Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP): Aug 09, 2010

[Manishw]

Afganistan donates $1M to Pakistan flood victims.
http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect/daw ... stan-qs-06

Ha-Ha , Hope the parklurks are watching this.

[Pratyush]

Dear Taliban,

Please take care of this traitorius kaffir agent Irfan Hussein for writing such a reasonabe and logical article. Who T EFF he think he is, to recommend a change in the intrepretion of Islamic Laws.

Regards

Pratyush

[Philip]

..and another Dawn columnist who cannot see a new "Dawn" for Pak!

http://www.dawn.com/wps/wcm/connect/daw ... -knees-580

Sixty-three and down on our knees
By Ardeshir Cowasjee

Excerpts:

Cried Cassio in Shakespeare’s Othello: “Reputation, reputation, reputation! O, I have lost my reputation! I have lost the immortal part of myself, and what remains is bestial. My reputation, Iago, my reputation!”

Later, in that great tragedy, arch-villain Iago provokes Othello: “Good name in man and woman, dear my lord, Is the immediate jewel of their souls: Who steals my purse steals trash; ’tis something, nothing; ’Twas mine, ’tis his, and has been slave to thousands; But he that filches from me my good name, Robs me of that which not enriches him, And makes me poor indeed.”

This latter quote was passionately used by Benazir as prime minister, defending herself in the National Assembly in her second round on but one of the occasions during which she was subjected to allegations of corruption, due in no small part to the suspected misdeeds of her husband-minister.

Our president has made a mockery of his country and of the position of head of state. His prime minister has been made a fool of by his loyal aides, and his ministers and administration have shown themselves to be helpless, incompetent and concerned only with their immediate need to be projected in the media as saviours of an out-of-control situation — and this despite the prime ministerial admission that the government is as way out of its depth as are the inundated cities, towns, villages and fields of this unfortunate country.

Yesterday, the nation marked its 63rd year of existence — but of course it does not exist in its original form. Our dear leaders in the run up to 1971 saw to it that half the country was willfully dismantled and given away. The usual annual inane platitudes were issued by the current leadership without their realising that using the name of the founder-maker, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, is an insult to his memory, so distant has Pakistan grown from what it was intended to be and so removed are they themselves from the man that was in every conceivable way.

Is there hope of redemption? For what is left of my generation, the answer is no, as it is for a couple of generations that followed. For the youth of the country, there is always hope, as optimism flourishes in those who have not yet experienced the travails and turmoil of life. But what is for sure is that under this present dispensation we will not find redemption as it is so manifestly beyond its members to make any change other than for the worse.

It seems that even the mighty army is nonplussed. All we can do is wait and see what our mentors, providers and protectors have in store for us, how does the US now intend to tackle the problem that is Pakistan? The ‘deal’ it so laboriously set up between Pervez Musharraf, Ashfaq Kayani, Asif Zardari and its European partners after the loss of Benazir does not seem to have quite worked out as intended — unless the intent was failure.

[Brad Goodman]

Pakistan’s disaster politics

In fragile countries, the effects of natural disasters quickly ripple far beyond the burdens of repair -- Pakistan’s flooding is generating a security challenge that potentially threatens the entire region of South Asia.

Zeeshan Aleem, before making comments from your musharraf you need to think there are some sane people reading your BS. Now will you care to explain us how?

In a state of unprecedented vulnerability, many Pakistani hearts and minds are up for grabs. And neither the U.S. nor Islamist extremists in Pakistan are allowing the crisis to go to waste; they have been conspicuously competing for the status of most beneficent.

Now here is the answer give us the money or we will unleash the wild dogs on you

Now here is a response from some reader. Looks like Goras that Casey was refering to have really taken a liking for the holy book AOA

The Koran: Sura (2:191-193) - "And slay them wherever ye find them, and drive them out of the places whence they drove you out, for persecution of Muslims is worse than slaughter of non-believers...and fight them until persecution is no more, and religion is for Allah." Sura (4:74) - "Let those fight in the way of Allah who sell the life of this world for the other. Whoso fighteth in the way of Allah, be he slain or be he victorious, on him We shall bestow a vast reward." Sura (4:76) - "Those who believe fight in the cause of Allah…" Sura (5:33) - "The punishment of those who wage war against Allah and His messenger and strive to make mischief in the land is only this, that they should be murdered or crucified or their hands and their feet should be cut off on opposite sides or they should be imprisoned; this shall be as a disgrace for them in this world, and in the hereafter they shall have a grievous chastisement" Sura (8:12) - "I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them" Sura (8:39) - "And fight with them until there is no more persecution and religion should be only for Allah" Sura (8:57) - "If thou comest on them in the war, deal with them so as to strike fear in those who are behind them, that haply they may remember." Sura (9:14) - "Fight them, Allah will punish them by your hands and bring them to disgrace..." Sura (9:29) - "Fight those who believe not in Allah nor the Last Day, nor hold that forbidden which hath been forbidden by Allah and His Messenger, nor acknowledge the religion of Truth, even if they are of the People of the Book, until they pay the Jizya with willing submission, and feel themselves subdued." Sura (9:30) - "And the Jews say: Ezra is the son of Allah; and the Christians say: The Messiah is the son of Allah; these are the words of their mouths; they imitate the saying of those who disbelieved before; may Allah destroy them; how they are turned away!" Sura (9:123) - "O you who believe! fight those of the unbelievers who are near to you and let them find in you hardness." Sura (47:4) - "So when you meet in battle those who disbelieve, then smite the necks until when you have overcome them, then make them prisoners," Sura (61:4) - "Surely Allah loves those who fight in His way" Sura (66:9) - "O Prophet! Strive against the disbelievers and the hypocrites, and be stern with them. Hell will be their home, a hapless journey's end From the Hadith: Muslim (1:33) - the Messenger of Allah said: I have been commanded to fight against people till they testify that there is no god but Allah, that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah Bukhari (8:387) - Allah's Apostle said, “I have been ordered to fight the people till they say: 'None has the right to be worshipped but Allah’” Tabari 7:97 The morning after the murder of Ashraf, the Prophet declared, "Kill any Jew who falls under your power." Ibn Ishaq: 327 - “Allah said, ‘A prophet must slaughter before collecting captives. A slaughtered enemy is driven from the land. Muhammad, you craved the desires of this world, its goods and the ransom captives would bring. But Allah desires killing them to manifest the religion.’” Ibn Ishaq: 992 - "Fight everyone in the way of Allah and kill those who disbelieve in Allah." The Koran and hadiths are replete with examples of Muhammad's barbaric behavior.

[SSridhar]

ISI sees Islamist militants, not India, as main threat to Pakistan

Without comments. The stripes and spots cannot change.

[Suppiah]

Dear Taliban,

Please take care of this traitorius kaffir agent Irfan Hussein for writing such a reasonabe and logical article. Who T EFF he think he is, to recommend a change in the intrepretion of Islamic Laws.

Regards

Pratyush

You think Taliban/ROP is stupid? They deliberately allow such characters to roam around as 'licensed critics'. Because for every rant against fundoo Islam they come out with 10 against yeevil yindoos. Not only that they happily join forces with Stalinist rapist goons in their anti-hindu pogrom. If that is not enough, they also keep some semblance of 'we tolerate criticism onlee' image which benefits the Taliban....

You have to wait for a long time for such characters, including Javed Akhtar, Shabana Azmi et al to be bumped off by Taliban...

[Pratyush]

Suppiah, The evil Kaffir has beaten me up

[A Arun]

ICC plans to send World XI to Pakistan

[rgsrini]

ISI sees Islamist militants, not India, as main threat to Pakistan

Without comments. The stripes and spots cannot change.

Taqquiya (not to be confused with Tequila) at its best. Quick wins with no investment.
1. Should send WKK to a frenzy now. This would also bring out some much needed positive press for TSP from WKKs. Wait for the WKK chorus about how Pakistan is slowly realizing its mistake and as a big brother we should be there to help in time of need.
2. Allows their government enough space to grab the aid bag waiting at their door step.
3. Reinforces the lie that India is/was a threat to Pakistan

This Taqquiya message is released in conjunction with another message that India, in its infinite hatred, is the root cause of floods in Pakistan. WKKs will pick up the Taqquiya for lovefest and the Islamists (regular pakistanis) will pick up the other one to keep the hatred intact.

[RajeshA]

Joke of the Month

Pakistan's survival by Alex Joseph: The Australian Blog

I APPLAUD Mustafa Qadri's piece urging the world to help Pakistan ("Aiding Pakistan will protect West's security" World Commentary, 17/8).

However, I'm a bit disappointed he did not dwell on the role India could play.

The best organisation that can help Pakistan in its hour of need is the Indian army, which maintains several hundred thousand combat troops very close to its western border. It would take less than a day for tens of thousands of those troops (sans weapons, of course) to reach the flooded areas and help in rescue operations, distribution of food, medical assistance, etc.

We all have a stake in Pakistan's survival as a stable democracy. The world cannot afford to hand over millions of potential recruits to al-Qa'ida.

Alex Joseph, Patterson Lakes, Vic

[Manishw]

^^^ What happened to the 1=10 Porki army ?

[Uttam]

Tazza Samachar: Today, for the very first time, sun rose in the west.

Militants Overtake India as Top Threat, Says Pakistan's ISI ---- WSJ

Here comes a rebuttal. (From TOI)

Flooded Pak sings new tune on India, battles trust deficit for world aid

Read more: Flooded Pak sings new tune on India, battles trust deficit for world aid - Pakistan - World - The Times of India http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/worl ... z0wsPKuPdO[/url]

WASHINGTON: With almost one-fifth of the country reeling from floods, Pakistan has said its homegrown terrorists have overtaken the Indian Army as the greatest threat to its national security, even as Islamabad battles overcome the world’s trust deficit to win desperately needed aid.

The sudden turnaround in downgrading the Indian ''threat,'' reportedly contained in a recent internal assessment of security by the country’s spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), comes only weeks after the country’s military supremo Pervez Ashfaq Kayani rebuffed Washington’s efforts to highlight the threat of home-grown terrorism while insisting India remained the principal enemy.

The ''recent'' undated assessment, leaked by a senior ISIofficial to the Wall Street Journal, allocates a ''two-thirds likelihood of a major threat to the state coming from militants rather than from India or elsewhere.'' Evidently, it is the first time since Independence that India isn’t being viewed as the top threat.

The purported rethink, received leerily in Washington and New Delhi, comes amid catastrophic floods that has devastated Pakistan and generated talk about the country’s very survival. Some reports say nearly a quarter of the country – an area the size of Great Britain – is affected by floods, and there is fearful speculation that extremists will have a run of the place because of government apathy and inefficiency.

Pakistan’s civilian rulers have tried to highlight this aspect to drum up more aid from world community, but till last weekend its appeal was met with skepticism given Islamabad’s own dodgy use of militant groups to further its strategic depth, a concept which Kayani defended till recently. But that depth now appears to have been washed away; on Tuesday, Pakistan faced the mortifying spectacle of Afghanistan giving it $ 1 million in flood aid, even as it sat on India offer of $ 5 million in aid with more to follow.

The neighbourly concern from countries that Pakistan has tried to undermine for long is in sharp contrast to the indifference, based on suspicion about Islamabad’s bona fides, from most of the world community. As of last weekend, the Indian aid offer topped France ($ 1.5 million), Germany ( $ 2.4 million), Italy ( $ 1.8 million) , Netherlands ( $ 1.3 million). Sweden ($ 3 million), and a host of other wealthy countries.

International experts attribute the cautious and tentative response by the world community to the trust deficit – as also donor fatigue -- arising from the Pakistani establishment’s deep and long ties to terrorism. "We note often an image deficit with regards to Pakistan among Western public opinion," Elizabeth Byrs, spokeswoman of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, bluntly stated over the weekend, even as she and other experts questioned the logic of punishing millions of flood victims for the policies of the country's militarized establishment.

Pakistan's image deficit became evident in the poor response to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s appeal for $ 10 individual donation through text messages for flood relief – an effort that brought in only thousands of dollars in the first few hours compared to the millions which rolled in for the Haiti earthquake and tsunami relief funds.

Similarly, a German lawmaker who is trying to raise money for Pakistan complained to Der Spielgel that he had so far been met with two types of reactions: "Some fear their money will help extremists. Others say: If Pakistan would spend less money on its efforts to arm itself with nuclear weapons then it would have enough money to manage the catastrophe."

Pakistan appears to have gotten the message – or at least is pretending that it did – going by the disclosure of its new threat assessment that runs contrary to what its Armychief insisted only weeks ago – that India remained a bigger threat than home-grown terrorists.

Read more: Flooded Pak sings new tune on India, battles trust deficit for world aid - Pakistan - World - The Times of India http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/worl ... z0wsPVkydz

[shiv]

Pakistan divided over what symbol to choose for its own rupee
http://www.fakingnews.com/2010/06/pakis ... own-rupee/

[rgsrini]

Pakistan faced the mortifying spectacle of Afghanistan giving it $ 1 million in flood aid, even as it sat on India offer of $ 5 million in aid with more to follow.

Hope the cheque from Afganistan doesn't bounce. Only Somalia and Haiti are missing from the list. I am sure it is just a question of time...
Pakistan's march to the future continues, with outstretched hands.

[sum]

Pakistan's march to the future continues, with outstretched hands.

Truly a H&D crusher if there ever was one ( the "ex-strategic depth" of TSP donating $$). Now if only the Chankian SDREs could add the namak in the zhakam...

[kmkraoind]

Self deleted.

[kish]

Pakistan divided over what symbol to choose for its own rupee
http://www.fakingnews.com/2010/06/pakis ... own-rupee/

“This reminds me of Pokhran nuclear tests in 1998. These guys had joined the elite nuclear club all by themselves forcing us to rush in to join the same thereafter. Why do they shamelessly keep on gate-crashing and joining clubs when no one invites them?” wondered Sohail Tanveer, a Pakistani cricketer who was upset with India’s decision.

“Hinduon ki zeheniyat hi aisi hai toh bas unhone kar diya jo bhi tha.” he added, accusing Indians, whom he terms as Hindus, of being deceitful and triggering a symbol race in the subcontinent.

My God, look at the terms used by Sohail Tanveer. He was getting paid by the same Hindus couple of years back (IPL). Where are those who wanted to include these Pakis(Cousin F***ers) in the IPL.

[AnimeshP]

Pakistan divided over what symbol to choose for its own rupee
http://www.fakingnews.com/2010/06/pakis ... own-rupee/

Its a humorous news article folks ....

[Jayram]

Pakistan divided over what symbol to choose for its own rupee
http://www.fakingnews.com/2010/06/pakis ... own-rupee/

“Hinduon ki zeheniyat hi aisi hai toh bas unhone kar diya jo bhi tha.” he added, accusing Indians, whom he terms as Hindus, of being deceitful and triggering a symbol race in the subcontinent.

My God, look at the terms used by Sohail Tanveer. He was getting paid by the same Hindus couple of years back (IPL). Where are those who wanted to include these Pakis(Cousin F***ers) in the IPL.

Does the term "Faking News" ring a bell?

[jamwal]

Soahil Tanveer did say this line on a TV show for real. You can probably find the video on youtube

[bart]

“Hinduon ki zeheniyat hi aisi hai toh bas unhone kar diya jo bhi tha.” he added, accusing Indians, whom he terms as Hindus, of being deceitful and triggering a symbol race in the subcontinent.

My God, look at the terms used by Sohail Tanveer. He was getting paid by the same Hindus couple of years back (IPL). Where are those who wanted to include these Pakis(Cousin F***ers) in the IPL.

Does the term "Faking News" ring a bell?

LOL... 'kish' did not pick up on that. But to be fair, Sohail Tanveer did use those exact same words or similar when he was left out of the IPL so whatever said about his character is absolutely correct.

[Karna_A]

ISI sees Islamist militants, not India, as main threat to Pakistan

Without comments. The stripes and spots cannot change.

Percentage sense and Sensibility

0% of TSP under water: India is gretest threat to TSP, all Pakistanis are greatest threat to the world.
25% of TSP is under water: Militants are the greatest threat to TSP, 75% Pakistanis are greatest threat to the world.
50% of TSP is under water: ISI is the greatest threat to TSP, 50% Pakistanis are greatest threat to the world.
75% of TSP is under water: TSPA is the greatest threat to TSP, 25% Pakistanis are greatest threat to the world.
100% of TSP is under water: Pakistanis WERE the greatest threat to TSP and the world and now there is no threat to anyone.
Who knows , the next snorkeling trip maybe to TSP instead of Hawaii.

[Klaus]

0% of TSP under water: India is gretest threat to TSP, all Pakistanis are greatest threat to the world.
25% of TSP is under water: Militants are the greatest threat to TSP, 75% Pakistanis are greatest threat to the world.
50% of TSP is under water: ISI is the greatest threat to TSP, 50% Pakistanis are greatest threat to the world.
75% of TSP is under water: TSPA is the greatest threat to TSP, 25% Pakistanis are greatest threat to the world.
100% of TSP is under water: Pakistanis WERE the greatest threat to TSP and the world and now there is no threat to anyone.
Who knows , the next snorkeling trip maybe to TSP instead of Hawaii.

Reminds me of the joke in the Humour thread of 3 people (one Sri Lankan, one Paki and one Indian) coming across a genie who wished to give hem one boon each. The Paki asks for a huge wall to be built all around Paki-land, the Indian being naturally curious asks the genie about the wall and upon knowing that it is 150 feet high asks the genie to fill up the inside with water.

[Sudip]

I have one last question for the gurus regarding flood water, I hope they dont mind

In the map above, the most affected areas seem to be bordering jaisalmer and barmer. How is it that we did not hear any news of flooding (or atleast severe damage) in these areas? Is it simply that our infrastructure could cope with it??

[Brando]

Another Gem from the Pakistani media:

Where is this all Water coming from.
http://www.paktribune.com/news/index.shtml?230630
It is two weeks since the rains stopped but water continues to rise in the rivers Indus and Chenab. There was no flooding in India or in Afghanistan. Never before have rivers in all the provinces of Pakistan flooded at the same time without a similar act affecting the upstream, the source. While some parts of the country, like some areas of Khyber Pakhtun Khwa saw flooding in 1929, the simultaneous floods covering all of Pakistan and in all of the rivers flowing in from Afghanistan and Indian-occupied Kashmir is something truly unprecedented.
..........................
There is every likelihood that what we are seeing today is that the Indians and the US-backed regime in Kabul are using water as a weapon for the first time to deluge Pakistan. There is no doubt about it.
...................
How Pakistan responds to this latest Indian water war and aggression is something that remains to be seen. What is confirmed is that the incumbent pro-US government in Islamabad is useless when it comes to defending the Pakistani interest. To be fair to this government, this unusual situation in Islamabad started under former President Musharraf and continues with the current ‘elected’ government with amazing continuity. This water aggression has proved more lethal than the TTP [so-called Pakistani Taliban] and the BLA insurgencies, both of which were started from the Afghan springboard to punish Pakistan.

Pakistan has taken another serious hit, more from its corrupt rulers than external enemies. These Indian Dams now need to be destroyed. India has declared war on us by exploiting and orchestrating these floods.

So the message is - India started it, somebody go blow up their dams and cause massive damage to Kashmiris ??

Way to go Pukes! Kill the very people whom you claim to be fighting for!

[kmkraoind]

Another Gem from the Pakistani media:

Where is this all Water coming from.
http://www.paktribune.com/news/index.shtml?230630

Pakistan has taken another serious hit, more from its corrupt rulers than external enemies. These Indian Dams now need to be destroyed. India has declared war on us by exploiting and orchestrating these floods.

So the message is - India started it, somebody go blow up their dams and cause massive damage to Kashmiris ??

Way to go Pukes! Kill the very people whom you claim to be fighting for!

After 5 years once Pakistan is collapsed, there will be a new popular noun like Gobel's propaganda, "pakistaniyat." I am guessing what is IQ of this writer.

[KrishG]

In the map above, the most affected areas seem to be bordering jaisalmer and barmer. How is it that we did not hear any news of flooding (or atleast severe damage) in these areas? Is it simply that our infrastructure could cope with it??

The map shows severity of the floods by districts. It's only around the Indus river that the land is fertile and flooded and the rest of the areas to the east are desert/semi-desert. So if the map shows Sukkur as heavily affected district it doesn't mean whole of district is flooded and that just areas around the river are. The area to the east from Sukkur is the Thar Desert.

[archan]

Another Gem from the Pakistani media:

Where is this all Water coming from.
http://www.paktribune.com/news/index.shtml?230630
There is every likelihood that what we are seeing today is that the Indians and the US-backed regime in Kabul are using water as a weapon for the first time to deluge Pakistan. There is no doubt about it.

He contradicts himself right there. First he says "There is every likelihood" and then says "There is no doubt about it". Either it is "likely" (i.e. there is a possibility) or it true beyond doubt.
So what do I see, is the paki military still trying to fool its people by using the India bogey even in this hard time? I am sure the pakis will accept this with arms wide open. Now to destroy those dams in big bad India, the military would need to be strengthened. Hence the extra $$s that are coming by way of donation for flood need to be invested in the military to prevent future such floods!
So dear poor Pakistani people affected by the flood, suck it up, take the losses and contribute to make a stronger military. The houses of those jarnails and karnails could use some better furniture, by the way.

[CRamS]

deleted. Wrong thread.

[Manny]

When that bugger Holbrooke says that Pakistan needs all the help...we can suggest that India-Iran pipeline via Pakistan is a good way to help the Pakistani flood victims.

[Ameet]

Pakistan's Floods Threaten the Economy and the President

http://www.time.com/time/world/article/ ... pularemail

On Tuesday, Pakistan took out a $900 million loan from the World Bank, adding to its already huge debt burden of $55.5 billion.That figure will rise in the next few years as debt rescheduled after 9/11 returns.

There is little prospect of a change in government. The opposition has to avoid being seen as exploiting a national tragedy, and the army is too overstretched to resort to a coup.

Sheikh insists that the tragedy could offer a silver lining. "It could be an opportunity to make tough decisions," he says. "For example, we could push through a sales tax, introduce a flood surcharge on well-to-do people and get some leeway from the IMF and support from the international community."

[Karna_A]

Out of 3 printing presses making fake Indian currencies, the one in NWFP and Quetta are shut down, only the one in Karachi is up and running due to floods.
Maybe next time Indian aid should be in fake Indian currency.
They have money to buy high quality paper and inks for fake Indian currency, but no money for food and water for their own citizens.

[Brad Goodman]

If snakes were not enough the TSPA has left some presents for KP residents

Floating explosives threatening people's lives in Pak's flooded Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Peshawar, Aug.17 (ANI): The floods in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region have brought with itself the risk of people getting injured by unexploded bombs and other explosives which were left back during the anti-militant operation
in the region

Did TSPA leave this uused ammo as present to TTP bunnies?

[Brad Goodman]

Qureshi scores a self goal

Qureshi says Pak media's sensationalizing aid 'misuse' hitting country's image abroad

If you yourself raise doubts about your government and its agencies, you would weaken the world confidence," Qureshi told reporters here during a press conference

When asked about India's five million dollar assistance, he said there were sensitivities involved in the issue because of "a different nature of relationship with it," The Dawn reports. (ANI)

[Brad Goodman]

Sharif brothers in double speak. Looks like pakis chorus is ringing. Paki begging with gun to its head continues

Punjab Chief Minister: Flood Victims Can Become Extremists If Rehabilitation Efforts Fail

Shahbaz Sharif, chief minister of Pakistan's Punjab province, has warned the international community that flood victims in Pakistan can turn into extremists if rehabilitation programs are not implemented urgently, according to an Urdu-language daily.

Talking to the ambassadors of Iran, Syria and the U.S., Sharif said: "the international community cannot remain indifferent to the plight of the flood victims in Pakistan. If we do not fulfil our responsibilities, the flood victims can turn towards extremism."

Sharif also said that the international community, especially the developed countries, should support Pakistan in during this emergency and help rehabilitate displaced people, according to a report in the Urdu-language daily Roznama Express.

The chief minister also thanked the Syrian, Iranian and American people and their governments for their support in relief activities and expressed the hope that they will keep helping Pakistan in rehabilitating the flood victims.

Source: Roznama Express, Pakistan, August 16, 2010

[ramana]

Maybe India can re-imburse Afghanistan for its aid to TSP. Keeps TSP H&D intact and aid to flood victims gets delivered thru Afghanistan which might get some goodwill. NOT!

[Prem]

Punjab Chief Minister: Flood Victims Can Become Extremists If Rehabilitation Efforts Fail

Poak Currency PKR sounds like Pukar=Incessant Beseeching and Poak land acting like IBM=International Begging Mulak or Machine.

[Prem]

Generous donations stream from wealthy Islamic nations to their desperate brethren in Pakistan -- no, wait...
http://www.jihadwatch.org/2010/08/gener ... ---no.html

Islamic nations are shunning a United Nations appeal for the worsening Pakistan floods, amid tensions with President Zardari.Western countries have rallied to Pakistan's aid, with the US and Britain the leading donors in the drive to raise $US460 million in the first 90 days. Hillary Clinton, the US Secretary of State, is expected to attend a special meeting of the UN General Assembly on Thursday to show solidarity with Pakistan, diplomats said.Not a single Islamic nation appeared yesterday on the UN's latest list of donors, despite efforts to reach out to them.Mr Reader noted that Islamic nations such as Saudi Arabia had traditionally given aid directly to Pakistan rather than through the UN. "The money we track is ... given to the multilateral process and given through UN appeals," he said. "It does not track the money that is given bilaterally."Analysts blamed Riyadh's strained relations with President Zardari for the apparent indifference of the oil-rich Saudi Government. "King Abdullah has never liked Mr Zardari, for various reasons," said a former Pakistani diplomat."One is Mr Zardari's closeness to the Americans. His being a Shia may also be a factor."...

Poaklurkers should note that Pakistan has given such bad name to Islam that none of the islamic nation want anything to do with Pook people . Onlee way to redeem is to get rid of impure elements like Shias, Ahmadis etc as well all the kaffirs to live up to the paak name of Paakistan.

Ichaak Daanna Beekchak Daana , Daane uppar Daana ,ichakk dana.
Poakland me flood aayee, Ummha hai Begana.

[Manny]

There is plenty of money for the flood victims. A Little planning and a little reallocation of funds can solve this crisis.

1) A.Q.Khans (The terrorist nuclear proliferator) amazing fortunes when he sold nuke technology to N.Korea, Libya, Iran and AQ. He now lives in a palace at Rawalpindi. He is worth close to $100 million

2) The Pakistani Generals, Cols and Brigadiers who are automatically allocated 100 acres each of arable rich fertile and mineral rich land (albeit a little wet momentarily) of Pakistan and Baluchistan

3) The Part of Kashmir that was never yours to begin with that you gave away to China. Thats worth a lot. So China can now pony up for those stolen property.

4) All those bits and pieces of donations these flood victims have been giving to the Talibans to kill Sufies, Ahmedies, Baluchs, Hindus and Westerners. That must have piled up to a tidy sum by now.

5) The Blackmailed money that the US gave Pakistan ISI/Armed forces (approx $20Billion)

6) That $5 Billion tucked away to buy 15 F-16s

7) The money to procure 2 nuclear plant from China

The special fund (a Big budget of the Pakistan GDP) to terrorize India.

9) Musharraf's lecture tour in Dubai and book signing advance = $10 million

10) Profit from all the water beds that are being sold in ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN.

Add em all up. Each flood victim can now get at least $20,000

There you go.

[saip]

AID GROUP PREPS FOR SECOND DISASTER IN PAKISTAN

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/08/17/ai ... ent-189574

Look at the comments. 90% of them dont care for aid and some of them are real hilarious.

With 20% of their country under water, there is no more excuses why Pakistan shouldn't do very well in the swimming parts of the summer olympics

Pakistan's new national anthem is now officially " Singing in the Rain."