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shiv wrote:Sad to see children die. But remember people, when you are 60 years old and your 30 year old son dies in a Paki terrorist attack, you are not going to be happy and say "At least my son was an adult. It's OK that he died" I recall today Sandeeep Unnikrishnan, Vikram Bhatia, Saurabh Kalia and Ombale and shed a tear for their sacrifices. Those who live by Zulfiqar are destined to be Zulfuqked. That is the law of Allah.

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Mohammed Ansar @MoAnsar · 2h 2 hours ago
The West funded, armed and trained these monsters. And now, the most disgusting act of cowardice and inhumanity. #PeshawarSchoolAttack

uddu wrote:Major terror attacks on schools in Pakistan
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/major-terror ... 80-56.html

October 2014: A girls' school in Pakistan has been blown up by terrorists. The unidentified terrorists attacked the government girls' primary school with explosives in Hakim Khan Keley village in the Bara area of Khyber district.

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/featur ... 15708.html
Between 2007 and 2011, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Swat, led by Maulana Fazlullah, destroyed more than 400 schools, many of them providing education for girls, the local administration says.
September 2014: Suspected terrorists blew up a government girls' primary school in the border area in Nawagai tehsil.

January 2014: A suicide bomber has blown himself up outside a government school in northwest Pakistan, killing a teenage boy and another person.

September 2013: Bomb attack At Pakistani Girls School. A bomb has exploded outside a girls school in the northwestern town of Bannu, wounding 14 people.

June 2013: At least 14 people were killed and 28 injured in an attack on a Shiite religious school in northwestern Pakistan.

October 2012: Malala Yousafzai was shot at by Taliban militants while she was boarding her school bus in northwest Pakistani district of Swat.

September 2011: Pakistan school bus attack kills teacher and three children. Islamist gunmen target bus near city of Peshawar.

December 2010: Suspected militants targeted a school bus with a roadside bomb in northwestern Pakistani city , killing its driver and injuring two students.

April 2009: 12 children were killed when a bomb hidden in a football, left near the compound wall of a girls' school in Dir, west of Swat Valley, exploded.

March 2009: The Government Girls' Higher Secondary School in Hathian village, Mardan, was bombed. On 23 March, a rocket hit the courtyard of FG Girls' High School in Peshawar; it was launched from nearby hills.

March 2009: A suicide bomber attacked a girls' school in Baluchistan, eastern Pakistan.

February 2009: A girls' schools in Mardan District, north-east of Peshawar, were attacked.

January 2009: A government-run girls' middle school was blown up in Qambar, a suburb of Mingora, Swat.

August 2002: Six killed at Pakistan missionary school. Six Pakistanis were killed and at least three people wounded today when masked gunmen burst into the compound of a school for children of foreign missionaries near the town of Murree.

Terrorist attack and hostage situation in Pakistan

July 2012: Dozens of militants coming from Afghanistan took scores of villagers hostage in Kitkot village near Pakistan's Bajaur tribal area, sparking fighting that killed at least 10 people

August 2010: The militants overpowered guards at the army detention centre located within Peshawar cantonment and took two sentries hostage. The militants, who were being investigated by a law enforcement agency, also took control of the building located a short distance from the US Consulate and an office of the Intelligence Bureau.

October 2009: Militants wearing military uniform attacked the Pakistani army's headquarters, killing six soldiers and taking hostages after a 40-minute gun battle.

The shooting of Malala Yousafzai, a 14-year-old activist who championed the cause of girls’ education in the valley, by Taliban gunmen last week was a stark reminder of the extremist group’s stance on the issue of education.

There are large number of attacks on schools, especially that teaches girls.

Neela wrote:

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Mohammed Ansar @MoAnsar · 2h 2 hours ago
The West funded, armed and trained these monsters. And now, the most disgusting act of cowardice and inhumanity. #PeshawarSchoolAttack

Proof that Pakis dont have a brain of their own at all.

Baikul wrote:Some of the things said on this and the previous pages I find despicable. Best of luck gentlemen, with that attitude we will become a mirror to what we despise.

Baikul wrote:Some of the things said on this and the previous pages I find despicable. Best of luck gentlemen, with that attitude we will become a mirror to what we despise.

SSridhar wrote:

shiv wrote:Those who live by Zulfiqar are destined to be Zulfuqked. That is the law of Allah.

This is one of the best I have come across in BR.

Bheeshma wrote:

Baikul wrote:Some of the things said on this and the previous pages I find despicable. Best of luck gentlemen, with that attitude we will become a mirror to what we despise.

No we won't. I for one fully support the pushtoon freedom fighters. There is no reason to ignore the massacres that paki army had wrought on their families using F-16's, heli gunships and arty. This was just the interest, principal is yet to come. Anyway a good paki is a dead paki, no matter what age.

Deans wrote:

George wrote:records are being set as we speak. Apparently 100 plus already and 1500 held hostage (1500 kids in one school, that too in peshawar? )

My learning for today - Peshawar has a school.

Brad Goodman wrote:Looks like they have stopped body count post 100.

shiv wrote:

Baikul wrote:Some of the things said on this and the previous pages I find despicable. Best of luck gentlemen, with that attitude we will become a mirror to what we despise.

I can understand your sentiment, but isn't it possible that Pakistan is now seeing a mirror image of itself. A mirror image of what they have loved, nurtured and cherished?

Mahendra wrote:I am wondering if minority kids were the ones who were shot

SwamyG wrote:Can't but blame America for help create Taliban. Until America, Russia and China stop their fight via proxies there is no respite for these Islamic countries who are happy to play along with these super powers. Europe created havoc in Asia through out 17th-19th century; and America took the baton and continues it in the 21st century.

suryag wrote:Terrorism has no religion . . .

abhik wrote:The Pwakis will blame India (RAA), using the recent comments by the Raksha Mantri.

Lawrence Washington D.C. 1 hour ago
And when the Taliban have Pakistan's nukes, then what?
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Arun NJ 43 minutes ago

Jihadis already have Pakistan's nukes, they are just not called the Taliban. They dress in uniforms like American soldiers, and are dined and even wined at the Pentagon. American officials never fail to be charmed by them, they are urbane and seemingly westernized. They shelter Mullah Omar and sheltered Osama bin Laden. They create and sponsor the "good" Taliban; provide the US coordinates for drone strikes on the "bad" Taliban, which are defined as not those who kill Pakistani civilians, but rather, those who no longer do their master's bidding. They then raise anti-American sentiment in the Pakistani general population about the loss of Pakistani sovereignty due to US drone strikes (that they connive at, if not actually approve). The "good" Taliban strike at American and NATO targets in Afghanistan; this is part of the achieving of "strategic depth" by these people.

There are innumerable Americans, e.g, Prof. C. Christine Fair, or Bruce Reidel, who seek to educate Americans about this; but nobody listens.

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