Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan-Sept 05, 2015

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 19 Nov 2015 19:42

BharadwajV wrote:Caution:Some benis infusion

Who said TFTAness was skin deep, hainji?
http://i63.tinypic.com/1z2efdd.png
Called the Al Zarrar by HIT Takshashila( Who BTW, have had to face many tech denial regimes from China to Turkiye to R&D this)

We call it Al RuskieMcKaboom.

This was a result of the Momeens in Uniform having a friendly fire incident with Momeens in plain clothes.

What is the source of this image? The barrel seems to have exploded approx mid- barrel but away from the camera. Of course there has been a high temperature fire.

BharadwajV · Post by **BharadwajV** » 19 Nov 2015 21:51

shiv wrote: What is the source of this image? The barrel seems to have exploded approx mid- barrel but away from the camera. Of course there has been a high temperature fire.

Posted by a fella on a Paki forum.
The Niqab-ing caught my eye.
Can a grenade thrown into the barrel, explode and cause this?

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 19 Nov 2015 22:10

PM Nawaz Sharif invites Vldimir Putin to inaugurate North-South Gas Pipeline

First, the "verbal invitation" was delivered via a third party (Russi Delegation)
Secondly, the "verbal invitation" will either be ignored, or a low level Russian official will "verbally decline" the invitation on behalf of his boss citing the usual security concerns only if and when the much touted gas pipeline, is ever completed within Ganja's tenure as ~~Deputy~~ ~~Commissioner~~ oops

PM
Thirdly, where is this so-called PM's Enchedee ; is this the fourth or five time, Russia will be compelled to reject the invitation to visit the Land Of The Pure

PS: If (and it is a BIG IF) Putin ever lands in Isloo, a national holiday will be proclaimed

sudeepj · Post by **sudeepj** » 19 Nov 2015 22:15

BharadwajV wrote:Caution:Some benis infusion

Who said TFTAness was skin deep, hainji?
http://i63.tinypic.com/1z2efdd.png

Called the Al Zarrar by HIT Takshashila( Who BTW, have had to face many tech denial regimes from China to Turkiye to R&D this)

We call it Al RuskieMcKaboom.

This was a result of the Momeens in Uniform having a friendly fire incident with Momeens in plain clothes.

Looks like simple spaced armor. Will add some protection against chemical energy weapons..

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 19 Nov 2015 22:35

Reham Khan: Divorcees are not criminals, I did not receive Haq Mehr from Imran Khan

LONDON (Staff Report) – While Pakistan’s cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan keeps his mouth shut at breakage of his second marriage, former BBC weather presenter Reham Khan continues discussing her life with the first and reasons behind their break up.

She also expressed her will to rejoin Pakistani media soon, saying that my life is all about journalism and struggle.

With her ``new reputation`` no Paki Media Org is going to touch her with a ten foot pole!

Meanwhile in a Twitter post Reham Khan has said that she has not received any money from Imran Khan nor she has received ‘Haq Mehr,’ the marriage money.

Negotiation for a financial settlement, via media ?

Earlier in“Why Imran Divorced Me” interview with The Sunday Times, Reham Khan said that she thought Imran Khan was in love with her but it was not true and she was left defenseless against the media criticism.

My opinion: Kaptaan, in his wrong judgement, thought that he had found a ``Sharia Compliant`` spouse, which Reham was not !

When asked about her relationship with Imran’s family, Reham told her husband’s sisters had categorically stated that they are against our marriage. They said I was not enough good to be their brother’s wife and they never welcomed me as his wife even after marriage, she explained.And now Immy has made up with his sisters, so much so, that they have come and cleaned up his Bani Gala Place ex-gratis
Meanwhile my own brother was also not happy at my marriage with Imran Khan and I had to convince him for this, she said.

So,`` poor Reham``got both ends of the`` bad bargain``

Referring to her ‘black magic’ tweets, Reham said that I had found some suspicious papers of magical spells from Bani Gala residence. She however avoided telling further details about the person behind this.

Having lived in Londonistan for such a long time, it is surprising that she still believes in all this hocus-pocus stuff !

mran Khan, 62, married Reham Khan, 41, in January this year, after weeks long denial to claims of senior journalist Arif Nizami that said the couple was set to marry.
The couple formally tied knot in Islamabad and celebrated their valima at Khan’s residence in Bani Gala after months of speculation about secret marriage.

And, if some media reports are to be believed, the marriage was not even registered and or valid according to Paki and or Islamic Law!

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 19 Nov 2015 22:47

Pakistan delegation to visit India for checking South Asian Games security

SLAMABAD (Staff Report) – A three-member delegation will be sent to India in January to observe the security situation for the national contingent’s participation in the South Asian Games and then the final decision will be taken on the matter.

He said that in a meeting with Indian counterpart, the security concerns of Pakistani contingent for SA Games were discussed and Indians had assured of foolproof security.

The tone of the farticle suggests that the Indians are very keen on this, but this may not be the case!

t is pertinent to mention that earlier representatives of national sports federations had expressed their unwillingness and reservations over participation in the SA Games due to Shiv Sena threats and India’s persistent refusal to play scheduled cricket series with Pakistan.

It is better for all concerned if the Pakis unilaterally decide not to participate

The federations who expressed their unwillingness over participation in the Games included Pakistan Wrestling Federation, Pakistan Wushu Federation, Pakistan Weightlifting Federation, Pakistan Cycling Federation and Pakistan Kabaddi Federation.

Once bitten, twice shy- maybe, they are getting the message slowly and surely

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 19 Nov 2015 23:10

Aam Ayeshas Being Inducted Into Pakjab Police Force
Fight like a girl: How the Punjab police is breaking stereotypes with its new recruits
Questions For The Enquiring Minds:

Question No. 1
Has a Fatwa been obtained from the Imam Of The Lal Masjid in Isloo as to the Sharia Compliancy of this edict
Question No. 2
Who will amend the Book to now equate the word of the tender sex which will now be equal to that of the male? Has the Custodian Of The Two Holy Mosque, taken into confidence on this important decision, as this will surely have an impact on the financial security of Pakisatan

Question No. 3
Will the ``Female Cops`` work only with Aam Ayeshas so as to follow the cardinal internal control principle of ``segregation of duties``
prescribed by the Book

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 20 Nov 2015 01:23

They've just done a cosmetic putting on a plate on the old tank to make it look TFTA.
No matter how much lipstick pak fauj puts on this old pig, it will remain an old arthritic pig, which will make pig soup of its inhabitants on contact with the enemy.

If THIS is what the IA has to face at the end of the day, then I agree, 16 crores for an MBT Arjun is a little too much.

AoA and Ameen to that

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 20 Nov 2015 04:23

Falijee could be fundamental issues between Immy and Reham khan. She could have called him out.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 20 Nov 2015 06:39

Despite sheltering UN-designated terrorists, Pak army chief claims to be anti-terror - Chidanand Rajghatta, ToI

Glossing over his country protecting US-proscribed and UN-designated terrorists, Pakistan's de facto ruler army chief Raheel Sharif told American interlocutors on Wednesday that terrorism is a global threat that warrants "coordinated global response" while pressing for the US intervention to resolve the Kashmir issue.

Dispensing with his military uniform laden with medals and epaulets, Army chief Sharif donned civvies to meet top Obama administration officials and lawmakers on Wednesday and Thursday, as Washington continued its policy of dealing with unelected military generals for security-related issues at the expense of Pakistan's elected government.

Often switching to a dark suit instead of a military uniform, Sharif met CIA director John Brennan, defense secretary Ash Carter, secretary of state John Kerry, and members of the Senate Armed Services Committee in between engaging his military counterparts.

The two sides put on a charade of normalcy despite a widely known dysfunctional relationship in which the Americans have frequently accused Pakistan of supporting terrorist groups {Chidanand seems to derive some solace from the 'dysfunctional relationship'. The adjectives don't really matter to India. It is clear that whatever be the ups and downs in their relationship, they are united when it comes to harming Indian security interests}, undermining the US agenda in Afghanistan, and killing American soldiers through proxies.

"Meeting with Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff is complementary to the continuing, high-level and comprehensive conversations that we have with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif," a US official told TOI amid talk that the Obama administration had virtually endorsed a "soft coup" in Pakistan. "Our meeting with General Sharif focused on our bilateral security and defense relationship," the official added, pointing out that prime minister Sharif had "comprehensive conversation with President Obama in the White House Oval office."

Indeed, an Obama meeting was about the only engagement General Sharif failed to achieve as other civilian interlocutors lined up to talk to him to make up for an administration faux pas that initially leaked word that he was visiting Washington without an invitation and on his own volition. With control over access to Afghanistan and a terror spigot it can turn on and off, the Pakistan military ensured that it got adequate attention. Officials indicated General Sharif will also meet vice-president Joe Biden on Thursday.

In a series of self-serving tweets and statements, none of which were endorsed or seconded by the American side, the Pakistan Army's media wing, headed by a three-star general who is now said to control a pliant Pakistani media, made the usual assertion that Pakistan had made great sacrifices, was a frontline state in the war on terror, had turned the tide, etc, despite its transparent record of harboring internationally wanted terrorists.

"Regional security including Afghanistan and India and need and measures for regional stability dominated discussion. The COAS highlighted need for resolution of Kashmir-2," tweeted Lt Gen Asim Bajwa, the media manager for the military.

In a series of tweets, the general's army flack left little doubt that Pakistan is seeking more military goodies while demanding US role in resolving issues with India, including Kashmir. On the last item at least, the administration stuck to its familiar stand.

"The US policy on Kashmir has not changed. We support any and all positive steps India and Pakistan can take to forge closer relations and de-escalate the situation, but the pace, scope, and character of any discussions on Kashmir is for the two sides to determine," a state department spokesman intoned.

Asked if Kerry discussed Haqqani Network (HQN) or Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) with General Sharif, the administration official said the US does not discuss the details of private diplomatic conversations, "but we consistently raise these issues with the government of Pakistan."

Kerry has been one of Pakistan's biggest supporters, overseeing billions of dollars of aid both as senator and as secretary of state, unmindful of Pakistan not delivering on its promises, serial infractions, including sheltering terrorists proscribed by his own state department. {Why single out Kerry on this score? Every US President downwards has been so}

In addition, the Pentagon now plans to give F-16 fighter jets{Overall, the US endeavour is two fold: Give enough arms to make Pakistan checkmate India, and not dismember it when Indian anger ultimately boils over of which the US is sure it will happen one day} to a military that many experts have accused of killing coalition soldiers. Some analysts have questioned the logic of F-16s to fight terrorism, pointing out that Pakistan was using it to bomb its own civilian population in Balochistan and Khyber-Pashtunistan

General Sharif's demand for a "coordinated global response" on terrorism comes even as Pakistan's civilian government this week said it will not accept Pakistani deportees from western countries who have been accused of terrorism connection without adequate proof.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 20 Nov 2015 06:40

BharadwajV wrote:
shiv wrote: What is the source of this image? The barrel seems to have exploded approx mid- barrel but away from the camera. Of course there has been a high temperature fire.
Posted by a fella on a Paki forum.
The Niqab-ing caught my eye.
Can a grenade thrown into the barrel, explode and cause this?

No a grenade in the barel would not do this - the barrel handles a much bigger explosive charge. But the image is so interesting

1. Urban civilian area
2. The tank has been exposed to a high temperature fire but some parts have been spared
3. Tarmac is burnt below the tank.
4. The barrel damage is weird. If the barrel exploded why was the tank firing its main gun in this place?

Weird...

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 20 Nov 2015 06:50

Dossiers on India have no ‘material evidence’
Dossier Ke Peeche Kya Hai...

ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs was told on Thursday that dossiers given to the United States and United Nations Secretary General on India’s alleged involvement in terrorism in Pakistan did not contain ‘material evidence’.Testifying before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, which met with Senator Nuzhat Sadiq in the chair, Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz said the dossiers instead contained the “pattern and narrative” of Indian involvement.“The dossiers have been meticulously prepared, but material evidence cannot be shared for the sake of protecting the sources,” he said, adding that the proofs could have only been provided to others in the narrative shape.Mr Aziz had first talked about the three dossiers ahead of Pak-India National Security Advisers meeting, which was later cancelled. His statement led to a media hype that the government after decades of complaining about Indian role in terrorism in the country was finally readying to present credible evidence to the world.Sartaj tells Senate committee dossiers given to US, UN contain ‘pattern and narrative’
Following the cancellation of the bilateral NSA talks, the dossiers were given to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon by Pakistan’s Permanent Representative in the UN, Dr Maleeha Lodhi. The same were also shared by Mr Aziz with US Secretary of State John Kerry during Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s visit to Washington last month.While talking to media after the US visit, Mr Aziz had said that the dossiers would help build a narrative about India’s patronage of subversive activities in Pakistan.
Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhry told the committee that the contents of the dossiers could be shared with the members of the panel in an ‘in-camera’ session due to `the sensitivity of the matter’.He further said that the Pakistani side had briefed the Obama administration about CPEC and apparently they had no objection to it.BANNED GROUPS: The foreign secretary disclosed that Falah-i-Insaniyat Foundation (FIF), a charity linked to Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD), was not among the organisations placed under observation.FIF as per some of the earlier government statements was under watch.It was not clear if the foreign secretary’s statement denoted a change in FIF’s status or he simply clarified the misperception that FIF was on the watch list.UN listed FIF as a terrorist organisation in 2012 under UNSC Resolution 1267 and 1989.JuD was meanwhile among the organisations whose activities were being supervised, Mr Chaudhry said.Another related group, Lashkar-e-Taiba, he said, was a banned entity.

Neela · Post by **Neela** » 20 Nov 2015 10:17

Deleted - article from TheHIndu already posted.

Neela · Post by **Neela** » 20 Nov 2015 10:27

very clever the Pakis. By stating that its nuclear weapons are INdia-centric they've kept their 3.5 friends happy and their financial supplies intact.

johneeG · Post by **johneeG** » 20 Nov 2015 10:30

Jhujar wrote:Dossiers on India have no ‘material evidence’
Dossier Ke Peeche Kya Hai...

ISLAMABAD: [/b]“The dossiers have been meticulously prepared, but material evidence cannot be shared for the sake of protecting the sources,” he said, adding that the proofs could have only been provided to others in the narrative shape.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Nov 2015 13:17

So, at last the suspense is over!. The much touted Dossier presented to the UN and US turns out to be a "fictional novel" penned by an imaginative and aspiring Paki author (probably based in Isloo), with suitable inputs from FO, FIA, and ISI etc.
Has the "narrative" on Altaf Bhai (presented to Scotland Yard) falls under the same category, as suspected; just wondering

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Nov 2015 13:47

Meeting with Biden high point of COAS visit
Dont miss the lionizing note of the farticle .

WASHINGTON: Army Chief Raheel Sharif crowned his five-day visit to the United States with a meeting with Vice President Joe Biden at the White House on Thursday.

Although little has so far been disclosed about the nature of discussion, an army chief’s visit to the White House for a meeting with the vice president has its own symbolic importance.

Probably, a courtesy call blown up for PR purposes (like the recently punctured dossier!)

Foreign military chiefs visit Washington regularly, often two or three a week, but not everyone meets the vice president or the secretary of state. Most generals return home after meeting their counterparts. Some also see the defence secretary but meetings with senior political leaders of the US administration are rare.

Sometimes, the visiting generals do go to Capitol Hill to meet US lawmakers but it is also unusual for an army chief to address congressional committees. Yet, Gen Sharif was invited to the Hill on Wednesday afternoon to address two Senate committees, intelligence and armed services.
The two committees issued no statement after these meetings, but DG Inter Services Public Relations Asim Bajwa did send out a series of tweets, giving his version of the proceedings.

Soft coup has its own advantages, with suitable inputs from propagandu wing of Paki Fauj

In his remarks at the committee meeting, Gen Sharif said that terrorism was a global threat, which warranted coordinated global response.

At the Senate Armed Services Committee, he received full protocol and was welcomed by Chairman John McCain, the ranking Democrat, Senator Jack Reed and other senior members.

In a separate statement, Pentagon Press Secretary Peter Cook said that at Wednesday’s meeting with the army chief, US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter also talked about the Haqqani Network, telling the Pakistani general that the United States ‘feels strongly about the need to go after groups like the Haqqani Network that threaten the United States,

He said there was no discussion in this meeting on military hardware that Pakistan might need to fight extremists.

Taken care of in " other meetings"

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Nov 2015 16:25

Pakistan's Foreign Missions NOW Harassing Foreign Ayeshas
FROM TFT
Howls of protest

We’re hearing howls of protest from expatriate Pakistanis about an assistant director, passports, at one of our important foreign missions. The protests are coming specifically from women who allege that they are being harassed by the said gent. Apparently, the ladies have been going to the official, passports in hand, and asking for their legitimate rights. A verbatim quote from one such encounter:
“You’re beautiful but your husband is not. Why did you marry him? Come and see me after work, at such-and-such hotel, and I’ll sort out your passport.”
The lady called our mole and recorded her outrage. Will someone at the Foreign Office please make enquiries?

Because of his high "connections", the culprit is probably "untouchable" by the phoren office

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Nov 2015 17:41

Battle Of The Paki Maulanas -One With Anger Management Issues And The Other Grappling With A Drinking Problem

An irritant in Islamabad (Mullah Suffering From Anger Management )

Last Friday, Lal Masjid cleric Abdul Aziz orchestrated a rally to launch a “movement to enforce Shariah” in Pakistan, amidst a heavy presence of police and Rangers. Earlier, in a fiery Friday sermon, Abdul Aziz had encouraged his followers to take to the streets and help enforce Sharia law in Pakistan.
The rally was led by Abdul Aziz and his wife Umme Hassan, the head of the Jamia Hafsa. It featured Lal Masjid students, who marched from the mosque in Islamabad’s G-6 sector, to Jamia Hafsa in G-7.
“They shouted slogans against the government,” says Humayun Rafi, 45, a resident of G-7. “They said they wanted to impose Shariah law in Pakistan. At the time I didn’t know who they were. Later on, when I read the news about the rally, I figured it was the same Abdul Aziz who had caused so much violence during the Lal Masjid siege in 2007.”

What about the claim of Mailsi being a "Religion of Piss"

Islamabad Capital Territory’s district magistrate had warned Aziz against taking out a rally “without informing and seeking permission from authorities, which could have jeopardized the law and order situation in Islamabad”.
“The rally violates the undertakings Abdul Aziz gave to the government in August with regards to observing the restrictions put on his movements in accordance with the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) 1997,” says an Islamabad-based lawyer. “Abdul Aziz continues to make a mockery of Pakistani law and Constitution, right in front of the government and the army, and no one seems interested in curtailing this ISIS-supporting extremist.”
“But for the regard of decency, I would have torn the letter to pieces”
“If no one does anything, things could get out of control, and we could see a repeat of 2007 – only worse,” he feared.

Mush should thank his stars for the relocation to the safe haven of Krachi, where his Mohajir supporters will support him- otherwise he would have become Wajib-ul-cutlet by this fiery Pakjabi preacher!
In December last year, Jamia Hafsa students released a pro-ISIS video, asking the government of Pakistan to impose Islamic laws.
But just the other day, no less than Raheel assured Massa that there is naam o-nishan of this ISIS virus in Pakiland

Pakistan Ulema Council (PUC) Chairman Tahir Ashrafi condemned Abdul Aziz’s movement and urged him to stick to Constitutional jurisdictions. “If anyone wants to start a movements for Shariah law while restricting themselves to the boundaries set by the Pakistani law and Constitution, there wouldn’t be anything wrong with that,” Ashrafi says. “But if Maulana Abdul Aziz’s history is anything to go by, his course of action shouldn’t be allowed in any way.”

Maulana Ashrafi with the "drinking problem" weighs in on the controversy in his role as the Sarkari Mullah ; and the battle goes on to win the hearts and minds of the Aam Abduls !

A source close to the Interior Ministry says that rather than risking a backlash of violence by Aziz’s supporters all over the country, they would have him become irrelevant.
“This sounds good on paper, but then the government needs to share and assure us how it intends to make the man irrelevant,” Gul Bukhari says. “Just saying this and hiding away will not do the trick.”

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The well known Deep State tactic favouring one faction over the other in order to create infighting between the two.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 20 Nov 2015 18:25

The pakistanis are strutting around these days. Its been a week since the Paris attack, and still no official connection to Pakistan has come up.
Suddenly, everyone from the pak fauj COAS to Jehadi abduls are belching out sermons against intolerance and terrorism.

AoA.

One wonders when Raheel comes back from Massaland, Nawaz ki khair nahi!

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 20 Nov 2015 20:30

JohneeG
Those excellent videos you posted in the last page, can u crosspost them in the Pakistan Multimedia thread? This thread is about to meet its 72, and those will get lost otherwise.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Nov 2015 20:52

Chinese police intends to learn from KP police

Tuesday, November 17, 2015 - Peshawar—The Chinese police have shown deep interest in the philosophy of deradicalization and best practices of fighting terrorism of the KP police,....

Will that also include "doses of Mailsi" delivered by "sarkari mullahs"?

saip · Post by **saip** » 20 Nov 2015 21:07

Dossiers on Indian terrorism have irrefutable evidence, asserts FO

Link

Who is in charge of Foreign Ministry in Pakiland?

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 20 Nov 2015 21:16

The Sartaj Aziz dossier story is full of comedy gold

http://www.dawn.com/news/1220957/dossie ... l-evidence

Dossiers on India have no ‘material evidence’

The Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs was told on Thursday that dossiers given to the United States and United Nations Secretary General on India’s alleged involvement in terrorism in Pakistan did not contain ‘material evidence’.

Testifying before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, which met with Senator Nuzhat Sadiq in the chair, Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz said the dossiers instead contained the “pattern and narrative” of Indian involvement. {Meaning, they were lifted out of Zaid Hamid TV sermons of YYY agent Chennaswamy Charles Goldstein planning subversive activities in Pakistan}

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Nov 2015 21:17

"Angry Maulana" Invited To "Rejoin Islam" By A Concerned Paki
Open Letter To Maulana Abdul Aziz Of Lal Masjid

I read the news about your marches through the streets of Islamabad. Maulana, I know that you are a passionate man...

I and scores of other Pakistani feel it’s our moral duty to relieve you of your distress. We initially thought that the way forward would be arranging for you and the students of your seminary to settle in Daesh. However given the large female students that study in your seminary, we felt this move would be unwise .

And you know as well as we do that any foreign females in Daesh with slightest non conformity can be unfortunately …. bartered. (Euphemism for "sex slaves"!) And off course with all the dirtiness in our hearts, it’s hard for us to accept this fate for our sisters.

I therefore have an alternate proposal. As you are a great believer in proselytization I would like to invite you to our religion of peace, Islam. We understand that our religion does not have the lures of the Wahabi doctrines

"Soft Islam" vs "hard Islam"?

...the Quran can fire up the neurons in your mind and take you to a whole new world of scholarship. Since the time of its revelation, its study has inspired many a scholars, jurists, poets, scientists (like Xerox Khan) and philosophers. I fully believe that you have the capacity to receive the light.

If you would like to contemplate that thought in the comfort of your spiritual home, Daesh, our offer for sending you alone still stands.

So, one way ticket to "ISIS Land" is being offered as an alternative; delivery to be made by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar - ISIS Emir for Af-Pak region!

Mihaylo · Post by **Mihaylo** » 20 Nov 2015 21:27

BharadwajV wrote:
shiv wrote:
Posted by a fella on a Paki forum.
The Niqab-ing caught my eye.
Can a grenade thrown into the barrel, explode and cause this?
No a grenade in the barel would not do this - the barrel handles a much bigger explosive charge. But the image is so interesting

1. Urban civilian area
2. The tank has been exposed to a high temperature fire but some parts have been spared
3. Tarmac is burnt below the tank.
4. The barrel damage is weird. If the barrel exploded why was the tank firing its main gun in this place?

Weird...

Explosion/fire inside the tank ??

-M

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Nov 2015 21:39

Zero tolerance for Islamic State in Pakistan: DG ISPR

Blissfully unaware or deliberately ignoring the very recent attack on Dunya News Office In Faisalabad, where ISIS pamphlets were found!

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 20 Nov 2015 21:46

Mihaylo wrote: Explosion/fire inside the tank ??

-M

Problem is - the outside shows evidence of burning over most of the surface - not likely with an internal fire

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Nov 2015 21:49

Pak Foreign Office Swings In Damage Control
Mode Dossiers on Indian terrorism have irrefutable evidence, asserts FO

ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office on Friday said that the dossiers given to United States (US) and United Nations (UN) Secretary General regarding India’s alleged involvement in terrorism were prepared with utmost diligence and care.
Foreign Office Spokesman Qazi Khalilullah issued a statement mentioning that a section of media, while reporting about the meeting of Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs on Thursday, had reported that dossiers on India had no material evidence of Indian involvement in subversive activities in Pakistan.
Khalilullah termed the information in that news item as incorrect and clarified that the dossiers contain ‘hard’ and ‘irrefutable’ evidence regarding Indian intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing's (RAW) involvement in terrorism inside Pakistan.

One reader's comments sums it all up (reflecting the view here as to who is in charge of the Paki Foreign Office :

Sartaj Aziz says material evidence not enough. Qazi Khalilullah says irrefutable evidence. Why don't you guys sit down at one place and decide what you want to announce.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 20 Nov 2015 21:51

[quote="Mihaylouote="BharadwajV"]

shiv wrote: 12. The tank has been exposed to a high temperature fire but some parts have been spared
3. Tarmac is burnt below the tank.
4. The barrel damage is weird. If the barrel exploded why was the tank firing its main gun in this place? Explosion/fire inside the tank ??-

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Must be organic kind and joint effort of the tank crew.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 20 Nov 2015 22:15

I hope ModiJi pulls the plug on these BCCI guys for whom the only bone of contention it seems is play kirket with TSP in India (as BCCI wants) and UAE (as TSP wants).

Whatever happened to no kirket till TSP stops sponsoring terror which was India's position to date. On a practical note, I keep emhasizing as others do, while denying revenue from kirket may not bring TSPA/ISI to its knees, India must still deny individual TSPA/ISI thugs from standing to gain. I am still counting on ModiJi to pull the plug. (The squalid spectacle of kirket resuming, and DDM and Bajranji bhaijaans going berserk and equal equalitis both in DDM and western media will galore; all this will be very disappointing).

http://www.espncricinfo.com/india/conte ... 42479.html

vasu raya · Post by **vasu raya** » 20 Nov 2015 22:21

Jhujar wrote: 1
2. The tank has been exposed to a high temperature fire but some parts have been spared
3. Tarmac is burnt below the tank.
4. The barrel damage is weird. If the barrel exploded why was the tank firing its main gun in this place? Explosion/fire inside the tank

Must be organic kind and joint effort of the tank crew.

the gun was pointing upwards when it was fired, maybe to get maximum range perhaps bordering Afghanistan, the barrel broke and the shell or the explosive fragments went reverse and underneath the hull doing the damage, the barrel paint seems intact

nachiket · Post by **nachiket** » 20 Nov 2015 22:36

CRamS wrote:I hope ModiJi pulls the plug on these BCCI guys for whom the only bone of contention it seems is play kirket with TSP in India (as BCCI wants) and UAE (as TSP wants).

I wasn't aware that BCCI was a govt. owned company on which Modiji could just pull the plug.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 20 Nov 2015 22:53

nachiket wrote:
CRamS wrote:I hope ModiJi pulls the plug on these BCCI guys for whom the only bone of contention it seems is play kirket with TSP in India (as BCCI wants) and UAE (as TSP wants).
I wasn't aware that BCCI was a govt. owned company on which Modiji could just pull the plug.

BCCI needs GOI's approval, I think. Please see: viewtopic.php?p=1935499#p1935499

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 20 Nov 2015 23:10

Here is a little pep talk between Burka bibi and US's Permanent Representative to the UN Samantha Power. Most of it is ISIS BS and effusive empathy by Burka for the Paris victims which Powers laps it up in good measure. But of relevance to India is from 22:14 onward, although there was no forceful followup to Burka's premise of military aid to TSP, at lease the issue was discussed. I find it astonishing that when it comes to TSP, instead of addressing head on the terrorist abomination that TSP is, US dances around with "support for moderate TSPians", "LeT is a threat to TSP also" (wonder where she got that from

) etc

http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/the-bu ... -un/391623

vishvak · Post by **vishvak** » 20 Nov 2015 23:21

Same as Paki TV channels talk about why Modi Govt wants to talk on terror instead of banning policies in support of terrorism, anti-Blasphemy laws i.e. avoiding real issues. The pseudo-intellectual in Paki lands are not the same as Bangla intellectuals who were killed by Paki Army first before genocide. The Paki pseudo intellectuals hide terrorism on daily basis and would rather point fingers at India and even few Indians would not oppose such behavior.

member_29247 · Post by **member_29247** » 20 Nov 2015 23:47

nachiket wrote:
CRamS wrote:I hope ModiJi pulls the plug on these BCCI guys for whom the only bone of contention it seems is play kirket with TSP in India (as BCCI wants) and UAE (as TSP wants).
I wasn't aware that BCCI was a govt. owned company on which Modiji could just pull the plug.

Its gets huge tax subsidies, just say we want to look at your books,
Send DRI -----> ED --------> a little of stylish cover drive called raids , then see how the deep extra cover is exposed

even a local municpal sanitary inspector can send BCCI into tizzy no need of Modi Astra

check how many urinals for Ladies are provided at stadia, how hygenic it is , what is the evacuation plan, where are the water Hydrants etc

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At this time CramS is bowling Maidens and Doc Shiv ji is not able to score even tickle to deep fine leg for a Single

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 21 Nov 2015 00:18

You kafirs will never understand! !!
The tank committed soosai, in the best traditions of Bak-e-jihad

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 21 Nov 2015 00:56

Pakistan Beat India In Cracking Down On Terrorist Financing

Another (Dumb) = =

Mihaylo · Post by **Mihaylo** » 21 Nov 2015 01:02

shiv wrote:
Mihaylo wrote: Explosion/fire inside the tank ??

-M
Problem is - the outside shows evidence of burning over most of the surface - not likely with an internal fire

Looks like the ERA panels in the side and at the top burnt off instead of exploding. Either that or (and this might be ignorance on my part) they installed the ERA panels the wrong side up. The ERA blast was directed at the tank and not away from the tank.

-M