Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP): Apr. 11, 2010

R Vaidya · Post by **R Vaidya** » 05 May 2010 17:14

with three different places of birth in Pakistan--Shazad is a good candidate for investigation by "Birthers' in the USA -- along with BHO.

R Vaidya

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 05 May 2010 17:16

We need to understand what went wrong.
"Faisal Shahzad: ‘modern boy’ from liberal Pakistani village"
http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect/daw ... file-qs-06

Glib explanation of "Pakiness" is good for the other thread. But this type of conversion from normal to crazy threatens Indian security.

amit · Post by **amit** » 05 May 2010 17:33

A_Gupta wrote:We need to understand what went wrong.
"Faisal Shahzad: ‘modern boy’ from liberal Pakistani village"
http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect/daw ... file-qs-06

Glib explanation of "Pakiness" is good for the other thread. But this type of conversion from normal to crazy threatens Indian security.

From the link:

Residents say Shahzad's father, Baharul Haq, a retired air vice marshal in the Pakistan Air Force, has since settled on hundreds of acres of farmland in Dera Ismail Khan, close to the tribal belt.

An Air Vice-Marshall can own so much land, I wonder how much the starred jarnails in TSPA own.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 May 2010 17:35

Gagan wrote:
No one's proven that Pakistanis are mature or sane yet.

Pakistan is one big success story.

Pakis have convinced themselves that all is well and Allah is on their side. Maybe YouTube is not the right place to look for Paki psyche - but hey its no different wherever you look. I mention YouTube because of the comments I see from Pakis on the 109 videos I have in my channel at least the saner ones which are not designed to get Paqui goat. There are very very few sane voices. History is not accepted the way it actually panned out. The largest number of comments are Pakjabi or Urdu comments typed in English mostly telling me what they will do to my mother or what I should do with my mother or what Paquis will do with mothers of Indians. Pakis have a fetish for mothers - which sort of explains why this Shezad guy could be both the son and grandson of his father.

Someone said Pakistan needs a psychiatrist - a truer comment than that would be hard to find. They have painted themselves into a corner that they cannot back out of without accepting that an Islamic state is a failure. But given their circumstances in their world they have to be in violent denial in order to make their theocratic state a success. Of course you have Packees in denial (ho hum, so what's new?) that theirs is not a theocratic state. But when national laws are religion based laws - you have a theocratic state.

There was great post about Pakistan's Hezbollah victories - again a brilliant observation. But it brings me to Sridhar's exquisite dissection of the latest Paki jihad in which the Army (less pure) is being opposed by the jihadis (purer). In this jihad the US is firmly behind the Pak army because the US sees the purest as the reversion to the circumstances that led to 9-11.

It s difficult to predict what the US will do. If the US persists - they will never allow the jihadis to win, but US persistence in this game has always been historically fickle.

The idea that the US can force a crackdown on the LeT is an Indian wet dream. It is an Indian wet dream that comes after a delusion - like I look out of my window in New Tharagupet in Bangalore and imagine I see Angelina Jolie looking in, and that night she marries me. We like to award the US with leadership and shathakoti victories and imagine that the US has Pakistan in its control, and based on that delusion we dream that the US might make the Paqui crack down on the LeT.

Fact is that for all the bribery the US hardly has Pakistanis under its control. Pakistanis, he beggars they are, run to the US only because they see the US as a possible pillar that will make their anti-India theocratic vision come true. The US, hoping that Pakis will all fall in place does not want to destroy Paki dreams, but that is not winning them control over Pakistan. And that is where India fits in as rightly elucidated by Rajaram.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 05 May 2010 17:39

Faisal Shahzad's documents.

http://www.ctpost.com/news/article/Excl ... 473608.php

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 05 May 2010 17:47

Venkarl wrote:Bosslog,

Just now finished reading the comments section on NYT....woww...so many paki bashers .......party time....am loving it...

Venkat

It is not right to enjoy akele akele.

Can you please post the relevant link here for some good old koophar entertainment.

Added Later: Found one such link: NYT comments section

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 05 May 2010 17:55

Daal mein kuch kaalaa hai. Five years ago:
From the print version of the NYT (short of time to find it in the online version)

George LaMonica, a 35-year old computer consultant, said he bought his two-bedroom condominium in Norwalk, Conn., from Mr Shahzad for $261,000 in May 2004. A few weeks after he moved in, Mr LaMonica said, investigators from the national Joint Terrorism Task Force interviewed him, asking for details of the transaction and for information about Mr Shahzad. It struck Mr LaMonica as unusual, but he said detectives told him they were simply "checking everything out"

So Mr Faisal Shahzad has been on the anti-terrorism radar for at least 6 years. Note that this is 3 years after 9/11 so the immediate hysteria and checking of everyone and everything was over.

PS:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/05/nyreg ... ofile.html

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 05 May 2010 17:59

Faisal Shahzad's abbajaan's home in Pakhistan. Image from AFP.

Can someone tell me how much does an Air vice martial earn in the pakistan airforce?

If 911 was a Pak Fauj job, and the news about the PAF officer living with Mohd Atta are true, then the Pak fizzaiya officers are as jihadists as the pak army guys. At least some of them are. And with pakistan under control of its COAS most of the time, Navy and AirForce chiefs there are probably appointed by the directions of the COAS. No guessing what commitment the Army wallahs want from the other services in pakistan.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 May 2010 18:07

A_Gupta wrote:We need to understand what went wrong.
"Faisal Shahzad: ‘modern boy’ from liberal Pakistani village"
http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect/daw ... file-qs-06

Glib explanation of "Pakiness" is good for the other thread. But this type of conversion from normal to crazy threatens Indian security.

This report pretty much admits that "radical Islam" means putting a car bomb in a city street. My my - the world has moved forward. Now to get to understand "How can Islam be radical or non radical?"

Someone please ask the editor.

pgbhat · Post by **pgbhat** » 05 May 2010 18:10

5 Missing Links Between the Times Square Bomber and Pakistan, Connected ---- Esquire blog by Thomas P.M. Barnett

1. Bad people are flying through Pakistan way too easily.

Just ask the British: For years now, radicalized Pakistanis have developed an uncanny ability to shuttle back and forth between Karachi and London — seemingly at will. If the spooks at MI-5 weren't so good at breaking up terrorist plots, the U.K. would have already suffered some sort of Children of Men-style lockdown by now. And by early Tuesday morning, after Emirates airlines somehow managed to overlook "an important added name" to the no-fly list and provided JFK airport with a real-life version of Die Hard 2, America had been introduced to the terrorist wormhole that is air travel to and from Pakistan. So you can officially add New York to the coastal megacity fraternity — Mumbai included — that's been reached out and touched by Pakistan's scary network of ultra-violent groups.

3. It just got a whole lot tougher to be a Pakistani in America.

The 2000 Census counted over 200,000 Pakistanis residents in this country, but this year's version will likely tally a number roughly three times larger. Upwards of half live in New York and Jersey. Do these numbers say we've let in too many potential sleepers to track? That's a call only Glenn Beck can tearfully make. But clearly, if you and your multiple passports just landed at JFK after five months "visiting the family" in Pakistan and you left the wife and kids back home and your only known, un-foreclosed address is a second-floor place in Connecticut ... well then you're looking at a long conversation with burly, mustachioed men in a windowless room.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 05 May 2010 18:34

Another image of Faisal Shahzad's home in Pakistan.
That is not him drawing the cart.

krithivas · Post by **krithivas** » 05 May 2010 18:34

I have come to a conclusion that empty stiff-upper lip vanity in the US foreign policy establishment, and some not deep strategic vision of tunnelling caspian sea oil through Gwadar, is guiding these jokers to recklessly manage Pakisatan. The RAPEs realized this weakness are milking Uncle Sam to the max and enriching themselves. This is only creating varied degree of pure-ness, and imagined shades of Taliban, in Paki-land.

India is the only country that is facing the blow-back.

The next time Pres. Obama or Sec. Clinton or anyone in the US establishment preach to PM Singh - I hope PM takes a deep breath and slap these jokers really hard on their face.

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 05 May 2010 18:40

A_Gupta wrote: I updated Wiki to now read:

Shahzad is a naturalized U.S. citizen, born in Karachi or Kashmir or Pabbi (a village east of Peshwar), Pakistan.[9][12][13][14]

Only a Paki can have same person as father & grandfather and carry 3 passport and be born in three different places. I am so sure he must have been born at 3 different dates and time. That last fact will even make Eienstein roll in his grave since his theory of general relativity cannot explain this phenonmenon. For that we need to refer to pious book

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 05 May 2010 18:43

The 3 passports and three hometowns is very much possible for pakistanis like faizal. Now the only thing that the police need to find out is, are the names of his 3 fathers.

Satya_anveshi · Post by **Satya_anveshi** » 05 May 2010 18:45

Folks, I am really, really amazed at the amount of attention this story has received from everyone - US/Paki media, their govts, and.................................................. BRF. It's has been difficult to find /spot any other news since a couple days. I am just saying..you all have a good day/night.

Fidel Guevara · Post by **Fidel Guevara** » 05 May 2010 19:08

This new angle about his birthplace being Kashmir is dangerous. Pakis will try to twist this to a "Kashmir must be free, to prevent the youth from being radicalized", and "he's not Paki, he's actually Kashmiri".

Now, the disHon'ble AVM abbajaan has his ancestral home in Nowshera district of NWFP, and Rage-boy Faisal was living in Peshawar for 5 months...clearly proving that he is a NWFP-ite. Yes, due to the mobile nature of a fauj job, Rage-boy might have been born anywhere - Kashmir or Karachi, but it hardly makes him a "Kashmiri"...dumb Paki logic again!

Even if ghooskhor abbajaan was posted in Kashmir, it's more likely that an afsar would send his bibi to Karachi for their kid's delivery. And Rage-boy mentioned Karachi as his place of birth in Univ applications and visa documents, supposedly before he "became" radicalized.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 05 May 2010 19:28

Satya_anveshi wrote:Folks, I am really, really amazed at the amount of attention this story has received from everyone - US/Paki media, their govts, and.................................................. BRF. It's has been difficult to find /spot any other news since a couple days. I am just saying..you all have a good day/night.

Ever since Headley, I take with a pinch of salt the US official narrative regarding Paki-Americans. From my perspective, the emerging story is rather incredible. E.g., Faisal Shahzad has to be incredibly stupid. And with this JTTF investigation into Shahzad 6 years ago, the story is even stranger.

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 05 May 2010 19:33

I agree similar to how TSPA is selling itself to Unkil to do all the dirty job most RAPES settled in Unkil Land are also volunteering to serve unkil but the similarity does not end there TSPA and RAPES are playing double game with unkil where they play to both sides of the gallery and when the games does not go their way we see TSPA butchered in bad lands and DCH or FS kind of idiots caught in the act of double cross.

Satya_anveshi · Post by **Satya_anveshi** » 05 May 2010 19:56

A_Gupta wrote:Ever since Headley, I take with a pinch of salt the US official narrative regarding Paki-Americans. From my perspective, the emerging story is rather incredible. E.g., Faisal Shahzad has to be incredibly stupid. And with this JTTF investigation into Shahzad 6 years ago, the story is even stranger.

IMO, we can easily draw a parallel between Pakis and US Media. there is an amazing level of commonality in their behavior - some folks can spot US media antics just as easily as the BRF spots a Paki.

I wish to see BRF apply its expertise on spotting everything Paki in spotting US media antics. A lot of man hours can be saved and we can establish a counter narrative of those events.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 May 2010 20:03

Fidel Guevara wrote:This new angle about his birthplace being Kashmir is dangerous. Pakis will try to twist this to a "Kashmir must be free, to prevent the youth from being radicalized", and "he's not Paki, he's actually Kashmiri".

No

No danger at all - as long as Kashmiris target the US. If they target India it is a problem. But if they become terrorists in the US who cares?

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 May 2010 20:09

Brad Goodman wrote:I agree similar to how TSPA is selling itself to Unkil to do all the dirty job most RAPES settled in Unkil Land are also volunteering to serve unkil but the similarity does not end there TSPA and RAPES are playing double game with unkil where they play to both sides of the gallery and when the games does not go their way we see TSPA butchered in bad lands and DCH or FS kind of idiots caught in the act of double cross.

Ultimately unkil is stupid and I compliment Pukistanis for using unkil's stupidity to the hilt. But too many Americans, native born and some naturalized believe that America's actions are wise, and a result of its power and wealth. As long as a majority of Americans think America is wise when it is being stupid - Pukistanis will use them.

There is an astounding similarity between Paki RAPEs and Amrikis. I am wealthy, therefore I must be wise and just.

Carl_T · Post by **Carl_T** » 05 May 2010 20:16

Gagan wrote: It is not right to enjoy akele akele.

Can you please post the relevant link here for some good old koophar entertainment.

Added Later: Found one such link: NYT comments section

filmex
Scottsdale, AZ
May 4th, 2010
8:12 am
If there ever is a fullblown war between Pakistan and India, Pakistan will have little wonder as to why most of the free world is rooting for India.

pgbhat · Post by **pgbhat** » 05 May 2010 20:28

Times Square bomb: Pakistanis puzzled by bomber's motives
Really?

but then again only Al-Guardian can make this sh!t up.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 05 May 2010 20:35

I went back several posts, so sorry if I missed the info I am seeking. Thanks to all the news posted here, this much is clear

Nissan Path finder Vin# --> Original Owner --> IP address of Paki pig --> busting the mofo at JFK --> Amritraj-like demands --> Guboing by Paki RAPEs.

What is still not clear to me: Who was maintaining this guy's sustenance. I know its ISI or which ever TSP group this guy belongs to. But that needs to be unearthed. Somebody was paying this guy for his airline tickets, stay in US after her retured from pure land etc. I guess TSP guboing is to obfuscate all this and slowly but steadily conveniently implicate TSP Taliban. And even in this madnaess there seems to be a method by Pakis. The slimy reference to his Kashmir origin. Some agree, others don't, I belong to the former category that at some point down the road, there will be calls by Holbrooke type bufoons that Kashmir needs to be addressed to prevent such acts against US. Recall, how Kashmir was speciously drawn into the AfPak circus.

archan · Post by **archan** » 05 May 2010 20:38

Some posts have been moved to the J&K thread. Please continue that discussion there. This one is moving fast due to a certain paki..

Carl_T · Post by **Carl_T** » 05 May 2010 20:40

Can we start a new thread for for this? Not because this has to do with India but there will be enough responses on this topic nonetheless.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 05 May 2010 20:46

Nightwatch reports may 4th,2010

Pakistan: A Pakistani Taliban spokesman denied that his group had anything to do with the Times Square attack that failed. However, the investigation by the Pakistani government suggests otherwise.

Pakistani authorities arrested eight people suspected of complicity in or knowledge of the Times Square bomber, Fox and Aaj News reported 4 May. The News reported the man is a Kashmiri, i.e., not a Pakistani.

Khalid Qureshi, a senior official of Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency, will head an eight-member special investigation group based in Karachi to examine the 1 May Times Square incident in the United States, Aaj TV reported.

So the canard that the guy is a Kashmiri is from TSP.

Second the Paki Taliban(TTP) deny their role in this attack.

So most likely the video was released on May 2nd by ISI using morphed pics of Hakimullah Mehsud anticipating its success.

Now that US has traced the attacker ot RAPE TSP they are beating the bushes and rounding up usual suspects. if the number is so large how come they had no clue what was being hatched in TSP?

Hakimullah is now like OBL. No one knows if he is dead or alive but will keep sending messages. A true Mahdi who can speak from the beyond with ISI help.

Rangudu · Post by **Rangudu** » 05 May 2010 20:56

Ramana

This guy Shahzad got his entree into the jihadi world via a JeM/SSP madrassa in Karachi. If you take away the cover, TTP/JeM/SSP/LeJ etc. are all one organization, i.e. the "bad" Deobandis, according to TSPA. The "good" Deobandis are HuJI, HuM and the Afghan Taliban (including the Haqqanis) etc.

I don't believe that the Hakimullah video is a fake yet. The last previous reports on Hakimullah were that he was injured and taken to Multan. Note that Multan, just like nearby Bahawalpur, is JeM's Pakjab HQ. Most likely Hakimullah tapped onto his links within the "good" Deobandis and found a safe haven until he could recover from his injuries.

I'd bet that he is either in Karachi or in the Bahawalpur/Multan area, perhaps even inside the JeM HQ in Bahawalpur's Model Town area where Masood Azhar lives openly.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 05 May 2010 21:06

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142 ... 68098.html
Why Pakistan Produces Jihadists
Carved out of the Muslim-majority areas of British India in 1947, it was the world's first modern nation based solely on Islam.
( The author could have used BRF widsom to enrich the article)

Monday night's arrest of Faisal Shahzad, a 30-year-old Pakistani-American accused of planting a car bomb in Times Square on Saturday, will undoubtedly stoke the usual debate about how best to keep America safe in the age of Islamic terrorism. But this should not deflect us from another, equally pressing, question. Why do Pakistan and the Pakistani diaspora churn out such a high proportion of the world's terrorists?Indonesia has more Muslims than Pakistan. Turkey is geographically closer to the troubles of the Middle East. The governments of Iran and Syria are immeasurably more hostile to America and the West. Yet it is Pakistan, or its diaspora, that produced the CIA shooter Mir Aimal Kasi; the 1993 World Trade Center bomber Ramzi Yousef (born in Kuwait to Pakistani parents); 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed; Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl's kidnapper, Omar Saeed Sheikh; and three of the four men behind the July 2005 train and bus bombings in London..
.The list of jihadists not from Pakistan themselves—but whose passage to jihadism passes through that country—is even longer. Among them are Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri, Mohamed Atta, shoe bomber Richard Reid, and John Walker Lindh, the so-called American Taliban. Over the past decade, Pakistani fingerprints have shown up on terrorist plots in, among other places, Germany, Denmark, Spain and the Netherlands. And this partial catalogue doesn't include India, which tends to bear the brunt of its western neighbor's love affair with violence.In attempting to explain why so many attacks—abortive and successful—can be traced back to a single country, analysts tend to dwell on the 1980s, when Pakistan acted as a staging ground for the successful American and Saudi-funded jihad against the Soviet Union in Afghanistan. But while the anti-Soviet campaign undoubtedly accelerated Pakistan's emergence as a jihadist haven, to truly understand the country it's important to go back further, to its creation.Pakistan was carved out of the Muslim-majority areas of British India in 1947, the world's first modern nation based solely on Islam. The country's name means "Land of the Pure." The capital city is Islamabad. The national flag carries the Islamic crescent and star. The cricket team wears green.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 May 2010 21:15

CRamS wrote: What is still not clear to me: Who was maintaining this guy's sustenance. I know its ISI or which ever TSP group this guy belongs to. But that needs to be unearthed. Somebody was paying this guy for his airline tickets, stay in US after her retured from pure land etc.

What is the point of looking at these useless details? The US is paying Pakistan, particularly the armed forces. This guy's father is fabulously wealthy. It is US "largesse from a position of strength" that sustains this guy and arms his friends to take the life of the Indian Army major we lost.

It is the US that India needs to bring down before Pakistan comes crashing down. The difficult bit is that a whole lot of Indians deeply empathize with the US and can see no fault or are highly selective about what they see as faults. MMS is only one of them.

sunnyP · Post by **sunnyP** » 05 May 2010 21:38

Pakistan is 'epicenter of Islamic terrorism'

Farid Zakaria...

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/OPINION/05/ ... tml?hpt=T1

praksam · Post by **praksam** » 05 May 2010 21:57

Rangudu
Post subject: Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP): Apr. 11, 2

I doubt an LeT connection. LeT would mean TSPA/ISI and the bomb would have likely exploded.

This guy looks like a standard Deobandi lower level terrorist, so JeM is my bet. Note that Sipah-e-Sahaba, LeJ, HuM, TTP etc. are all part of the same umbrella.

If jihadi links are undeniable, I expect TSPA to put the blame on LeJ to protect JeM and fatass Masood Azhar. They will definitely not accept any links if LeT is connected.

Link emerges between Times Square bomb attempt and Pakistani militant group

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld ... 3192.story.

Nice analysis Ranguduji

shravan · Post by **shravan** » 05 May 2010 21:57

NY bombing is reaction to drone strikes: FM

ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi believes the attempted New York’s Times Square bombing is a reaction to US drones targeting Taliban followers along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

"This is a blow back. This is a reaction. This is retaliation. And you could expect that. Let's not be naive. They're not going to sort of sit and welcome you eliminate them. They're going to fight back," CBS News quoted Qureshi, as saying.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 May 2010 22:03

shravan wrote:NY bombing is reaction to drone strikes: FM

ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi believes the attempted New York’s Times Square bombing is a reaction to US drones targeting Taliban followers along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

"This is a blow back. This is a reaction. This is retaliation. And you could expect that. Let's not be naive. They're not going to sort of sit and welcome you eliminate them. They're going to fight back," CBS News quoted Qureshi, as saying.

I like Qureshi. He is a master snake oil seller. He will get the Americans to pay Pakistan for this botched attempt.

Amber G. · Post by **Amber G.** » 05 May 2010 22:09

Properties/characterstics of a smart Paki: (Well known facts Summarized from news reports)
- Buy a used Nissan Pathfinder with cash
- Decline a bill of sale or any other paperwork
- But make that process a little noteworthy so the seller remembers your face.

- Communicate about the deal on a prepaid cellphone, registered to no one.
- Use the same cellphone to call your dad and others in Pakiland, the same phone numbers which calls back to your other phone which is registered in your name and it takes only a minute or so to find it.
- Use the same phone to call a fireworks store in Pennsylvania.
- Be careful with the phone, but use your own computer to access/email craiglist (Sahazad name was suspect almost right away after the owner was identified)
-Strip the vehicle identification number, or VIN, from the dashboard.
- But not from Engine, axle, etc.
- Leave the keys in the car.
- Along with the house key, which fits your home - the same housee which is called by a Paki number - the Paki number which the prepaid cellphone called -- the same cellphone which called the Pathfinders previous owner.
- Add a stolen license plate from near by junk yard (locating your neighborhood)
- Don't use Ezpass, but licence plates are still recorded at the toll booths video cameras.
- Tint the windows.
- From the same place which tinted the your older Isuzu Rodeo - the car you drove to meet the seller of Nisan.
- Buy some fertilizer (some become fertilizer )..

Chinmayanand · Post by **Chinmayanand** » 05 May 2010 22:16

This whole episode looks like a CIA & ISI staged drama to divert attention from something or to give more arms and money to Pak or to create some pressure on India or all of the above.

Venkarl · Post by **Venkarl** » 05 May 2010 22:30

Gagan wrote:
Venkarl wrote:Bosslog,

Just now finished reading the comments section on NYT....woww...so many paki bashers .......party time....am loving it...

Venkat
It is not right to enjoy akele akele.

Can you please post the relevant link here for some good old koophar entertainment.

Added Later: Found one such link: NYT comments section

Gagan Saar....what am I in the presence of BRF Biggies here who are the first to track such "Paki-lust"

online? Abologies to jhyu...I yam a humble BRF lurger onlee

{wow..BENIS lang ij bery adigtive}

I was referring to same article you posted. Thanks to you.
Though it is not humane and ethical to say..but this bomb should have blown.....this would actually wake up or make a normal American more aware of Paki's love towards them...which "may" effect a policy change w.r.t Amreeki-Paki relations.....a loud band on the a$$ is perfectly justified when a person is pretending to sleep...collateral damage will be unavoidable in such cases..

Americans woke up...finally...what were we saying all this while?

363.
Mystic
ny
May 4th, 2010
9:02 am
All this is a result of Obama's policy of mollycoddling to Pakistan - the epicentre of global terrorism. A bigger danger will arise from the arms USA is currently selling to Pakistan. These very arms will find their ways to future terrorists who will use it against US interests in Afghanistan and the middle east. Obama is giving more claws to the already exisitng frankenstein failed state of Pakistan. Wonder whose the Super power in the relationship as it looks like Pakistan is dictating terms under a viel of lies. Even the dead Hakimullah MEhsud has turned out to be alive and kicking.

Mini entertainment in a major entertainer

123.
Stephen
Boston
May 3rd, 2010
3:18 pm
Where's Jack Bauer at? If this was 24, he would have tracked down the suspect, interrogated him, and then gone against the president (in order to save the president), all in 40 minutes. Cmon big brother, step it up!

Regards,
Venkat

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 05 May 2010 22:36

^

Though it is not humane and ethical to say..but this bomb should have blown.....this would actually wake up or make a normal American more aware of Paki's love towards them...which "may" effect a policy change w.r.t Amreeki-Paki relations.....a loud band on the a$$ is perfectly justified when a person is pretending to sleep...collateral damage will be unavoidable in such cases..

This is a YYY conspiracy that is thwarted by almighty time and again.

Majority of 9/11 perpetrators came from KSA and masterminded in TSP. Yet almighty saved these pious nations from any repercussions.

AnimeshP · Post by **AnimeshP** » 05 May 2010 22:38

Apologies if posted earlier ...

Fear grips Pakistani-Americans

A Pakistani-American girl, only 12, refused to go to school on Tuesday, saying she fears other students will ask her questions about the suspect held in New York for a failed attempt to bomb Times Square.

Another girl, 11, went to school when her mother persuaded her to but the mother had to go back to school during the lunch break to counsel her.

A 53-year old man throttled his laughter at a dinner in a Virginia restaurant as a US television channel identified the suspect as a Pakistani-American. “That’s it. We are cooked,” he remarked.

....

Mr Siddiqui, another Pakistani-American who only gave his last name, said that Pakistan needed to “deal with the root cause” of terrorism.

He suggested massive reform of the education system, which should include “revision of textbooks that preach hate against other religions, closure of all those madressahs that indulge in hate-mongering and more money for the right type of education”.

bahdada · Post by **bahdada** » 05 May 2010 22:39

RamaY wrote:^
Though it is not humane and ethical to say..but this bomb should have blown.....this would actually wake up or make a normal American more aware of Paki's love towards them...which "may" effect a policy change w.r.t Amreeki-Paki relations.....a loud band on the a$$ is perfectly justified when a person is pretending to sleep...collateral damage will be unavoidable in such cases..
This is a YYY conspiracy that is thwarted by almighty time and again.

Majority of 9/11 perpetrators came from KSA and masterminded in TSP. Yet almighty saved these pious nations from any repercussions.

Touche.