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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 02:17
by Vayutuvan
RajeshA wrote:The only place safe for him in Pakistan is either the US Embassy and he can clean the toilets there to make himself useful, or in jail hoping that the jailer is not some Red Mosque graduate.
You mean he will be cleaning Pakistans of the inner pakstaniat that has been discharged out of musharrafs of US Embassy personnel?

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 02:27
by Gagan
Lilo wrote:Mushrat video Message after his arrest orders. :D
I just explained in the previous page that Mushy NEEDS to heed what his 'well wishers' are telling him.
He has to stay out of politics in Pakistan.

Mushy hasn't understood this it seems. Phool seems to think that he is still loved by the masses. The people on top are REALLY misinformed by their chamchaas.

Attempts by his 'well wishers' to ask him to stay out of politics are being construed by him as trying to keep him away from the love of his massess.

Marega saala !

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 02:45
by Prem
nachiket wrote:Looks like mushy's grand return to pakistan is turning out to be yet another demonstration of his "tactical brilliance", complete with downhill skiing and everything.
Faltu R kyon lagga diya Grand mey?
It was mentioned that both Mushy and Assfaqued will be implicated in the conspiracy against the state. The DLP , Sleeping Beauty Judge was slowly moving toward this line of questioning. Now Mushy Will Do Kushy with his own Pistol battling Talibans who will be attacking his place in few days . Assfaqued cant afford to keep Alive Mush hiding In Bush.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 02:53
by RamaY
Pakistan wont have Msuhy to kick around anymore

He long dreamed of himself as Pakistan’s Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, forging a path similar to the Turkish military ruler that secularized that Muslim country. He hoped to be a moderating force of reason, a “chief executive,” a secular reformer with clout in a land of Taliban and madrassas, the guy that could keep things together and running while the nation modernized, someone that impressed US Pentagon chief Colin Powell.

But last week Musharraf’s much-touted return to Karachi did not excite crowds; efforts to run his All-Pakistan Muslim League party failed in four districts. And he’s ended up looking more like Don Quixote than an Ataturk
.
He didn't realize that those days of using "secularism" to enslave entire nations to western-colonial masters are long gone.

Turkey itself is shedding its Secularism and India is on its way followed by China.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 02:58
by Agnimitra
All this proves that Pakistani news channel cum soap opera material is the most vibrant media in the world, better than indian media. Pakistan is the prophesied Mahdavi Khorasan - taking in, both, indus and oxus, or soothasia and cockasia.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 03:04
by Prem
Gagan wrote:Hmm,
That song by Selena Gomez in Dancing with the Stars in massaland - 400% Kufr
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OH79JrxArtU
Dont know why few Indians are criticizing her for wearing Bindi? The Music and dance , both had Indian flavour giving the hint of sensual soft power Yindians would like to project globaly. Let the Bindhi get international flavour.

MushyKushi Day is on me. Let the cheapest Andre Champaigne flow. Chuha's Chalana from Chuhastan to be celebrated with Cheap stuff only.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 03:20
by ramana
There are three charges against Mushy.

He ran away from the mildest one.

I think by doing this he has become allowable to be W-e-Cuttleded by TTP hordes storming his farm hauz.

In his best interest to submit to custody and saved in Attock Fort (prison).
--

WSJ
...
Emerging from Mr. Musharraf's house, which is protected by 12-foot walls topped with razor wire, one of his lawyers, Ahmed Raza Kasuri, declared that the former president was "calm" inside and "sipping coffee and smoking cigars."

Mr. Kasuri warned that the trial of Mr. Musharraf would open a "Pandora's box," which would ensnare other senior military leaders who supported his actions.

Mr. Musharraf's escape from court "indicates his assumption that as a former army chief and military dictator he can evade accountability for abuses," said Ali Dayan Hasan of Human Rights Watch.
Most likely its whiskey with the coffee.

BTW regular Taliban wants to get him for cooperating with US in 2001 per same article.

LINK

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 03:22
by svinayak
Mush is worried that Nawaz Sharief will visit him in prison

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 04:00
by Joseph
Gagan wrote: I just explained in the previous page that Mushy NEEDS to heed what his 'well wishers' are telling him.
He has to stay out of politics in Pakistan.

Mushy hasn't understood this it seems. Phool seems to think that he is still loved by the masses. The people on top are REALLY misinformed by their chamchaas.

Attempts by his 'well wishers' to ask him to stay out of politics are being construed by him as trying to keep him away from the love of his massess.

Marega saala !

I never saw a solid base of supporters for Musharraf. Many of those that liked him in the past did so only because he had power as the dictator. Once he lost that position, he had very little to fall back on since Kayani was going to keep the military support for himself.

The PPP followers and PML-N followers fell back to their normal patterns of behavior. Musharraf wasn't able to tap into the Taliban sympathizer mindset of Imran Khan supporters because of his buckling (somewhat) to U.S. pressure in Fall 2001.

It is interesting that Musharraf didn't follow the lead of Altaf to stay in exile and forget about going back to Pakistan.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 04:20
by Shaashtanga
Dear Maulaners, please watch this video, coffee sbill alert. Totally BENIS material but posting it here as it talks about mutiny in Pakshitstani Army. It contains startling revelations by right hand man of Lal Topi Faakeer ZZH PBUH. The name of ZZH right hand man is Emaad Khalid. The most entertaining bit to me was where Emaad reveals that Lal topi Faakeer wants Kiyani to die in heli or car crash and many corps kamandoos are ready for mutiny against him. Emaad also reveals that ZZH takes Pkr 6lacs per month from ISI and says ISI got him for cheap and if such a talented person like him was working for RAW or CIA he wud be getting a lot more money. ZZH is also a big womanizer. The full video is 51mins and I have only watched half and cudn't wait to post it here for entertainment of fellow rakshaks. May uparwala , most beneficial - most merciful - most benevolent make the prophecy of ZZH Faakeer come true and may Kiya-nahi get his 72 hoors in jannat soon via car or heli crash. Al-ham-du-lilla please also gave more fan following of PakArmy TFTA's to lal topi ZZH so that they can stage a mutiny. Inshallah make the pak-army deepest shade of green. Jeehard-fizztulla-fi-sabhi-lulla.

Emaad Khalid says Zaid Hamid takes money from ISI and exposes his attempts to stage a mutiny in Pakistan Army

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 04:22
by SSridhar
I do not think that Musharraf ever imagined, when he returned to TSP, that his party, APML, would sweep the polls and he would become the PM. No. He knew through his ISI contacts that the mandate was going to be fractured and he hoped to stitch an alliance with the help of remnants in the TSPA/ISI and his contacts in various political parties with himself assuming pole position.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 05:49
by Gagan
ZH is crazy. He appears to be Bipolar - manic depressive psychosis.
Now some ISI walas are going to visit ZH in the night and give him some sound slapping around.

AoA
Maar Khayega Saala

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 06:06
by SSridhar
Can't Ignore Pakistani Cooperation Over a Few Things: Kerry - ToI
"But then they've been trying to be helpful in other ways, and they have been," he said.

"We have a route for transiting our aid all of our supplies to our troops in Afghanistan for the last years, and now bringing things out. We've had cooperation on intel. We've had cooperation on nuclear weapons.

"...We have cooperation on efforts to ferret out, you know, bad actors in the FATA, in the western part of the country. I think they've got 150,000 troops out there fighting the same fight we are now," Kerry said as he listed out the co-operation of Pakistan in the war against terrorism.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 06:13
by Anantha
Honestly, with Ram Navami tomorrow, I see this as a great sign of the victory of good over evil. The butcher of kargil needs to be halaled, nothing less is acceptable. It looks more and more like he will either airlifted by goras or Talipakis may attack the compound in full force. Mushy... May you rest in pieces with 72 camels.

From NY Times
It was perhaps with that potential conflict in mind that the country’s Supreme Court was reported by Mr. Musharraf’s aides to have designated his luxury villa — secured by both retired and serving soldiers — as a “sub-jail” late Thursday night rather than demanding that he appear outside the compound’s walls for arrest.

The tight security at his home, ringed by guard posts and barbed wire, was at first a reflection of repeated Taliban threats to kill the former general.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 07:05
by joygoswami
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Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 07:19
by brihaspati
Anantha wrote:Honestly, with Ram Navami tomorrow, I see this as a great sign of the victory of good over evil. The butcher of kargil needs to be halaled, nothing less is acceptable. It looks more and more like he will either airlifted by goras or Talipakis may attack the compound in full force. Mushy... May you rest in pieces with 72 camels.

From NY Times
It was perhaps with that potential conflict in mind that the country’s Supreme Court was reported by Mr. Musharraf’s aides to have designated his luxury villa — secured by both retired and serving soldiers — as a “sub-jail” late Thursday night rather than demanding that he appear outside the compound’s walls for arrest.

The tight security at his home, ringed by guard posts and barbed wire, was at first a reflection of repeated Taliban threats to kill the former general.
Or he is being groomed to launch a nice little coup.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 07:34
by joygoswami
Emaad Khalid says Zaid Hamid takes money from ISI and exposes his attempts to stage a mutiny in Pakistan Army[/quote]

Channel Taken off air :twisted:

TV CHANNEL TAKEN OFF AIR AFTER SENSATIONAL REVELATION'S BY ZAID HAMID'S FORMER SECRETARY :twisted:
KEY POINTS
1. He Was on ISI Payroll
2. He is double Crossing ISI
3. He met with Iranian Intelligence Agencies to Cheat ISI
4. He has many "AQEQATMAND" Corpse Commanders .
5. He got his HITMAN team of 21 PEOPLE ready to ASSISINATE Big Political Personalities including "CHIEF JUSTICE" , talking to one of his corpse commander to execute his plan after that there will be "TOTAL CHAOS And ANARCHY" .
6. He asked from his followers to ASSASINATE Kiyani
7. He called General Kiyanai "HaramZada"
8. He wanted to kill Kiyani :rotfl:
9. On Sundays he meets only Young Ladies fans or Overseas students :rotfl:
10.He used to collect 6.6lakh pkr for IassI :shock:
11.He bragged that if he joins RAW he would be paid 10 times more :((

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 07:42
by Prem
http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts/201 ... _courtroom

Watch Pervez Musharraf flee a Pakistani courtroom (Video)
( Dont miss the Poaq accent and full diplay of Inbreeding effect)
Pervez Musharraf's bizarre return to Pakistan from self-imposed exile, which has already been marked by the former president being disqualified from upcoming elections and live-tweeting his bail hearing (and exercise routine), just got even more bizarre, with the once-all powerful Pakistani leader fleeing a courtroom in Islamabad on Thursday after judges ordered his arrest over a bitter 2007 clash with the country's judiciary. The Telegraph has the best footage of the getaway (Musharraf is in the black SUV):According to Reuters, Musharraf is now holed up in a farm outside Islamabad and police are restricting access to the area. But it's unclear whether he will actually be detained "since the military would be unlikely to tolerate such a humiliating spectacle for a retired chief." As if today's spectacle wasn't humiliating enough?

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 08:30
by ArmenT
Anantha wrote:Honestly, with Ram Navami tomorrow, I see this as a great sign of the victory of good over evil. The butcher of kargil needs to be halaled, nothing less is acceptable. It looks more and more like he will either airlifted by goras or Talipakis may attack the compound in full force. Mushy... May you rest in pieces with 72 camels.

From NY Times
It was perhaps with that potential conflict in mind that the country’s Supreme Court was reported by Mr. Musharraf’s aides to have designated his luxury villa — secured by both retired and serving soldiers — as a “sub-jail” late Thursday night rather than demanding that he appear outside the compound’s walls for arrest.

The tight security at his home, ringed by guard posts and barbed wire, was at first a reflection of repeated Taliban threats to kill the former general.
After looking at the location of his villa (as seen from Google Earth) there seem to be lots of empty fields nearby.

Anyone read the book "Dogs of War" by Frederick Forsythe? I'm reminded of the words on the hero of the novel, one Cat Shannon, when he finishes completing a recon assessment of the dictator Jean Kimba's villa.
He grinned at Boniface. "You know, kid, that bloody fool thinks he has protected himself with a big wall topped with glass and only one entrance. All he has really done in pin himself inside a brick trap, a great big closed-in killing ground."
As some of you might have noticed, Mr. Forsythe's novels contain a good deal of realism in them. For those who have not read the book, wikipedia to the rescue:
Preparation and plan
Why the book sounds so realistic and do-able

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 08:52
by Altair
RamaY wrote:
RajeshA wrote:If Mushy now takes US help to exit the country, basically his reputation would be so finished and in swine piss, that he is useless of the US.

The only place safe for him in Pakistan is either the US Embassy and he can clean the toilets there to make himself useful, or in jail hoping that the jailer is not some Red Mosque graduate.

Otherwise he is like a Begum running naked in the streets of Karachi. Everybody and anybody can jump on him.
He will seek asylum in India.
He never will but BDutt will be glad to have a Live-In with him...would love to see her bearing his child..

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 08:54
by shiv
The history of the Pakistan army suggests that they protect their own and rarely kill an officer because he is out of favour.

The only people who have been killed are the Bhutto family. So far.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 08:58
by jash_p
Looks Paki connection!!!!!!

Guys I just heard on fox news that FBI asking Paki gov. for help regarding suspect in Boston Bombing.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 09:01
by JE Menon
Have to disagree with the doc on this. If his sponsors in the West don't get him out, it is distinctly possible that non-state actors (or actresses) may take him out...

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 09:03
by Gagan
Shiv ji,
Two things will happen.
1. Pak Army will probably not kill Musharraf. Killing him sets a precedence where an ex chief was killed. It is a different story that Zia was killed by the Pak Fauj itself and a few ambitious Jernails.
Musharraf is useless as long as Kiyani is in Power. If Kiyani gets mango crated, there will be a leadership vaccum which the next crore commander will fill in. So no advantage to Mushy
2. Bartania and Saudia will always rise to the occasion to protect Mushy to the end. They have to have stooges in the future also, and they don't want to be seen as abandoning their pyara baccha. Abandoning anyone again sets a bad example, their future stooges might lose confidence in them

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 09:05
by Lilo
Jhujar wrote:http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts/201 ... _courtroom

Watch Pervez Musharraf flee a Pakistani courtroom (Video)
( Dont miss the Poaq accent and full diplay of Inbreeding effect)
Lawyers: Dekho Dekho Kaun Bhaga, Kaun Bhaga ?
Chorus: Geedad Bagha... Geedad Bhaga ...

TL: Look Look Whos running? Whos running ?
The Jackal ran away.. The Jackal ran away ... :rotfl:

Update: Mushrat smoked from his farmhouse and arrested :D

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 09:07
by ArmenT
Per Dawn:
Musharraf surrenders to authorities, appears in court
After appearing in the court, the former military ruler reportedly departed.
Probably paid some bail or something.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 09:22
by Patni
Former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf arrested
Zee Media Bureau

Islamabad: Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf was on Friday morning arrested from his Chak Shahzad farmhouse a day after his bail extension plea was cancelled by the Islamabad High Court after which he fled from the court complex.

According to reports, Pervez Musharraf along with his team of lawyers appeared before Judicial Magistrate Muhammad Abbas Shah’s court this morning where he requested for extension in his bail.

Instead, he was arrested following the Islamabad High Court’s order to arrest him on Thursday.

Islamabad Police chief also requested the court to consider his house as sub-jail due to security issues and threat to his life.

The former Pakistan ruler was placed under house arrest yesterday after he fled from the court complex shortly after the Islamabad High Court dismissed his interim bail extension plea and ordered his arrest in the case related to the detention of senior judges.

After a high-level meeting at the Presidency, Musharraf's farmhouse in the suburbs of Islamabad was declared a sub-jail.
As the drama unfolded, Musharraf's lawyers went to the Supreme Court to file a pre-arrest bail application so that he does not have surrender to the police.

However, the apex court returned the 14-page bail application as the timings for the Registrar's office had ended.

Referring to Musharraf, Judge Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui said he had "spread fear in the society, insecurity amongst the judicial officers, alarm in the lawyers' community and terror throughout Pakistan".

He said sacking judges was "an act of terrorism", declined Musharraf's request to extend his bail and summoned the Islamabad police chief to court today to explain why Musharraf had not been detained.

In a written judgement printed in English, he ordered that: "He (Musharraf) be taken into custody and dealt with in accordance with law."

Musharraf's legal team said Thursday's drama had not dented his optimism.

"General Musharraf is hale and hearty. He is in high spirits, there is no change in his confidence level. He is sipping coffee and smoking cigars," his lawyer Ahmed Raza Kasuri told reporters outside his villa.

Dozens of his supporters chanted "this is injustice" and "long live Musharraf" as his office appealed against the order in the Supreme Court, denouncing the decision as motivated by "personal vendettas".

Musharraf's spokesperson Reza Bukhari told journalists that he was "under protection from the Pakistan government".

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 09:23
by suryag
The Musharraf didnt depart the Musharraf did what he learnt and practiced as kammandu - downhill skiing

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 09:35
by Prem
The DLP Judge should be honored with the Khitab of MushMaar.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 11:17
by Satya_anveshi
JE Menon wrote:If his sponsors in the West don't get him out, it is distinctly possible that non-state actors (or actresses) may take him out...
Now, that, JEM ji, is one other angle I was thinking of but did not post.

What are the chances of a conversation like this:

M: Really, really need to go..have a gut feel that I will have some political life
K: there is so much happening...may be you should....no..wait..hang on for a while
M: I can help with 2014...really really need to go...support my visit
K: ok..whatever..but note I am going to be a bit busy...you know this little guy in NK and all the business transactions..
M: lands in a pickle err...pukistan
M: help me out K...these sheetheads have gone mad

K: I am in Korea..let's talk later
M: Help me out K...these F'heads are almost here
K: still busy...hang in there
M: what??? you want them to hang me here????...so, this is what you do to me....let me show you what I can do in your home constituency

:D

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 12:36
by JE Menon
Indeed...something along those lines entirely feasible.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 12:55
by RajeshA
When did a Pakjabi do any favors to a Mohajir?

Mohajirs keep on thinking Pakistan is theirs! Mohajirs created Pakistan. Mohajirs provided administration to Pakistan in its infancy. But for what do Pakjabis need Mohajirs still? May be a little to create disturbances in India through their connections may be! But that is all.

Mohajirs are NOT going to get any piece of the dwindling cake in Pakistan. Their piece of cake is going going and gone!

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 14:20
by kish
Pakistan offers to host 2019 World Cup qualifiers :lol:
Pakistan's cricket chief said Thursday he had offered to host qualifiers for the 2019 World Cup despite a four-year suspension of international cricket in the country over security fears.

Pakistan has not staged any top-level cricket since militants attacked the Sri Lankan team in Lahore in March 2009, killing eight people and wounding seven visiting players.
These guys are mentally retarded :D. They believe Associate member countries will be itching to come to pakisatan to lose their lives.
"Most of the countries are reluctant when they hear the name of Pakistan :mrgreen: , especially after the Bangladesh ran away***. They think when Bangladesh did not come how could they tour," said Ashraf.
:lol: Don't think like that Mr. Ashraf. Most countries tremble with fear, hearing the name of glorious Izlamic nuclear super poooper power.

***Ashrafism here too, look at the contempt Mr. Ashraf have for lowly bengali muzlims.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 14:21
by satya
Loyal Son Of Desh = Musharaf was/is/will be the view in Delhi :mrgreen: . No one did more than he for what he did to TSPA & in chai-biscuit sessions with New Delhi . Unkil played Musharaf card is an open secret . Musharaf thought its back to Presidency , Pindi jernails thought Unkil finally on their side & the desert fox/ Zardari knew its his turn :twisted: . So here's how it goes : Mushy is the bakra now in shikar of TSPA . If TSPA intervene via coup specialist 111 then they are on hook of Unkil . If TSPA make backroom deal then too it lose the last strand of their izzat & rutba ( its gone) . Should they follow backroom deal = uninterrupted civil rule & that means in every likelihood another loyal son of Desh / Sharif brothers from Kashmri valley of Hissar Distt. , Haryana :rotfl: ,INDIA :rotfl: comes to power . He too has his own scores to settle & put his own men in pindi .

Either way Unkil think its getting what it want ie 'honorable exit & NO dash to Kabul from TSPA's on leave peshawar corp & hopefully babus in desh should order a generous quota of chai-biscuit that will follow all this but this time more 'intensively' . About 'Saffron terrorism' in desh , it will continue uninterrupted as it has now become an extension of chai-biscuit .

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 15:49
by anupmisra
Senate passes resolution to try Musharraf under Article 6
...Article 6 of the Constitution for derailing democracy and abrogating the constitution
The resolution also demanded that all photographs, posters and banners of the former president be removed from all government buildings with immediate effect

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 15:51
by Neela
Senators call for exemplary punishment ( for Musharraf)
Hmmm if you are wondering what exemplary punishment means - have a dekho here:
For one time, the country should witness what the UK had done with Cromwell,” the PML-N senator said referring to the 17th century British military ruler who was symbolically tried after his death and his body was exhumed and subjected to a posthumous execution :shock: under treason charges
The Pakis continue to amaze me. They are well versed in the art of killing people and keep getting better at it!
Mush will be lamposted and then sentenced and then killed again !!! Beat that primitive rest of the world!

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 16:36
by RajeshA
Neela wrote:Mush will be lamposted and then sentenced and then killed again !!! Beat that primitive rest of the world!
Can they do that every Fridin? exhume, hang, exhume, hang, exhume, hang! May be that is the reason the Pakis don't cremate their dead!

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 17:50
by member_22872
^^^^Was told that life begins after death for Islamists. May be by exhuming and hanging the decomposed corpse they just want to make sure the dead guy doesn't enjoy 72 virgins. The back door punishment exists then. Islam is too complicated.

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 19:17
by Mihaylo
WSJ
...
Emerging from Mr. Musharraf's house, which is protected by 12-foot walls topped with razor wire, one of his lawyers, Ahmed Raza Kasuri, declared that the former president was "calm" inside and "sipping coffee and smoking cigars."

Mr. Kasuri warned that the trial of Mr. Musharraf would open a "Pandora's box," which would ensnare other senior military leaders who supported his actions.

Mr. Musharraf's escape from court "indicates his assumption that as a former army chief and military dictator he can evade accountability for abuses," said Ali Dayan Hasan of Human Rights Watch.
I suspect, right now in some ornate wood paneled cigar smoke filled room in Isloo, a debate is going on regarding what needs to be done with Mush and how.

Mush's warning doesn't bode well for him, but he has no cards to play...so very predictable.

-M

Re: Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Feb 21, 2013

Posted: 19 Apr 2013 19:27
by Ramu
jamwal wrote:
Gagan wrote:Mush's House outside Rawalpindi / Islamabad in Chak Shazad including halal coordinates
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/6696/mushhouse.jpg

When I wrote that war scenario few decades ago, I imagined that Paki general's house almost exactly like this.
Bandicoot's farmhouse looks bigger than the farm house he gave to Shaikh Osama :D
thats a waji-bull-cutlet right there!