheen-Puki-Infra-Corridor) through GB and PoK should NOT be acceptable to India and we should have issued a public statement against it.

This stupidity of strong Pakistan is good for India should be qualified stating that a strong, pluralistic and secular Pukistan is good for India. As such Pukistan is an ideological state (that is anti-India to the core) and a strong Pukistan is more harmful to India.

I don't see anything chankiyan here...

It was joke onlee

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 05 May 2015 01:57

Gagan wrote:OT for this thread.
If you look at the google earth pictures of Chahbahar port that India is building, it far exceeds in scope and scale anything in this region.
That big land reclamation area, which is going to be a container terminal is as big as the width of the city of chahbahar !!!
There's even a ship lift and oil terminal being constructed there.

Gagan Ji :

Please post the links to the Container Terminal, Ship Lift and Oil Terminals.

Cheers

saip · Post by **saip** » 05 May 2015 03:44

A_Gupta wrote:^^^ http://www.isoi.edu.pk/
International School of Islamabad, Pakistan.
They catch them young!

Expensive school. Something like the US embassy school. Almost US $20,000 per year tuition.

MurthyB · Post by **MurthyB** » 05 May 2015 04:46

Jo Isloo mein G, woh Garland mein be G

http://heavy.com/news/2015/05/nadir-ham ... rism-isis/

arun · Post by **arun** » 05 May 2015 06:43

^^^ I see you pipped me. Nonetheless .....................

X Posted from the Islamism thread.

Anindya wrote:Interesting bait and it seems some people took the bait...

Multiple shootings, possible bomb at AFDI/Jihad Watch free speech event in Texas - See more at: http://pamelageller.com/2015/05/shooting-possible-bomb-at-afdijihad-watch-free-speech-event-in-texas.html/#sthash.omXqQNyi.dpuf

also Cop. Two Suspects Shot Outside 'Draw Muhammad' Contest in Texas

Mohammadden Terrorist attack on Mohammad cartoon drawing contest in Texas, sees link to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan emerge. One of the Mohammadden Terrorists shot dead, Nadir Hamid Soofi, studied in Islamabad and may even be a citizen of the Islamic Republic:

One of the Texas attackers was a Pakistani: Report

arun · Post by **arun** » 05 May 2015 06:55

Zimbabwe cricketers looking to tour the Islamic Republic of Pakistan warned by Tony Irish, executive chairman of the Federation of International Cricketers’ Associations, that they are taking on an unacceptable risk:

Tony Irish, executive chairman of the Federation of International Cricketers’ Associations, wrote in an email to the Associated Press on Monday that “an international tour to Pakistan remains an unacceptable risk”

Irish said FICA’s security consultants advise that teams should not travel because “the security environment cannot be controlled or influenced to an extent that the risk becomes acceptable”.

From here:

Zimbabwe’s cricketers told not to tour Pakistan after safety warning

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 05 May 2015 07:01

Nadir Soofi was Pakistani whereas the other fella was not. Which goes on to prove that it is totally unfair to blame 100% of world's terrorism on Pakistan. At the most, they are responsible only for 50%.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 05 May 2015 07:17

Anujan wrote:Nadir Soofi was Pakistani whereas the other fella was not. Which goes on to prove that it is totally unfair to blame 100% of world's terrorism on Pakistan. At the most, they are responsible only for 50%.

I am disappointed that the 'citadel of Islam', the Qabila guards, the Janissaries, the Guardians of the Ideological Frontiers of Islam are not 100% in the forefront and are only 50% there. What a shame ! Jeehaaard.

Pratyush · Post by **Pratyush** » 05 May 2015 07:18

But but but, soofi is a peaceful version of Islam onlee. Raw conspiracy onlee.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 05 May 2015 07:25

Falijee wrote:China Promises $46 Billion To Pave The Way For A Brand New Silk Road
Plus, China has a surplus of cement, steel and capital to build all this, Miller notes. And many of its neighbors are in serious need of infrastructure investment.

Whatever was the motive for the 'China Dream', the serious downturn in the Chinese economy has come very handy for these projects. China's three pillars of growth have been manufacturing, infrastructure building and real estate. China deliberately built super capacities in cement and steel. All three have taken a serious hit. The 'Road and Belt' projects would be a nice way to absorb the excess production that is no longer required in China.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 May 2015 07:34

schinnas wrote: This stupidity of strong Pakistan is good for India should be qualified stating that a strong, pluralistic and secular Pukistan is good for India.

You mean no more Islamic Pakistan? No more Islamic Republic?

ArmenT · Post by **ArmenT** » 05 May 2015 08:23

Anujan wrote:Nadir Soofi was Pakistani whereas the other fella was not. Which goes on to prove that it is totally unfair to blame 100% of world's terrorism on Pakistan. At the most, they are responsible only for 50%.

According to CNN, Soofi's father is Pakistani and his mother is American. They also say he spent time in the 90s living in Isloo with his dad and stepmom, attending a prestigious private school, so he sounds like another Daood Gilani/David Headley type. Looks like Soofi found out the hard way that Texans are happy to exercise their second amendment rights alongside their first amendment rights

.

Seriously though, reports say that that the two were wearing body armor and carrying assault rifles. The organizers of the event had anticipated that there might be trouble and there was a SWAT team inside. However, it wasn't the SWAT team, but rather a single off-duty traffic policeman that cleaned both their clocks with his Glock.

kmkraoind · Post by **kmkraoind** » 05 May 2015 08:44

One of the Texas attackers was a Pakistani: Report - Tribune.com.pk

Soofi’s apparent Facebook profile stated that he had attended the International School in Islamabad in 1998 before attending university in Utah. It was not clear whether he still held Pakistani citizenship.

If Terrorism is a body, then Pakistan is its soul, so expect a Paki connection whenever there is a terrorism attack in the world.

I suggest Pakistan to open up a "Terrorism Museum" at Abbottabad's cantonment area.

chetak · Post by **chetak** » 05 May 2015 08:58

ArmenT wrote:
Anujan wrote:Nadir Soofi was Pakistani whereas the other fella was not. Which goes on to prove that it is totally unfair to blame 100% of world's terrorism on Pakistan. At the most, they are responsible only for 50%.
According to CNN, Soofi's father is Pakistani and his mother is American. They also say he spent time in the 90s living in Isloo with his dad and stepmom, attending a prestigious private school, so he sounds like another Daood Gilani/David Headley type. Looks like Soofi found out the hard way that Texans are happy to exercise their second amendment rights alongside their first amendment rights .

Seriously though, reports say that that the two were wearing body armor and carrying assault rifles. The organizers of the event had anticipated that there might be trouble and there was a SWAT team inside. However, it wasn't the SWAT team, but rather a single off-duty traffic policeman that cleaned both their clocks with his Glock.

great line, saar.

should be introduced as an amendment to the paki constitution onlee