Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan-Sept 05, 2015

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 08 Sep 2015 07:29

Yes shiv

But bad sharif seems to be doing two things I am impressed by. First thing is that he has consolidated his power against the civvies with quietly shoving up a bamboo up their musharraf. Even musharraf had to cut deals with MMA and MQM, bad sharif somehow has bamboo up everyone's musharraf. If he takes over, it will be good for SDREs. Atleast we have someone with some semblance of control. More importantly someone who cannot simply show their palm and claim "Sorry I didnt know about Kargil/Mumbai/Osama"

Second thing about bad sharif is that he seems to be preoccupied by cleaning up house. As opposed to Ashphuck more involved in milking massa* and Mushy more involved in clinging to his chair.

It will be good for GOI to maintain a channel with him, he might become the next President of Al-Bakistan.

*Obviously milking Massa/Saudis/China is integral to Paki economy. This fella on the other hand seems to do other things than just simply milking the goat.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 08 Sep 2015 07:37

In India there are efforts to reduce the black economy and include more people in the banking system. When I spoke of Paki banks I had a sudden flash and Googled for number of ATMs in Pakistan. Here is a link with figures for 2012
http://www.atmmarketplace.com/news/atm- ... -pakistan/

The total numbers of ATMs in the country stands at 5,612.

The corresponding number of ATMs in India for 2012 was 92,000.

That gives an indicator of what banks mean to Pakis. The India-Pak population ratio is about 1:6 The ATM ratio is 1:16

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 08 Sep 2015 07:43

Anujan wrote:Yes shiv

But bad sharif seems to be doing two things I am impressed by. First thing is that he has consolidated his power against the civvies with quietly shoving up a bamboo up their musharraf. Even musharraf had to cut deals with MMA and MQM, bad sharif somehow has bamboo up everyone's musharraf. If he takes over, it will be good for SDREs. Atleast we have someone with some semblance of control. More importantly someone who cannot simply show their palm and claim "Sorry I didnt know about Kargil/Mumbai/Osama"

Second thing about bad sharif is that he seems to be preoccupied by cleaning up house. As opposed to Ashphuck more involved in milking massa* and Mushy more involved in clinging to his chair.

It will be good for GOI to maintain a channel with him, he might become the next President of Al-Bakistan.

*Obviously milking Massa/Saudis/China is integral to Paki economy. This fella on the other hand seems to do other things than just simply milking the goat.

Anujan I am not sure why you felt that the army was losing power versus the civvies. The civvies have never had power. Their power seems to appear when the army sits in the background. It has always been that way. After Musharraf the army simply sat in the background and pretended that democracy was working. That allowed a whole lot of coalition support funds to come their way while the west praised Pakistan's return to democracy.

The Paki army sat back through the massive upsurge in violence until the Peshawar school incident. That was the thing that allowed them to move and start killing their own without facing much opposition. All civvy opposition to the Paki army is fake and contrived and used deliberately for an international audience.

The Paki army has never fully lost popularity in Pakistan, but they are good at reading the signs and sitting back when things dont; look so rosy. There is nothing new in this.

Shreeman · Post by **Shreeman** » 08 Sep 2015 07:58

Let us vote in bad sharif for el presidente, it will provide a distraction from idle bectorbuation for a week or two. Hu knows he might do Eleven things or Twelve to rustle up some fervor in the bunnies again too.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 08 Sep 2015 08:20

Shreeman wrote:Let us vote in bad sharif for el presidente, it will provide a distraction from idle bectorbuation for a week or two. Hu knows he might do Eleven things or Twelve to rustle up some fervor in the bunnies again too.

Can some one draw Badmash Rawheel/Rawmush with Pacifier in his mouth?

svinayak · Post by **svinayak** » 08 Sep 2015 09:02

Falijee wrote:Pakistan Map Dreams

Ever since India changed the map of Pakistan in 1971, Pakistan has been dying to do the same to India. Here are seven such maps some Pakistanis fantasize about:

Very important to understand these maps. They give us the info about how the Khalistanis/others have told them of their version of their map. How they have understood the different parts of India in the last 4 decades and their analysis.

We can connect some of these maps to the sociologists mapping of the Indian society and also long term social engineering going on in India.

The leftist and commie propaganda in various regions fall under the similar pattern of these maps.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 08 Sep 2015 09:10

Link - The Hindu

Mr. [Rajnath] Singh also asked Russia to tell Pakistan to rein in terrorist groups operating from its soil and support New Delhi in its effort to isolate Islamabad in international forums on the issue of terror.

This was conveyed during a meeting between a Russian delegation headed by Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev and an Indian team headed by Mr. Singh. Newly-appointed Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi was not present in the meeting as he was in Jaipur for “personal commitments.”

The Indian side told the visiting Russian delegation that terrorist groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad, which have been targeting India, operate from Pakistan’s soil and Moscow should ask Islamabad during their bilateral meetings to dismantle all such groups, official sources said.

New-found ties

The meeting comes in the backdrop of reports of enhanced diplomatic and military ties between Russia and Pakistan that include decision to hold joint military exercises by the two countries for the first time ever and Russia agreeing to sell military helicopters to Pakistan.

The Indian delegation also told the Russian side to help New Delhi isolate Islamabad in the United Nations and other international forums on the issue of terror.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 08 Sep 2015 10:40

Falijee wrote:Pakistan Map Dreams

Remember Chaudhry Rehmat Ali? His map extended all the way from Ceylon to Bosphorous! It was just not Pakistan alone! That was just a starter. Osmanistan, Sadiqistan, Faruqistan, Muinistan, Mappalistan, Safistan, Nasiristan. Ayesha Jalal says that these 'stans' would be first consolidated into a "Pakistan Commonwealth of Nations" and in the next step would be integrated with Central & West Asia!!

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 08 Sep 2015 11:31

Yea ummah unity from ceylon to bosphrous ofcourse. Will definitely happen after Saudis finish bombing Yemen, Turkey finishes off the Kurds, Iran overthrows the dispensation in Bahrain, Shias and Sunnis duke it out in Syria and Pakistan kills 100,000 more Afghans. Common wealth of Ummah nations is right round the corner.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 08 Sep 2015 11:40

About the 1965 war which Pakis are proudly celebrating victory
https://history.state.gov/historicaldoc ... 68v25/d327

Memorandum From the President's Special Assistant (Rostow) to President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk Conversation with Pakistan Minister of Finance Shoaib

In great confidence Shoaib said he would tell me of a recent incident in the Pak Cabinet. Ayub said: “I want it understood that never again will we risk 100 million Pakistani for 5 million Kashmiri—never again.”

I said that in equal confidence I would tell him that one of the reasons we were so anxious to end the war between India and Pakistan was we feared a military set-back for the Paks which might destroy the morale of the nation and Ayub. He said: “It was close—very close.”

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 08 Sep 2015 11:53

Praveen Swami's article about how some unfortunate love sick drug addict abandoned by the society became a terrorist.

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/ ... gs-murder/

Sajjad’s jihad journey from Pak to Srinagar via love, drugs, murder
Story of captured Pakistani terrorist illustrates how Lashkar-e-Taiba is raising an army from a dysfunctional social group ravaged by drugs and poverty.

This is why India should make sure everyone in Pakistan is employed, gets to marry the girl of their dreams (upto 4) and does drugs only in moderation.

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 08 Sep 2015 12:34

Anujan wrote:This is why India should make sure everyone in Pakistan is employed, gets to marry the girl of their dreams (upto 4) and does drugs only in moderation.

Employment - Swachh Akand Bharat Mulazim
Dream Girl - Virtual Reality Ayesha
Drugs in Moderation - No Problem

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 08 Sep 2015 15:01

Punjab rises to the protein challenge

From lamb we get mutton; from cows and buffaloes beef. What name to give donkey meat, the new specialty rapidly expanding the culinary frontiers of Pakistan’s most food-loving province, Punjab? Language experts in major and minor Punjab universities are wrestling with this problem.

But as far as I can tell, donkey meat is a first…higher and more exotic than anything to be found in the culinary bazaars of the Far East. And the credit for this goes squarely to Punjab good governance, so busy with cutting down trees, starving the social sector of funds, and diverting the money to useless flyovers and metro-buses that it failed to notice this sharp outbreak of Punjabi entrepreneurship: the donkey meat trade. While donkey hides were being exported, the meat from the dead animals was being supplied across the province, including to eating places in the provincial capital, the Paris of the East, Lahore.

Read or watch again Gen Raheel Sharif’s speech on Defence Day in General Headquarters. This did not appear to be the army chief speaking. He sounded more like the head of state, touching all major issues: resolve to take the war against terrorism to its end, concern about the situation in Afghanistan, a strong warning to India, emphasis on the need to resolve the Kashmir issue, the importance of the Pak-China economic corridor. The armed forces were commended for their sacrifices. There was a word of praise for the media for helping ‘unmask’ the real face of terrorism. There was one token, almost pro forma reference to “concerted civil-military action”. That’s all.

Cheers

arun · Post by **arun** » 08 Sep 2015 16:09

"The fact is, none of Iran’s actions hold a candle to the things the Pakistanis have already done, and continue to do."

Above a comment by C. Christine Fair, associate professor in the Security Studies Program of the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University writing in “The National Interest” in an article titled “When It Comes to Afghanistan, America Should Ditch Pakistan for Iran”.

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan must have affronted C. Christine Fair real badly going by the sustained barrage that she has been directing at the Islamic Republic. Lean back and enjoy the barrage for who knows when she might need to be taken on given a decision on her part to train her guns on India as with her past comment on the role of India’s Consulates in Afghanistan and Iran in liberating Balochistan:

When It Comes to Afghanistan, America Should Ditch Pakistan for Iran

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 08 Sep 2015 16:21

shiv wrote:In India there are efforts to reduce the black economy and include more people in the banking system. When I spoke of Paki banks I had a sudden flash and Googled for number of ATMs in Pakistan. Here is a link with figures for 2012
http://www.atmmarketplace.com/news/atm- ... -pakistan/
The total numbers of ATMs in the country stands at 5,612.
The corresponding number of ATMs in India for 2012 was 92,000.

That gives an indicator of what banks mean to Pakis. The India-Pak population ratio is about 1:6 The ATM ratio is 1:16

If ATMs are an urban phenomena, then Pakistan allegedly has 38% of its population in urban areas compared to India's 32%.

Pakistan - latest statistics (December 2014): http://propakistani.pk/2015/02/13/banks ... mark-2014/

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India up-to-the-month statistics from the RBI:
https://rbi.org.in/Scripts/ATMView.aspx

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 08 Sep 2015 16:23

Pakistan to give befitting response in case of aggression: Sartaj - DT

Pakistan will give a befitting response if there is any aggression against Pakistan, Adviser on National Security Sartaj Aziz categorically said on Tuesday.

The adviser was talking to reporters here at a local hotel after inaugurating the fourth Regional Technical Group (RTG) meeting on Disaster Management and Confidence Building Measures. He said that the Modi government in India won the election on an anti-Pakistan platform basis and was pursuing the same policy from day one.

“They want better ties, but on their own terms,” Sartaj said. He was responding to a question about a statement made by Indian Information Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore who said his government would explore every possible means, including carrying out a covert or a special operation, to neutralise Dawood Ibrahim or Hafiz Saeed. {This answer is strange. Hafeez Saeed's case may be different. But, Dawood? By this answer, Sartaj Aziz is accepting then the presence of Dawood on Pakistani [night]soil but he feels that it is legitimate for Pakistan to use him and his terrorist organization against India. But, Indian action against Dawood, overt or covert, is not acceptable and neither would Pakistan hand an Indian terrorist declared by the UNSC Resolution as well, back to India. That would be acceding to "India's terms", a taboo in Pakistan.}

He said that if there was any such thing, a befitting response will be given. “If anyone has this notion that after such an attempt they can get away with it, it is their wishful thinking,” Sartaj said. The national security adviser who also looks after Pakistan’s foreign affairs said that Pakistan's stance was clear that unless Pakistan and India discuss all issues, including Kashmir, there was no use of holding any dialogue.

“This has been conveyed to them [Indians] and international community supports our stance that unless there is a talk on all outstanding issues, and no solution is sought, how the situation can improve.” The adviser was scheduled to meet his Indian counterpart on Aug 24 in New Delhi. However the talks never materialised as India objected to invitation of Kashmiri leaders at a reception hosted by Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi.

It was the second time that India backed out of talks. It unilaterally cancelled the talks on Aug 17 last year. He said that the Rangers director general and officials of the Indian Border Security Force will be meeting on Wednesday and discuss the 2003 ceasefire agreement. He said Pakistan that would take up the issue of unprovoked Indian firing along the Line of Control and the Working Boundary.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 08 Sep 2015 16:40

Anujan wrote:About the 1965 war which Pakis are proudly celebrating victory
https://history.state.gov/historicaldoc ... 68v25/d327

Memorandum From the President's Special Assistant (Rostow) to President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk Conversation with Pakistan Minister of Finance Shoaib

In great confidence Shoaib said he would tell me of a recent incident in the Pak Cabinet. Ayub said: “I want it understood that never again will we risk 100 million Pakistani for 5 million Kashmiri—never again.”

I said that in equal confidence I would tell him that one of the reasons we were so anxious to end the war between India and Pakistan was we feared a military set-back for the Paks which might destroy the morale of the nation and Ayub. He said: “It was close—very close.”

From the same document:

3. Military Expenditures. These will take time to reduce. What is needed now is an agreed level for Pak military expenditures in relation to the Indian program (which is fixed by agreement between the U.S. and U.K.).

So in 1965, Indian military expenditures were dictated by the US & UK?

4. Next Ministerial Meeting. The Indians would have to agree, without in any way changing their public position on Kashmir, to let the Pakistani talk about Kashmir as an item on the agenda.

"Indians would have to"? So that was the reality in 1965?

Question: what do all the people who say that India had the same freedom of action in Nehruvian times as it does today have to say about all of this?

JE Menon · Post by **JE Menon** » 08 Sep 2015 17:02

>>So in 1965, Indian military expenditures were dictated by the US & UK?

Could be wrong, but I think they mean that the "agreed level for Pak military expenditures" would be fixed between the US and UK. But that is in itself interesting. Very interesting.

Virupaksha · Post by **Virupaksha** » 08 Sep 2015 17:27

conditions for PL-480??

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 08 Sep 2015 18:10

Anujan wrote:Praveen Swami's article about how some unfortunate love sick drug addict abandoned by the society became a terrorist.

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/ ... gs-murder/

Sajjad’s jihad journey from Pak to Srinagar via love, drugs, murder
Story of captured Pakistani terrorist illustrates how Lashkar-e-Taiba is raising an army from a dysfunctional social group ravaged by drugs and poverty.
This is why India should make sure everyone in Pakistan is employed, gets to marry the girl of their dreams (upto 4) and does drugs only in moderation.

Praveen Swami displays a Cohenisque brand of journalism practiced by "South Asia experts" in the west. And in this brand, they pick a particular strand of inquiry that suits their (US interests) which probably has nuggets of truth but side steps the most important issue that but for TSP RAPE including TSPA/ISI's obsession to undo India by nurturing these kinds of pigLeTs, their drugs & poverty nothwithstanding, LeT would not be the lethal terrorist group that it is now, and the region would not be a powder keg that it is.

So if you push him a tad further, the corollary to "sajjads-jihad-journey-from-pak-to-srinagar-via-love-drugs-murder" is that India must take some of the blame (and we know what "South Asia experts" will come up with), and must make piss with TSP in its own interest and ModiJi-led "Hindu extremists" are preventing that. Haven't you heard "South Asia experts" sing the same tune?

Just focusing on this drugs & poverty angle without bringing out the deeper malaise that afflicts TSP is nothing but verbose pedantic sophistry that will earn the prestitute high marks in Slumbad/Washington/London.

rsingh · Post by **rsingh** » 08 Sep 2015 18:11

Jhujar wrote:Indian Flag in Balochistan

any article that came with this photu?

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 08 Sep 2015 18:16

arun wrote:
When It Comes to Afghanistan, America Should Ditch Pakistan for Iran

Unless Bibi and his massive fan club in US approves of this, it can never happen. This is such a remote possibility and Fair by even suggesting that is way off the mark and won't be taken seriously in the halls of power in DC.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 08 Sep 2015 18:19

Arun that document seems to be conditions that the US way laying on Pakistan for renewed aid, which called for conditions to be placed on India as well and that when India and Pakistan both followed all those conditions all would be well. India's PM was Indira Gandhi then. And the document says that India should not be making MiGs and building steel plants when her priority should be feeding her people. I don't see such lectures being given to Pakistan now - in fact India should be lecturing shitistan and even we don;t have the gumption to do that. Which is such a pity.

Amazing stuff. Show how patronizing these motherfuggers could be egged on by Paki protestations and lies (we will never risk 100 mil Pakis for 5 mil Kashmiris).

This was the reason why India has insisted on not involving any third party.

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 08 Sep 2015 19:05

CRamS wrote:Praveen Swami displays a Cohenisque brand of journalism practiced by "South Asia experts" in the west. And in this brand, they pick a particular strand of inquiry that suits their (US interests) which probably has nuggets of truth but side steps the most important issue that but for TSP RAPE including TSPA/ISI's obsession to undo India by nurturing these kinds of pigLeTs, their drugs & poverty nothwithstanding, LeT would not be the lethal terrorist group that it is now, and the region would not be a powder keg that it is.

It is all about giving terrorists a human face. One reason Rakshasas are represented as obnoxious and inhuman is so that humans do not start identifying with them, start feeling sympathy with them, which distracts one from understanding their evil.

Soothe Asian journalists however love to give a human face to a Soothe Asian Rakshasa and tell his story about the human condition - love, hunger, poverty, rejection, despair. Basically they are trying to say that if one puts oneself in his condition, one couldn't have acted differently, irrespective of religion, and so the terrorist, the Jihadi cannot be faulted, either personally or due to his religion. They try to hide his religion under clothes of the human condition.

These "journalists" are humanizers of terror, apologists of terror. They may claim they are not justifying terror. They are doing something far worse. They are pushing people to sympathize with Rakshasa and show understanding and acceptance of their evil deeds.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 08 Sep 2015 19:20

https://history.state.gov/historicaldoc ... 68v25/d175
Foreign Relations of the United States, 1964–1968
Volume XXV, South Asia, Document 175
Memorandum From Robert Komer of the National Security Council Staff to President Johnson

Kashmir is still bubbling merrily and could blow up. U Thant fears the whole 1949 cease-fire agreement may collapse. He wanted to report blaming the Paks for starting the mess, but the Paks threatened to withdraw from the UN if he did.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 08 Sep 2015 19:34

RajeshAJi,

excellent points. But sooth asia "experts" and their prestitute slaves like Praveen Swai would dare not do the same humanization of the mighty Al Queda or ISIS, much less blame US for their existence.

Gus · Post by **Gus** » 08 Sep 2015 19:43

shiv wrote:The corresponding number of ATMs in India for 2012 was 92,000.

That gives an indicator of what banks mean to Pakis. The India-Pak population ratio is about 1:6 The ATM ratio is 1:16

from here

https://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/ATMView.aspx?atmid=40

onsite is 87925 and offsite is 78969 for 2014.

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 08 Sep 2015 19:56

CRamS wrote:RajeshAJi,

excellent points. But sooth asia "experts" and their prestitute slaves like Praveen Swai would dare not do the same humanization of the mighty Al Queda or ISIS.

No, but others can do the same "humanization".

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 08 Sep 2015 21:32

Talks with India only if Kashmir on table: Sartaj Aziz

ISLAMABAD: National security advisor Sartaj Aziz on Tuesday said Pakistan will hold talks with India only if the Kashmir issue is on the agenda.

He said the entire world has supported Islamabad's stance that the two countries need to hold dialogue on all the outstanding issues including Kashmir, Radio Pakistan reported.

Aziz rejected Indian allegations about the presence of wanted criminal Dawood Ibrahim in Pakistan. He said a befitting reply would be given.

The advisor said that a meeting between Pakistan Rangers' chief and commander of Indian Border Security Force (BSF) would be held in New Delhi on Wednesday. He said that the meeting is aimed at reducing tension along the Line of Control.

The advisor made it clear that the issue of the implementation of the 2003 ceasefire agreement will be raised at the meeting. He regretted that the Indian government's policy is anti-Pakistan from day one.

The advisor announced that Pakistan would present a dossier on Indian interference in the country at the UN.

Now India need not talk to Cwapistan at all!

Cheers

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 08 Sep 2015 21:36

Halal Culling Of Donkey Meat Explained Here

Pakistan has the second largest population of donkeys in the world, [*]estimated at 5 million. Model Customs Collectorate Karachi had also highlighted the issue of abnormal increase in the export of donkey hides.

[*] If you count the unfortunate Aam Abduls in the same category,(i.e. donkeys) then you are obviously Numero Uno

The exports are largely made to China, Vietnam and Hong Kong. The hides are used for producing anti-wrinkle creams, gelatin for human consumption and other cosmetic products. The ministry noted that donkeys are either brutally killed or even poisoned [*]for obtaining unblemished hide.

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[*] WWF, or some suitable NGO, should take notice of this barbaric practice and bring it to the attention of the United Nations

The donkey hides fetch higher price in the international market than the buffalo hide[*] and is sold in the range of Rs18,000 to Rs20,000, according to summary of Ministry of National Food Security and Research.

[*] Sound commercial practice taught in business schools all over the world (including Pakiland) demands, that the maximum revenue be fetched from the main product (i.e. donkey skins) and ways and means be found to get the best price for your by-product (in this case- donkey meat ); what better use than ghade- kae -gosht ka sheekh kabab, masquerading as beef kabab made from # 1grade Paki halal beef and sold in the famous La-Whore Street Food Market to foodies all over the world

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 08 Sep 2015 21:48

Pakis Need To Improve Their Typing Skills

Typo almost deprived Imad Wasim of his contract

“Owing to a typographic oversight, Wasim's name was omitted from the list of centrally contracted players. He was in the selection committee's list in category 'D'. But while submitting the names for approval, his name was erroneously omitted from the list.[*] The error stands corrected now.”

[*] Pakis urgently need to improve their typing skills

first there were earlier reports that due to a typo error, there was mass confusion in the implementation and or interpretation of their GST Legislation pertaining to tax on services provided and now this !

RCase · Post by **RCase** » 08 Sep 2015 21:56

shiv wrote:Arun that document seems to be conditions that the US way laying on Pakistan for renewed aid, which called for conditions to be placed on India as well and that when India and Pakistan both followed all those conditions all would be well. India's PM was Indira Gandhi then. And the document says that India should not be making MiGs and building steel plants when her priority should be feeding her people. I don't see such lectures being given to Pakistan now - in fact India should be lecturing shitistan and even we don;t have the gumption to do that. Which is such a pity.

Amazing stuff. Show how patronizing these motherfuggers could be egged on by Paki protestations and lies (we will never risk 100 mil Pakis for 5 mil Kashmiris).

This was the reason why India has insisted on not involving any third party.

Unpredictable/irrational behavior and force will always keep the others on their toes and not let you be taken for granted.
China - Taiwan, Tibet, Spratly Islands, S. China Sea, Arunachal Pradesh etc.
Shitistan - nuclear flashpoint, jihadis on the loose, seeming lack of control of IT by the state
Russia - Crimea/ Ukraine

What one notices is the future narrative is set by these 'bad boys', despite the international community opinions.

Nehru had the need to fit India into the 'Good Boy' image for the international community.
Indira Gandhi on the other hand was able to sometimes cock a snoot - India-SU bonhomie, E. Pak invasion, rattling Tricky Dick and Kissinger.
The rest of the Congress were predictable with their non-response and dossiers and taken for granted.
Modi and Doval have shaken things up a bit and are willing to play the 'bad boy' role.

I hope they set the narrative that the talks for the resolution of the Kashmir issue is only about WHEN Pakistan will cede its illegal occupation of Indian territory (PoK) and hand it over to India. I wish India behaves like China whenever there is talk of Taiwan independence.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 08 Sep 2015 21:58

Pakistani man sued for molesting US girl during flight

AP — Updated about 9 hours ago

Jo La-Whore mae G...ndu , woho Iowa may bhee G...ndu

You can take a Paki out of a village, but not the village out of a Paki

ManishC · Post by **ManishC** » 08 Sep 2015 22:19

Falijee wrote:Pakistani man sued for molesting US girl during flight

AP — Updated about 9 hours ago

Jo La-Whore mae G...ndu , woho Iowa may bhee G...ndu

You can take a Paki out of a village, but not the village out of a Paki

Paki Comment dragging in South Asia in the Paki molestation:

Embarrassing news. Pakistani men and their Indian brothers are embarrassing South Asians in foreign lands.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 08 Sep 2015 22:36

Police nab three suspects as donkey slaughter bid foiled in Sahiwal
http://dunyanews.tv/index.php/en/Pakist ... ghter-bid-

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 08 Sep 2015 22:54

Ya,
Bakis may not bother so much about Baki lives, but are all set to save their coujinns, the donkeys

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 08 Sep 2015 23:53

Following Abbu China, Yes Aaabbu
Fall in bank deposits

LATEST data for the month of July from the State Bank shows a drop in bank deposits held by private-sector businesses amounting to 5.2pc, leading some to suggest that there is a widespread flight into cash or dollars under way as a response to the withholding tax on bank transactions of non-filers announced in the last budget.Another data series also shows that money appears to be leaving the banking system, as overall deposits have fallen by 68pc since June, while cash in circulation had increased by 158pc till Aug 22.Some decline in deposits always occurs in the weeks following the budget, mostly as a correction for inflated June numbers as banks pump up their deposits at the close of their financial year.But this year’s decline is larger than last year’s by 66pc, suggesting this year might be more than routine. It is still important to be careful when drawing conclusions based on these numbers though.For example, a closer look reveals that the decline in deposits held by retail and wholesale segments of the business community is not very large, whereas segments like construction and refined petroleum are showing very large declines.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 08 Sep 2015 23:55

Gagan wrote:Ya,
Bakis may not bother so much about Baki lives, but are all set to save their coujinns, the donkeys

As One Taxi Driver in Delhi told Najam Sethi, Population of Donkeys decreased hell of lot after partition.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 09 Sep 2015 01:21

Was pointed to this OpEd in Nawai Waqt:
http://www.nawaiwaqt.com.pk/columns/08-Sep-2015/412769

I believe it expresses that idea that there is only one India, but 50 Muslim nations, so the sacrifice of Pakistan in a nuclear exchange with India is acceptable to Pakistanis if India is destroyed.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 09 Sep 2015 01:31

Jinnah is PAGAL KA BACHA - Asif Ali Zardari's Father