Bharat Rakshak

Suppiah wrote:From this website..the other pictures remind me of Roman camp razed by Asterix & Co..

http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/20 ... ed-by-nato

Where is the echandee???

jrjrao wrote:Video of Ka-Tak yesterday. Poor Javed Chaudhry whines and moans about how US treats India Pakistan as unequal-unequal.

"hum ek bhikari nuclear quom hai...."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQ66Mo71 ... re=related

ramana wrote:

Altair wrote: There is technology to detect these tunnels. Do Pakis think that Chinese are the first ones to dig deep tunnels? US and USSR played these tunnel game to death even before I was born! Israelis also have perfected detecting tunnel systems.

Have you seen news of award of contract to Boeing for the 30K lbs deep penetrator bomb? Take a look at its capability in wiki. ~200 feet in plain mud. Its better than the Grand Slam or Tallboy of Barnes Wallis genre.

The spin was its for Iran but could be for others more truculent.

Narad wrote:

SSridhar wrote:Cannot attend Bonn meet without assurance: Gilani
“If we have no assurance about Pakistan’s security, sovereignty, integrity, honour, dignity and self-respect, then we cannot go (to the Bonn Conference)”, Mr. Gilani told reporters in Karachi.

Please append the above reference in BR dictionary for h&d!!

SSridhar wrote:Cannot attend Bonn meet without assurance: Gilani

“If we have no assurance about Pakistan’s security, sovereignty, integrity, honour, dignity and self-respect, then we cannot go (to the Bonn Conference)”, Mr. Gilani told reporters in Karachi.

Wow, a long list indeed. But, Mr. Gilani, all these are to be earned the hard way, don't you think so ?

SSridhar wrote:

hulaku wrote:Pakistan considering breaking diplomatic ties with the US as per the Telegraph

...Poor Sherry. She was happy to escape the blasphemy threats to her life and enjoy the relative safety of Washington D.C. That is in danger now. She even resigned from the prestigious Jinnah Instt. in anticipation. Many a slip between the cup and the lip. Why is her friend, Gilani saheb, wo otherwise so chivalrously helped her during the long march against Musharraf saheb, so cruel to her these days ?

Pranay wrote:http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/news/p ... eststories

Pakistani aerial video of their two destroyed border posts...

shiv wrote: There is a strange "kabbadi" type game being played out by Pakistan. When India is being targeted, the Pakistan army is all bluster, while the actual attacking work is done by Jamaat ud Dawa which otherwise remains in the background. With the US, the noise and bluster are from the jamaat ud dawa, while the army, which is doing the actual fighting, is not saying a word.

There is something really odd in this. I think the military felt it was a better bet to fight with NATO forces. India was more dangerous to the military and required an ideological Islamist-asymmetric response. With the US being a sponsor and a donor to the military all this ideology shydeology business would be counter productive by getting mango Abdul worked up. So the army quietly played a double game.

Altair wrote: Dozen Brahmos would get their attention

Aditya_V wrote: These foot soldeirs are easily replacable, not worth the cost of Brahmos, many die when trying to cross the border and many died in 2005 earthquake. Pakis will just pick some more from sections of society living in poverty. For the RAPE and PAKI Army, the Kasabs are expendable. It is the Lakhvis,generals , Hafeez Sayeds who are mourned.

Altair wrote: Dozen Brahmos would not kill even 50% of them. I only want to messup their mind,you know get on their nerves while testing some Brahmos on PoK rather than Chandipur.

ArmenT wrote:

Narad wrote:Cannot attend Bonn meet without assurance: Gilani
“If we have no assurance about Pakistan’s security, sovereignty, integrity, honour, dignity and self-respect, then we cannot go (to the Bonn Conference)”, Mr. Gilani told reporters in Karachi.

Please append the above reference in BR dictionary for h&d!!

Link no longer contains the quote. Looks like someone has edited the article recently. No fear though -- I found another link from the Associated Press of Pakistan that contains the relevant quote. H&D article now has the new reference.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s decision not to attend a conference on the future of Afghanistan in Germany next week, taken to protest against a Nato cross-border attack that killed 24 soldiers, is final, a foreign ministry official said on Wednesday.

“Of course it’s the final word. Pakistan is not attending,” the official told Reuters, shortly after the German government urged Islamabad to reverse its stand.

Fury over the attack is growing, with more protests across Pakistan and tough editorials in newspapers.

“It is definitely not Pakistan’s intention to work against the rest of the world,” Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar told Dawn News television on Wednesday.

“But the rest of the world also has to understand that if they have pushed Pakistan into this corner, violated red lines, then they have denied the basis of partnership,” she said.

Islamabad’s decision to boycott next week’s meeting in Bonn will deprive the talks of a key player that could nudge Taliban militants into a peace process as Nato combat troops prepare to leave Afghanistan by the end of 2014.

RamaY wrote:

Altair wrote: Dozen Brahmos would not kill even 50% of them. I only want to messup their mind,you know get on their nerves while testing some Brahmos on PoK rather than Chandipur.

Once we start valuing the lives of Indian citizens, property not only dozen but even 100 Brahmos will become cost effective to show these jihadi pigs some hell on earth.

If one 11/26 cost $10B to Indian economy then how many Brahmos it can buy?

The army was working on a strategy to ensure that such incidents do not take place and demanded that the culprits, those who ordered the attack as well as those who executed it, should be brought to book.

A_Gupta wrote:Obviously, the whole attack is a Yanqui-Yindoo-Yehudi conspiracy to cause Pakistan to keep away from the Bonn conference.

rajanb wrote:Posted in full from Down.com

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s decision not to attend a conference on the future of Afghanistan in Germany next week, taken to protest against a Nato cross-border attack that killed 24 soldiers, is final, a foreign ministry official said on Wednesday.

Once we start valuing the lives of Indian citizens, property not only dozen but even 100 Brahmos will become cost effective to show these jihadi pigs some hell on earth.

If one 11/26 cost $10B to Indian economy then how many Brahmos it can buy?

SSridhar wrote:

shiv wrote:Any agreement can be stated to have been reached out of "Respect for the mediating party and not because they were cowed down by the opponent"

That is why they always wanted the US to mediate between themselves and India.

In both cases, Shiv, TSP is asking a kufr to mediate with another kufr. Koran and the Hadith allow hudaibaiya, but not mediation, AFAIK and I am certain mediation by a kufr would be haraam or mumnoo. Would they explain away the mediation as taqiyyah or hudaibaiya to their people ? I want to see the reaction by the Islamists to what appears simply as plain panic to me ?

Prem wrote:The white flag above is a symbol of Pakistan having no Balls, a step further than being the country of Ik-Ball.

Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said on Wednesday that he had asked Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai to speak to the United States (US) regarding Pakistan’s participation at the Bonn Conference on Afghanistan.

Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said on Wednesday that he had asked Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai to speak to the United States (US) regarding Pakistan’s participation at the Bonn Conference on Afghanistan.

Hashim Khan, an anti-Taliban tribal leader, was killed in northwest Pakistan on Wednesday when a bomb hidden in his car detonated, police said.

Two of Khan's colleagues traveling with him were injured, said police official Abdul Rashid.

The explosion took place at 1 p.m. in Hangu city in Orakzai Agency, one of seven semi-autonomous tribal regions in northwest Pakistan, known to be a hotbed of militancy.

Khan was an influential tribal elder who led a local resistance against the Taliban and its many factions.

Altair wrote:

vijayk wrote: Now that Mush told his secret, all the NATO has to do is to monitor these tunnels and nuke them with small nuclear weapons. The trucks with nuclear bombs will be in the tunnels for ever.

There is technology to detect these tunnels. Do Pakis think that Chinese are the first ones to dig deep tunnels? US and USSR played these tunnel game to death even before I was born! Israelis also have perfected detecting tunnel systems.