And UN is impartial? They are in the game as well.khan wrote:India should bring this up in the UN. Ask he UN monitors already there in POK for a report. For once in their lives they can do something usefulAditya_V wrote: What about the enthusiastic capture of Abhinandan and suppressing F16 videos. Let them enjoy the patronage for supporting Pakis.
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Brilliant paki mathematicians and statisticians discussing Corona stats of Bakistan
One guy claims that 29 billion people have been given 29 billion rupees
Another claims only 61000 people have been tested out of which 500,000 have been found positive which means less than 5% spread of Corona among bakis.
https://twitter.com/TarekFatah/status/1 ... 3119892480
One guy claims that 29 billion people have been given 29 billion rupees
Another claims only 61000 people have been tested out of which 500,000 have been found positive which means less than 5% spread of Corona among bakis.
https://twitter.com/TarekFatah/status/1 ... 3119892480
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They did send one plane load worth of supplies after the Bhuj earthquake IIRC.dinesh_kimar wrote:The Pakis are quite clear on these matters, they have never sent food /aid during our many famines and natural disasters.khan wrote:India should bring this up in the UN. Ask he UN monitors already there in POK for a report. For once in their lives they can do something useful
In war, they have butchered us without batting an eyelid.
A photo of that plane on tarmac in Bhuj was posted on deff and dumb homepage for a really long time with the caption - 'Helping the Enemy' or something like that.
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While listening Paki shows every host is telling that as pakis don't have to pay $ 12 billion for 2020-21 till one year that equal to as if Pakistan got $ 12 billion from IMF. Even finance adviser saying "hame 12 billion $ ki IMF ne bina koi sharat imdad de di"
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Pakistani economists do not know the difference between a loan and a grant, as they have never had to payback a loan. Now that they have moved from being a whore of the Khan to a whore of the Sugarland, the lesson will be learned quickly.
Gautam
Gautam
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https://twitter.com/rsrobin1/status/1251502418988281856
Pakis took the Sikhs for a ride looks like with fake material used in Kartarpur Sahib Gurdawara. But no inquiry is possible because fauj built it..Two domes of recently renovated #GurdwaraDarbarSahib, #KartapurSahib fell during overnight rain and strong winds. The domes were not constructed with cement and iron but fiber.
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x-posting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MIiBKTLldg
Paki mindset 101
Claims that Pakistan won't see much economic impact because their economy is nothing to speak of anyway, and gloats that 'rich western nations' have been badly hit economically.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MIiBKTLldg
Paki mindset 101
Claims that Pakistan won't see much economic impact because their economy is nothing to speak of anyway, and gloats that 'rich western nations' have been badly hit economically.
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Confirmation of IA action Along the LoC
India carrying out targeted strikes on terror launch pads along LoC: Defence minister
India carrying out targeted strikes on terror launch pads along LoC: Defence minister
Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said the Indian Army is carrying out "targeted strikes" on terror launch pads along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and eliminating the Pakistani infiltrators before they cross over to the Indian side.
"As you would have gathered from the operations along the LoC (Line of Control) in the last two weeks, we are dominating the enemy through targeted intelligence based strikes on their launch pads and eliminating them before they set foot on Indian soil," Singh said.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/17/opin ... virus.html
‘God Created the Virus. But Now He Has Lost Control.’
Pakistan’s government is dithering in the face of the epidemic because it’s not sure what to fear the most.
By Mohammed Hanif, April 17, 2020
KARACHI, Pakistan — Is the coronavirus an expression of God’s wrath, a punishment for our sins or, as some of us believers like to think, merely another sign that He is testing us? I’ll address later the godless anthem that insists this epidemic is about nature healing itself, because matters of God are urgent and they might be getting us killed at the moment. Until a few years ago, Fridays in Pakistan were an occasion to remember God’s grandeur and His kindness, as well as the terror exacted in His name. We used to get together in mosques for weekly prayers, and regularly mosques used to get blown up. Security guards were posted at the entrances, and the terrorists were hunted down or made peace with. But the mosques were never shut down.
And so last month, as the first Friday after the coronavirus’s arrival in Pakistan approached, the government dithered: Can you close the mosques during an outbreak? You can shut down McDonald’s — yes, even home deliveries — but the mosques? Wouldn’t that be like declaring war on God?
But maybe it’s God who has declared a war on us? Or is this epidemic just a test? How can anyone be sure? The first wave of coronavirus cases arrived in Pakistan in early March with pilgrims returning from Muslim holy sites in Iran and Iraq. Pakistan’s largest missionary organization, Tablighi Jamaat, went ahead anyway with its annual gathering in early April, bringing together more than 100,000 people near Lahore, a major city in the northeast.
The government then had to quarantine more than 20,000 attendees, and it is still trying to track down many more across the country. Two participants brought the virus back to Gaza. I have not heard of Pakistan or any other country sending anything else to Gaza recently.
On the issue of shutting down the mosques, at first the government appealed to religious scholars for guidance. It didn’t really need to. Prayers had already been suspended at the holiest of mosques in Saudi Arabia. Many other Muslim countries had closed theirs. But Prime Minister Imran Khan and his team say they worry about the economic suffering that a complete lockdown would bring — and while they do that we all keep waiting for proper guidance on the subject of mosques.
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Gautam
I think that this is the guy who wrote "A Case of Exploding Mangoes".
‘God Created the Virus. But Now He Has Lost Control.’
Pakistan’s government is dithering in the face of the epidemic because it’s not sure what to fear the most.
By Mohammed Hanif, April 17, 2020
KARACHI, Pakistan — Is the coronavirus an expression of God’s wrath, a punishment for our sins or, as some of us believers like to think, merely another sign that He is testing us? I’ll address later the godless anthem that insists this epidemic is about nature healing itself, because matters of God are urgent and they might be getting us killed at the moment. Until a few years ago, Fridays in Pakistan were an occasion to remember God’s grandeur and His kindness, as well as the terror exacted in His name. We used to get together in mosques for weekly prayers, and regularly mosques used to get blown up. Security guards were posted at the entrances, and the terrorists were hunted down or made peace with. But the mosques were never shut down.
And so last month, as the first Friday after the coronavirus’s arrival in Pakistan approached, the government dithered: Can you close the mosques during an outbreak? You can shut down McDonald’s — yes, even home deliveries — but the mosques? Wouldn’t that be like declaring war on God?
But maybe it’s God who has declared a war on us? Or is this epidemic just a test? How can anyone be sure? The first wave of coronavirus cases arrived in Pakistan in early March with pilgrims returning from Muslim holy sites in Iran and Iraq. Pakistan’s largest missionary organization, Tablighi Jamaat, went ahead anyway with its annual gathering in early April, bringing together more than 100,000 people near Lahore, a major city in the northeast.
The government then had to quarantine more than 20,000 attendees, and it is still trying to track down many more across the country. Two participants brought the virus back to Gaza. I have not heard of Pakistan or any other country sending anything else to Gaza recently.
On the issue of shutting down the mosques, at first the government appealed to religious scholars for guidance. It didn’t really need to. Prayers had already been suspended at the holiest of mosques in Saudi Arabia. Many other Muslim countries had closed theirs. But Prime Minister Imran Khan and his team say they worry about the economic suffering that a complete lockdown would bring — and while they do that we all keep waiting for proper guidance on the subject of mosques.
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Gautam
I think that this is the guy who wrote "A Case of Exploding Mangoes".
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Yep. An entertaining read.I think that this is the guy who wrote "A Case of Exploding Mangoes".
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Recently, I saw IKN crying, may be sitting on a park bench, underneath a tree. Any specific reason? Everything good on the home front? Haven't seen/heard from Bushra bibi in ages. There was news/rumour that she contracted CV19. Is this true?
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No, it was a made for social media drama. This was then circulated by youthias claiming that Imran cried for the country etc.la.khan wrote:Recently, I saw IKN crying, may be sitting on a park bench, underneath a tree. Any specific reason? Everything good on the home front? Haven't seen/heard from Bushra bibi in ages. There was news/rumour that she contracted CV19. Is this true?
Of course, being a crackhead it is possible that he was actually crying (randomly as people do when they are high). In any case, that was how it was being spun.
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If even 1/5 of the claims made by his ex wife in her book are true, anything is possible with Imran Khan Niazi. Maybe he was weeping for Kashmir?
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He was crying very strategically into the camera which was placed at a very convenient angle to capture a private moment. Now how will a camera end up at that place for that angle of shot of a private moment?Bart S wrote:No, it was a made for social media drama. This was then circulated by youthias claiming that Imran cried for the country etc.la.khan wrote:Recently, I saw IKN crying, may be sitting on a park bench, underneath a tree. Any specific reason? Everything good on the home front? Haven't seen/heard from Bushra bibi in ages. There was news/rumour that she contracted CV19. Is this true?
Of course, being a crackhead it is possible that he was actually crying (randomly as people do when they are high). In any case, that was how it was being spun.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sbb-2SI7x7M
Shah Mehmood Qureshi threatening a local policeman like a schoolyard bully
Can you even mentally picture any foreign minister level person stooping to this level in any civilized country?
Of course, when Pakjab CM Usman Buzdar can do an aerial survey (from a helicopter) for COVID, can SMQ be left behind?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iz-GLfuHQw
Shah Mehmood Qureshi threatening a local policeman like a schoolyard bully
Can you even mentally picture any foreign minister level person stooping to this level in any civilized country?
Of course, when Pakjab CM Usman Buzdar can do an aerial survey (from a helicopter) for COVID, can SMQ be left behind?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iz-GLfuHQw
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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/vid ... share_tray
Bizarre! Pakistan minister says people must protect legs or Covid-19 can enter 'Neeche Se'
Bizarre! Pakistan minister says people must protect legs or Covid-19 can enter 'Neeche Se'
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That kind of nonsense/comedy is par for the course, when it comes to Paki ministers. What is weird though is that she is actually a medical doctor.Vivasvat wrote:https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/vid ... share_tray
Bizarre! Pakistan minister says people must protect legs or Covid-19 can enter 'Neeche Se'
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No Sir. With a Khan in his name he wants to tryout Bollywood. His career in politics is pretty much beyond recovery. He can laugh. He can cry. He can give speeches, and he can disappear among other Bollywood Khans.Gerard wrote:If even 1/5 of the claims made by his ex wife in her book are true, anything is possible with Imran Khan Niazi. Maybe he was weeping for Kashmir?
Gautam
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Guys dont miss this - checkout dawn or any other Pak news website- no mention of oil crash! Seems they are under heavy censorship.
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Coupta Sekhar claims Pakis are testing twice that of India
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https://tribune.com.pk/story/2202866/1- ... ed-karachi
KARACHI: The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) on Monday claimed to have arrested a police official allegedly working for the Indian intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).
The suspect, ASI Shahzad Parvez, who is deputed at the Sharae Faisal police station, was arrested near New Preedy Street in a joint operation with an intelligence agency, based on a tip-off. Two hand grenades were confiscated from his possession.
SIU Inspector Shabbir claimed that Parvez was working for the Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s Mehmood Siddiqi team, adding that initial investigations had revealed he was involved in terrorist activities.
KARACHI: The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) on Monday claimed to have arrested a police official allegedly working for the Indian intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).
The suspect, ASI Shahzad Parvez, who is deputed at the Sharae Faisal police station, was arrested near New Preedy Street in a joint operation with an intelligence agency, based on a tip-off. Two hand grenades were confiscated from his possession.
SIU Inspector Shabbir claimed that Parvez was working for the Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s Mehmood Siddiqi team, adding that initial investigations had revealed he was involved in terrorist activities.
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La hole wila quwat and all that. Made my day. Pardon my vulgarity........Motorham is more concerned about safeguarding neeche se then aage se.Vivasvat wrote:https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/vid ... share_tray
Bizarre! Pakistan minister says people must protect legs or Covid-19 can enter 'Neeche Se'
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IMF poke Paki dream balloon of 12 billion $ from IMF as claimed by Paki finance secretary.Pakistan fails to ask G20 for relief
By Shahbaz RanaPublished: April 21, 2020
G20 nations have announced a freeze on debt repayments by 76 countries including Pakistan, subject to the condition that each country makes a formal request. formal request.
ISLAMABAD: Contrary to claims made by a few ministers about securing a substantial debt relief, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) resident representative said on Monday that Islamabad had not made an official request to G20 countries for payment relaxation.
Teresa Daban Sanchez, IMF Resident Representative, also said that inflation in Pakistan would remain in double digits this year due to inflationary expectations and expected revision in prices.
She did not take sides in an ongoing tug of war between the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and the finance ministry on the issue of removing the central bank governor from the SBP board.
Sanchez was speaking about Pakistan-IMF relations in the aftermath of Covid-19 at a webinar organised by the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI).
Pakistan has neither made any official request to G20 countries nor has it made any announcement in this regard, she said. She was responding to a question about the quantum of debt relief for Pakistan from the G20 countries.
Sanchez said only those countries could avail debt relief that had made requests for forbearance to the G20 nations – the club of 20 big economies of the world.
False news was fed to the electronic media that Pakistan would secure $12 billion worth of relief, although a story published in The Express Tribune stated that Islamabad could avail debt relief of $1.5 billion at best.
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi had claimed that Pakistan had secured a substantial debt relief from the G20 countries. But Finance Adviser Dr Abdul Hafeez Shaikh and Economic Affairs Minister Makhdoom Khusro Bakhtiar did not make any announcement.
On April 15, the G20 nations announced a freeze on debt repayments by 76 countries including Pakistan only from May to December 2020, subject to the condition that each country makes a formal request.
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Pakistan removes thousands of names from terrorist watch list.
Pakistan has quietly removed around 1,800 terrorists from its watch list, including that of the 2008 Mumbai attack mastermind and LeT operations commander Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, ahead of a new round of assessments by the global anti-money-laundering watchdog FATF, according to a US-based start-up that automates watchlist compliance.
The so-called proscribed persons list, which is maintained by Pakistan's National Counter Terrorism Authority or NACTA, is intended in part to help
financial institutions avoid doing business with or processing transactions of suspected terrorists.
The list in 2018 contained about 7,600 names. It has been reduced to under 3,800 in the past 18 months, according to Castellum.AI, a New York-based regulatory technology company.
About 1,800 of the names have been removed since the beginning of March, according to data collected by Castellum.
Pakistan is working to implement an action plan that has been mutually agreed to with the Paris-based The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), part of which involves “demonstrating effective implementation of targeted financial sanctions."
It is possible that these removals are part of Pakistan's action plan to implement the FATF recommendations, it said.
While Pakistan received a rating of “low” effectiveness from the FATF regarding terrorist financing preventive measures and financial sanctions, the FATF did note in February that Pakistan has largely addressed 14 of 27 action items, with varying levels of progress made on the rest of the action, it said.
The FATF will again evaluate Pakistan's progress in June 2020.
Currently placed on the FATF's ‘grey list', Pakistan has been scrambling in recent months to avoid being added to a list of countries deemed non-compliant with anti-money laundering and terrorist financing regulations, a measure that officials here fear could hurt its economy, which is already under severe strain.
Several of the names removed from Pakistan's list appear to be aliases for designated terrorists listed on the US or United Nations sanctions lists, according to Castellum.
The lack of certain identifiers—such as dates of birth or, in some cases, a national ID number—on NACTA's list makes it difficult to know for sure, the Wall Street Journal quoted sanctions experts as saying.
In the case of Zaka Ur Rehman, the difference between Zaka and Zaki fits within the parameters of an accurate phonetic translation, the company said.It also searched for the Lashkar-e-Taiba leader's full name, Zaki Ur Rehman Lakhvi, on the Pakistan Proscribed Persons list, and he was not on the list. This means that if the removed name is a false positive, that Pakistan has not added the Lashkar E Taiba leader to its terrorism watchlist.
Pakistan has quietly removed around 1,800 terrorists from its watch list, including that of the 2008 Mumbai attack mastermind and LeT operations commander Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, ahead of a new round of assessments by the global anti-money-laundering watchdog FATF, according to a US-based start-up that automates watchlist compliance.
The so-called proscribed persons list, which is maintained by Pakistan's National Counter Terrorism Authority or NACTA, is intended in part to help
financial institutions avoid doing business with or processing transactions of suspected terrorists.
The list in 2018 contained about 7,600 names. It has been reduced to under 3,800 in the past 18 months, according to Castellum.AI, a New York-based regulatory technology company.
About 1,800 of the names have been removed since the beginning of March, according to data collected by Castellum.
Pakistan is working to implement an action plan that has been mutually agreed to with the Paris-based The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), part of which involves “demonstrating effective implementation of targeted financial sanctions."
It is possible that these removals are part of Pakistan's action plan to implement the FATF recommendations, it said.
While Pakistan received a rating of “low” effectiveness from the FATF regarding terrorist financing preventive measures and financial sanctions, the FATF did note in February that Pakistan has largely addressed 14 of 27 action items, with varying levels of progress made on the rest of the action, it said.
The FATF will again evaluate Pakistan's progress in June 2020.
Currently placed on the FATF's ‘grey list', Pakistan has been scrambling in recent months to avoid being added to a list of countries deemed non-compliant with anti-money laundering and terrorist financing regulations, a measure that officials here fear could hurt its economy, which is already under severe strain.
Several of the names removed from Pakistan's list appear to be aliases for designated terrorists listed on the US or United Nations sanctions lists, according to Castellum.
The lack of certain identifiers—such as dates of birth or, in some cases, a national ID number—on NACTA's list makes it difficult to know for sure, the Wall Street Journal quoted sanctions experts as saying.
In the case of Zaka Ur Rehman, the difference between Zaka and Zaki fits within the parameters of an accurate phonetic translation, the company said.It also searched for the Lashkar-e-Taiba leader's full name, Zaki Ur Rehman Lakhvi, on the Pakistan Proscribed Persons list, and he was not on the list. This means that if the removed name is a false positive, that Pakistan has not added the Lashkar E Taiba leader to its terrorism watchlist.
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The Domes at kartarpur sahib, were made of Fiber Glass!
came up at a talk show, on DIN Chanel, called controversy today!
on April 20th 2020.
came up at a talk show, on DIN Chanel, called controversy today!
on April 20th 2020.
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^ The actual crux of the matter is Pakis have taken us for a ride!
They give lip sympathy and cheap furnishings to our monuments, and sit back as we fight each other.
This fibreglass dome thing for an important Sikh monument, while even their structures on Jabba Hill in Balakot , very far away from city centers was sturdier.
This is the trust they repay us with, I wish such lessons are learnt properly by influential people in power like Navjyot Singh Siddhu and Capt.Amarinder Singh, who continue to make tactical blunders wrt the Paki intent and mindset.
I remind fellow BRFites of tactical blunders in 1971.
I recently read that12 Corps Southern Command under Gen.Bewoor had actually captured 15,000 + sq.km of territory in Western front, aided in no small measure by raids from Brig.Bhawni Singh of 10 Para and Brig.Desmond Hayde of 3 Jat (in 1965 not 1971)
The only prize the Pakis had worth mentioning was Chaamb.
Sadly, on the negotiations table in 1972, all Paki territory was returned in Western sector, Chaamb was allowed to be kept by them and the 90000 POWs were returned.
Now you tell me, wat kind of turkey does a deal like this?
They give lip sympathy and cheap furnishings to our monuments, and sit back as we fight each other.
This fibreglass dome thing for an important Sikh monument, while even their structures on Jabba Hill in Balakot , very far away from city centers was sturdier.
This is the trust they repay us with, I wish such lessons are learnt properly by influential people in power like Navjyot Singh Siddhu and Capt.Amarinder Singh, who continue to make tactical blunders wrt the Paki intent and mindset.
I remind fellow BRFites of tactical blunders in 1971.
I recently read that
The only prize the Pakis had worth mentioning was Chaamb.
Sadly, on the negotiations table in 1972, all Paki territory was returned in Western sector, Chaamb was allowed to be kept by them and the 90000 POWs were returned.
Now you tell me, wat kind of turkey does a deal like this?
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Wikipedia and the West maintain that the Western Sector in 1971 war resulted in a stalemate.
Their basis was on actual territorial possession (Pakis in fact come out looking better with Chaamb) and not on actual fighting.
The IAF closed down the PAF 3 days into the war, and their fleet sought refuge in far away Iran.
Their fuel reserves in Karachi were blown up by the Indian Navy.
As always, the Indian side was technically and materially deficient in Western sector, but fought well and destroyed the enemy. ( If we have a war in 2050, this statement can be reused!)
Ever wonder why they fight a proxy war, inspite of being superior to 10 Hindus, more dynamic, agressive and better equipped?
Their basis was on actual territorial possession (Pakis in fact come out looking better with Chaamb) and not on actual fighting.
The IAF closed down the PAF 3 days into the war, and their fleet sought refuge in far away Iran.
Their fuel reserves in Karachi were blown up by the Indian Navy.
As always, the Indian side was technically and materially deficient in Western sector, but fought well and destroyed the enemy. ( If we have a war in 2050, this statement can be reused!)
Ever wonder why they fight a proxy war, inspite of being superior to 10 Hindus, more dynamic, agressive and better equipped?
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Corona Problem Solved
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Hay Allah, Wuhani hawa se bacha le!
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Dineshjidinesh_kimar wrote:^ The actual crux of the matter is Pakis have taken us for a ride!
Sadly, on the negotiations table in 1972, all Paki territory was returned in Western sector, Chaamb was allowed to be kept by them and the 90000 POWs were returned.
Now you tell me, wat kind of turkey does a deal like this?
It is not the Pakis taking us for a ride it was own 'Babooos' taking the rest of the Yindoos for the ride.
There is a teaching session in IAS if I am not wrong the older baboos explaining to the one's 'Still wet behind the ears' as why giving away 90,000 yada yada was the proper way(almost dharmic, not do kick the fallen dog)
Except for Mrs Gandhi rest of her coterie were either emasculated or deliberately kept their mouth or were bought by the Khan(and ordered to keep their mouth shut)
The military after the war were firmly told to go to the barracks and had no input in the 'Shimla Mirch' which we readied to be used as 'Bangalore Torpdedo' on the ususpecting 'Yindoos' and all we did was end up calling Mrs Gandhi as 'Maa Durga!!'
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since this scumbag niazi cannot make a direct appeal to the GoI for corona and other help, he is using other jehadi sleaze bags like shoaib akhtar and shahid afridi to appeal to India, hoping that there will be enough WKK and paki sickulars in the India media and Indian "civil society" mainly led by lootyen's liberandus to take up the paki cause and force Modi to take a benevolent view of the paki requirements.g.sarkar wrote:No Sir. With a Khan in his name he wants to tryout Bollywood. His career in politics is pretty much beyond recovery. He can laugh. He can cry. He can give speeches, and he can disappear among other Bollywood Khans.Gerard wrote:If even 1/5 of the claims made by his ex wife in her book are true, anything is possible with Imran Khan Niazi. Maybe he was weeping for Kashmir?
Gautam
they are hurting quite badly on the food front, medicines and health services
bhutto used a similar modus operandi to when he successfully sold snake oil to the foolish IG.
One may never know what actually transpired at shimla for India to commit such a gargantuan blunder and willingly step on the paki landmine
didn't (couldn't or were paid off) anyone see that, as always, revenge, per sharia, was the primary paki (as it is with the beedis) motive during "negotiations".
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Saar, it is very serious type of incompetence on their part.Rsatchi wrote: There is a teaching session in IAS if I am not wrong the older baboos explaining to the one's 'Still wet behind the ears' as why giving away 90,000 yada yada was the proper way(almost dharmic, not do kick the fallen dog)
- All their 90000 POWs are returned , while ours are still languishing in Paki jails.
- All territory they captured , they are allowed to keep, while what we captured we return.
There is no way this is a goof up, it smacks of some Western civil servants in Britain directing our people on the outcome of the negotiations.
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There is a % of India which always wants to see India loose, for eg. Kal ho na ho had an Indian Army officer trying to Sabotage Indo Pak peace. I have never seen a Paki Army officer in such a villainous role in Bollywood.
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dinesh_kimar wrote:Saar, it is very serious type of incompetence on their part.Rsatchi wrote: There is a teaching session in IAS if I am not wrong the older baboos explaining to the one's 'Still wet behind the ears' as why giving away 90,000 yada yada was the proper way(almost dharmic, not do kick the fallen dog)
- All their 90000 POWs are returned , while ours are still languishing in Paki jails.
- All territory they captured , they are allowed to keep, while what we captured we return.
There is no way this is a goof up, it smacks of some Western civil servants in Britain directing our people on the outcome of the negotiations.
these generalist guys are being "taught" the the treaty of versailles, as seen and interpreted by some commie nutcase and self styled "intellectual" pretenders and some of these poisonous apparatchiks are often used by the deep state to reinforce expected and approved ideologies that can lead to a fast track rise up the slippery baboo(n) ladder strewn with material goodies and track two enabled perks for the faithful.
this "treaty of versailles" was one of the arguments sneakily introduced by the pakis and bought hook line and sinker by "our negotiators".
for clambering up the slippery ladder, any number of examples come to mind with hamid ansari types leading the traitorous pack right down to the a s dulat type of snake oil purveyors and miracle cure merchants
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^^
https://youtu.be/yKbX0SI21lo
Also worthwhile listening to Rajiv Malhotra on own twisted Grand Narrative
https://youtu.be/yKbX0SI21lo
Also worthwhile listening to Rajiv Malhotra on own twisted Grand Narrative
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Aditya_V wrote:for eg. Kal ho na ho had an Indian Army officer trying to Sabotage Indo Pak peace. I have never seen a Paki Army officer in such a villainous role in Bollywood.
Any Army officer trying to sabotage Indo Pak peace is a hero, Saar!
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The 1971 War could have been avoided if Pakis agreed to take back their refugees (10 million = 1 crore) from India.chetak wrote:This "treaty of versailles" was one of the arguments sneakily introduced by the pakis and bought hook line and sinker by "our negotiators".
But no.
The Pakis didn't want peace, they wanted war. This was their Plan A.
Invoking this "Treaty of Versailles" was their Plan B.
History clearly tells us that the Punjabi Musalman cannot live in peace with Baluchis , Afghans and other sects, forget about us Indians!!
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This is an absolute must watch! Javed Miandad making a fool of Dimran (and himself) on a live show during Dimmy's telethon.
Re: Terroristan - November 11, 2019
Not when he is planning Terror attack to Kidnap college kids and blame poor Pakis- the Movie is Main Hoon Nadinesh_kimar wrote:Aditya_V wrote:for eg. Kal ho na ho had an Indian Army officer trying to Sabotage Indo Pak peace. I have never seen a Paki Army officer in such a villainous role in Bollywood.
Any Army officer trying to sabotage Indo Pak peace is a hero, Saar!
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