Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP) - Dec 30 - 2009

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 01 Jan 2010 20:56

Gunmen attack NATO fuel tankers in Pakistan: police

QUETTA, Pakistan — Gunmen on Friday attacked two tankers travelling though Pakistan's southwestern province of Baluchistan to supply fuel to NATO troops in neighbouring Afghanistan, police said.

The ambush took place in the Kalay Malik Hashim area, 20 kilometres (12 miles) north of the provincial capital Quetta.

"A group of five gunmen attacked the two tankers, which were parked by a roadside hotel on their way to Afghanistan, and set them on fire early Friday," local police official Mohammad Ansar told AFP.

"All the gunmen later fled the scene while firing gunshots in the air."

The gunmen also shot at the tankers, he said, adding that the driver's compartment of one truck was destroyed by flames and some oil was lost.

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 01 Jan 2010 21:04

WKKs are back with a vengeance.
Peace with Pakistan: Give Tomorrow A Chance

There’s an unfortunate notion among some of us in India that Pakistanis rub their hands in glee every time we’re struck by terror. Far from it — 26/11, in particular, left them shocked and saddened. Just as most Indians are moved to tears by the sight of a father in Lahore or Karachi or Multan cradling the body of a daughter killed by a bomb. If India has been at the receiving end of one deadly terror attack after another, so has Pakistan, indeed with far greater frequency.

And if our hearts go out to each other in times of tragedy, they also beat together in moments of good fortune. There was such joy on this side of the border when Pakistan won the T20 World Cup six months ago — it was the next best thing to an Indian victory. The fact that they triumphed in the face of enormous odds — a country under siege, a team that had little time to prepare — made their victory all the more poignant.

Among the educated middle to upper class in Pakistan, there is admiration for India’s economic achievements. But there is also a certain insecurity — of a large and powerful neighbour that has never quite come to terms with what it calls ‘Partition’ and what Pakistan calls ‘Independence’. For many Indians, Jinnah remains a villain; on the other side of the border, he’s Quaid-i-Azam (The Great Leader) and father of the nation.

In the long term, the spread of prosperity will hopefully lighten the burden of poverty that drives many young men to violence, for it is often among the ranks of the poor and the disillusioned that extremist groups find ready recruits (if the stories about Kasab are to be believed, it wasn’t ideology that first drove him into the arms of the LeT; in India too, deprivation has fuelled insurgency).

abhijitm · Post by **abhijitm** » 01 Jan 2010 21:13

i still remember those traumatic days of 80s where every day we were hearing news of X killed in terror attack by either khalistani or kashmiri militants. I feared that would never end, feared where our nation was heading. Luckily and by the hard work of some people punjab is now over that devil, kashmir is making progress.

This is probably what pakistanis are comparing with and thinking of aman some day. That is why they are in a denial mode of accepting a factual difference between the two scenarios. For india it was a problem so we tried and still trying to solve. For pakistan whats going on is not a problem. It is just a reflection of their own. What will you solve? Pakistan has to commit suicide.

Happy new year pakistan. In a very weird sense though. World defines happiness in peace, wealth and health. For you its meeting your 72. So happy new year once again.

sanjaychoudhry · Post by **sanjaychoudhry** » 01 Jan 2010 21:16

And if our hearts go out to each other in times of tragedy, they also beat together in moments of good fortune.

These hearts seem to be beating only in the editorial office of Times of India, especially when paid in dollars by the American embassy.

Sanjay M · Post by **Sanjay M** » 01 Jan 2010 21:31

abhijitm wrote:i still remember those traumatic days of 80s where every day we were hearing news of X killed in terror attack by either khalistani or kashmiri militants. I feared that would never end, feared where our nation was heading. Luckily and by the hard work of some people punjab is now over that devil, kashmir is making progress.

This is probably what pakistanis are comparing with and thinking of aman some day. That is why they are in a denial mode of accepting a factual difference between the two scenarios. For india it was a problem so we tried and still trying to solve. For pakistan whats going on is not a problem. It is just a reflection of their own. What will you solve? Pakistan has to commit suicide.

Happy new year pakistan. In a very weird sense though. World defines happiness in peace, wealth and health. For you its meeting your 72. So happy new year once again.

And you know, the tables would not have turned if it weren't for the BJP. Had the Kaangress been re-elected continuously since then, we would be in a far worse situation by now.

Anyway, jihadis have now declared jihad against volleyball, with their latest suicide bombing:

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/0 ... index.html

shravan · Post by **shravan** » 01 Jan 2010 21:40

Bomber Kills 70 At Pakistan Volleyball Game

abhijitm · Post by **abhijitm** » 01 Jan 2010 21:50

Sanjay M wrote: And you know, the tables would not have turned if it weren't for the BJP. Had the Kaangress been re-elected continuously since then, we would be in a far worse situation by now.

highly debatable. This is not the place but just to quote, for me BJP still remains who caused communal riots in the country, released deadly militants who still haunts our nation, slept in the bus to lahore when pakis were climbing in kargil..and so on. I was a BJP voter by generations, not any more.

shynee · Post by **shynee** » 01 Jan 2010 21:54

Gwadar gala most expensive in country’s history

The federal cabinet meeting held on Wednesday on a Navy ship anchored near the Gwadar port is estimated to have cost the nation over Rs5 million, making it the most expensive cabinet meeting in the country’s history.

It was held just 10 days after the government had approved austerity measures to reduce its expenditure.

“This indicates how seriously Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and members of his cabinet take their own decisions and how they are going to give up their elitist lifestyle,” a senior official of the Ministry of Finance told Dawn.

Interestingly, only a day after the Arabian Sea cabinet meeting, the federal government notified formation of a high-powered committee headed by Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin to ensure implementation of the austerity measures approved by the cabinet on Dec 17.

Chandragupta · Post by **Chandragupta** » 01 Jan 2010 22:25

abhijitm wrote:
Sanjay M wrote: And you know, the tables would not have turned if it weren't for the BJP. Had the Kaangress been re-elected continuously since then, we would be in a far worse situation by now.
highly debatable. This is not the place but just to quote, for me BJP still remains who caused communal riots in the country, released deadly militants who still haunts our nation, slept in the bus to lahore when pakis were climbing in kargil..and so on. I was a BJP voter by generations, not any more.

Could you do me a little favor? Build up a list of every single communal riot that has taken place in independent India & the year in which it took place. Then we could compare the scores of sekoolar Kaangress & the evil yindoo BJP.

As far as releasing deadly militants is concerned, I am pretty sure it was not the BJP which started the fashion. Without a set policy to be followed in such an event and with hundreds of chest beating relatives outside the PMO rallied by Brinda Karat & others of her ilk, I am at a loss to understand how Kaangress could have done any better. I also have my reservations on how the dossier hugging Kaangress would have handled Kargil, that is, if they had decided to take the military option in the first place!

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 01 Jan 2010 22:28

This is TSP thread folks.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 01 Jan 2010 22:29

Guys this is the TSP thread. Both will get warned if continued.

sum · Post by **sum** » 01 Jan 2010 22:41

There’s an unfortunate notion among some of us in India that Pakistanis rub their hands in glee every time we’re struck by terror. Far from it — 26/11, in particular, left them shocked and saddened. Just as most Indians are moved to tears by the sight of a father in Lahore or Karachi or Multan cradling the body of a daughter killed by a bomb. If India has been at the receiving end of one deadly terror attack after another, so has Pakistan, indeed with far greater frequency.

And if our hearts go out to each other in times of tragedy, they also beat together in moments of good fortune. There was such joy on this side of the border when Pakistan won the T20 World Cup six months ago — it was the next best thing to an Indian victory. The fact that they triumphed in the face of enormous odds — a country under siege, a team that had little time to prepare — made their victory all the more poignant.

Holy %#^$, even the best BR sarcasm writer couldn't have dreamt of such a WKK editorial.

This certainly has the imprint of a Paki ISID sponsored psy-ops operation (would have been funded by the $$ Unkil is pouring in)

This is a editorial after a 26/11 and zilch being done by Pak. Wonder how much worse would WKK'ing be if there was no 26/11. Sometimes, i feel we do keep needing such kicks ( attacks) to wake up our netas and aam junta.

No wonder India is taken to be such a sentimental and weak nation when we forget everything and go back to the same attacker with arms open for the next round over and over again.

asprinzl · Post by **asprinzl** » 01 Jan 2010 22:56

The attack on the CIA base only prooves that the CIA and ISI had been in bed for way too long and the Americans totally forgot who is the f%#ker and who is the F%#kee while the ISI true to the book played Takeeyah all along.
ASprinzl

Chandragupta · Post by **Chandragupta** » 01 Jan 2010 22:58

I don't think this sham will be able to fool a lot of people. After 26/11 & the facade that Pakistan put up, one would have to defy the laws of idiocy to believe in this crap that ToI is dishing out. The only people who will support will be the regular WKKs & the JNU jholawalas. Meanwhile, people are ripping ToI a new one on the internet, see the comments section below the article.

sum · Post by **sum** » 01 Jan 2010 23:27

Pak actions can't camouflage illegal occupation of GB: India

Reacting strongly to remarks by ‘so-called Chief Minister’ of Gilgit-Baltistan, India said Pakistan's actions regarding the area in the past few months cannot ‘camouflage’ its ‘illegal occupation’ of that part of Jammu and Kashmir which is "completely unacceptable".

"We have seen media reports regarding remarks of the so-called Chief Minister of Gilgit-Baltistan in which he said that Gilgit-Baltistan had become the 'fifth province' of Pakistan and henceforth had no connection to Kashmir," the official spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement here.

The entire state of Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India by virtue of its accession to India in 1947, he said. Any action to alter the status of any part of the territory under the "illegal occupation of Pakistan has no legal basis whatsoever, and is completely unacceptable," he said.

"Pakistan's actions regarding Gilgit-Baltistan in the past few months cannot camouflage its illegal occupation of part of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, nor can they hide the denial of basic rights to the people in that part for the past six decades," the spokesman said.

One of the rare utterances on PoK by the MEA.

sum · Post by **sum** » 01 Jan 2010 23:28

Bhutto probe: Pak denies UN panel access to army officers

The UN probe into the killing of former premier Benazir Bhutto has hit a roadblock with the Pakistan government denying access to top military officials, including powerful army chief Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani.

The UN inquiry commission headed by Ambassador Heraldo Munoz had submitted a written request some time ago for access to senior military officials, including Kayani, former ISI chief Lt Gen Nadeem Taj and ex-Military Intelligence head Lt Gen Nadeem Ejaz Mian.

After thorough consultations within the government, the UN panel was informed in writing that access to military officials could not be granted, Dawn News channel reported quoting an unnamed top government official.

There was no official word on the development.

The UN panel had sought access to the serving Pakistani military officials shortly after it interviewed former President Pervez Musharraf in New York in November last year.

Wonder why the UN even took up this sham?

vavinash · Post by **vavinash** » 01 Jan 2010 23:33

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/opinions/5400937.cms

TOI is getting its ass handed back by patriotic Indians. Lets see how long TOI will keep up the charade. Posting some comments.

vipin,USA,says:Please stop this rubbish about aman and nonsense. There will be peace once pakistan has been completely destroyed. Pakistan is a nation born out of hatred and will be consumed and destroyed by it. I wish more Indians would understand the simple fact that for peace to have a chance pakistan needs to be destroyed. It is not a nation but an ideology of hatred, bigotry and fanaticism that pakistan represents. While the Chamberlains in India may rejoice at meaningless people to people contacts, pakis and especially ISI will be busy training the next ajmal kasab. Here is to a happy new year and a million more bomb explosions in pakistan. Give peace a chance.. Destroy pakistan.. Long live India.
[1 Jan, 2010 2157hrs IST]

amogh,mumbai,says:1st jan is not 1st april.. why to fool people? already the govt has fooled us alot n that was seen during 26/11 and after 26/11.. the thing is in India the population is so much, that every time there is terror attack, 100's die, we mourn and FORGET, no value of human life.. friendship is done with them who understands that and respects it, not with them who make plans of war with India every morning in breakfast.. this is just a useless thing n not expected from TOI not at all. this shows that we are ok if someone comes in our house n insults us and instead of slaping, we say AAL IZZ WELL.. what the hell wake up please or atleast stop such initiatives..

Sapan Kapoor,New Delhi,says:Stop this bullshit before we start hating the Times Of India. You people don't represent India and you are really the Trojan horse of India from Pak. Bloody traitors want peace with an enemy....bullshit. I want revenge for 26/11....I don't want peace with the enemy....I want revenge.....mujhko badla chahiye.
[1 Jan, 2010 2214hrs IST]

Hemendra,UK,says:Hi Everybody wants to live in peace but we needs to decide "at what cost"? India gave up the land won from Pakistan at the cost of the lives of thousands of our brave soldiers, same happenned again after 1971 war. India offered a hand of friendship while Pakistan was preparing war in Kargil. Pakistan is denying to hand back the AI 814 hijeckers, Dawood Ibrahim and others including the culprits behind Parliament atteckers who are treated as heros over there. Pakistan is reluctant to try Mumbai attecker. There are so many incidents when India gave in for the sake of peace. How many more chances do you want to give Pakistan and how long for? There is a saying that "If some one fools you then you may forget considering as one off incident. If he fools you again then he is stupid after all your generosity but if he fools you the third time then it is YOU who is stupid not him". Rather then conducting such a poll in the both countries, why don't you conduct a poll asking people "who is willing and prepared to give up Kashmir?" and you will find your answer.
[1 Jan, 2010 2213hrs IST]

Raj,New Zealand,says:What survey did u guys do, TOI? Just check the number of comments posted here against this publicity stunt. That will give you a picture of what we feel for the peace initiative. Whenever our leaders say peace, I am worried. Because, the moment the Pakistanis talk about peace we should know that a major terror attack is being planned. Need proof? ...ok... remember the time when our former Prime Minister visited Lahore in a bus? and what happened just after that?

shravan · Post by **shravan** » 02 Jan 2010 00:02

Pakistan Taliban say they carried out CIA attack
AP

MIR ALI, Pakistan – The Pakistani Taliban claimed Friday that they used a turncoat CIA operative to carry out a suicide bombing that killed seven American CIA employees in Afghanistan as revenge for a top militant leader's death in a U.S. missile strike.

The announcement was nearly impossible to verify independently because it involves covert operations in a dangerous region. It is highly unusual for the Pakistani Taliban to claim credit for an attack in Afghanistan, and the proclamation followed indications the Afghan Taliban may have been involved in the attack.

CIA spokesman George Little could not confirm the account.

Qari Hussain, a top militant commander with the Pakistani Taliban who is believed to be a suicide bombing mastermind, said militants had been searching for a way to damage the CIA's ability to launch missile strikes on the Pakistani side of the border.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 02 Jan 2010 00:03

Inder Sharma wrote:The resultant conclusion is that:

a) The Paki-army is seriously desirous of peace (however unlikely)
b) They want to prepare the desh for another 26/11 without being seen as the deliberate perpetrator.
c) They want to reduce the threat perception from the India, since they perceive the western border is about to turn hot.

Of course, all this is based on my premise that Jang-group chairman is part of Nazariya-e-Pakistan council, and the entire analogy may be incorrect if the premise is faulty.

No, No & No.
This is simply a RAPE attempt to make sure that there is a landing spot when the rats jump out of the sinking ship. It is clear that Unkil, Europe, Taller than oceans fliends and Ummah brothers dont want them.

I wonder how far it will go, given that it also is YYY kanspreerajy by TOI to make "Akund Bharat" and get Pakistan to become India's protectorate in accordance with India's hegemonic designs to make Pakistan secular and take away Pakistan's nukes and negate the two nation theory proposed by the Quaid. I am going to start writing letters to the editor in Pakistan's newspapers to warn them of this sadishq

Muppalla · Post by **Muppalla** » 02 Jan 2010 00:14

sum wrote:Pak actions can't camouflage illegal occupation of GB: India
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One of the rare utterances on PoK by the MEA.

The following is the biggest BS and just lip service:

The entire state of Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India by virtue of its accession to India in 1947, he said. Any action to alter the status of any part of the territory under the "illegal occupation of Pakistan has no legal basis whatsoever, and is completely unacceptable," he said.

I would believe in GOI or MEA's balls if they say the following:

The entire state of Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India by virtue of its accession to India in 1947, he said. Any action to alter the status of any part of the territory under the "illegal occupation of Pakistan has no legal basis whatsoever, and is completely unacceptable hence India will take necessary steps and actions to restore the status-quo in case of status changes," he said.

Muppalla · Post by **Muppalla** » 02 Jan 2010 00:17

asprinzl wrote:The attack on the CIA base only prooves that the CIA and ISI had been in bed for way too long and the Americans totally forgot who is the f%#ker and who is the F%#kee while the ISI true to the book played Takeeyah all along.
ASprinzl

Another way to look at it is in future some the sooi bummers can be from CIA as sooi's are on either side as double agents.

Mahendra · Post by **Mahendra** » 02 Jan 2010 00:48

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Prophet e Zaid Zaman hAmid's opium for his retarded brethren
See for yourself how he tries to spin the humiliating loss in 71 into a tale of bravery of the Bakistani fauj

Highlights of Part 3

Between march 10 and march 25th the Mukti-Bahni massacred 800000 West Pakistanis

Dilbu · Post by **Dilbu** » 02 Jan 2010 00:53

^^^
Ofcourse the brave TFTA martials from TSPA made India feed 90000 POWs for a whole year, which depleted the already diminished resources it had for feeding poverty ridden shoodra and daleet Indians. Prophit Zaid Hamid is always right.

Mahendra · Post by **Mahendra** » 02 Jan 2010 00:58

Pakistan had only 40000 troops in BD, yet 93000 surrendered

Mukti Bahni ke Gorilley

vavinash · Post by **vavinash** » 02 Jan 2010 01:11

Number has increased to 75. Not bad count for a Friday but kaafir new year. Hope it reaches a century.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/0 ... cide.bomb/

Mahendra · Post by **Mahendra** » 02 Jan 2010 01:14