Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - July 07, 2009

sanjaykumar · Post by **sanjaykumar** » 29 Aug 2009 22:37

Hey PAkis can you start bombing each other in earnest, your thread is waaaay down on BRF.

Yogi_G · Post by **Yogi_G** » 29 Aug 2009 22:49

sanjaykumar wrote:Hey PAkis can you start bombing each other in earnest, your thread is waaaay down on BRF.

Like they need encouragement to do that, you are insulting Pakistaniyat

shravan · Post by **shravan** » 30 Aug 2009 00:41

U.S. Accuses Pakistan of Altering Missiles

WASHINGTON — The United States has accused Pakistan of illegally modifying American-made missiles to expand its capability to strike land targets, a potential threat to India, according to senior administration and Congressional officials.
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The accusation comes at a particularly delicate time, when the administration is asking Congress to approve $7.5 billion in aid to Pakistan over the next five years, and when Washington is pressing a reluctant Pakistani military to focus its attentions on fighting the Taliban, rather than expanding its nuclear and conventional forces aimed at India.

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 30 Aug 2009 01:15

shravan wrote:U.S. Accuses Pakistan of Altering Missiles

WASHINGTON — The United States has accused Pakistan of illegally modifying American-made missiles to expand its capability to strike land targets, a potential threat to India, according to senior administration and Congressional officials.
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The accusation comes at a particularly delicate time, when the administration is asking Congress to approve $7.5 billion in aid to Pakistan over the next five years, and when Washington is pressing a reluctant Pakistani military to focus its attentions on fighting the Taliban, rather than expanding its nuclear and conventional forces aimed at India.

WTF,
What are these missiles supposed to target? Targets in the air? Is there a Taliban Air Force, none of us know anything about! And if not, why are Americans giving the Pakis these missiles?

Sanjay M · Post by **Sanjay M** » 30 Aug 2009 03:21

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20090829/pl_ ... a_missiles

These missiles were apparently sold during the Reagan administration. More of Uncle Ron's missiles coming back to haunt us.

Mahendra · Post by **Mahendra** » 30 Aug 2009 03:23

I think this thread should be merged with Benis thread

pgbhat · Post by **pgbhat** » 30 Aug 2009 05:59

Well done, Jaswant! ---- Saeed Naqvi

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 30 Aug 2009 06:29

If the RAPE really thinks one thru, Jaswant Singh is giving them the last chance.

RajeshA · Post by **RajeshA** » 30 Aug 2009 07:13

The RAPE will not think this through. The Siege is still not palpable.

They think, they have killed Baitullah, so everything is going to be hunky-dory.

They are in for a surprise!

Gerard · Post by **Gerard** » 30 Aug 2009 07:18

UP was the epicentre of Muslim League activity. If the returns of UP are superimposed on the rest of the country, we end up with the startling truth that only three out of a hundred Muslims wanted Pakistan.

harbans · Post by **harbans** » 30 Aug 2009 08:11

During the 1945-46 elections in UP, the total electorate was only 10.2% of the province’s Muslims. Of these only 52% of the electorate voted; in other words, nearly 5% of the total electorate. The Muslim League won only 37.3% of the total electorate.

UP was the epicentre of Muslim League activity. If the returns of UP are superimposed on the rest of the country, we end up with the startling truth that only three out of a hundred Muslims wanted Pakistan.

I think the logic above is specious..not sure what the author is implying.

In the elections to the Central Assembly, the Muslim League secured all the 30 Muslim seats, with 87.7 per cent vote being in its favour. In the provincial polls, the Muslim League won 113 out of 119 seats (94.95%) in Bengal, 79 out of 86 seats (91.9%) in the Punjab; 28 out of 36 seats (77.8%) in Sindh; and 17 out of 36 seats (47.2%) in the Frontier (but polled more votes than the Congress: 41.65% against 38.34%). More astounding was the vote in Pakistan’s favor in the minority provinces; 31 out of 34 seats (91%) in Assam, 34 out of 40 seats (85%) in Bihar, 54 out of 66 seats (82%) in the U.P.; 13 out of 14 seats (93%) in the Central Provinces (C.P), and all the seats (100%) in Orissa, Bombay and Madras.

A breakdown and analysis of the election results, region wise, indicate the following. On the all-India basis, the Muslim League won 87.7 percent of the central and provincial Muslim seats and about 85 per cent of the votes cast in the (contested) Muslim constituencies. In the Muslim majority provinces (Bengal, Punjab, Sindh and the Frontier), its aggregate percentage of seats was 84.5 per cent. More important, the ” key provinces’ of Bengal and the Punjab had voted overwhelmingly in Pakistan’s favour. The league’s score in Sindh was flawed due to the post-nomination rebellion of G.M. Syed, but a mid-term election in December 1946 returned a massive Verdict in Pakistan’s favor, rectifying the previously flawed situation. The Frontier vote was somewhat disappointing (although not too inextricable because of a host of reasons); but the call for Pakistan really picked up during 1946-47 to a point that in the Frontier Referendum of July 1947, the vote in Pakistan’s favor was 99 percent of the votes cast and about 51 per cent of the total electorate.

In the Muslim minority provinces, the aggregate percentage of seats won for Pakistan was 89.9 per cent. The contribution of these provinces is also noteworthy on three counts. First, the major contributions to the League’s election fund came from Bombay presidency, the Gujrati Muslim business houses in Transvaal (South Africa) and the Muslim businessmen and merchants of Calcutta while even the Punjab being short of funds to the tune of Rs. 300,000. These donations enabled the Muslim League not only to offset somewhat the Congress’ edge in terms of funds (e.g., the Congress allocated Rs. 150,000 for Muslim seats in Bengal and provided for more funds from G.D. Birla, Congress’ chief financier), but also to fight the elections successfully in the Muslim majority provinces. Second was the singular contribution of the Ali students during the election campaign in the Punjab, Sindh and the Frontier (as delineated and documented by Mukhtar Zaman in his Students’ Role in the Pakistan Movement).

http://rightnreal.com/who-created-pakistan/

asprinzl · Post by **asprinzl** » 30 Aug 2009 08:18

Why was there no provision for the partition of Sindh?

tripathi · Post by **tripathi** » 30 Aug 2009 12:22

Pak backs India's climate change stand

Ahead of United Nations climate change negotiations coming up in Copenhagen in December, India's stand that developing countries should not be forced to take binding emission cuts has found an unlikely ally: Pakistan. Its chief climate change negotiator Farukkh Iqbal Khan met Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh in New Delhi on Saturday and offered full support to India's position. Khan is director in the Pakistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

"We fully support India's position on climate change as we support any stand which is similar to our own. We have to share notes with India on climate change mitigation in fields like forestry. India and Pakistan can work together and there is scope for bilateral cooperation. Pakistan has made a commitment that it will take verifiable, measurable cuts to combat climate change," Khan told The Sunday Express.

tripathi · Post by **tripathi** » 30 Aug 2009 12:26

15 policemen killed in suicide attack in Mingora

SWAT: In a suicide attack on a police station in Mingora here on Sunday, 15 police-men have so far been killed and curfew has been imposed in the city.

The bomb exploded on the training ground in the police station where policemen were going through a training session.

Reportedly, a suicide attacker reached the training ground and blew himself among the trainee policemen.

tripathi · Post by **tripathi** » 30 Aug 2009 12:30

DSP among 3 policemen killed in Kirk encounter

PESHAWAR: At least three policemen were killed including a DSP and a police constable was injured while two miscreants were killed as police and militants clashed in Latmber locality of Kirk district, Geo news reported on Saturday night.

arun · Post by **arun** » 30 Aug 2009 16:03

tripathi wrote:15 policemen killed in suicide attack in Mingora

SWAT: In a suicide attack on a police station in Mingora here on Sunday, 15 police-men have so far been killed and curfew has been imposed in the city.

The bomb exploded on the training ground in the police station where policemen were going through a training session.

Reportedly, a suicide attacker reached the training ground and blew himself among the trainee policemen.

The ongoing Muslim holy month of Ramazan / Ramadan notwithstanding, there seems to be no let up in demonstrations of the IEDology of Pakistan with ongoing IED Mubarak’s.

I make this the second suicide attack this Ramazan / Ramadan in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. The previous one being at Torkham which killed 22 (Posted Here).

AmitR · Post by **AmitR** » 30 Aug 2009 16:09

arun wrote:
tripathi wrote: 15 policemen killed in suicide attack in Mingora

Sad to see the Pakistani people dying empty stomach during such a holy time. Allah may grant them Jannat and 100 virgins.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 30 Aug 2009 16:51

Hakeemullah is talking a bit too much for my liking. He better start putting his money where his mouth is if he wants to live up to Baitullah Mehsud's legacy.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 30 Aug 2009 18:01

Taliban 2nd tier fleeing Pakistan

LONDON (Online) - Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said Pakistan and Afghanistan can get rid of the terrorism very soon if they adopt a joint strategy, adding the recent military operation in Swat is a success and as a result the Taliban are in a disarray.
“Taliban have been disintegrated in Pakistan and the 2nd tier leadership of Al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups are fleeing Pakistan,” he said during an interview with a British TV channel on Saturday.

But he didnt specify where these AQ no.3s are fleeing to. Afghanistan? Even yesterday Unkil was saying that AQ is fleeing from Afghanistan into TSP. East? SDREs on the east are obviously very evil and any mujs trying to flee in that direction are surely going to get an express lift to jannat, courtesy evil IA. Iran? Hmm.. again not likely. So we have the conclusion: AQ no.3s are fleeing TSP and jumping into arabian sea through Karachi.

Vivek_A · Post by **Vivek_A** » 30 Aug 2009 18:10

Brits don't have money for rounds and they're giving TSP a billion $$?

British soldiers banned from using live bullets to save money

British soldiers are being forced to train with blanks rather than live rounds to save money.

The entire Territorial Army (TA) and a number of nonfrontline regular army units will be affected by the ban on the use of real bullets in personal weapons, according to defence sources.

Soldiers bound for Afghanistan will be spared the restrictions, but even they will start training with live rounds only in the last three months before departure. Those learning to shoot as part of basic training will also be allowed to use real bullets.

Patrick Mercer, the Tory MP and a former infantry commanding officer, said: “The idea that our frontline reserves should not be able to use live rounds is quite extraordinary.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 30 Aug 2009 18:23

^^
The money paid to TSP is protection money and hence more important.

shaardula · Post by **shaardula** » 30 Aug 2009 18:44

harbans wrote:
During the 1945-46 elections in UP, the total electorate was only 10.2% of the province’s Muslims. Of these only 52% of the electorate voted; in other words, nearly 5% of the total electorate. The Muslim League won only 37.3% of the total electorate.

UP was the epicentre of Muslim League activity. If the returns of UP are superimposed on the rest of the country, we end up with the startling truth that only three out of a hundred Muslims wanted Pakistan.
I think the logic above is specious..not sure what the author is implying.

In the elections to the Central Assembly, the Muslim League secured all the 30 Muslim seats, with 87.7 per cent vote being in its favour. In the provincial polls, the Muslim League won 113 out of 119 seats (94.95%) in Bengal, 79 out of 86 seats (91.9%) in the Punjab; 28 out of 36 seats (77.8%) in Sindh; and 17 out of 36 seats (47.2%) in the Frontier (but polled more votes than the Congress: 41.65% against 38.34%). More astounding was the vote in Pakistan’s favor in the minority provinces; 31 out of 34 seats (91%) in Assam, 34 out of 40 seats (85%) in Bihar, 54 out of 66 seats (82%) in the U.P.; 13 out of 14 seats (93%) in the Central Provinces (C.P), and all the seats (100%) in Orissa, Bombay and Madras.

A breakdown and analysis of the election results, region wise, indicate the following. On the all-India basis, the Muslim League won 87.7 percent of the central and provincial Muslim seats and about 85 per cent of the votes cast in the (contested) Muslim constituencies. In the Muslim majority provinces (Bengal, Punjab, Sindh and the Frontier), its aggregate percentage of seats was 84.5 per cent. More important, the ” key provinces’ of Bengal and the Punjab had voted overwhelmingly in Pakistan’s favour. The league’s score in Sindh was flawed due to the post-nomination rebellion of G.M. Syed, but a mid-term election in December 1946 returned a massive Verdict in Pakistan’s favor, rectifying the previously flawed situation. The Frontier vote was somewhat disappointing (although not too inextricable because of a host of reasons); but the call for Pakistan really picked up during 1946-47 to a point that in the Frontier Referendum of July 1947, the vote in Pakistan’s favor was 99 percent of the votes cast and about 51 per cent of the total electorate.

In the Muslim minority provinces, the aggregate percentage of seats won for Pakistan was 89.9 per cent. The contribution of these provinces is also noteworthy on three counts. First, the major contributions to the League’s election fund came from Bombay presidency, the Gujrati Muslim business houses in Transvaal (South Africa) and the Muslim businessmen and merchants of Calcutta while even the Punjab being short of funds to the tune of Rs. 300,000. These donations enabled the Muslim League not only to offset somewhat the Congress’ edge in terms of funds (e.g., the Congress allocated Rs. 150,000 for Muslim seats in Bengal and provided for more funds from G.D. Birla, Congress’ chief financier), but also to fight the elections successfully in the Muslim majority provinces. Second was the singular contribution of the Ali students during the election campaign in the Punjab, Sindh and the Frontier (as delineated and documented by Mukhtar Zaman in his Students’ Role in the Pakistan Movement).
http://rightnreal.com/who-created-pakistan/

please dont be confused by sampling and statistics drawn after that. they mean nothing. how many voted yes is half the estimate. the other half is how many didnot vote and what their intention was. the proof is in pudding, irrespective of how many voted, the critical mass was there and it was done. the real measure of this would be when it finally came to it, how many moved from our side to theirs in acceptance of the idea, AND how many moved from their side to ours in rejection of it.

manish · Post by **manish** » 30 Aug 2009 19:32

shravan wrote:U.S. Accuses Pakistan of Altering Missiles

WASHINGTON — The United States has accused Pakistan of illegally modifying American-made missiles to expand its capability to strike land targets, a potential threat to India, according to senior administration and Congressional officials.
.
The accusation comes at a particularly delicate time, when the administration is asking Congress to approve $7.5 billion in aid to Pakistan over the next five years, and when Washington is pressing a reluctant Pakistani military to focus its attentions on fighting the Taliban, rather than expanding its nuclear and conventional forces aimed at India.

Check the comments, a Yindu-Yahoodi kaanspirasi in progress, with one Ms. Cohen taking the trouble to type out 'An Idiot's Guide to Paki Behavior':

2.
Barbara M Cohen
New York
August 30th, 2009
9:25 am
The US deal with Pakistan runs something like this.

US: Please drop your support for the Taliban that is turning Afghanistan back into the 8th century (a plea from 1992 through 2000).

Pakistan: No (also from 1992 to 2000).

US: We can give you a couple of billion dollars of weapons if you will drop the Taliban.

(Pakistan pockets the weapons and continues to support that Taliban until 9/11 happens.)

US: You are with with us or against us.

Pakis: We are with you. One hundred percent (Musharaf airlifts some of the most wanted Taliban terrorists of Pakistani ethnicity out of Afghanistan and slows down US operations sufficiently for Osama and his pals to securely lodge themselves in Waziristan).

US: Thank you here are 5 billion worth of weapons to use against Taliban.

Pakis: Thank you, thank you (promptly deploy these on the Indian border while Pakis army is cozily in bed with Taliban).

US: Afghanistan is imploding, Taliban are destroying schools and terrorizing women, Karazai is wailing - you Pakis have got to stop helping the Taliban.

Pakis: Yes of course we will. Could we have 3 billion more of weapons please?

US: Thank you. Yes of course.

(Pakis take the weapons, puth them on the Indian border, army has breakfast with the Taliban and Bhutto is blown up).

US: The ISI is destabilizing the region. You've got to replace their chief and get the army to kill somebody other than American boys.

Pakis: Yes we will do accordingly. Could we have 7 billion in weapons and economic aid please?

US: Thank you. Yes of course. Messers Lugar and Kerry will do the needful.

(ISI gets a new chief, he promptly sends terrorists into Bombay to blow up a Synagogue, a hotel and kill a hundred or so).

US: The ISI is destabilizing the region again. Meanwhile that Taliban is roosting 100 miles from your Capital.

Pakis: Please ask India to give us evidence of our involvement. Our intelligence reports show that Israel and India planned this.

US: Yes of course we will press India to release evidence. Meanwhile about that little matter of Taliban nearing your capital...

Pakis: We simply don't have enough weapons to fight the Taliban. Can you give us an interim aid of 700 million please (while the Lugar - Kerry bill winds its way through the senate)?

US: Yes of course.

Pakis: Oh, and can you just deliver the weapons on our eastern border with India please? It will save us the trouble of moving the stuff. And by the way we 100% with you in this fight.

US: Thank you, thank you. The aid is on the way.

(Taliban imposes Shariat on Swat valley, flog women, shut down schools, US has its single worst day in Afghanistan, girls are pulled out of school by Taliban thugs in Afghanistan and now there is evidence that Pakis have modified weapons supplied by the US to strike into India).

US gets what it pays for. The 'Cash for Clunkers' deal is working nicely - for Pakistan.

Now I don't know if Ms Cohen is a real Amirkhani or not, but lets hope more of their populace starts seeing this for what it is.

shravan · Post by **shravan** » 30 Aug 2009 21:47

Pakistan: Border blast sets NATO fuel trucks afire

CHAMAN, Pakistan — Pakistani police say an explosion has set several NATO fuel tankers on fire at a backed-up Afghan border crossing.

Police officer Abdul Rauf says he heard the blast Sunday night near the Chaman border crossing in Baluchistan province and saw three oil tankers, two container trucks and two dump trucks on fire.

ArmenT · Post by **ArmenT** » 30 Aug 2009 22:05

manish wrote: Now I don't know if Ms Cohen is a real Amirkhani or not, but lets hope more of their populace starts seeing this for what it is.

Doesn't sound like it. For one thing, she uses "do the needful". That's a sure sign of an SDRE.

shravan · Post by **shravan** » 30 Aug 2009 22:14

shravan wrote:Pakistani, other migrants freed from Greek container
16 August 2009
ATHENS: Greek police said on Sunday they freed 10 migrants, eight of them from Pakistan, who had been kept in a shipping container in Athens and were mistreated by smugglers for a month.

Pakis charged with migrant smuggling, holding compatriots hostage

Three Pakistani nationals were arrested on Saturday in the west Athens industrial district of Aspropyrgos on migrant smuggling, extortion and false imprisonment charges.

The trio is charged with smuggling compatriots into the country via Turkey

James B · Post by **James B** » 30 Aug 2009 22:23

Northern areas to be renamed 'Gilgit Baltistan'

The Northern areas will be renamed to 'Gilgit Baltistan' and will have a province like status, Prime Minister Gilani announced on Saturday.

In a special cabinet meeting, the government approved reforms package for the Northern Areas during which the PM stated that the area will be given full autonomy.

Gilgit Baltistan will also have its own assembly council with a total of 15 members. There will be a governor, chief minsiter and six other ministers of Gilgit.

Hiten · Post by **Hiten** » 30 Aug 2009 22:35

Supply for Nato stops after row with Afghans

Fuel and other supplies to Nato forces in Afghanistan were stopped as traffic on both sides of the Pakistan-Afghan border remained suspended on Saturday because of a row over search of goods trucks coming from Afghanistan.

manish · Post by **manish** » 30 Aug 2009 22:36

ArmenT wrote:
manish wrote: Now I don't know if Ms Cohen is a real Amirkhani or not, but lets hope more of their populace starts seeing this for what it is.
Doesn't sound like it. For one thing, she uses "do the needful". That's a sure sign of an SDRE.

Hmm...good point. Also note the repeated reference to 'Pakis' instead of the more PC 'Pakistanis'. Not what you expect from a typical left leaning Democrat voting NYT reader eh?

No problem, all very good onlee. I did my part by hitting 'recommend' on that post

pgbhat · Post by **pgbhat** » 31 Aug 2009 09:34

IED Mubarak
16 police recruits killed in Mingora suicide attack

MINGORA: At least 16 men recruited to serve as “community police” were killed and 11 injured on Sunday after a suicide bomber detonated explosives strapped to his body at the Mingora Police Station, police officials said.

The volunteers for the new community police force were conducting drills in the yard adjacent to the station when the attacker detonated his explosives, local government administrator Atifur Rehman told The Associated Press. Authorities were investigating reports the attacker — possibly in uniform — might have hidden among the dozens of recruits, he said.d.

“Initial investigations suggest the attacker climbed the small boundary wall and blew himself up, but there is also a report the suicide bomber was already inside,” he said. However, local police chief Idrees Khan denied rumours the bomber was wearing a uniform and might have been one of the volunteers.

Shreeman · Post by **Shreeman** » 31 Aug 2009 10:43

pgbhat wrote:IED Mubarak
16 police recruits killed in Mingora suicide attack
MINGORA: At least ... police officials said.

The efficiency of sitara class exterminator vehicles has gone down quite a bit. A dozen here a dozen there is barely a drop in the ocean, that too in this holy season of festivity. With so many tankers and trucks available for the taking, creativity also must take a break along with the food restrictions.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 31 Aug 2009 11:03

shravan wrote:Pakistan: Border blast sets NATO fuel trucks afire

It is at least two dozen NATO trucks & tankers

tripathi · Post by **tripathi** » 31 Aug 2009 12:07

SSridhar wrote:
shravan wrote:Pakistan: Border blast sets NATO fuel trucks afire
It is at least two dozen NATO trucks & tankers

seems like paki army is stealing fuel and weapons of nato forces by staging the fake attacks.Saw in a documentary how these weapons reappear in peshawar weapon market.

Harsha.H.D · Post by **Harsha.H.D** » 31 Aug 2009 12:49

'Benazir wanted retaliatory strikes on Indian nuke sites'

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 31 Aug 2009 14:13

India voices concerns about modified Harpoons

“This is the danger of proliferation that we have been mentioning to America that whatever you have given to Pakistan will not be used in self defence. This (modification of the Harpoon missile) has nothing to do with self defence and is against India’s national interest,” said outgoing Indian Navy chief Admiral Sureesh Mehta, who retired on Monday.

shyamd · Post by **shyamd** » 31 Aug 2009 14:47

Who is running Lashkar?

....The Intelligence Bureau has passed on the profile of two people who are suspected to lead Lashkar in the absence of Saeed. They have been identified as Mohd Iftikhar and Muzammil.

The input was given to various state police departments that are yet to confirm the development.

The input was received about 20 days ago.

The IB report also mentions that there is a core group of six people running the LeT currently. "These six people are among the decision makers. We have inputs that they meet discreetly at a double-storey building in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, an area that has been active since February-March this year," said a senior IB officer.

The state police tried to develop the input but they are yet to find any clinching evidence to prove the theory. They believe that rumours are being spread by the Lashkar terrorists to distract the investigations into terrorist crimes, including the probe into the 26/11 attacks on Mumbai.

"Hafiz is keeping a low profile these days but he is the one who runs the operations. The names that the agencies have come up with can be a ploy to distract law implementing agencies. We have heard very little of the two. At least one of them Muzammil is believed to have a hand in the Mumbai terrorist attacks," said a Mumbai Anti Terrorism Squad official........

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 31 Aug 2009 16:10

Pakistan rejects claim it modified missiles
Then it must have been an accident while painting the missile green.

arun · Post by **arun** » 31 Aug 2009 16:35

Is the killing of 30 Muslims during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan “Jihad fi Sabilillah” or translated into English, “Jihad in the way of Allah"

Pakistan army: 30 Taliban killed in Swat battles

(AP) – 4 hours ago

ISLAMABAD — Pakistani soldiers killed at least 30 Taliban militants in gunbattles across the volatile northwestern Swat Valley after a suicide bombing on a police station killed 17 cadets, the military said Monday.

Soldiers looking for militants after the bombing encountered resistance in several areas and battles raged overnight into early morning Monday, army spokesman Col. Akhtar Abbas said.

"Security forces have encircled a group of militants there and battles went on late into the night," he said, adding that 30 militants were killed. .........................

AP via Google

Whatever happened to the Pakistan Army following its own piece of advise gratuitously touted in November 2001 on the issue of the US bombing Afghanistan by their then head, Gen. Pervez Musharraf

:

Musharraf: Ramadan strikes risk Muslim backlash

November 7, 2001 Posted: 9:02 AM EST (1402 GMT)

...................... “The attacks should not go on during Ramadan because that would have very negative effects on the Muslim world," .....................

CNN

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 31 Aug 2009 16:39

arun, that was a good comparison.

arun · Post by **arun** » 31 Aug 2009 16:49

Sridhar, Thank you for the compliment.