Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP): Sep 03, 2010

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 05 Oct 2010 16:07

http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001 ... 57447.html

At least six foreign miscreants were arrested Monday, along with cache of arms and suicide attack plans on Pakistani law enforcement seized in Hangu, Orakzai tribal area in northwest Pakistan, local sources said.

The arms include rocket launchers, Kalashnikovs, hand grenades and a large quantity of live mortar shells and bullets, according to Hangu District Police Officers (DPO).

The arrested militants were reported to be Afghan nationals, local sources said citing police. They were planning to do suicide attacks in Hangu and adjacent tribal areas in the northwest Pakistan, local sources said.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 05 Oct 2010 16:49

Fresh attack on NATO convoy.
Nato supply lorry in Pakistan hit by blast

A bomb has damaged an oil tanker carrying fuel for Nato vehicles in Afghanistan in the latest such attack in north-west Pakistan.

There have been up to five ambushes on tankers in the last week since one of the main border routes into Afghanistan was shut by the Pakistani authorities.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 05 Oct 2010 16:51

Begging campaign continues.
Massive investment needed for flood recovery: Gilani

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Tuesday said Pakistan requires a huge investment for reconstruction and rehabilitation in flood affected areas.
Talking to a delegation of the UAE Red Crescent, Gilani said the government’s priority was to provide shelter and housing to dislocated people, reconstruction of damaged schools, hospitals, farms, market roads and restoration of damaged bridges and railway tracks in the affected areas.

shravan · Post by **shravan** » 05 Oct 2010 17:13

Pakistan blast kills one, injures 8

One soldier has been killed and eight others injured in a remote-control bomb blast in North Waziristan tribal region in northwestern Pakistan.

A military convoy was traveling in Miranshah-Data Khel road on Tuesday when the blast occurred, local officials told Press TV

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 05 Oct 2010 18:20

Military coups not possible in Pakistan: Musharraf

BERLIN: Former military ruler Pervez Musharraf said that the times of military coups in Pakistan are over and the latest political developments have shown that the Supreme Court has set a bar on itself not to validate a military takeover.

"The West blames Pakistan for everything. Nobody asks the Indian prime minister, why did you arm your country with a nuclear weapon? Why are you killing innocent civilians in Kashmir? Nobody was bothered that Pakistan got split in 1971 because of India's military involvement. The United States and Germany gave statements, but they didn't mean anything," ex-dictator Pervez Musharraf said in an interview with German magazine Der Spiegel.

Mushy is on a roll.

Hari Seldon · Post by **Hari Seldon** » 05 Oct 2010 18:32

Mushy is on a roll.

On a toilet roll, you mean.

BTW, Mushy's pronouncements are no less sober than Baghdad Bob's. Yet he is not deliriously ridiculed by the western powers that insist on sheltering and using him. Why doesn't UQ's 'south asian' public not take out a rally against UQ shelter given to a man with Indian and Pakistani blood on his ass? Why not indeed?

Lalmohan · Post by **Lalmohan** » 05 Oct 2010 18:33

the loss of bangladesh gives the TSPA more khujli than anything else
its time to encourage the publication of stats from bangladesh showing how they are pulling ahead of paquilande-ouest

Lalmohan · Post by **Lalmohan** » 05 Oct 2010 18:35

Hari-babu
the answer to your question is that the only active street marching politically aware brown folks in the queendom are islamists. no one else does much marching anymore
now, the islamists may well take on your noble task...
but that would only make mush into a bigger herrow and make his jugular swell and mijjile shine brighter

Venkarl · Post by **Venkarl** » 05 Oct 2010 19:02

We trained militant groups against India, admits Musharraf

"Everybody is interested in strategic deals with India, but Pakistan is always seen as the rogue," Musharraf said.

this guy is a soiled kid at heart

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 05 Oct 2010 19:12

That flag-snatching episode by the good doctor who led the paki CWG contingent just doesnt seem to go away. Here's a tongue-in-cheek look at the incident:

Chief de Mission falls in RAW trap

Indian intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) that was planning for months to humiliate and malign Pakistani sports contingent to the 19th Commonwealth Games, appears to have succeeded in trapping Pakistani contingent’s Chief de Mission as they managed to convince him to lead the contingent in the ground at the opening ceremony but failed to get the desired results due to sharp presence of mind and patriotism of the victimized Pak Weightlifter.

Dr. Muhammad Ali Shah snatched the National Flag from the pre-nominated athlete Shuja-ud-Din Malik without realizing at all for a moment that he was in country where the hostile media was just waiting for any single goof-up by any member of Pak contingent pushed the entire national pride and honour in jeopardy and opted to create a scene at the venue.

He even did not realize that in this age of his he was quite vulnerable to a sudden cardiac arrest by lifting such heavy weight while a genuine heavy weightlifter was already there to do the job quite smartly and quite deservingly. He also completely failed to realize that all other Chief de Missions were genuine athletes too and were not just politicians or Ministers to do the job while he was made Chief de Mission merely due to political manipulation.

Dr. Shah did not object the weightlifter carrying the flag as it was a quite normal move, right in accordance with the norms and past traditions. However, the things started to twist when “certain suspicious” local admirers of Pakistani contingents met Dr. Shah, one after the other along with certain sweets, bouquets and sort of “juices” and convinced Shah that many other Chief de Missions were set to lead their respective contingents along with their National Flags and it was an insult of Shah that him being an all powerful Minister should let just merely a weightlifter do such and honourable and prestigious job they were also heard informing Shah that a group of sports lovers at Delhi had planned to organize a variety of colourful private parties and value-added hospitality services for the flag holders of a few selected countries and Pakistan was right there on the list.

The Daily Mail’s findings indicate that the Fans were actually RAW’s undercover officials and managed to cultivate Shah to create a huge embarrassment for Pakistan. However this RAW ploy could not gain complete success due to the intelligent and smart move by the weightlifter and his coach, who did not resist when Shah snatched flag from the actual and pre-nominated leader.

A Arun · Post by **A Arun** » 05 Oct 2010 19:20

Hafiz Saeed's latest speech, post "Dr. Aafia's" sentencing.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwfCLEImfvE

After 8:20, pigLeT chief says he spoke to Syed Ali Shah Gilani.

A Arun · Post by **A Arun** » 05 Oct 2010 19:27

anupmisra wrote:That flag-snatching episode by the good doctor who led the paki CWG contingent just doesnt seem to go away. Here's a tongue-in-cheek look at the incident:

If it's coming from Daily Mail, I don't think it was intended as a joke.These people are very stupid with their propaganda.

Rahul Shukla · Post by **Rahul Shukla** » 05 Oct 2010 19:53

Times Square bomber gets life sentence (MSNBC)

A federal judge gave Faisal Shahzad a mandatory life prison term at his sentencing Tuesday in Manhattan federal court.

Theo_Fidel · Post by **Theo_Fidel** » 05 Oct 2010 19:55

http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/ ... re-bomber/

Life in Prison for Would-Be Times Square Bomber

Remaining defiant, and smirking as the sentence was read, he told the court: “Brace yourselves because the war with Muslims has just begun.”

He later continued: “The defeat of the U.S. is imminent and will happen in the near future.”

The outcome of the hearing has been a foregone conclusion, since Mr. Shahzad’s no-deals guilty plea June 21, in which he spoke at length about his training with the Pakistani Taliban and his desire that day to “plead guilty 100 times over.”

Rahul Shukla · Post by **Rahul Shukla** » 05 Oct 2010 19:58

Musharraf admits Kashmir militants trained in Pakistan (BBC)

Mr Musharraf said in the interview that militant groups "were indeed formed" in part because of the international community's "apathy" over the Kashmir dispute.

... the government turned a blind eye because it wanted to put pressure on India to enter talks.

Mr Musharraf said in the interview that militant groups "were indeed formed" in part because of the international community's "apathy" over the Kashmir dispute.

"It is the right of any country to promote its own interests when India is not prepared to discuss Kashmir at the United Nations and resolve the dispute in a peaceful manner," Mr Musharraf said.

You had motive, intent, capability, proof and now you have a confession. When is the trial scheduled where Mushy will be tried for war-crimes/genocide?

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 05 Oct 2010 20:03

Venkarl wrote:We trained militant groups against India, admits Musharraf

"Everybody is interested in strategic deals with India, but Pakistan is always seen as the rogue," Musharraf said.

This illogical desire for equal equal should have been rebutted by the Dir Spiegel interviewing moron. Its like a Turklins leader whining about Germany and say jee, everybody respects German at the EU onlee, but not Turkey. Such a comical equal equal for sure would have been rebutted by a German. TSP's sense of entitlement is breathtaking.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 05 Oct 2010 20:09

Acharya wrote:http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/295789-2

C-SPAN | Washington Journal

Telephone lines were open for comments on the question, "Is Pakistan a reliable partner?"

Mostly useless calls, but one Paki caller summed up TSP's paranois. He said Kashmir should be TSP's and USA, instead of forcing India to deliver Kashmir to TSP, is actually allied with India. His point was that it is US that is not a faithful ally. So unless USA delivers India on a silver platter, TSP will not be placated.

svinayak · Post by **svinayak** » 05 Oct 2010 20:40

Looks like he knew that he was going to be arrested with his video in Pakistan. He wanted to create damage before that.

It is cat and mouse game between US and Pak terrorists.
US may be having a list of Pak terrorists in Pak, US and elsewhere.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/ar ... 166d90.1b1

Defiant Times Square bomber jailed for life

harbans · Post by **harbans** » 05 Oct 2010 20:47

^^ Why is this guy not being referred to as the "son of Pakistan". The daughter was sentenced last week too. Sad times indeed for Paki children.

The 30-year-old obtained US citizenship in April 2009, but said Tuesday it was only a ploy.
"Didn't you swear allegiance to this country?" Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum asked him.
"I sweared, but I didn't mean it," Shahzad replied.

Interesting. Inspiration from the Hudaibya Treaty..

Politicians must realize that Treaties and honoring them might not make much sense with Islamic nations like Pakistan. There's always doctrinal inspiration present to upturn or dishonor them. Remnded of Shimla..

hnair · Post by **hnair** » 05 Oct 2010 21:19

shiv wrote: I am certain Shashi Tharoor was involved and I am glad this Hanif guy got under Tharoor's skin. Tharoor and Hanif are like peas in a pod - the slightly supercilious 21st century brown sahibs who are sneering at things Indian. Tharoor probably expected that Hanif would be "just like me" and perhaps imagined that IndiaPakistan would be one. Hanif deserves credit for disliking "Indic thoughts" as much as Tharoor and still telling Tharoor that he disagrees. I know Tharoor's history from his college days. He was as full of emptiness then as he is now.

1) This is the third year for the publisher heavy, cheese 'n champa-agni (as my friends term the bubbly) literati festival. IIRC he was an organizer/patron for the first two editions, but not this year's.

2) You might want to consider the latest chapter of his history too. As I was pointing out to a friend of mine, who was baffled at his jumping out of the pod you refer to, "if he dint, he ain't getting some tonight"

You know, the recent Kashmiri Pandit angle with Kernail backdrops

http://english.samaylive.com/nation/676471837.html

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 05 Oct 2010 21:29

I thought too that marriage was good for him. It changed his prespective.

kenop · Post by **kenop** » 05 Oct 2010 21:38

Rahul Shukla wrote: You had motive, intent, capability, proof and now you have a confession. When is the trial scheduled where Mushy will be tried for war-crimes/genocide?

A dossiers-fest in the offing?
Govt vows appropriate action after Musharraf's Kashmir remark

"Let me assure you the UPA government, that is the Home Minister, the Defence Minister and the Prime Minister are perfectly capable of taking this matter to whatever logical conclusion it has to be taken," Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni told reporters.

chackojoseph · Post by **chackojoseph** » 05 Oct 2010 21:43

Pakistan’s Private Guantánamo’s

Raghavendra · Post by **Raghavendra** » 05 Oct 2010 21:52

Watch out for terrorist in NATO dress

Combat materials, including sophisticated communication devices and heavy duty generators, meant for NATO troops are stolen by transporters and sold to militants in Pakistan, a media report said on Sunday.

A godown of stolen items of NATO forces, including combat material, was unearthed in Islamabad's rural area of Tarnol during a police raid Saturday night. Four people were arrested in the operation.

Pakistani newspaper Dawn said quoting police sources that the dealer of the stolen supplies of NATO sold the items to individuals and a large quantity of them were purchased by militants.

The Saturday raid was carried on the basis of a tip off from four people who were arrested Friday when another godown of NATO items were seized from the same locality.

The seized items include sophisticated equipments used during combat, communication systems, wireless sets, heavy duty generators, mountain divers kits, stretchers, water bags, shoes and gloves.

Besides, vehicles such as four-wheel DG-5 and six-wheel DG-3 used as armed personnel carriers and accessories of helicopters were also seized during the raid.

According to a senior police officer, out of the four people arrested Friday, two were buyers and the two others owned the godown. The buyers had come from Landi Kotal to purchase generators and some other goods.

The godown owners told police that the transporters of NATO supplies unload the goods at their doorstep and any locality as convenient to them.

"Normally the transporters stole some items from the supplies and sometimes they unload the entire containers," the officer quoted the accused as saying.

"Whenever, the entire container was stolen for them, the transporters set them on fire on the pretext of Taliban's attack," he was quoted as saying.

The officer was also told during questioning that there were more godowns in Islamabad and other cities where huge quantity of stolen items of NATO supplies were kept. He said the transporters get handsome amount for stealing the goods from the supplies.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 Oct 2010 21:57

Whatever Tharoor's idiosyncrasies the report of Hanif's behavior was illuminating. Hanif appears to be a dyed in the wool RAPE. But let me piskofy and take a bet. I bet Hanif has an army background in that he comes from a Paki army family. It is RAPE with army backgrounds who are most sullen and angry and unrelentingly hate India and push the K word because that is literally their "jaguar vein". It does not matter if the rest of Pakistan drowns or dies - but the core Paki RAPE/army establishment will not give up. Need to see if I can dig up Hanifs past. I liked his book though "A case of exploding mangoes". Supremely entertaining.

Lalmohan · Post by **Lalmohan** » 05 Oct 2010 21:58

hanif is ex PAF

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 05 Oct 2010 21:59

Lalmohan wrote:hanif is ex PAF

Ah thanks.

surinder · Post by **surinder** » 05 Oct 2010 22:06

Hanif could not publish the book anywhere, and neither in in TSP. It was published by an Indian publishing house. Profiting from India, and wishing to destroy it simultaneously. Not that he is the first one or the only with both the wishes co-existing simultaneously.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 05 Oct 2010 22:09

shiv wrote:
Lalmohan wrote:hanif is ex PAF
Ah thanks.

BY PAF you mean
Progney of Arap F...r ?

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 05 Oct 2010 22:32

Why aren't we more generous with Pakistan?

Written by Nahlah Ayed a regular lifafa article of trying to milk western sympathises for jihadis the interesting part was the comments as usual

A few pre-conditions for funding:
- clean up your corruption (this should apply to Haiti as well)
- stop oppressing religions you do not agree with.
- give up your nukes (very expensive to maintain) - why should we come to the aid of any country (including China) that has advanced space and nuclear technology? Having these 'toys' should mean that you can afford keeping your populace healthy and alive
- stop sponsoring terror, either directly or indirectly
- start appealing to your borthers-in-arms (literally and figuratively) for aid. Where are the Saudis, and other Gulf States?

Good luck, my cheque will be in the mail soon I hope.

Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2010/10/ ... z11VQvSLBy

This is the theme I used consistently when I commented on paki flood articles a country with nuke and 1 million army does not need aid. Looks like western mangoes have also caught on to the theme. I want to see how quickly this feedback gets to the parliaments in these countries

The answer is simple. We don't like Pakistan. In the same way that children don't like asparagus or broccoli. The nation state of Pakistan does not please our palette. We may accept it on our plate, and even grow to like it over time. After all, acceptance of asparagus is healthy as I'm sure so is Pakistan. But for now. We spit it out. Bluuuaahh. No! I will gladly go to bed without dessert. Because at this point in the world's history I am more content to say no to Pakistan on my plate than to suffer the pain of swallowing that vile weed.

keep reading there are some really good comments in there

sanjeevpunj · Post by **sanjeevpunj** » 05 Oct 2010 22:40

Some dear friends sacrificed their lives for my country during Kargil.How can I ever get to pardon Pakistan,Musharraf of anyone else representing that country? No way.Pakistan and its ghost backbone (that traces back its roots to Saudi Arabia) will be eventually defeated permanently.

Altair · Post by **Altair** » 05 Oct 2010 22:59

Venkarl wrote:We trained militant groups against India, admits Musharraf

"Everybody is interested in strategic deals with India, but Pakistan is always seen as the rogue," Musharraf said.

this guy is a soiled kid at heart

By making such "400% honest" statements and asking point blank questions, this guy is "talking" to people in DC/London to put him back to power. Remember, US will do anything to get out of Afghanistan.

abhik · Post by **abhik** » 05 Oct 2010 23:42

A Arun wrote:
anupmisra wrote:That flag-snatching episode by the good doctor who led the paki CWG contingent just doesnt seem to go away. Here's a tongue-in-cheek look at the incident:
If it's coming from Daily Mail, I don't think it was intended as a joke.These people are very stupid with their propaganda.

Mods, can you guys please deem Daily Mail as a haram link (at least in this thread , may be leave it for the benis darga). I think it been established that it is not a real news/analysis organisation, for all you know it could just be that a teenager with too much free time is behind it. As for BRFits daily dosage of paki CT, we always have the likes of 'lal topi' who are stalwarts in their domain, put in real 'research' and can meet the exacting standards of this forum. What am really afraid of is that links of this thread make up for half the hits of that website and some lowlife might actually be making a living of us.
Just a suggestion.

MurthyB · Post by **MurthyB** » 06 Oct 2010 00:15

Lalmohan wrote:the loss of bangladesh gives the TSPA more khujli than anything else
its time to encourage the publication of stats from bangladesh showing how they are pulling ahead of paquilande-ouest

Sadanand Dhume has been delivering regular blows to echandee at the WSJ. That an SDRE sitting at the WSJ is delivering this is doubly painful, especially to the "liberals", who had a whole orgy of outrage last year. But much water has flowed down the Indus, as well as many more such articles, so now they appear to be resigned to it. The most recent was Bangladesh, 'Basket Case' No More

Not long ago, when you thought of a South Asian country ravaged by floods, governed by bumblers and apparently teetering on the brink of chaos, it wasn't Pakistan that came to mind. That distinction belonged to Bangladesh.

Bangladesh has much to be proud of. Its economy has grown at nearly 6% a year over the past three years. The country exported $12.3 billion worth of garments last year, making it fourth in the world behind China, the EU and Turkey. Against the odds, Bangladesh has curbed population growth. Today the average Bangladeshi woman bears fewer than three children in her lifetime, down from more than six in the 1970s.

The country's leading NGOs—most famously the microcredit pioneer Grameen Bank—have earned a global reputation. Relations with India are on a high. In August, Indian Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee signed off on a $1 billion soft loan for Bangladeshi infrastructure development, the largest such loan in India's history. {nice psyops }

Yet when it comes to government policies and national identity, the two countries diverge sharply. As a percentage of gross domestic product, Islamabad spends more on its soldiers than on its school teachers; Dhaka does the opposite. In foreign policy, Pakistan seeks to subdue Afghanistan and wrest control of Indian Kashmir. Bangladesh, especially under the current dispensation, prefers cooperation to confrontation with its neighbors.

In a way their best known national heroes sum up the two country's personalities. For Bangladesh, it's Grameen Bank's Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, synonymous with small loans to village women. For Pakistan: Abdul Qadeer Khan, the rogue nuclear scientist who peddled contraband technology to Libya, Iran and North Korea.

Singha · Post by **Singha** » 06 Oct 2010 00:22

The australian:

Boss of football club linked to cricket fixing found dead

* From: The Australian
* October 06, 2010 12:00AM

THE chairman of an English football club embroiled in the Pakistan cricket team spot-fixing scandal is believed to have killed himself.

Croydon Athletic chairman David Le Cluse, 44, was found dead on Saturday with gunshot wounds in a garage near his home in Sutton, south of London.

The owner of the non-league club, Mazhar Majeed, was arrested in August following allegations members of the Pakistan cricket team were involved in spot-fixing during their tour of England. Le Cluse, married with two children, was said by the team's former manager to have been deeply distressed when the club was linked to the accusations.

A statement on the club's website said: "Croydon Athletic are deeply shocked and saddened by the sudden tragic death of their chairman, David Le Cluse."

Croydon Athletic's former manager Tim O'Shea told The Times: "He was very upset at the allegations and the club
getting involved.

"It probably hit him harder than most because of his personal friendship with Majeed.

"He wanted nothing more than for the club to succeed and he was probably upset and affected by it more than anybody else."

Majeed was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud bookmakers and released on bail following allegations first published in Britain's News of the World Sunday tabloid he'd been involved in a plot that led to Pakistan bowlers deliberately bowling no-balls during a Test match against England at Lord's as part of a betting scam.

In video footage released by the paper, undercover reporters from the News of the World, posing as gamblers, allegedly paid a middleman pound stg. 150,000 ($243,500) in return for exact details of when the no-balls would be delivered.

Metropolitan Police said: "The circumstances of his death are being treated as unexplained.

"Inquiries are ongoing."

AFP

Dipanker · Post by **Dipanker** » 06 Oct 2010 01:00

More Islamic religious scholars are killed in the citadel of Islam/Pakistan than anywhere else!

Religious scholar shot dead in Karachi
Updated at: 2140 PST, Tuesday, October 05, 2010
KARACHI: A prominent religious scholar Maulana Mohammad Amin has been shot dead by some unidentified gunmen here in SITE area, Geo News reported Tuesday.

He was associated with Jamia Binoria Almia.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 06 Oct 2010 02:02

Dipanker wrote:More Islamic religious scholars are killed in the citadel of Islam/Pakistan than anywhere else!
Religious scholar shot dead in KarachiUpdated at: 2140 PST, Tuesday, October 05, 2010
KARACHI: A prominent religious scholar Maulana Mohammad Amin has been shot dead by some unidentified gunmen here in SITE area, Geo News reported Tuesday.
He was associated with Jamia Binoria Almia

Please be sensitive to Poaks .The right way to state is that religious scholar got the ssame treatment which was administrated to the few companions of Holy Prophet . The shooting is actually sign of equality and brotherhood.An Ajalaf was treated, killed just like Ashraf.

harbans · Post by **harbans** » 06 Oct 2010 02:33

US Testing War on Pakistan

Pulikeshi · Post by **Pulikeshi** » 06 Oct 2010 03:27

^ what is maddow's takaleef?

Nandu · Post by **Nandu** » 06 Oct 2010 03:39

On thing that that video reminds me of, with her emphasis on "landlocked" is that the key to US-Paki relationship is Iran. As long as US and Iran maintains a hostile relationship, US has no choice but to keep placating the Pakis one way or the other. India should make every effort to bring a reconciliation between this leading member of the Axis of Evil, and the Great Satan.