Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP): 29th May 2012

Roperia · Post by **Roperia** » 27 Jun 2012 10:33

Cross post from Mumbai Terrorist Attack-News stories and timeline

Roperia wrote:Explosive stories in today's papers.

The Abu Hamza trail: How US thwarted Pakistan's attempts to get him deported | NDTV

Zabiuddin arrest: U.S. expert says Pak must act on 26/11 | The Hindu

Investigators get inside view of 26/11 control room | The Hindu

At the end of 26/11 terror attacks, Karachi control room wore a celebratory look: Abu Jundal | TOI

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 27 Jun 2012 11:45

If pakis had any sense, they would "encounter" Hafiz Sayeed, with maybe a couple of TFTA momins getting killed/wounded in the process. Then we would have a hard time controlling the clamor to "settle" cashmere with our paki brothers.

But BRFites can breathe easy. They are pakis, first second, and last.

partha · Post by **partha** » 27 Jun 2012 11:56

SC seeks reply from Prime Minister Ashraf

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan ordered the Attorney General to consult Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf and inform the court regarding NRO implementation case on Wednesday, DawnNews reported.

A three-member bench headed by Justice Nasir ul Mulk was hearing the case. The judicial bench has asked the prime minister to submit his reply on the issue of corresponding with the Swiss authorities.

Same script different hero

Suppiah · Post by **Suppiah** » 27 Jun 2012 14:10

It is interesting to note how brazen the various 'institutions' of TSP have become in promoting the jehadi terror agenda both directly and indirectly..

The military openly colludes and supports jehadi groups..
The civilian govt., when not busy with Gucci bags and taqiya, issues passports on demand to any Indian terrorist..
The judiciary conducts hearing on his own son, and openly issues summons to anyone elected PM, ignoring thousands of other cases..
The press is full of Shrileens and other jehadi supporters..
The mullacracy is even worse, as the 500+ 'moderate' mullabaric animals that openly supported Salman Taseer's assasin..

And our WKKs want to have normal relationship with this bunch of sewer turds..I would say this brazenness is directly due to the support and encouragement given to the extremists by the Wkks and fake-liberals here. They seem to believe that each time a fake liberal speaks up for them, the can become a bit more brazen and not worry about anything..

Kanishka · Post by **Kanishka** » 27 Jun 2012 14:41

Suppiah wrote:It is interesting to note how brazen the various 'institutions' of TSP have become in promoting the jehadi terror agenda both directly and indirectly..

The military openly colludes and supports jehadi groups..
The civilian govt., when not busy with Gucci bags and taqiya, issues passports on demand to any Indian terrorist..
The judiciary conducts hearing on his own son, and openly issues summons to anyone elected PM, ignoring thousands of other cases..
The press is full of Shrileens and other jehadi supporters..
The mullacracy is even worse, as the 500+ 'moderate' mullabaric animals that openly supported Salman Taseer's assasin..

Vinasha kale vipareeta buddhi!
Was watching the Arnab Goswami /Times Now programme on Abu Jundal's arrest. Even with such overwhelming evidence wrt involvement of Pakistani state actors /ISI in the Mumbai carnage, the Paki participants still continued with their "give us more proof" bs. They are not interested in the truth.
One more example of the arrogance of the people of shitland.

And our WKKs want to have normal relationship with this bunch of sewer turds..I would say this brazenness is directly due to the support and encouragement given to the extremists by the Wkks and fake-liberals here. They seem to believe that each time a fake liberal speaks up for them, the can become a bit more brazen and not worry about anything..

Yes, without a doubt. WKKs have Indian blood on their hands.

pgbhat · Post by **pgbhat** » 27 Jun 2012 15:08

Dual offices case: LHC gives Zardari 'one more chance'
Pacqui qazis continuing to do whatever they can to unseat Zardari.

Hari Seldon · Post by **Hari Seldon** » 27 Jun 2012 15:09

Suddenly realized how long its been since the RAPEs have been mentioned on this dhaga....how the world moves on...tch tch

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 27 Jun 2012 15:56

Suppiah wrote:It is interesting to note how brazen the various 'institutions' of TSP have become in promoting the jehadi terror agenda both directly and indirectly..

The military openly colludes and supports jehadi groups..
The civilian govt., when not busy with Gucci bags and taqiya, issues passports on demand to any Indian terrorist..
The judiciary conducts hearing on his own son, and openly issues summons to anyone elected PM, ignoring thousands of other cases..
The press is full of Shrileens and other jehadi supporters..
The mullacracy is even worse, as the 500+ 'moderate' mullabaric animals that openly supported Salman Taseer's assasin..

The whole country is together in jihad and 'Project India'.

The National Assembly tried to offer a fateha for Zarqawi. The terror-pasand Punjab assembly did offer one. And true to Pakistani perfidy, it pretended to offer the prayer for a non-descript Punjabi (the mother of one of the members of the Assembly) and clandestinely included Zarqawi's name in the last minute. The PPP was the prime-mover of the fateha resolution there.

Similarly, the JUI-F members (of the ruling PPP coalition) and the entire Opposition, including Nawaz Sharif’s PML-N party, offered condolence to Osama bin Laden in the National Assembly.

When it comes to terror, jihad and the desire to conquer India, we will appear less than wise if we seek to make a non-existent distinction among Pakistanis.

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 27 Jun 2012 16:39

^SSji

Or is it that we sometimes forget the fact that Pakistan is nothing but a Jihadi Kabila which is stationed there to occupy rest of India. They are still at war (since 1100s) and since it is a long war, the Kabila allowed some social aspects such as khaana Peena and Rhonaa.

Indian society is trying to make peace with a invading army which is camped on it's border. Some of Indian leaders misunderstand it to be a country and try to deal with it so, hence the confused strategy?

Suppiah · Post by **Suppiah** » 27 Jun 2012 16:41

They are together...but we are split..

Our WKKs most of whom are Beijing puppet commies masquerading as liberals and seculars, want to rescue their paymasters' prostitute before serious damage happens..because every day's delay strengthens India's hand and weakens TSP/Beijing hand. So a surrender on terms written in Beijing now suits these traitors very much..

Hence all this pro-Pak noise.

Yes. it is true they have the innocent Indians' blood on their hands..

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 27 Jun 2012 16:48

RamaY wrote:^SSji

Or is it that we sometimes forget the fact that Pakistan is nothing but a Jihadi Kabila which is stationed there to occupy rest of India. They are still at war (since 1100s) and since it is a long war, the Kabila allowed some social aspects such as khaana Peena and Rhonaa.

Indian society is trying to make peace with a invading army which is camped on it's border. Some of Indian leaders misunderstand it to be a country and try to deal with it so, hence the confused strategy?

In any case, there is a clear and present danger and that danger needs to be quelled. Since that danger has already caused us immense harm and shows no sign of abating (rather only becoming more dangerous), it needs to be quelled mercilessly.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 27 Jun 2012 16:51

Little progress in locating terror commanders - Praveen Swami in The Hindu

Perhaps most important among them is Sajid Mir— a man western intelligence services describe as the head of the Lashkar’s transnational operations. India’s intelligence services say Mr. Mir is living at his home, off the airport road in Lahore {to be more precise, near the Garrison Golf Club} . . . Born in 1976, according to documents filed in order to obtain a visa to attend an India-Pakistan cricket match in 2005 . . . Mr. Headley told the FBI, Mr. Mir even underwent plastic surgery in 2005 after his visit to India. Muzammil Bhat, {also involved in Chottisinghpura, Akshardam attacks} Mr. Mir’s immediate subordinate and the man responsible for training the assault team, is also still at large. In 2009, though, journalists Adnan Khan and Michael Petrou reported that they had sighted Mr. Bhat at the Lashkar’s Dulai camp.

Of course Professor Saheb roams the country spewing out jihadi venom against us, Kayani has become COAS and Shuja Pasha honourably retired from the PA.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 27 Jun 2012 17:06

Paki criticizes unFair (and lovely). An unFair comment
Oh, how the worm turns; so does a paki flipflop.

C. Christine Fair, a Washington-based academic, in a recent opinion piece has held Pakistan categorically responsible for the breakdown of US-Pakistan relations. She further accuses Pakistan of working against the US interests and suggests punitive measures to fix Pakistan.

While I continue to respect Dr. Fair’s extensive work on Pakistan, I, however, believe her recent op-ed lacks impartiality and sound judgment. Her choice of expressions, willful omissions, and apathy toward the sufferings of millions of Pakistanis and Afghans makes her writing an exercise in hegemonic discourse.

<sarc on> Remember the claim on those 72 Indian consulates in Afghanistan fomenting trouble in the pure land? That was a journalistic coup, for sure. <sarc off>

eklavya · Post by **eklavya** » 27 Jun 2012 18:38

anup, many thanks for finding that article. It has some great lines:

Corrupting Pakistan’s ruling elite with money and weapons and pushing them into fighting America’s wars has brought us to where we are. The US has been an equal partner in crime. In effect, the US is the chief architect of the humanitarian disaster unfolding in Afghanistan and Pakistan. While Professor Fair and others in the Capital Beltway are welcome to hold Pakistan responsible for the failed American designs in Afghanistan, however, the reality remains that American military and foreign policy is meeting one disaster after another in Lebanon, Libya, Bahrain, and Iraq.

The sooner South Asia is free of the American and Nato’s misguided and futile military activism, the better it is for the region. Cutting military ties with the US is a must for a democratic and caring state in Pakistan.

Many are mistaken in believing that without the American financial support, Pakistan will not survive. I have argued in an earlier piece that Pakistan, and every other nation, can survive without US aid. I am basing these arguments not on ignorance prejudice, but on the cogent advice of renowned Pakistani economists. What S. Akbar Zaidi and other economists have said in public and the Deputy Chairman of Planning Commission, Dr. Nadeem Ul Haque, has been saying in private is that Pakistan has to sever aid ties with the US and IMF. Their bailouts have only subsidised Pakistan’s ruling elite.

As for the rest of Pakistanis the choice is obvious. If Pakistanis want to earn respect, they have to build their nation with their own taxes. Not much respect comes bundled with IMF bailouts.

And not one word against the Pakistan Army and the ISI. What a bunch of sad losers.

archan · Post by **archan** » 27 Jun 2012 19:13

How's that for impartiality!

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 27 Jun 2012 19:42

RamaY wrote:^SSji

Or is it that we sometimes forget the fact that Pakistan is nothing but a Jihadi Kabila which is stationed there to occupy rest of India. They are still at war (since 1100s) and since it is a long war, the Kabila allowed some social aspects such as khaana Peena and Rhonaa.

Indian society is trying to make peace with a invading army which is camped on it's border. Some of Indian leaders misunderstand it to be a country and try to deal with it so, hence the confused strategy?

OT but I think it is part of our DNA to always assume the best and wish the best for all and never be ruled by fear or greed; when provoked beyond endurance we fight with great valor and fury. Former trait is probably expressed as well meaning WKKism; Latter trait has kept us from being wiped out. Overall it is different aspects of same cultural organism and noble way to live.

Paki enemies interpret our WKK behavior through their own paki prism, think we are surrendering to their TFTA aggression, and feel betrayed when we do decide it is time to fight.

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 27 Jun 2012 19:47

pgbhat wrote:Dual offices case: LHC gives Zardari 'one more chance'
Pacqui qazis continuing to do whatever they can to unseat Zardari.

Qazi-ghazi alliance.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 27 Jun 2012 20:35

Suppiah wrote:They are together...but we are split..

Our WKKs most of whom are Beijing puppet commies masquerading as liberals and seculars, want to rescue their paymasters' prostitute before serious damage happens..because every day's delay strengthens India's hand and weakens TSP/Beijing hand. So a surrender on terms written in Beijing now suits these traitors very much..

Hence all this pro-Pak noise.

Yes. it is true they have the innocent Indians' blood on their hands..

Some of the WKKs are truly afraid what a resurgent/unbound India could be and are motivated to keep it down.
Its for the rest to realize the potential and work towards negating the WKKs while keeping their prespective in mind.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 27 Jun 2012 20:41

When did Houri become Foreign Minister in TSP? Was it before 2009?

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 27 Jun 2012 21:07

eklavya wrote:
The sooner South Asia is free of the American and Nato’s misguided and futile military activism, the better it is for the region. Cutting military ties with the US is a must for a democratic and caring state in Pakistan.
And not one word against the Pakistan Army and the ISI. What a bunch of sad losers.

No not losers. they are right. We need more patriotic Pakistanis to come out and oppose the US for all its egregious activities in "South Asia". I am with my Pakistani brothers in this. Pakistan can manage perfectly well without F-16s, AMRAAMs, Orions, artillery locating radars, bulletproof vests and night vision equipment.

The US is trying to bribe a few corrupt Pakistanis into killing good moderate Muslims of Pakistan.

chaanakya · Post by **chaanakya** » 27 Jun 2012 21:25

ramana wrote:When did Houri become Foreign Minister in TSP? Was it before 2009?

last year, around same time.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 27 Jun 2012 21:27

So who was the FM around the Abu Chidiya urf Ansari getting TSP passport?

chaanakya · Post by **chaanakya** » 27 Jun 2012 21:39

Shah Mak-doom Qureshi from 2008-11

resigned due to raymond Davis.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 27 Jun 2012 21:42

So there you go. Have the SM Qureshi questioned as to how an Indian terrorist got a TSP passport? Are they in the habit of issuing passports to terrorists?Just like US?

chaanakya · Post by **chaanakya** » 27 Jun 2012 21:50

Ramana Garu, PC mentioned in his press briefing yesterday that 26/11 was supported by state actors though he refused to name state institutions involved. This was clear and strongest statement yet given. SMQ was in the know and eyeasseye was in the thick of the unfolding events and that included a very high ranking official in control room. If you recall, Zardari offered to send Pasha to India almost immediately when 26/11 was underway and later retracted as eyeasseye clamped him down.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 27 Jun 2012 22:37

Taliban release video of beheaded Pakistani soldiers
Goes around and come around Karmic Retribution

ISLAMABAD: Taliban militants on Wednesday released a video showing severed heads of 17 Pakistani soldiers who they claimed to have killed in a cross-border attack on a check post in Pakistan.The beheading, claimed by the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), took place on Sunday when Taliban militants from Afghanistan infiltrated into the northwestern district of Upper Dir.A senior security official in the northwestern regional capital Peshawar on Wednesday confirmed to AFP that a total of 17 soldiers were targeted by the attackers who came from the eastern Afghan province of Kunar.“Six troops were killed on the first day, then another seven were slaughtered the next day,” the official said.“Four were missing and now they have also been beheaded,” he said.The video prepared by the Taliban’s media wing shows 17 severed heads of soldiers placed on a white sheet while masked men stand behind clutching assault rifles captured from the soldiers.
Local security officials confirmed that all the victims were Pakistani soldiers.“God has given us a great victory, we have killed them all. Four of the heads you can see are from Frontier Corps (paramilitary force), the rest are from the army,” an unseen commentator said in the video.The army said more than 100 militants “from a safe haven across the border” attacked troops on patrol. It claimed to have killed 14 militants.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 27 Jun 2012 22:52

Kayani urges Isaf commander to curb border incursions
reversal of Role/ Afghan AsSaaf to Paki Assfaque

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani Army chief has expressed his reservations to Isaf commander Gen John Allen over cross border incursions by militants based in Afghanistan, DawnNews reported.The US accuses Pakistan of not acting against militant networks allegedly based on Pakistani soil. The two countries have also been at loggerheads over still-closed Nato supply lines.Pakistan, on the other hand, blames Nato and Afghan forces of failing to act against militant safe havens in Afghanistan, and repeated border violations and attacks by insurgents.The Isaf commander’s visit follows a similar cross-border attack by Taliban militants on Sunday, resulting in the deaths of 13 Pakistani soldiers.Sources told DawnNews that General Kayani has raised the issue of border violations and cross-border attacks in his meeting with the US General in Rawalpindi, adding that such incidents will not be tolerated in the future.Sources added that the US general has assured Gen Kayani that he will raise the issue with the Afghan National Army.The Pakistani military had said on Monday that US Marine Gen John Allen’s visit was to focus on reviewing the “progress made in the implementation of recently evolved border coordination measures and standing operating procedures.”Relations between Pakistan and the US have plunged since Pakistan’s closure of supply lines to Afghanistan.

SBajwa · Post by **SBajwa** » 27 Jun 2012 23:09

The answer to naPakis fo asking "give us more proof" is
"look in the mirror"

Remember it has been 12+ years since the great Dr. coined this

"Give peace a chance destroy Pakistan"

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 28 Jun 2012 02:34

Halal Blast at Sibi train station kills five, injures 20
Pakistan Ki Shaan, IED ka Salam

QUIT TA: A powerful Halal blast at train station late on Wednesday killed at least five and injured at least 20 people in Sibi, DawnNews reported.Home Secretary Balochistan Nasinullah Bazai, while speaking to DawnNews, vowed to arrest the culprits behind the attack and called a bomb disposal squad at the site to avoid anymore untoward incidents.According to officials, explosive material was hidden at a tea stall at the platform number two of the station.At the time of blast, Jaffer Express was stationery at the crowded platform. The train was arriving from Jafferabad and destined for Quetta. Police officer Qasim Salachi says the bomb went off just minutes after the train pulled into the station, as passengers were buying food and drinks.No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack.The dead and injured were being shifted to the District Headquarters Hospital Sibi. Deputy Commissioner Shahid Saleem Qureshi has imposed an emergency in the hospital.There are children among the injured while eight injured are reported to be in critical condition.Police and other security agencies have cordoned off the blast site and initiated an investigation.Balochistan has experienced decades of violence at the hands of separatists who demand a greater share of the province’s natural resources. It is also believed to be a base for many Afghan Taliban militants

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 28 Jun 2012 03:08

Above report has all hot button issues in TSP touched upon in it. Balochistan, Decades of violence, Afghan Taliban! No group claims responsibility.

Pranay · Post by **Pranay** » 28 Jun 2012 03:28

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-18614702

A bomb has exploded at a railway station in western Pakistan, killing at least five people, police say.

The bomb is said to have exploded on a platform at Sibi railway station in Baluchistan just as passengers were disembarking from a train.

Police say at least another 20 people were wounded, eight critically.

No group has said it carried out the attack. However, separatist insurgents and militants linked to the Taliban have both been active in Baluchistan.

The blast happened at around 23:30 local time (1830 GMT) on Wednesday, police said.

Local official Shahid Saleem told AFP news agency that the dead included a railway police officer and a young child.

Pakistani media said some of the injured were being treated locally but others had been transferred to the city of Quetta, north-west of Sibi.

RCase · Post by **RCase** » 28 Jun 2012 03:31

Ulta Chor, daante kotwal

"Zabiuddin is Indian {never mind that he dyed his passport green}, he was caught in India {that too while doing hajj in Saudi Barbaria}, he did everything in India {recee, phone calls etc.}," said interior minister Rehman Malik. "Why are you blaming Pakistan? He is your citizen. That means your agencies failed to control their citizens {the ISI is an agency of peace and love}.

Disclaimer: Pakistan is also a victim of terrorism. Over 40,000 Pakistanis have lost their lives to terrorism. Terrorism is a problem in South Asia and everyone needs to do more and not blame Pakistan. Countries with small hearts use their non-state actors to damage the HS&D of Pakistan. Accusing Pakistan for every terrorist act in the world will only strengthen the hand of extremists.

Vipul · Post by **Vipul** » 28 Jun 2012 04:06

No matter how much proof you may give of Shitistani intent vis-a-vis India, there is no dearth of self-hating and self-respect lacking Indians (Calling them WKK's is too mild a word) who would say its all India's fault and India should vacate and cede its own territory as a CBM.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 28 Jun 2012 04:16

A new window into Mumbai attack
http://dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?pa ... 2012_pg3_1

Here comes a new accused of the Mumbai attack, someone who is being considered a bigger catch then Amir Kasab. The talent-spotting Sayeed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal is an Indian carrying a Pakistani passport. He was deported from Saudi Arabia to New Delhi on June 21 on the charges of being an important player in the Mumbai attack. He is said to have been in the control room set up in Karachi, Pakistan, instructing the Mumbai attackers on November 26-29, 2008. He has confessed to the Delhi police of having more plans up his sleeve to accomplish the aims of Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LeT), his parent terrorist organisation. He was recruiting and training new volunteers in Saudi Arabia for some new feats when the concerted efforts of the US, Saudi Arabia and India, snuffed them out. He consummated the Mumbai attack by teaching the attackers Hindi so that their identity would remain shrouded. Abu Jundal acknowledged Hafiz Saeed’s and Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi’s involvement in the Mumbai attack as the main perpetrators. Zakiur Rehman is serving a sentence in Pakistan for the Mumbai attack, and according to Abu Jundal is actively involved, even from jail, in the planning and development of LeT’s missions. Jundal has been a member of the Indian Mujahideen, and was involved in a number of attacks carried out in India such as the attack on the Jamia Masjid in Delhi, the Chinnaswamy Stadium blast in Bangalore and the Mumbai train blast, etc.
As far as the Mumbai attack is concerned, India has been pointing accusing fingers at Pakistan but the emergence of one of its own citizens in the list of perpetrators would certainly demand some soul searching at home. involved in the execution of the Mumbai terror attack. Obviously the pressure to arrest Hafiz Saeed would mount, especially with fresh evidence coming from the horse’s mouth. Perhaps a new dossier would be given to Pakistan to bring Hafiz Saeed to book. Jundal has even confessed planning a new Mumbai-like attack in India. The US has affirmed its collaboration in the arrest of Jundal and promised to keep assisting India in its hunt until all the people behind the Mumbai massacre are bought to justice. The US is already up in arms against Pakistan for having a soft corner for the terrorists. The Haqqani network saga has repeatedly been played whenever there is an attack in or around Kabul. If, as the Indians are already calling it, the Mumbai carnage turns out to be a state-sponsored attack, Pakistan would be in deep water. The US Congress, which is already hostile to Pakistan’s role in militancy, might turn off the aid tap as has been done earlier and recently in the case of Afridi’s arrest by Pakistan.There is some soul-searching for Pakistan in the story. The perpetrator is deported from Saudi Arabia, a close friend of Pakistan. The question is why would Saudi Arabia help India against Pakistan? In this case, Saudi Arabia knows that all fingers are pointed at Pakistan. Tough times are again in for Pakistan on many fronts. For now, all talks with India have been stalled. India has even linked the reversal of Sarabjit Singh’s release order to the arrest of Jundal. Standing on a precarious edge, it is time for Pakistan to apply a clear mind on terrorism and cleanse these Augean stables

KLNMurthy · Post by **KLNMurthy** » 28 Jun 2012 04:36

RCase wrote:[url=http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/indi ... 441370.cms]Ulta Chor,

...

Disclaimer: Pakistan is also a victim of terrorism. Over 40,000 Pakistanis have lost their lives to terrorism. Terrorism is a problem in South Asia and everyone needs to do more and not blame Pakistan. Countries with small hearts use their non-state actors to damage the HS&D of Pakistan. Accusing Pakistan for every terrorist act in the world will only strengthen the hand of extremists.

Add:muslims face daily genocide in India. India must hand over saffron terrorists Prohit, modi, Advani, chankiya, and Maneckshaw to Pakistan.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 28 Jun 2012 04:43

ramana wrote:So who was the FM around the Abu Chidiya urf Ansari getting TSP passport?

ramana, Makhdoom Shah Mohammed Qureshi was in India visiting Ajmer dargah as the events unfolded. Very similar to the ISI Chief being in Washington on 9/11.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 28 Jun 2012 04:57

One hallmark of the TSP black ops is they have their senior functionary to observe the reactions first hand.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 28 Jun 2012 05:15

Jhujar wrote: Taliban release video of beheaded Pakistani soldiers
Goes around and come around Karmic Retribution

The tellibunnies must apologize to the PA or else!

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 28 Jun 2012 05:16

ramana wrote:One hallmark of the TSP black ops is they have their senior functionary to observe the reactions first hand.

Therefore, India should beware the next time a high ranking paki visits India. Something is cooking.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 28 Jun 2012 05:20

Chalo. Yeh bhi gaya. (Trans.: this one will bite the dust too). Letter to Swiss authorities: SC gives 2 weeks to new prime minister.