As a humanitarian gesture, the Obama administration should grant temporary protected status to Pakistani nationals now in the United States. T.P.S. would permit them to live and work here legally, and repatriate money to families back home, for 18 months.
He is Poak's representative Addullah Harron, the second best dresed begger.ramana wrote:Is the guy in the right in a fancy dress parade?
Earthquake jolts northern Pakistan
Saturday, 18 Sep, 2010
ISLAMABAD: High-intensity tremors jolted vast areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, Azad Kashmir and Islamabad a little before midnight on Friday, triggering panic among people.
According to seismic department, the magnitude of the quake was 6.3 on the Richter scale and its epicentre was somewhere in Hindukush mountains. The tremors lasted 14 to 15 seconds.
There is always the next one, saar.Aditya_V wrote:Looks like a very moderate earthquake, no causualties! I just wish it has buried soem tunnels and bridges in Gilgit Baltistan
IIRC, this is just following the Paki model of evolution:Aditya_V wrote:Looks like a very moderate earthquake, no causualties! I just wish it has buried soem tunnels and bridges in Gilgit Baltistan
The Pakistanis are always well suited and booted to impress Westerners. This they have been doing consistently since a long time. The contrast between Gandhi & Jinnah was stark, of course in everything, but especially in dress. The faithful followers of Jinnah have taken over the dress code from him (and possibly pork and wine too). It is left to the extreme wahhabis & deobandis to change this.ramana wrote:Is the guy in the right in a fancy dress parade?
^Theo_Fidel wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/18/opini ... istan.html
Help Pakistanis Here
As a humanitarian gesture, the Obama administration should grant temporary protected status to Pakistani nationals now in the United States. T.P.S. would permit them to live and work here legally, and repatriate money to families back home, for 18 months.
you can also work there @15 cents/hr and repatriate full earnings.Not to mention the important "state guest status".Singha wrote:yes - full room and board in the phoenix arizona open air prison motel
48 barbaric animals killed and they call it skirmish?A_Gupta wrote:
He is pakee TFTA, saar. Ameerkhan upgraded paki skull cap to texas hat. Pakees all hat, no cattle onlee, saar.ramana wrote:Is the guy in the right in a fancy dress parade?
The Pakistani elite did not understand the Progressive Writers. They thought things were jolly and acted as if to say: "Well, my bungalows are being built, my son is now a bureaucrat, my land has never returned so much money, my daughter has married an army captain with prospects, and I am about to buy a flat in London . . . the people are OK . . . they can't really do better and they eat better then the Indians . . . all is well."
Isn't the whole paki nation a parade (of loonies, losers, liars and the lost)?ramana wrote:Is the guy in the right in a fancy dress parade?
Yeah! "Here's another reason for you beggers to go beg for more".chetak wrote:Is the one and only trying to tell these guys something??
Due to partition India has lost a great character actor. Altaf Bhai, Bollywood needs you!Guddu wrote:Comedy central...ya allah kya acting hai..
Chandigarh, Sep 18 (IANS) Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal Saturday urged the governments of India and Pakistan to take initiatives to make the international border between both the countries soft, secure and peaceful to boost economic performance in the region.
He however said that the linkages between two Punjabs should not in any way be understood as weakening the two independent sovereign countries but should be viewed as strengthening both India and Pakistan by bringing them together.
Does Hindi film industry make any shariah compliant movies that pakis can learn from?A special task force formed by Pakistan to revive its film industry will be visiting Mumbai to learn lessons from Bollywood, a senior Pakistani senate committee chairman said here Saturday.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has given a guarantee to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that it will keep paying back loans and interest charges, putting at rest speculation that the government is seeking debt write-offs and rescheduling after floods ravaged the country.
The need for assurance arose after a debate erupted on whether Pakistan should seek debt moratorium in the wake of the floods which have strained its limited resources.
The guarantee was given in a policy letter, submitted on September 10 and signed by State Bank Governor Shahid Hafiz Kardar and Finance Minister Dr Abdul Hafeez Shaikh.
I thought poverty was never a goal everyone in pakhanastan was rich and well to do. Also what is hunger?Pakistan is unlikely to meet seven out of eight Millennium Development Goals by the year 2015, said a report released by the Planning Commission on Friday. The vital goals include ‘universal primary education’, ’eradication poverty and hunger’ and ‘reduction in child mortality’.
I think I should apply for a job in IMF nothing like an SDRE making TFTA pakis GUBOISLAMABAD: The federal government of Pakistan has assured International Monetary Fund (IMF) that the subsidy on electricity will be withdrawn and the tariffs will further be raised to settle down issues relating to circular date for the growth of power sector, Geo News reported Saturday.
This assurance was extended to IMF through a ‘letter of intent’ written from central government.
Additional 10 percent income surcharge will be leveled to meet losses caused by worst ever floods in country’s history, said the letter.
While the reforms in General Sales Taxes (GST) will be brought by October 1 this year.
According to letter, the government has anticipated economic development will drop from previous anticipation 4.5 percent to 2.5 percent due to flood disaster while the inflation rate will remain intact at 13 percent pace.
This will bring in a new sailaab of inflation for mango abduls. Man I want to see how working class and mango abduls will now survive in pakhanastan.Pakistan may deregulate the pricing of petroleum products next week, allowing refiners to determine rates for the first time, a government minister said.
Neela wrote:Shiv ,
From your post 2 pages back, I think what you mentioned was that TSP can sit idle and simply collect transit fees in strategic routes.
Pardon me for comparing Egypt with TSP but this is purely to give an idea.
Revenue from Suez canal is just not enough for Egypt. It comes to about 3.5-4 Billion a year. For a population of 70 million, that is measly. TSP has more than twice the population and I doubt if the revenues would reach Suez levels.
Brad Goodman wrote:'Pakistan looks to Bollywood to revive ailing film industry'
Does Hindi film industry make any shariah compliant movies that pakis can learn from?A special task force formed by Pakistan to revive its film industry will be visiting Mumbai to learn lessons from Bollywood, a senior Pakistani senate committee chairman said here Saturday.
The businessman in Shri S.M.Krishna will not remain dormant, he is probably meeting Qureshi to push 'Cafe Coffee Day' chain in Pakistan! About 20 million $, i don't think a single Pakistani media outlet even mentioned about receiving 20 million $ from India through UN,so much for our goodwill gesture.Brad Goodman wrote:Defreeze effort? Krishna may meet Qureshi in NY
Why is kirshna meeting that slimy qureshi considering his latest comments on J&K. These b**tards are not even grateful for the $20 Million we gave them instead we should have used that money to buy up those hurriyat traitors or to build some infratsrtuctre in those parts of J&K which are quiet that is way we pass a message that peace will be rewarded. I mean Ladhak needs a special package for the cloud burst victim
One word for all that : GOTUS.Brad Goodman wrote:Defreeze effort? Krishna may meet Qureshi in NY
Why is kirshna meeting that slimy qureshi considering his latest comments on J&K. These b**tards are not even grateful for the $20 Million we gave them instead we should have used that money to buy up those hurriyat traitors or to build some infratsrtuctre in those parts of J&K which are quiet that is way we pass a message that peace will be rewarded. I mean Ladhak needs a special package for the cloud burst victim
Absolutely correct. The money that flows into the coffers of Pakistan either in the form of suez like arrangement or aid of 20 million dollahs from India is enabler to paki army to extract ransom of Jazziya from SDREs. SDREs continue to seek elusive peace by paying Jazziya to these low lives. Nothing has changed, in SDREs footing the jaziya bill promptly for a long time.Brad Goodman wrote: Neela but that is enough for TSPA to buy more mijjiles, F solah & other goodies to fight yevil yindia
The confidential informant at the center of the case against four men accused of plotting to bomb New York City synagogues testified that the Federal Bureau of Investigation sent him to Pakistan in 2008 to attend a terrorist training camp.
. Like honorable discharge?Interior Minister Rehman Malik has written a letter to US Attorney General Eric Holder seeking honorable deportation of Dr Aafia Siddiqui, Geo News reported Saturday.
It is becoming apparent that the DEA/FBI/CIA etc. used the usual technique to penetrate the Pakistani terrorist organizations. It will be interesting to assess the failure rate.Brad Goodman wrote:Bomb-Plot Informant Testifies FBI Sent Him to Terrorist Camp in Pakistan
The confidential informant at the center of the case against four men accused of plotting to bomb New York City synagogues testified that the Federal Bureau of Investigation sent him to Pakistan in 2008 to attend a terrorist training camp.
Instead of appealing to western sensiblities when in need and then waging jihad against the same people. Pakis should force their military & zamindars to curtail spending on new military toys and provide food medicines and education to these children. The start could be with the money that cheena is ready to give to build the two new nuke plants be instead diverted to buy some milk from cheena for nanha mujahids.Many acutely malnourished children in Pakistan's flood-affected areas could die if major food shortages continue, Save the Children has warned.