Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Dec 25, 2012

member_22872 · Post by **member_22872** » 06 Feb 2013 21:04

Finally, lessons have been learnt and, with this, observation of Kashmir Day will also gradually lose its fervour like Defence Day.

No, it will transform into National towel throwing day. It's collective national solidarity day for you all Pakis when you collect near a chowk in a city of your choice and throw towels shouting Kashmir and jihad. The louder the better and throw in AK fire intermittently for effect.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 06 Feb 2013 21:11

kish wrote:A "letter to the editor" from pakistani in Melbourne to pakitribune.

This guy give me hope. If pakis are subjected to decent education, they may become normal human beings rather than being radicalized reptiles.

[url=httpxxx://paktribune.com/news/Kashmir-Day-By-Atif-257181.html]Kashmir Day... By Atif[/url]

Sorry. You have misread this piece of Paki shit in Australia. See what he says. He is just farting out what sour grapes shitlanders say when they can't get Cashmere. They still draw a border between the land of Rishi Kashyapa and India

Kashmir belongs to the Kashmiris
MALIK ATIF MAHMOOD MAJOKA
Melbourne, Australia

sum · Post by **sum** » 06 Feb 2013 21:19

venug wrote: No, it will transform into National towel throwing day. It's collective national solidarity day for you all Pakis when you collect near a chowk in a city of your choice and throw towels shouting Kashmir and jihad. The louder the better and throw in AK fire intermittently for effect.

Just

imagining this scene

arun · Post by **arun** » 06 Feb 2013 21:25

Drone attacks, a case of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s Military incompetence and cowardice on display or rather a case of the connivance of the military and other power elites of the Islamic Republic in violating their own nation’s sovereignty?

Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan yesterday proclaiming that the military and power elites of her country are not conniving in helping the US violate their own sovereignty and indeed the power elites of her country disapprove of visits by the national bird:

US drone strikes: There's 'no wink and nod' from Pakistan, ambassador says

Today the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s National Bird carried out yet another of its frequent preiregnations entirely unmolested nothwithstanding the vast amounts of money expended by the taxpayers of Pakistan in obtaining for their military Saab 2000 Erieye and ZDK-03 AEW&C’s, F-16 fighters, Spada 2000 and RBS-70 Bolide SAM’s, AMRAAM AAM’s, AN/TPS 77 Radars etc.

US drone strike kills three in N Waziristan: Express News

kish · Post by **kish** » 06 Feb 2013 21:33

For Indian traders who import pakisatan cement (If anyone is fortunate to read BR). Please count the number of roof, wall collapses.

Death toll in rain-related incidents mounts to 41(jeez, i am again quoting an article from "Business recorder")

The death toll in week-long rain and snowfall on Wednesday mounted to 41 as the cold weather across the country broke a 30-year record.

Thousands of people remained inside their homes for the last few days amid shortage of edible items, medical facilities and lack of inappropriate rain management measures.

Some 37 people were reported killed across the country. Electrocution, landslides and cave-ins of mud-houses and rooftops are the major causes of these deaths.

Another man died after his house fell on him (wah wah, Lahori angrezi.Its not the "walls" or "roof", the house fell on this poor man) in Rajanpur area of Chowk Allahabad. In Okara’s village Dharmay Wala, man and his son were killed after being trapped under the debris of a house.

A child lost his life when a seminary’s wall fell on him in Pindi Bhattian area of Hafizabad Road. As many as seven people of the same family were injured when their house crumpled on them in Khanewal.

Five shops and two schools in Murree area of Ser Baglagoi were damaged in landslide incidents. Three female students received electric shock in Jheeka Gali, as they touched the snapped electric wires(brilliant girls). They have been transported to CMH.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has some of the most ravaged areas. Two small girls lost their lives when rooftop of a vegetable vendor’s house crashed on them in Peshawar. In different districts of the province, at least 24 people perished in rain-related incidents.

In Khyber Agency area also, lashing rains caused a house to break down, killing four people.

Driving rains caused a rooftop to plummet in Azad Kashmir’s Lipa Valley. Two houses were destroyed in Tariqabad. Two vehicles were stuck in a landslide on Neelam Highway.

In Hyderabad area of Kali Moree, a 12-year girl died as she was hit by crashing wall of a house.

kish · Post by **kish** » 06 Feb 2013 22:08

I don't know where to post this news here or in benis dhaaga, to me every news emanating out of pakisatan is funny.

[url=httpxxx://tribune.com.pk/story/503365/karachi-unrest-case-23000%20-criminals-are-on-the-loose-says-judge/]Karachi unrest case: 23,000 criminals are on the loose, says judge[/url]

Assuming that the administration is not interested in arresting criminals, Justice Khilji Arif said that if the government cannot provide security then it should place advertisements in newspapers telling people to leave their homes at their own risk.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 06 Feb 2013 22:27

arun wrote:Drone attacks, a case of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s Military incompetence and cowardice on display or rather a case of the connivance of the military and other power elites of the Islamic Republic in violating their own nation’s sovereignty?

Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan yesterday proclaiming that the military and power elites of her country are not conniving in helping the US violate their own sovereignty and indeed the power elites of her country disapprove of visits by the national bird:

US drone strikes: There's 'no wink and nod' from Pakistan, ambassador says

Today the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s National Bird carried out yet another of its frequent preiregnations entirely unmolested nothwithstanding the vast amounts of money expended by the taxpayers of Pakistan in obtaining for their military Saab 2000 Erieye and ZDK-03 AEW&C’s, F-16 fighters, Spada 2000 and RBS-70 Bolide SAM’s, AMRAAM AAM’s, AN/TPS 77 Radars etc.

US drone strike kills three in N Waziristan: Express News

This is a traditonal lament or whine of purefools. John Keagan in one of his books writes of the Seljuk Turks of Egypt whining about the Ottomans as not being maard enough while fighting using the muskets which would kill them at long distance.

The droneacharyas are in a way long range kill mechanism where the faithfools can't hit back.

Only in TSP case, the TSPA gets paid baksheesh to allow the usage of drones. And most likely supply some target info to get rid of their recalicitrants.

So the TSPA(motto: jihad-e-fistula) get paid by kafirs and also provide info on which jihadis to kill.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 06 Feb 2013 23:03

As my fourth cousin claims: drone attacks are counterproductive as they kill too many terrorists.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 06 Feb 2013 23:33

shiv wrote:
kish wrote:A "letter to the editor" from pakistani in Melbourne to pakitribune.
[url=httpxxx://paktribune.com/news/Kashmir-Day-By-Atif-257181.html]Kashmir Day... By Atif[/url]

Sorry. You have misread this piece of Paki shit in Australia. See what he says. He is just farting out what sour grapes shitlanders say when they can't get Cashmere. They still draw a border between the land of Rishi Kashyapa and India
Kashmir belongs to the Kashmiris
MALIK ATIF MAHMOOD MAJOKA
Melbourne, Australia

Yeh Inbred Paki BC, Medina belongs to the Jews. Lahore belongs to Hindus and Sikhs. If your female ancestors carried the Awland from the rape by Four fathers , it dont mean the land belongs to you.

partha · Post by **partha** » 06 Feb 2013 23:47

Anujan wrote:As my fourth cousin claims: drone attacks are counterproductive as they kill too many terrorists.

You mean drones increase the productivity of those counting the dead terrorists?

RamaY · Post by **RamaY** » 07 Feb 2013 00:06

kish wrote:I don't know where to post this news here or in benis dhaaga, to me every news emanating out of pakisatan is funny.

[url=httpxxx://tribune.com.pk/story/503365/karachi-unrest-case-23000%20-criminals-are-on-the-loose-says-judge/]Karachi unrest case: 23,000 criminals are on the loose, says judge[/url]

Assuming that the administration is not interested in arresting criminals, Justice Khilji Arif said that if the government cannot provide security then it should place advertisements in newspapers telling people to leave their homes at their own risk.

So basically Pakistan is where 180,000,000 criminals are on the loose?

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 07 Feb 2013 00:41

The New Brahmos Missile seems like have the capability to be a Fifth Futurefather of Paki new generation.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 07 Feb 2013 02:55

Kargil: between dreams, realities and nightmares

Na Hoor Na Khajoor, Na koi Aan Na Koi Shaan, Sirf Pagal Pakistan

hat followed that ingress has been a subject of scholarship and speculation until this day. The general consensus appears to be that the Pakistani army sent in regulars mixed with a handful of irregulars across the Line of Control (LoC) in Kargil sector and established a series of posts ostensibly to ratchet up things where the Kashmir issue could be ‘internationalised’ and a ‘stubborn’ India forced to negotiate. According to another pro-army writer, Dr Shirin Mazari, “It was a limited tactical defensive operation, which incrementally escalated as a result of India raising the military, political and diplomatic ante.” Musharraf was to use later the euphemisms ‘offensive defence’ and ‘aggressive patrolling’.The lament that India ‘overreacted’ is perhaps the most ludicrous aspect of the debacle. And while the objective was an eventual political victory, the political leadership of the time, i.e. Mian Nawaz Sharif and his government were either not consulted until things got out of hand or given partial information. The jury is still out if Mian Sahib actually knew, and more importantly, grasped what was going on.Aziz, while writing later that Nawaz Sharif extricated the military from the mess it got itself in, does not appear to clearly vouch for him and adds: “But one thing is certain. As Pakistan’s foreign minister, I was not aware of this operation until this morning, nor was I consulted about the possible diplomatic fallout of this dangerous operation. This is a very sad reflection on Pakistan’s governing structure, the civil-military relationship and the total absence of an infrastructure for decision making on national security issues.” Elsewhere Aziz records that Sharif even asked, “Will this lead to Srinagar?” ‘Inshallah’, many participants said simultaneously.”The effect of Ziaist Islamic teachings had taken hold by that time and continued to influence the military behaviour into the next decade, according to a former FCNA commander, Major General Irshadullah Tarar. ‘Cold military logic, he said, had been replaced by Islamic slogans and prayers. Rather than subjecting plans to military critiques and precision, they were often prefaced with phrases as: ‘By the Grace of God we will put 10,000 rounds over there and Inshallah the enemy will be routed!’”Nawaz Sharif may have extricated the army from disaster in 1999 and in all likelihood averted an all-out war but he, like Z A Bhutto before him after the 1971 Bangladesh surrender, failed to make those responsible for the disaster answerableThe only lesson of Kargil should have been to put those on the spot who calculated that somehow India would take it on the chin without upping the military and diplomatic ante. Not anticipating the response when bringing two nations to the brink of nuclear disaster would have been considered criminal elsewhere, but like Operation Gibraltar 1965 and Operation Searchlight 1971, the Kargil fiasco too was consigned to the ‘national security’ vault. Interestingly, India’s Kargil Commission completed its report in 2000.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 07 Feb 2013 03:07

Imran, Qadri join hands against ECP

Two Pigeons F..ing Show Still On

LAHORE: Imran Khan’s Tehreek-e-Insaf and Tahirul Qadri’s Pakistan Awami Tehreek have expressed their strong reservations over the performance of the Election Commission of Pakistan, and both the parties have demanded its dissolution and formation of a new election commission to hold free and fair elections in the country.The PTI has, however, conveyed a clear message to Quadri in a special meeting that the party would not approve any move to derail democracy, as it believes in “change through ballet, not bullet”,
peaking on the occasion, Javed Hashmi said that the PTI and Quadri had same concerns about the electoral reforms and had reservations over the issues of caretaker setup and constitution of the election commission. Answering a query, Hashmi said that the meeting only discussed reservations, and the final decision regarding the filing of the petition in the Supreme Court by Qadri for the reconstitution of the election commission will be taken by his party.PTI leader See My Boob Qureshi reiterated that his party would not take any step that is extraconstitutional because it did not want democracy derailed. He said that the only way to bring change in the country is through the ballot box, and added that a transparent ECP is crucial for the upcoming elections. Qureshi informed the media that Qadri had explained to him in the meeting that his argument is not about dissolving the election commission, but he considers the constitution of the commission as unconstitutional and unlawful.

Philip · Post by **Philip** » 07 Feb 2013 03:15

The current Paki army remind me of the famous/infamous-whichever is your bent,"Crusaders" of yore,who went into war with the Saracens saying,"God wills it"! Dubya Bush also launched into his infamous "Crusade" speech,before quick sense in the US stifled the word.The great danger is that some loonie one day gets to become army chief and decides to launch a surprise N-attack against India,since "God wills it".past time for the GOI to dump the no-first-use policy when one has to deal with the unpredictable Sino-Paki axis.

Anindya · Post by **Anindya** » 07 Feb 2013 03:21

From the above post.....

it believes in “change through ballet, not bullet”

hnair · Post by **hnair** » 07 Feb 2013 03:29

^^^ ballet? that is all we need, Imran and Mullah Ash-tray donning a pink tutu and tippy-toeing in unison

Agnimitra · Post by **Agnimitra** » 07 Feb 2013 03:36

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 07 Feb 2013 04:46

hnair wrote:^^^ ballet? that is all we need, Imran and Mullah Ash-tray donning a pink tutu and tippy-toeing in unison

Or doing Nut Crackers!!

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 07 Feb 2013 05:19

More like ballet of snake (PTI) and scorpion(PAT) going pit pat.

MurthyB · Post by **MurthyB** » 07 Feb 2013 06:04

Follywood’s best for SRK

My Name is Jafri

A Pakistani Shia Rizwan Jafri with Asperger’s syndrome endeavours to speak to the Pakistani president, and embarks on a cross-country journey from Quetta to Islamabad. Famous for the tagline, “My name is Jafri and I’m not a kafir”, the film highlights the plight of Shias in Pakistan. The film ends with Rizwan meeting the president with the president telling him, “Your name is Jafri, and you’re…” – the screen goes black.

Malangg 1 & 2

Bulbul Panday is an eccentric vagabond who lives the life to the fullest and craziest. One day he commits blasphemy, without actually committing it, and is then locked up in a police station. Bloodthirsty mobs barge into the lock-up, drag the malang out and beat him up with kicks, fists and iron rods until his last breath. His body is then set on fire. The sequel sees Bulbul commit blasphemy in another mindboggling manner, with death coming slightly differently this time around.

Good stuff!

amit · Post by **amit** » 07 Feb 2013 06:30

Lalmohan wrote:i see that 800,000 is the new 700,000

Boss that's to take into account inflation. Never underestimate the knawledge of Pakonomics.

partha · Post by **partha** » 07 Feb 2013 07:28

Mahesh Butt

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/ente ... 366330.cms

Indian artists are not given a chance in Pakistan. How do you see that?
Just because somebody is doing that doesn't mean we should stop doing what we should be doing. Our films are shown in Pakistan and that's a reality. We started it in 2007 with Awarapan and in today's date Indian films are shown in Pak. Even after 26/11, the situation spoiled, but they didn't take out Indian films from there. {Right, India attacked Pakistan on 26/11 killing 166 Paki citizens & Pakis were generous enough not to take out our films. Great favor from Pakis.}

From Pakistan we get a major revenue stay. Whereas, the question of our artists getting work in Pak is concerned, there is no work in Pakistan. More films are not made there.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 07 Feb 2013 08:46

“No one could defeat the Muslims… If America had to run away, then India, you will have to leave Kashmir as well,” said Saeed amid chants of ‘al-jihad, al-jihad’.Saeed expressed support for all Kashmiri leaders .

For Sad ID

FortySeven Mey liya Jubb Panga Poaqar
Marre joote Humne Hajar, Lakho Beje Attari Paar
Kashmir Mey Thoke Jihadi Few Hajar.
Niiiikal gayee thubb Aqqar, Nikal gayee Subb Aqqar
Jinnars Key Hosh Oor Gayee!!

SixtyFive Mey Oothaya Sar Dooozi Baar
Lahore Mey Pahoonche Indian Koofaar
Thappar Marra Barra Karrar, Fatafut Ootra Jeehad Bukhar
Nanga Kiyya tubb saare bazzar, Week mey Hosh oorr gayye !

SeventyOne Ki Sunaoo Saeed ko Khabar
Zabar Ki Pakri Poaqan phir Daggar
Arora Sey Tubb Hui Annkhe Chaarr
Jaan Bacchayee Daal Hathiar
Four Fathers Ka gyaa Haaankar
Three and Half Lovers Key Hosh ooor Gayee!!

Mian Abb Phir Tumse Karr de Zikkar,Indians ko Nahi Inbred Ki Fiqqar
Pani Karenge Pehle Bundh,Dry Karenge Paki Dung
Denge Tumko Itna Dund, Loot Jayogey Like Basant Patang
Ghussar Key Wapis Tumko Humm,Morri Woh Karr Denge Bundh.
Akhir mey O Poaqunk, South Asian Ke Junk
Milege Indian Sandh Saugandh, Ke Poaq Hosh Oor gye!

(Sandh= Fully Extended Tool)

Agnimitra · Post by **Agnimitra** » 07 Feb 2013 08:55

Five men allegedly kidnapped by Lashkar-e-Islam

PESHAWAR: Nearly 24 Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) militants invaded a house in Mera Balarzai, near Badhaber police station, and abducted five men on Tuesday night.

...

Residents said the entire area has been gripped by fear after four people were killed in the middle of the night two weeks ago. Those executed were active members of the local peace militia and the Mufti Mehbobul Haq-led militants, Ansarul Islam, who are currently fighting the Mangal Bagh-led LI for the control of Tirah valley, Khyber Agency.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 07 Feb 2013 08:57

Jhujar wrote: Kargil: between dreams, realities and nightmares
Elsewhere Aziz records that Sharif even asked, “Will this lead to Srinagar?” ‘Inshallah’, many participants said simultaneously.”

That underlined word is the most abused word among the Believers because the questioner does not get a definitive answer to his question. The reply is vague and ambiguous and leads to different interpretation by different people. It might have meant, 'We will try' or 'We don't know for only God knows' or 'Most certainly it will happen' or 'It is difficult; we have a 50:50 chance' etc. This ambiguity is then exploited when the results happen.

Baikul · Post by **Baikul** » 07 Feb 2013 11:20

Jhujar wrote: Kargil: between dreams, realities and nightmares

Na Hoor Na Khajoor, Na koi Aan Na Koi Shaan, Sirf Pagal Pakistan
............Rather than subjecting plans to military critiques and precision, they were often prefaced with phrases as: ‘By the Grace of God we will put 10,000 rounds over there and Inshallah the enemy will be routed!’”..........

member_22872 · Post by **member_22872** » 07 Feb 2013 12:45

^^^^ Lal topi wala is their chief executive defense and strategic analyst flanked by atleast one vish kanya for no reason. He is the best among the best TSP could produce. Inshallah indeed for India. I hope he and his rage boy buddy will be invited and consulted for every important operation they plan against India. Oh I almost forgot, pick up kommandu too on the way.

Aditya_V · Post by **Aditya_V** » 07 Feb 2013 12:48

X posting this news from Pakistan Arms thread so people don't miss it

A Sharma wrote:16 defence installations attacked since 2009: Defence Secretary

ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly’s standing committee on defence has been informed that defence installations have been attacked sixteen times in the country since 2009.

The meeting of the standing committee was chaired by Azra Fazal Pechuho here on Wednesday. Defence Secretary Lieutenant General (retired) Asif Yasin Malik informed the committee that defence installations have been attacked sixteen times since 2009, adding that the last attacks were in Peshawar and the Kamra airbase.

The Defence Secretary said that in the attack on the Kamra airbase an Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) plane was destroyed, while ten attackers were also killed.

Asif Yasin further said that all four sides were attacked in Peshawar but fortunately all installations remained safe.

In his briefing, the defence secretary informed the committee that quick response forces had been deployed at all defence installations while action had been taken against army personnel involved in these attacks.

At that time PAF was claiming "Minor" damage.

Lalmohan · Post by **Lalmohan** » 07 Feb 2013 14:44

these pesky TTP wallahs seem to be raw agints onlee - always attacking the force multiplier targets
god speed and good luck birathers!

kish · Post by **kish** » 07 Feb 2013 14:48

Aditya_V wrote:X posting this news from Pakistan Arms thread so people don't miss it

A Sharma wrote:16 defence installations attacked since 2009: Defence Secretary

ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly’s standing committee on defence has been informed that defence installations have been attacked sixteen times in the country since 2009.

The meeting of the standing committee was chaired by Azra Fazal Pechuho here on Wednesday. Defence Secretary Lieutenant General (retired) Asif Yasin Malik informed the committee that defence installations have been attacked sixteen times since 2009, adding that the last attacks were in Peshawar and the Kamra airbase.

The Defence Secretary said that in the attack on the Kamra airbase an Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) plane was destroyed, while ten attackers were also killed.

Asif Yasin further said that all four sides were attacked in Peshawar but fortunately all installations remained safe.

In his briefing, the defence secretary informed the committee that quick response forces had been deployed at all defence installations while action had been taken against army personnel involved in these attacks.
At that PAF was claiming "Minor" damage.

One news outlet says its "army personnel". Another one says its the "intelligence personnel" (Yeah, oxymoron i know! "intelligence" & "personnel" in pakisatan)

[url=httpxxx://www.thenews.com.pk/Todays-News-13-20797 ... -body-told]AWACS plane destroyed in Kamra attack, NA body told[/url]

He said that in the attack on the Kamra airbase an Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) plane was destroyed. The terrorists attacked Peshawar Air Base from all four sides, but fortunately all the defence installations remained safe, Malik said. He said after back-to-back attacks, army personnel have been deployed at all defence facilities of the country. He said intelligence officials who supported the terrorists had also been charged.

But, they were quick to blame "foreign elements" right after the attacks.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 07 Feb 2013 17:22

Lalmohan wrote:i see that 800,000 is the new 700,000

And a million Kashmiri women were balatkarred by IA and two million brave kashmiris have been halaled as they went about their normal daily routines. A point to ponder for you paklurks: If 800,000 IA soldiers are in Kashmir, then who is guarding the rest of the country? Hain? Perhaps you pakis should take advantage of that and attack Gujarat.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 07 Feb 2013 17:25

kish wrote:But, they were quick to blame "foreign elements" right after the attacks.

Must have been "phoren" because PAKI muslims can not attack their own country because they are loyal. In fact it is written in al kitab that muslims cannot attack muslims. It must be true. There!

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 07 Feb 2013 17:29

Baikul wrote:Na Hoor Na Khajoor, Na koi Aan Na Koi Shaan, Sirf Pagal Pakistan

From the article:

Dr Shirin Mazari <said>, “It was a limited tactical defensive operation (LTDO), which incrementally escalated as a result of India (unexpectedly, no doubt) raising the military, political and diplomatic ante.”

Why did India not play by rules, show her other "cheek", welcome the guests and let the momeens stay awhile for some chai-biskoot? It was all for a lark, anyway.

sum · Post by **sum** » 07 Feb 2013 18:04

The Defence Secretary said that in the attack on the Kamra airbase an Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) plane was destroyed, while ten attackers were also killed.

Wonder what else was damaged since destroyed means 400% point of no return.
Am sure some more crafts suffered 200% damage also. Wonder what the Poaks are hiding

Aditya_V · Post by **Aditya_V** » 07 Feb 2013 18:35

Wonder what the mood is like in those unmentionable forums. And wonder if TTP is capable of making some of Brave F-solah's to accept martyrdom along with a rest of the Saab-2000 fleet.

Looks like TTP is attacking these installations looking to get their hands on the " Islamic Bumb"

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 07 Feb 2013 19:03

partha wrote:Mahesh Butt

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/ente ... 366330.cms

Even after 26/11, the situation spoiled, but they didn't take out Indian films from there. {Right, India attacked Pakistan on 26/11 killing 166 Paki citizens & Pakis were generous enough not to take out our films. Great favor from Pakis.}

From Pakistan we get a major revenue stay. Whereas, the question of our artists getting work in Pak is concerned, there is no work in Pakistan. More films are not made there.

Even accepting the cowardice of India in dealing with TSP, I must tell you this statement is the lowest of low. And I have heard the same from senile dorks in the DDM like Prem Shankar Jha and other WKK s@it heads: "India & TSP have moved beyond 26/11". I mean what the f@ck was there for TSP to move on from? They were the ones who attacked, they were the ones who called for a nuke war, they were the ones who flushed all the dosas India provided down the toilet, they are the ones who taunt India with impunity in the manner in which the killers of 26/11 roam freely, and yet our demnted bloody b@stards talk of TSP moving beyond 26/11. And not surprisingly, the western toadies also pick up this line, India & TSP making piss despite 26/11. Even honestly admitting that India surrendered post 26/11 has an ounce of courage than pepetuate this bold-faced lie making it sound that TSP somehow compromised on something. No they did not, they are lauging theirs arses off in derision and contempt, and making brazen demands from India.

Lilo · Post by **Lilo** » 07 Feb 2013 19:48

Lalmohan wrote:these pesky TTP wallahs seem to be raw agints onlee - always attacking the force multiplier targets
god speed and good luck birathers!

LM ji,
RAW CIA and Mossad agints onlee and roaming as free birds in Poaklands .
Birather Adnan Rashid, the ex PAF guy who made the attack possible was freed by bad Taliban (TTP) from the Bannu jail along with 380 other mujahids . He was imprisoned in the first place for plotting a hit at Mushy

.

http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news ... s-pakistan

member_23252 · Post by **member_23252** » 08 Feb 2013 00:55

Apparently ‘Pakistani’ in French means ‘terrorist’
Adventures of a bearded Paki in French lands.

Prasad · Post by **Prasad** » 08 Feb 2013 01:15

anupmisra wrote:
Baikul wrote:Na Hoor Na Khajoor, Na koi Aan Na Koi Shaan, Sirf Pagal Pakistan
From the article:

Dr Shirin Mazari <said>, “It was a limited tactical defensive operation (LTDO), which incrementally escalated as a result of India (unexpectedly, no doubt) raising the military, political and diplomatic ante.”
Why did India not play by rules, show her other "cheek", welcome the guests and let the momeens stay awhile for some chai-biskoot? It was all for a lark, anyway.

Yindia did not act like a Big brother and compromise. It was the yindoos who didnt accept when the tfta extended a warm hand of friendship and people to people contact!