Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan-Nov 21, 2015

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Dec 2015 01:15

Nearly 40pc IDPs have returned to North Waziristan, army chief told

RAWALPINDI: Nearly 40 per cent of the internally displaced persons have so far returned to their homes, Army Chief Genral Raheel Sharif was apprised during his visit to the North Waziristan Agency on Saturday.
The army chief was briefed about the progress of ongoing Operation Zarb-i-Azb and the return of IDPs, read a statement issued by Inter-Services Public Relations.

(source of news -the famous propagandu wing of Paki fauj- is suspect !)

Giving details, the formation commander said that around 291,827 families were internally displaced due to the Zarb-e-Azb operation. So far, nearly 108,503 families have returned to their homes following the successful culmination of the military operation.

Note the precise figures to impart a element of plausibility to the Madrassa Math being practiced here

while on the other hand only 230 families had returned to North Waziristan.

The above is from a May 4, report from Yawn, when press was not kept on the tight leash as now! is it possible that the Bad Sharif is being told what he wants to listen

The army chief interacted with the tribal elders and recently returned IDPs, and assured them that the army will stay in the area till the completion of resettlement process.
The tribal elders appreciated the efforts of military in carrying out successful operations, and affirmed that with the help of the army, terrorists will never be allowed to return in the area.

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Similar "sentiments" were expressed by the Bengali population when the Pak Fauj "intervened" to save them from Mukhti Bahini !

General Raheel Sharif also inaugurated a 110 bedded Tehsil headquarters hospital in Mir Ali, which has been equipped with state of the art equipment, the ISPR said. He appreciated the army engineers for their dedicated efforts in executing quality construction work.
To enhance education standards and help locals benefit from the emerging economic opportunities, Gen Raheel announced the construction of a cadet college near Mir Ali for children of Waziristan.

Appreciating intense hard work by intelligence agencies and law enforcement agencies, the army chief said that terrorist networks and their linkages are being unearthed across the country and this nexus will be broken at all cost to bring enduring peace.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 20 Dec 2015 01:18

http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/as ... liph-.html
Pakistan Taliban reject ISIS leader’s claim to be ‘caliph’

Reuters - Dera Ismail Khan, PakistanSaturday, 19 December 2015
Pakistan’s Taliban have rejected Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s claim to be the global leader of all Muslims, the movement said in a statement seen by Reuters on Saturday.Last year, ISIS, an al Qaeda offshoot, proclaimed its leader as "caliph" - the head of the state. Al-Baghdadi aspires to establish a global caliphate with himself at its head.The latest statement from the Pakistani Taliban comes amid speculation that the movement’s leadership, whose goal is to topple the government of prime minister Nawaz Sharif and set up a sharia state, is actually wary of ISIS, which is driven by different ambitions that have little to do with South Asia.“Baghdadi is not Khalifa (caliph) because in Islam, Khalifa means that he has command over all the Muslim world, while Baghdadi has no such command; he has command over a specific people and territory,” the Pakistan Taliban said in a statement.Pakistani authorities say ISIS has no financial ties with any Pakistani group. But there are concerns about further turmoil in the region as U.S.-led foreign troops withdraw from Afghanistan, with groups like the Haqqani network and ISIS likely to exploit the security vacuum.The entry of ISIS, while its numbers remain small, will also complicate Pakistan's fight against indigenous Islamist militants fighting to overthrow the government.In its latest statement, the Pakistani Taliban, like the Afghan Taliban, also condemn the ‘barbarity’ of ISIS’s rule.“Baghdadi’s caliphate is not Islamic because in a real caliphate you provide real justice while Baghdadi’s men kill many innocent mujahideen (fighters) of other groups,” the statement said.Earlier this year, the Afghan Taliban sent a letter to al-Baghdadi to stop recruiting in Afghanistan, saying there is room for only “one flag, one leadership” in their fight to re-establish strict Islamist rule.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Dec 2015 01:26

3-year old child booked in land grabbing case

No mention that the charges were laid under the auspices of Sharia Law

Vayutuvan · Post by **Vayutuvan** » 20 Dec 2015 04:06

Falijee wrote:Pakistani Involved In Earlier Paris Attack
Two suspected of links to Paris attacks arrested in Austria refugee center (one of them is from Pakistani origin) (reuters.com)

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Sooner than later all terror attack links to lead to paki-satan onlee.

Vayutuvan · Post by **Vayutuvan** » 20 Dec 2015 04:09

Jhujar wrote:http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/as ... liph-.html
Pakistan Taliban reject ISIS leader’s claim to be ‘caliph’

All RAPE pakis know the truth - that they are the real descendants of the Arabs. They are products of RAPE after all.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 20 Dec 2015 04:51

US has immense fascination for military regimes in Pakistan: Hina Rabbani Khar

ISLAMABAD: Former foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar has accused the US of supporting military regimes in Pakistan that led to the disruption of democratic process in the country.

"The US government has had a long history of immense fascination with the military of Pakistan," the Dawn quoted Khar as saying in an interview to Al Jazeera.

The US, she said, was complicit in causing a constant disruption in Pakistan's democratic process by propping up one military dictatorship after another.

However, Khar refused to concede that the military "runs the show" in Pakistan, though she admitted that the "military has historically played a much a larger role than the Constitution should permit".

She said that the US government's preference of dealing with military regimes has resulted in the pre-eminence of military influence in Pakistan.

"When Ziaul Haq came in, when Musharraf came in, Pakistan got the best possible military and civil assistance ever possible (from the US)," she said.

Khar also lauded her time as foreign minister, saying that President Asif Ali Zardari-led government had done "humongous work" in that department.

"We didn't need to have a great relationship with London, or with Washington DC, but we needed a great relationship with Kabul and Delhi," she said.

After 35 years, she noted, how no other military or civilian government had showed the will to normalise trade with India.

Khar especially commended the Zardari-led government's ability to shift Pakistan's policy on India.

Previously, Pakistan and India were unwilling to discuss trade until the issue of Kashmir was resolved first -- a condition that no longer applies to bilateral trade discussions between the two.

Khar dismissed accusations that Pakistan sponsored "good Taliban" at home and that proxies working for the government were attacking Afghan troops and civilians across the border.

"As far as sponsoring or funding them was concerned," she said "I would like to believe that under our watch that was not the policy direction at all."

Former Defence Minister Chaudhry Ahmad Mukhtar, who was also part of the government during Khar's term, recently claimed that the government was aware of Osama bin Laden's where Pakistan "was guilty of being incompetent" when it came to tracking the slain al-Qaeda chief.

But Khar, who was also a government minister at the time, claimed that the Pakistani government was not protecting Osama. However, she admitted that Pakistan "was guilty of being incompetent" when it came to tracking the slain al-Qaeda chief.

Cheers

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 20 Dec 2015 07:42

For those BRites in US, I watching a documentary on 26/11 on see-yen-yen, I think its being narrated by Fareed Zakariah. It makes my blood boil in rage, right now the Paki b@stards are talking to their ISI handlers about the Israeli hostages, demanding Kesab's return.

ArmenT · Post by **ArmenT** » 20 Dec 2015 08:18

Anujan wrote:Remember this motorma Maria Sultan who conducts seminars every day everywhere in the world for "Strategic Stability in South Asia" (arguments are usually that India should not be given a special nuclear status, that will force Pakis to make more nukes, Pakis should be given more conventional weapons, else Pakis will be forced to make more nukes, Pakis should not be asked to stop making more nukes, that will scare them and Pakis will make more nukes)

They even set up an institute "South Asian strategic stability institute.". This motorma is its Director General. Also has a colorful history, used to be the protege of Miss Jalebi and honey trapped the British Defence Attache. Apparently he was so exhausted that he had to be admitted to a hospital!! http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/4158958.stm

The honeytrapper was Maria Kiani, not Maria Sultan. They are two different people, but people tend to confuse the two because:
(a) both are female
(b) both have the same first name
(c) both Pakistani
(d) both have worked at P.I.S.S (later renamed to I.S.S.I) and with overlapping timelines even, so they could have met at the watercooler quite often.

Ms. Kiani is now at Humanitarian Accountability Partnership International (HAP).

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 20 Dec 2015 10:55

http://www.dawn.com/news/1227599/sikh-p ... -blasphemy
Sikh panel ex-chief, others booked for ‘blasphemy’

LAHORE: Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (PSGPC) had a case registered against its former chief Sardar Mastan Singh, and his 20 to 25 Sikh accomplices under blasphemy and other charges for allegedly being involved in desecrating temple, condemning creation of the State and advocating abolition of its sovereignty etc. on the eve of main ceremony to mark the birth anniversary of Baba Guru Nanak in Nankana Sahib district.Police have also arrested Mastan Singh besides initiating a search operation in the area to capture his accomplices under FIR No 900/15 registered on the application of Sardar Sham Singh ( This Sham Singh is real SOB and ISI Cronie)— the sitting Paradhan (chairman) of the PSGPC — a body dealing with affairs of Sikh pilgrims arrival to Pakistan in collaboration with the Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB)The suspects, as per FIR, addressed the participants saying that the Pakistan government wanted to limit the Palki Sahib procession to the premises of the Gurdawara on the pretext of security concerns.A government which cannot provide security to 20,000 people, how can it provide security to a population of 200 million people. We will take the rally to Gurdawara Kiara Sahib and if some bad thing happened to us, the government would be responsible,” the FIR quotes Mastan Singh as having said.Later, the suspects forcibly took the rally to Gurdawar Kiara Sahib by chanting slogans against the PSGPC.The FIR mentions complainant Sardar Sham Singh as saying, “The suspects put life of many Sikh pilgrims at risk, ignoring threat alerts from the security agencies. I stopped my committee members from offering any resistance. He chanted slogans against the State and defamed it in front of Sikh pilgrims. The suspects has not only desecrated gurdwaras/temples but also damaged integrity of the State of Pakistan,” the FIR quotes complainant Sardar Sham Singh as having said..

SaraLax · Post by **SaraLax** » 20 Dec 2015 11:46

LokeshC wrote:
rsingh wrote:
I am told by a very reliable source that India is paying back in kind and there are continuous constipated moaning from brits in our visa offices all around the world.
I believe they have visa on arrival.

I don't think all sorts of people have VISA-On-Arrival ..maybe the tourists have that facility. A few months back - a couple of 'proper english' technically proficient work colleagues based out of UK offices - faced the usual delays in getting Visa - for a project planning related visit to India.

arun · Post by **arun** » 20 Dec 2015 16:09

Simply disgusting that Management Committee of this Mohammadden Shrine felt the need to invite a politician from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Could they not find a Mohammadden from India or anywhere else but the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to grace the occasion of death anniversary?

Let me hope that the BJP led Government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi turns down the visa application of Shahbaz Sharif till such time as punitive punishment is meted out to Mohammadden Terrorists and their official State Actor sponsors who have targeted India.

Dargah diplomacy: Pakistan PM’s brother set to visit Nizamuddin shrine in January

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 20 Dec 2015 16:11

PSL franchise head coach Dean Jones deported from Islamabad airport

Newly-appointed head coach of Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Islamabad United, Dean Jones, was deported early Sunday morning soon after he landed at the Benazir Bhutto International Airport in Islamabad.

Cheers

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 20 Dec 2015 16:16

arun wrote:Dargah diplomacy: Pakistan PM’s brother set to visit Nizamuddin shrine in January
Simply disgusting that Management Committee of this Mohammadden Shrine felt the need to invite a politician from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Could they not find a Mohammadden from India or anywhere else but the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to grace the occasion of death anniversary?

arun Ji :

Now it is evident who pulls the strings of the Management Committee of the Nizamuddin Dargah and possibly other Indian "Dargahs"
Cheers

rajithn · Post by **rajithn** » 20 Dec 2015 16:57

SaraLax wrote: I don't think all sorts of people have VISA-On-Arrival ..maybe the tourists have that facility. A few months back - a couple of 'proper english' technically proficient work colleagues based out of UK offices - faced the usual delays in getting Visa - for a project planning related visit to India.

We don't have Visa on Arrival. What we have is an e-VISA facility - which is wrongly being termed as Visa On Arrival. Which means the traveller has to apply for a VISA online and gets an email confirmation. The traveller has to carry this document, as a print out, and this is scanned by the Immigration Officer at the airport they arrive in - then the VISA with the validity date is stamped on the passport of the traveller.

VISA on Arrival means landing in the host country with nothing more than a passport (in some instances proof of return ticket and a hotel booking perhaps) and getting your VISA stamped by the immigration officer.

Eg: Look at what happened to Orlando Bloom just recently. Was deported back to the UK the same night from New Delhi.

Kashi · Post by **Kashi** » 20 Dec 2015 17:21

rajithn wrote:We don't have Visa on Arrival. What we have is an e-VISA facility - which is wrongly being termed as Visa On Arrival. Which means the traveller has to apply for a VISA online and gets an email confirmation. The traveller has to carry this document, as a print out, and this is scanned by the Immigration Officer at the airport they arrive in - then the VISA with the validity date is stamped on the passport of the traveller.

Previously, we used to have a special provision for Pakis-on-non-Paki passports, if the usual process was 2 weeks, for PONPs it was 4-6 weeks. Is it the same when it comes to e-visa?

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Dec 2015 18:12

Dargah diplomacy: Pakistan PM’s brother set to visit Nizamuddin shrine in January

Arunji:
My opinion- the "clever" brother, on the pretext of "Dargah diplomacy" will be used as a back channel conduit between Modiji and Ganja; he has previously "helped" his not-so-clever brother

on various occasions, like his trip to China, where NS found "difficulty" in reading an English speech and more recently in London,( coincidently) where he "managed" the damage control-on behalf of Ganja- with Massa, when it was discovered that the US female shooter had been radicalized in Pakjab.
So, between the two of them, in spite of the clever brother's cancer scare they have all the angles covered- a truly family business (one in charge of the big province, one in (nominal) charge of the artificial entity!) with a stated purpose of keeping Immy out of Pakjab!

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Dec 2015 18:18

Made by India: Modi to inaugurate new Afghan parliament building

Will the Sharif duo be invited ?

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Dec 2015 18:28

"Lazy Eye" Ex Chief Justice - Of the Suo Moto fame

- joins the Political Fray In Pakistan
Stage actress Laila

to join Iftikhar Chaudhary’s political party

Iftikhar Chaudhary will launch his own political party on December 25 this year with a name ‘Democratic Party’. Earlier talking to media, former Chief Justice said that manifesto of his political party would be based on Justice and equality. Iftikhar Chaudhry was 18th Chief Justice of Pakistan and served as Chief Justice of Pakistan between 2009 to 2013.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 20 Dec 2015 19:03

CRamS wrote:For those BRites in US, I watching a documentary on 26/11 on see-yen-yen, I think its being narrated by Fareed Zakariah. It makes my blood boil in rage, right now the Paki b@stards are talking to their ISI handlers about the Israeli hostages, demanding Kesab's return.

CRamS-ji :
I have also seen this doc (Terror In Mumbai) produced by HBO; and the terrible Islamic brainwashing of these uneducated teenagers by their handlers in Pakistan ; and the frequent invoking of Inshallah

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 20 Dec 2015 19:49

Falijee wrote: CRamS-ji :
I have also seen this doc (Terror In Mumbai) produced by HBO; and the terrible Islamic brainwashing of these uneducated teenagers by their handlers in Pakistan ; and the frequent invoking of Inshallah

Man, it was an act of war. That TSP has gotten away scott free for such a monstrous crime is mind boggling.

rajithn · Post by **rajithn** » 20 Dec 2015 21:15

Kashi wrote:Previously, we used to have a special provision for Pakis-on-non-Paki passports, if the usual process was 2 weeks, for PONPs it was 4-6 weeks. Is it the same when it comes to e-visa?

There are a lot of special provisions. The turn around time is a min 72 hours..and the email is sent to the registered email of the traveller. However, for 'doubtful' cases, it can take longer..or is rejected out-right.

Amber G. · Post by **Amber G.** » 21 Dec 2015 00:14

Wrt to Rohrbacher (Which has been discussed here) ..
Sorry it was posted before, but posting from a tweet...

sanjaykumar · Post by **sanjaykumar** » 21 Dec 2015 00:35

Consider it morning when your eyes open.

member_22733 · Post by **member_22733** » 21 Dec 2015 00:41

Well the great thing about US is that there are many more idiots in the system and its always a system. It works well when the system is smart. But when its stupid, like the fr0ggy bottom clowns that deal with Bakistan, it generates 100 imbeciles every time someone crosses over into the "dawn" of realizing what Bakistan really is.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 21 Dec 2015 02:54

http://www.dawn.com/news/1227493/framew ... engagement
Framework of engagement

( Since Poaqalstan will be fighting for Saudi i.e Essentially against Iran,China,Russia Group)

In the Chinese perspective, there are four areas that need review. First is regional peace. The Chinese see Pakistan as holding the key to peace in the region. They believe that the soaring geopolitical temperatures in South Asia cannot lead towards stability in the region, mainly in Afghanistan. Therefore, they think Pakistan can focus on its internal security and economic stability without compromising on its position on disputes with India.The security of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and Chinese nationals working in Pakistan is another area of review. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif recently assured Prime Minister Li Keqiang at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit that Pakistan will not compromise on the security of Chinese nationals inside Pakistan. He also briefed him about the initiatives Pakistan has taken thus far to achieve this. ( Al Lal Masjid Mullah will do Halla Gulla)
Apparently, a review of the basics of bilateral engagements of the two countries does not seem a hard task, but when one tries to put it in a functional framework certain divergences appear. The major irritant is the conceptual approaches applied by the two countries to resolve certain issues. For instance, from a regional perspective, the Chinese framework of engagement is structured around geo-economics where it wants to evolve economic cooperation without compromising on its position on regional disputes. However, Pakistan’s approach is to ‘resolve’ disputes before evolving cooperation in non-disputed areas. Pakistan may have legitimate and moral reasons, but this view is hindering it from becoming fully engaged in the emerging regional geo-economics.Both sides also realise that terrorism is a major challenge to internal and regional security and stability, but here, too, they do not have largely convergent threat perceptions. China is concerned about newly emerging terrorist groups, mainly IS, but Pakistan is in a state of denial about the presence of IS on its soil. For China, the reconciliation process in Afghanistan is important to provide a conducive environment for regional cooperation in economic and trade projects, but Pakistan prioritises its strategic interest in Afghanistan and wants a friendly regime on its western border.These are a few examples of the divergent views held by China and Pakistan. This is not unusual, and countries do have the right to construct and follow their own frameworks of engagement. Certainly, it is different historical and cultural perspectives which have made the Chinese regional view geo-economic and Pakistan’s geo-strategic in orientation.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 21 Dec 2015 03:54

Hina Rabbani says Pakistan’s defence minister is most ineffective
Former foreign minister, Hina Rabbani Khar has said that Pakistan’s defence minister is the most ineffective member of cabinet who knows nothing about the matters pertaining to defence.

In an interview to a foreign TV channel Hina Rabbani did not sound very formal and she said that Pakistan’s defence minister is the most idle person.

On the subject of the US Navy Seals operation that killed al-Qaeda leader, Osama Bin Laden, Hina Rabbani Khar said the then defence minister had no prior knowledge of this operation.

She said Chaudhry Mukhtar, who was the defence minister at the time, was not even present in the room in which the operation was discussed.

Khar said the news of US Navy Seals’ operation had stunned Pakistani officials.
Cheers

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 21 Dec 2015 16:42

Pakistan, India trying to cut deal on thorny issues

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India are targeting next year’s summit of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) for ‘major announcements’ to improve their relations that witnessed a thaw in recent weeks after months of brinkmanship.

The foreign secretaries of the two countries are set to meet next month in order to chalk out a roadmap for a series of meetings between officials of the two countries on a range of issues — from terrorism to Jammu and Kashmir.

An Indian diplomat told The Express Tribune that efforts were being made to have an agreement on some of the issues before the two prime ministers meet on the sidelines of the Saarc summit.

Under the comprehensive dialogue, there are at least 10 subjects, including Kashmir, terrorism, trade and commerce, CBMs, Siachen, Sir Creek, people-to-people contacts, humanitarian issues and religious tourism. No Bi-lateral Issues - Only Multi-lateral Issues

“Ideally, we would like to have discussions on all these subjects before the Saarc summit and see where we can find common ground,” said a Pakistani official. “If this happens, it would certainly lay the groundwork for the meeting between Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi.”Me thinks the Indian Government will concentrate on CWAPISTANI PERPETRATED TERRORISM ONLY!

The Indian diplomat said Pakistan-India relations historically had seen many ups and downs. “What we need to do now is to ensure there are more ups than downs,” he added. More Indian Ups & More Cweapistani Downs

Cheers

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 21 Dec 2015 22:27

Cooking Pawki goose on slow fire I see...

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 22 Dec 2015 05:47

Pakistan to question exclusion of ~~Islamic~~ Shia countries

from anti-terror alliance
But, does Pakistan has the needed bxlls to bell the Saudi Cat on this one !
The usual "hot air" from the old baldy

ISLAMABAD: The adviser to prime minister on foreign affairs, Sartaj Aziz, told Senate that the exclusion of some Islamic countries from the Saudi-led 34-nation anti-terror alliance will be discussed at international level.
Answering a question posed by Senate chairman on exclusion of Syria, Iraq and Iran from the Saudi-led alliance, Aziz said on Monday the issue would be discussed in upcoming meetings in the next couple of weeks and also in the upcoming Organisation of Islamic Countries (OIC) summit.

Falijee · Post by **Falijee** » 22 Dec 2015 06:44

A Disgruntled Customer Spills The Bean On The Paki National Airlines (PIA) A.K.A The Personal Taxi Of Nawaz Sharif

Unless PIA Is Privatised, It Will Continue To Hijack The Nation

Having already confirmed with Pakistan International Airline (PIA) my return flight to Karachi a few days earlier, I was feeling relaxed on the penultimate day of my lovely vacation in Nepal, but when I called the Pakistani national airline’s office in Kathmandu to re-confirm my flight, I received a surprise. According to the PIA representative, my flight had been cancelled days ago, and I was to wait another four days to fly to Karachi.

Upon entering the PIA office in Kathmandu I was met with the distinct flavour of home... the PIA office were both rude and self-righteous, as if the airliner that employed them was their private enterprise, and as if they were doing their customers a favour by serving them.

When I asked why I hadn’t been informed about the change in schedule, I was told my cell-phone hadn’t been responding.

A year or so ago, on a flight from Karachi to Lahore, our plane had been delayed for nearly two hours on the runway.

This was a lie.

Unfortunately, the incidents I experienced are far from isolated instances of the incompetence and corruption of PIA. Here’s a timeline of some of PIA’s worst offenses:

February of 2012: PIA reportedly carried two passengers on toilet seats because it had sold more tickets than it had space.

Just wondering if the two passengers were "served" meals in their private cabin

April 2013: In an extraordinary display of stupidity and pig-headedness, PIA began a character assassination campaign against a customer named Sara Zafar Malik, who along with her two children and husband, could have been left seriously ill had she consumed a fungus-ridden bun served to her by PIA.

But Bakistan has the "best doctors in the whole world"; therefore not to worry !

November 2013: A drunken PIA pilot was arrested in the UK after ‘staggering’ around with enough alcohol in his body to intoxicate an elephant. Fifty five-year-old Captain Irfan Faiz was at four times the drink-fly limit.

The said pilot would be better off putting his application for a new job with the newly minted, Sharia Compliant (Halal !) Airlines run by the brotherly Ummah nation of Malaysia

December 2013: A PIA pilot delayed a flight from Pakistan to New York by nearly two hours, merely over a sandwich. Imagine the audacity of this employee, to put his needs so far ahead of paying customers, many of whom missed connecting flights.

Once the sandwiches arrived the pilot was allegedly happy and the flight resumed … over two hours late.”

Probably, the pilot had important relatives working up high in the Paki food chain, therefore no one could possibly "touch" him

September 2014: A PIA flight scheduled to fly from Karachi to Islamabad was delayed by two and a half hours because the crew decided to keep hundreds of paying customers waiting for one politician. Later, when Rehman Malik (AKA 007) finally showed up, he was disgraced by passengers in dramatic footage captured on a cell phone video that went viral.

June 2015: PIA fired five cabin crew members for money laundering after they had been detained in the UK.

September 2015: A PIA employee was arrested in the UK while attempting to smuggle cell phones out of the country.

November 2015: A PIA employee was arrested in Karachi, trying to smuggle in cell phones and liquor.

November 2015: 3KG of heroin were recovered from a PIA flight to Dubai; a small fortune .
But I thought that this "business activity" was the exclusive monopoly of the Deep State, dating back from the days of the Afghan Jihad

December 2015: An inquiry was launched by PIA after a pilot had broken rules by entertaining journalist Reham Khan’s request to sit in the cockpit.

Maybe, there was a quid pro quo

December 21, 2015: PIA was fined by Dubai immigration authorities for allowing a female passenger to fly on her son’s passport in an extraordinary security lapse. In an age where terrorists use air travel to spread their agenda, this was inexcusable.

This is the latest; missing from the above list- rumours that Ganja Sharif requisitioning A WHOLE PIA PLANE, last summer as his own personal taxi to ferry his friends and relatives from North America to the Land Of The Two Holy Mosques to enjoy the wedding of his family member into the Saudi Royal House !

Unfortunately, no company will buy a fat cow like PIA for the horse race of air travel business, unless it is allowed to trim the fat.

With fuel prices having fallen dramatically, and expected to remain low for the next few years, the time is ripe for PIA to follow the wonderful success story of Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC)’s privatisation. Of course, this can only happen if the government develops resolve in the face of blackmailing PIA employees. Until then, the name ‘PIA’ will continue to stand for ‘Please Inform Allah’.(where 72 virgins will be waiting !) :

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 22 Dec 2015 08:25

To get a measure of the TSP TFTA losers' condescension towards us SDREs, consider the gall of Shezaad Chutiya, who while talking about electric cars has this to pontificate

http://www.thenews.com.pk/print/83538-M ... bit-easier

When Sushma Swaraj and Sartaj Aziz made that breathtaking announcement of ‘restarting the dialogue’ and of ‘war not being an option’, and then naming it the ‘Comprehensive Bilateral Dialogue’, there should have been some dreamers in this land of poets and perpetual thinkers who should have begun interpreting it as a possible Musk moment for South Asia. After all what are the IIT in Delhi and the Bangalore Silicon Valley thinking if not this. Rather than be the sweatshop for the US and the back-office to most of the corporate world, entrepreneurs in these two nations should be taking a leaf out of the Elon Musk book to come up with solutions for the poverty-ridden masses of South Asia.

India doesn't need anything from these b@stards except to bottle up their pigLeTs.

habal · Post by **habal** » 22 Dec 2015 08:28

yaar, TSPians can say anything they want. We are guilty of dignifying their rants by picking it up and putting it on our blogs. Whatever gives you khujli gives immense pleasure to TSPian. So my question is ..

why give them this satisfaction ?
the naivete is repeated day in and out

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 22 Dec 2015 08:34

One needs to point to their TFTA arrogance, and hence while there is the negative aspect of giving their rants publicity, our comments should by eye openers to the uninitiated.

habal · Post by **habal** » 22 Dec 2015 08:47

since their jeb is khaali (wallet is empty), their arrogance means little and becomes important only when others start pointing it out. It is only when their rants are dignified with 'Indian criticism' it acquires some acceptability, else it is just random garbage from some prick. If they know that something touched a raw nerve or just some random nerve, they will pursue it ad infinitum. There is an ISI monitoring cell that identifies the touchy issues and asks their minions on media to stretch that out.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 22 Dec 2015 09:35

AQIS linked to Pakistan, Modi told at DGPs’ meet - Vijaita Singh, The Hindu

Isn't this exactly what we have said in BRf?

The al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), founded by al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri, is being backed by the Pakistan establishment to carry out attacks in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was informed at the Directors-General of Police meeting in the Rann of Kutch, which concluded on Sunday.

At a standalone presentation under the category ‘threats from Pakistan-backed outfits,’ the recently busted module of the AQIS was discussed threadbare.

A senior government official who attended the meeting said the AQIS, created by al-Qaeda in August 2014 and led by Indian-Maulana Asim Umar who was later identified as Uttar Pradesh resident Sanaul Haq, would be used as a mask for the next attack by Pakistan.

At a presentation for Mr. Modi, the intelligence agencies mentioned the September 2014 attack on the Mehran naval base in Karachi, for which the AQIS had claimed responsibility.

Hijack plan

According to reports available with the Indian agencies, AQIS terrorists, three of whom were gunned down during the attack, had planned to hijack the naval ship of Pakistan and move it to the Indian coast to carry out attacks here.

“This was the information picked up by the agencies after the Karachi terror attack, but it all seems too boastful to us. We have credible information to show the AQIS is being backed by Pakistan authorities to launch attacks in India,” the official said.

The Indian agencies’ claim of the AQIS being linked to Pakistan assumes significance as the terrorist group was formed with the objective of targeting the governments of Pakistan, India and Bangladesh to demonstrate its clout in the face of rising competition from the Islamic State.

Paul · Post by **Paul** » 22 Dec 2015 15:34

Baikul · Post by **Baikul** » 22 Dec 2015 16:50

^^ Sometimes, the lines write themselves....

Guddu · Post by **Guddu** » 22 Dec 2015 17:35

Lahori logic: Mommy wants Lahori MBBS bride, but she must stay at home and not do job!

Paul · Post by **Paul** » 22 Dec 2015 18:46

It is normal in Pakistan for MBBS graduated girls to stay at home after marriage

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 22 Dec 2015 19:10

Yaa. MBBS will get u a better groom from a richer family.
The guy will rake in millions from Pak fauj corruption. All the places he raids in FATA, as the afsar, he must already be getting the cream of the booty in women and money/jewellery/war booty.

On the other hand,
All the cultural invasion of our Saas Bahu serials is at play here. Mother-in-law is worried that future bahu will do saazish, want to work, and take money spinner beta away from her clutches