I think this specific deployment (operation URI) from "ISoosaI Labs" has been sponsored by Chinese to punish India for talking about interfering in Baluchistan and POK.RoyG wrote:China will begin putting pressure on our NE front. Watch.
Time will tell but I don't think China is going to fight Pak's wars. ..As we speak India is putting all it's diplomatic skills to make china see the reason.... lot of activity between India/China at diplomatic level .. (They are saying to them they can cooperate with Pak economically etc..as long as they do not support pak's terror)..We will see more when China's premier visit India a few weeks from now for Brics.RoyG wrote:China will begin putting pressure on our NE front. Watch.
IMO, we're heading for war in less than 3 years.
The bolded part is what I agree with her, probably the only thing. The "BOOM-BOOM" trading using trucks, cars and humans is the only constant in Bakistan. I think they have a strong internal demand for boom-boom and they do not need India to support their local boom-boom economy.asgkhan wrote:RundeeTv Presstitute comes crawling out of Heera Mandi.
Why Modi Must Continue Showing Patience With Pak
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Imagine the boom-boom of trade and trucks across the Wagah-Attari border and Khokrapar-Munabao as well as across several points of the Line of Control.
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We won't be going to war against China. It will be a war to beat Afghan proxies and Iranians to land. The Chinese can only pressure and at the most we'll be fighting a border/cyber conflict w/ them. Nothing more.Amber G. wrote:Time will tell but I don't think China is going to fight Pak's wars. ..As we speak India is putting all it's diplomatic skills to make china see the reason.... lot of activity between India/China at diplomatic level .. (They are saying to them they can cooperate with Pak economically etc..as long as they do not support pak's terror)..We will see more when China's premier visit India a few weeks from now for Brics.RoyG wrote:China will begin putting pressure on our NE front. Watch.
IMO, we're heading for war in less than 3 years.
China's UN address did NOT mention Kashmir (or vitriol against India).. there was no overt support to Pak (despite what Pak says)..With all the effort they made to talk to one-on-one on all the world leaders, except Turkey no one else gave them even a H&D saving grace.
For NYTimes and few rags the habit will be hard to break but from what I see, even the known Paki apologists in US Gov are not sticking out their neck for Pak at present... Obama refused to even meet NS ... even Kerry (who was honored with nishan-e pakistan) is not willing to make any statement about Kashmir.
Just my views
LokeshC wrote:
The bolded part is what I agree with her, probably the only thing. The "BOOM-BOOM" trading using trucks, cars and humans is the only constant in Bakistan. I think they have a strong internal demand for boom-boom and they do not need India to support their local boom-boom economy.
Where do these clowns come up with such terms.
Looks like this house slave is patting massas back for civilizing yeevil Modi.Snob presstitute on Time wrote:The Uri attack is seen as the last straw, with India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi under public pressure to respond in kind. However, after being warned against reckless military retaliation by government and military officials (both India and Pakistan possess nuclear weapons), he appears to have opted for diplomatic censure instead.
phone conversation: transcriptsAmber G. wrote:One can't even make such stuff up... Beti tweets with a picture..:
(Same picture was tweeted by Paki UN rep Lodhi!!!
Prime Minister of Islamic Republic of Pakistan Mohammad Nawaz Sharif arrives at UNGA wearing a green tie
To that a well known popular expert replies:
Gen Raheel Shareef @GernailSaab 10h10 hours ago
Gen Raheel Shareef Retweeted Maryam Nawaz Sharif
But intel sources tell me, he’s not wearing a green chaddi; thus proved he a gaddar :/
(Enquiring minds want to know, why he is there with his WHOLE family beti/bibi )
I agree. The han hand is visible and their statements after the uri attack also reflects their primary concern for the CPEC.GShankar wrote:I think this specific deployment (operation URI) from "ISoosaI Labs" has been sponsored by Chinese to punish India for talking about interfering in Baluchistan and POK.RoyG wrote:China will begin putting pressure on our NE front. Watch.
If Indian Spl. Forces have entered POK, then additional pricks from chinese would have been factored in.
why have you called Indian part of Kashmir as "Indian occupied Kashmir"deejay wrote:My piece on India's options post Uri and related issues:
https://www.myind.net/offensive-defense ... Jo.twitter
Your critique is welcome.
deejay, well written.deejay wrote:Your critique is welcome.
Why not show the names of all the victims from IC814 hijacked till date? (we can go even before to 1993 Mumbai bombings).Icing on the cake will be if she reads out the names of the 18 who died.
Thanks for pointing out. Map is incorrect, wanted one with label of Uri.madhu wrote:why have you called Indian part of Kashmir as "Indian occupied Kashmir"deejay wrote:My piece on India's options post Uri and related issues:
https://www.myind.net/offensive-defense ... Jo.twitter
Your critique is welcome.
NEW DELHI: Congress on Thursday slammed Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for his Kashmir rant and glorifying terrorist Burhan Wani at the UN and said External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj should give a strong and a befitting reply when she addresses the world body on Monday.
The main opposition party said the government should build a strong and factual case for India in front of the International community and wanted Prime Minister Narendra Modi to consult all political parties before deciding on "concrete and tangible steps" in the wake of the Pakistani onslaught. {If they don't trust Modi to do the right thing why did they not do something in the 10 years they had? But theek hai, an all party meet can also present a united front on this issue}
"Conspiratorial omission to Uri Attack in his speech is a public admission of guilt by Pakistan, of its direct involvement in this act of cowardice. There was nothing new in his address, except glorification of terrorists and extremism which Pakistan has adopted as 'state policy'," Congress' chief spokesman Randeep Singh Surjewala said here.
In "glorifying" a terrorist like Burhan Wani, a Hizbul Mujahideen commander who was killed in an encounter with security forces on July 8, Sharif only reiterated where his and his country's sympathies and support lies, he added.
"The international community must now understand fully that it is not only terrorists in Kashmir that Pakistan supports but its state policy is to provide an umbrella support and sustenance to all those who wreck havoc across the world, including in France, Bangladesh, USA, Britain and Belgium......," he added. {Why do I get the impression that this tirade was triggered because of the strong response by the Indian rep at UNGA and the aggressive diplomacy of this government that has started yielding benefits on the diplomatic field. Not only that but polls show that mango Indians appreciate Modi's efforts on this.}
"We are confident that an already wary international community has seen through Pakistan's vile designs", he said.
Surjewala ridiculed Sharif's claim of an 'intifada' (uprising) in the Kashmir valley and said his "conspiratorial omission" to Uri Attack is a public admission of guilt.
"In citing 'intifada' in Kashmir, Nawaz Sharif looks like that emperor who plays flute while his entire country, right from Khyber to Balochistan to Sindh is up in a violent intifada against his nation state," the Congress leader said.
Describing Pakistan as a 'renegade state' that has emerged as the 'central processing unit' (CPU) of global terror, he said in what has now become habitual, Sharif again invoked Kashmir at a multilateral forum, despite Pakistan being a signatory to the Shimla Accord.
Surjewala said the Modi government has "followed" the Congress-UPA's policy in raising the issue of human rights violations in Balochistan and now it is imperative for India to sensitize the International Community and the UN with this issue.{Now he is being really naughty. Apart from SeS were else did they raise it. And wasn't Aug15 reference a self goal, per them and other sickulars, a little while back. But ofcourse every thing is fair in politics.}
"We urge upon the Prime Minister and the government to consult all political parties in taking a concrete and tangible step on this," he added.
While expecting Swaraj to give a befitting reply to Sharif's speech at the UN General Assembly, Surjewala took a jibe, saying this is imperative as the External Affairs Minister was not present in nearly all the initial meetings held to assess the situation and review security chaired either by Prime Minister or other Ministers.
“Pakistan continues to deny justice to the victims of its violence. What it loses in return is faith,” said Ms. Bhutto on her Twitter handle, underlining the violence that rages among Pakistan’s various groups.
Ms. Bhutto was in her teens when her father was gunned down outside their house.
“My father’s killers continue to serve at the highest levels of the Pakistani police and state. Besides protecting them, Pakistan has continually rewarded the police who killed 7 men, including an elected MP, on Sept 20, 1996,” Ms. Bhutto said.
“The state of Pakistan has ensured that the killers of 7 men that night were kept free.’’
CheersAs of right now, Gwadar is not even a city. As of right now, Gwadar has no drinking water, almost no electricity, little or no educational facilities and little or no health facilities. As of right now, Gwadar has none of the stuff that most cities do. As of right now, Gwadar has no right to be even called a ‘city’. As for the future, our ‘most prosperous mega city’ is being built on Chinese illusions more than anything else. Will the Chinese bring their own supply of drinking water?
Yes, ‘time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so’.
So far my predictions are coming true. Indus Water treaty gives legitimacy to Pakistan's claims over Kashmir by making them a stakeholder in sharing of water resources. Simply pull out of the treaty.Sicanta wrote:Indus Waters Treaty with Pak: For any treaty to work, there is need for mutual trust and cooperation says MEA