Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP): Aug 09, 2010

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 31 Aug 2010 16:14

But, she was worried about the 'other woman', especially from India and hence she decided to dig deep.

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 31 Aug 2010 16:18

Taliban tap Pakistan flood misery to enlist 50,000 men

Taliban guerrillas are taking advantage of the large-scale misery caused by the devastating floods in Pakistan by attempting to enlist 50,000 new fighters -- in return for food and medicine.

For providing food and medicine, they demand that men pledge to take up their cause. This could lead to a significant upswing in Al Qaeda operatives in Pakistan and in adjoining Afghanistan.

what an opportunity given by allah

We are stretched to the limits. The government has pulled thousands of soldiers away from Swat to help in relief across Pakistan.

They dont pull soldiers from eastern border. what an excuse not to fight. USA cannot do anything. It is phucked

He said: 'There's huge need. Desperation gives birth to terrorism.

For the next few years hear this in media - poor people became terrorists because of poverty etc globally and USA is responsible for terrorism locally( pakistan)

expect some terrorism hits in the coming months as predicted. Brace for the worst.. Increased attacks on afpak border, increased infiltartions across LOC and activation of sleep modules likely in India with the biggie juicy target of cw games.

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 31 Aug 2010 16:23

New fears over health impacts of Pakistan floods
Nothing new here except malaria cases are increasing along with other usual ones- gastro intestinal and respiratory ones.

Philip · Post by **Philip** » 31 Aug 2010 16:24

Excerpt crossposted here from the general thread.It indicates that the PCB like a fish "rots from the head" and when the defacto "head" of Paki cricket and the country are the "crore commanders" of the Paki army,what else can you expect?The brazen attempt to save the schemers,demanding proof despite the video evidence shows that to the Paki ruling clique and their spin-doctors,denials upon denials repeated often enough will cover a multitude of sins.Deja vu post 26/11.The Paki denial tactics are just the same as have been parroted out regarding the guilty of 26/11.

I was on business abroad. At a watering hole ,"over a pint of bitter" with friends some cricket lovers,the topic turned to cricket and Paki players invlved in match-fixing.One gent present was a Paki who was "in his cups" as it were.He alleged that he was once present along with the C'man of the PCB (Paki general) and other pals,enjoying watching on telly an Indo-Pak ODI..India was winning and the C'Man started receiving calls from worried punters who had been tipped of that Pak would win and had bet heavily.He then made a call and reassured all present that Pak would definitely win as "Dawood" had just told him not to worry as he had fixed the match and also had (name I'm witholding deliberately) a v.senior Indian player in his pocket.The result? Pak won! I'm only repeating what we were told,but it is extremely plausible.

Meanwhile,a grim warning about Paki future perfidy.Courtesy,"The Diplomat".4 page article.

http://the-diplomat.com/2010/08/30/the- ... dium=email

Excerpts:
Coming Nuclear Flashpoint
August 30, 2010

By Michael ScheuerIndia’s role in Afghanistan is hailed as a triumph of soft power. In fact, it has just made conflict with Pakistan more likely.

If the West has had any success in Afghanistan, it has been in encouraging India to make a massive investment there of economic aid, infrastructure projects and national prestige. New Delhi is the largest regional investor in the country, and ranks second among all donors. With the West’s looming defeat in Afghanistan, however, India’s success will prove Pyrrhic, and may well set the stage for another, perhaps nuclear, confrontation between Pakistan and India.

In their one-sided confrontation with India‘s overwhelming military power, Pakistan’s political leaders and generals have long prized Afghan territory as an area where Pakistani forces can retreat and regroup if India invades from the east. This idea has long been ridiculed by Western strategists, but it’s a central tenet of Pakistan’s strategic doctrine. And now, in less than a decade, this area of limitless strategic depth has been transformed into a second military frontier with India, one that puts Pakistan in a strategic vice with Indian forces on each side.

The seriousness with which Islamabad views this issue is seen in the fact that, per the media, up to 30 percent of Pakistan’s ground forces are now stationed on the country’s western border. This redeployment degrades the country’s strength on its border with India and has been made to fight what Islamabad believes are rebellious, India-supported militants in its tribal agencies and Balochistan Province.

Pakistan’s military considers India’s embassy and consulates as intelligence centres that are running covert operations into Pakistan’s Pashtun agencies and—with the help of Indian army engineers and border police—are training, arming, funding and picking targets for Balochistan’s tribal insurgents in their low-level war against Islamabad. (NB: It’s likely that Islamabad is even now responding to its perception of India’s intervention by stepping up the tempo of the Kashmir insurgency.)

Pakistani generals also worry that India’s growing and deliberately flamboyant military ties with Israel—that the Pakistani media call the ‘Indo-Israeli nexus’—means the two countries are working together to neutralize Pakistan’s nuclear capability, and will use Afghanistan as a base from which to do so. ‘We have strong evidence,’ a Pakistani foreign ministry official said in March, 2010, ‘[that India] is using Afghanistan against Pakistan’s interests and do destabilize Pakistan.’ Now none of this need be true, of course. But it clearly is how the Pakistanis perceive the intent of India’s presence in Afghanistan. And perception is always reality.

The real rub, of course, will come when NATO withdraws in defeat and leaves India high and dry in a country that dislikes foreigners, and especially non-Muslim polytheists like the Indians.

When NATO goes, India’s personnel and interests will face attack by Afghan mujahedin, Pakistan-backed Islamist militants and probably Pakistani Special Forces. To repeat, Pakistan can’t strategically tolerate a growing and solidifying Indian presence in Afghanistan and will risk war to end it. New Delhi will then face the excruciating decision all nations rightfully dread—‘How best to save face?’ Will New Delhi decide to deploy large numbers of troops to protect its nationals and investments by defeating the fresh-from-victory Taliban and its allies, among whom will be Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and the other Gulf states? Or will it decide not to throw good money and lives after bad and draw down its presence to a Kabul embassy, if the Taliban will permit one?

Pratyush · Post by **Pratyush** » 31 Aug 2010 16:25

SSridhar wrote:But, she was worried about the 'other woman', especially from India and hence she decided to dig deep.

What was the saying again, "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned". Poor chap.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 31 Aug 2010 16:25

Akshut wrote:
'Tainted' Pak players face hanging if found guilty by Lahore High Court for high treason

Pakis will pass the death sentence, Commute it to life in the Pakistan test cricket team and say "We are such a civil and humane society"

Pratyush · Post by **Pratyush** » 31 Aug 2010 16:30

Shiv, after commuting the life sentence, it will be turned to a suspended sentence. Which will allow the Paki players to retun to PCB which in turn will lift the ban and allow the players to do what they do best.

You guessed it.

Throw matches.

Mauli · Post by **Mauli** » 31 Aug 2010 16:33

White Paki on Paki

"Whether it's in their culture I don't know, I don't know how deep it runs, but it's unfortunate that someone of his skill has got tied up with something that is damaging to cricket and to the individuals. I found him to be a brilliant competitor on the field."
http://www.cricinfo.com/australia/conte ... 75190.html

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 31 Aug 2010 16:35

In disaster's wake, a popular resurgence for Pakistan's Army

the country’s military is enjoying resurgent power and popularity as it appears to deftly flutter from region to region, leading the humanitarian mission.It always looks for opportunities to protect its harem. nothing new here.

Filling whatever holes that are still left — and there are many — religious groups, some with close connections to the Pakistani Taliban and other militant organizations (with the TSPA), are making a concerted effort to endear themselves to local populations by providing help to those in need.

“I foresee a radical change in the country’s social and political dynamics in the wake of these floods,” Abdul Khalique Ali, a Karachi-based political and security analyst, said. “The secular forces have failed to win the confidence of the people.”

Total lies- bakistan is not a secular country.It is a islamic country. period
Civilian govt with Mr dus percenti is like the &*^% at the mucca where people throw stones where the TSPA are the real brophets.

Sri · Post by **Sri** » 31 Aug 2010 16:35

Ambar wrote:
anupmisra wrote: Fiesty babe.
Moral of the story : Never share your secrets with your woman!

I think what the saying is 'Never share a secret with a woman you are sleeping with, and if you do, never stop sleeping with her.' Poor Asif, If only he had attended angrreezee lectures...

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 31 Aug 2010 16:36

Pratyush wrote:
SSridhar wrote:But, she was worried about the 'other woman', especially from India and hence she decided to dig deep.

What was the saying again, "Hell hath no fury like a ~~woman~~ Ayesha scorned" . Poor chap.

Pratyush · Post by **Pratyush** » 31 Aug 2010 16:39

^^^^

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 31 Aug 2010 16:42

Petraeus: Afghan concern about Pakistan is legit

President Hamid Karzai's recent complaints that international forces should focus on militant leaders hiding in neighboring Pakistan instead of Afghan villages doesn't mean the government no longer supports the U.S. war strategy, the top NATO commander said Tuesday.

Pretty much well known in BRF- petraeus saying he agrees with afghanisthan govt about bakis support across border but bakis are doing the ..... blah.... blah.

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 31 Aug 2010 16:48

Pakistan Younis accuses British paper of defamation

Former Pakistan cricket captain Younis Khan Tuesday served a legal notice on British newspaper The Daily Telegraph for linking him with a spot-fixing scam involving seven national team players.

Qayyum said he had demanded that the Telegraph retract its story and pay compensation of 10,000 pounds (15,400 dollars) to his client, which would go to a charity helping victims of Pakistan's floods.

what an idea-- emotionally tugs at bakis and gets a lot of sympathies all over may be except The Telegraph and the british crown(or judicial system)

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 31 Aug 2010 16:55

Pakistan delays sending investigators to England

Interior Minister Rehman Malik wants to wait for an initial British police report into allegations of match fixing involving Pakistan cricketers before sending an investigation team to England.

We will make an example out of him, if found guilty," Malik said. "We will take action and you will see it."
Sports minister Ijaz Jakhrani said there was no need to rush an investigation team to Britain on Tuesday.
"No charges are yet framed against our cricketers so we should not become emotional," Jakhrani said.

Buying time to erase all the trail in bakistan and safeguard themselves is the likely outcome during this delay.
making an example and take action ... is to make sure the trail does not land at their doorstep.

After the brouhaha settles down it is back to ~~business~~ match fixing with new crop of players and it goes on and on....

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 31 Aug 2010 17:00

Kidnapping and violence enforce cricket scams.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2010/au ... ling-scams

The unique pressures facing Pakistan's international cricketers are starkly illustrated by an anecdote told by Geoff Lawson, the Australian who coached the side for 15 months in 2007 and 2008.

After a player was dropped on the eve of a match, the captain summoned Lawson to his room. When he got there, he found one of the selectors present. "We must pick [the player]," he said. "I have been told that if he is not in the team tomorrow my daughter will be kidnapped and I will not see her again."

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 31 Aug 2010 17:05

Cricket's corruption to probe reprieve of Ponting as part of betting probe

Cricket's corruption police is to examine whether Australian skipper Ricky Ponting had his career saved by a Pakistan blunder as part of an ongoing probe into a spot betting fix

A pawki in deed is a pawki indeed.

Ponting had been having a shocking summer and was under pressure for his spot until Amir's incredible botch-up allowed him to resurrect his career with 209 in front of his home crowd.

The one ~~bright~~ black ~~spot~~ stain in a ~~man's~~ punter's morning

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 31 Aug 2010 17:10

Pakistan cricket team heading to Mexico, will play role of drug peddler, says Edgar Valdex

The Pakistani government has already talked to Mexican druglords to hire them and ask them to do the peddler's job on the street of Mexican cities.
It appears that Salman Butt, the Test team capitan will lead them in their new jobs.

Mexico drug load Edgar Valdez has agreed to train them in drug related jobs. They think that these Pakistani player would present them an opportunity to expand their business to Asian countries and they could outsource drugs from Afghanistan local market.

shravan · Post by **shravan** » 31 Aug 2010 17:11

Mohammed Asif dropped from Malayalam film

Mired in a match-fixing controversy, tainted Pakistani fast bowler Mohammed Asif who was to debut in a Malayalam film has now been dropped from the movie, according to its director Kaithapram Damodaran Namboothiri.

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Nihat · Post by **Nihat** » 31 Aug 2010 17:15

This additional 20 million in aid to pakis is beyond stupid , maybe I could come on board with the 5 million as a token or as chump change thrown in the way of beggars but more of our tax layers money will now feed those pigs who deserve to drown rather than terrorize the world.

I don't know which tool is incharge
ed of our Pakistan policy making but I feel like spitting inhospitable face and giving him a solid price of my mind

Pratyush · Post by **Pratyush** » 31 Aug 2010 17:20

^^^ Chill out bro, it is just jazia being paid to win elections by the Sekoolar forces in Hindustan. Nothing maore.

vijayk · Post by **vijayk** » 31 Aug 2010 17:52

A Arun wrote:Telegraph - Pakistan's corrupt society has led to a history of match-fixing allegations

The military takes most of the country's wealth, leaving far too little money to fund civilian society: a euphemism for saying the state does not provide its people with schools and hospitals or any real social care.

In his book Pakistan – Eye of the Storm, the former BBC correspondent Owen Bennett-Jones wrote: "Between 1947 and 1959 up to 73 per cent of Pakistan's total government spending was devoted to defence. The average for the period was 60 per cent." And nothing had changed by the last time that England's cricketers toured Pakistan at the end of 2005. The British High Commission then estimated that Pakistan's military – including the notorious Inter Service Intelligence – took 70 per cent of government spending for itself. No doubt official disapproval has been expressed, in private, but the aid has continued to pour in from Britain and the US without sufficient strings attached.

Anyone growing up in such a country therefore sees the state doing nothing for its people, feels no loyalty to the state in return, and makes what money he can for himself. If only our Govt. can tap into it.... And it is very difficult for someone in Pakistan, if not quite impossible, to make a decent living by honest means: what money there is does not go where it should but into official pockets.

Neela · Post by **Neela** » 31 Aug 2010 18:16

shiv wrote: Pakis will pass the death sentence, Commute it to life in the Pakistan test cricket team and say "We are such a civil and humane society"

Did you have Salim Malik's episode in mind here? Banned in 2000 for life, he is now in charge of the national cricket academy in TSP.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 31 Aug 2010 18:22

Two very important points that I want to raise:
1. WRT the case against the Pakistani cricketers demanding they be tried for treason and with a possible death sentence at the end of it.
Drama-bazi
BRF readers need to apply the age old formula to understand Pakistani behaviour here. This one is called:

Negotiating with a gun pointed to one's own head

The pakistanis are saying this to the British - If you guys find them guilty, we will hang them onlee. IOW, if the cricketers are found guilty, the whole gravy train from team coaches, to selectors to ex-army general cum sports minister to others up the feeding chain stand the risk of being exposed.

So the court case is a warning for both the british and the players. The system back home in Pakistan will protect the players, and the players had better fall in line or else...

2. WRT Aid that India or for the matter the US gives to Pakistan.
Government provides money and the materials are sourced from fat cats close to the relevent ministries. More aid money == some more greecing of the palms and more business opportunities for the chums of the Aid giving government.
A lot of Aid that Pakistan gets from the US, gets channeled back as 'shipping and handling' charges, and India's resolve to provide aid in 'kind' rather than in 'cash' means the same.

At least some comfort can be had from the fact that some Dilli Billi is going to make a lot of money for himself and the ministers when Nai Dilli spends $25 million to aid the uh- suffering of the poor pakistanis. $25 million is like loose pocket chain to the behemoth that the Government of India is.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 31 Aug 2010 18:30

Nihat wrote:This additional 20 million in aid to pakis is beyond stupid ,

We are buying off Pakistan, just like the Americans, so that there are no terror strikes during CWG !!

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 31 Aug 2010 18:35

Like army the mango abduls are also demanding cash
Aid for sale in Pakistan as refugees want cash

PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Needing cash not food, refugees in Pakistan's flood-ravaged northwest do not have to look far for buyers for their rations. Outside an aid warehouse, middlemen buy U.S.-branded oil, flour and biscuits and supply shops across the city.

The trade is not illegal, but appears to strengthen arguments by aid groups who say that giving money to those recovering from disasters or war is often cheaper, more effective and efficient than doling out food or other assistance like housing materials, seeds or agricultural tools.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 31 Aug 2010 18:36

Accused Pakistani players stopped from practice; summoned back to London by Police

In a dramatic new twist to the 'spot-fixing' scandal that has rocked world cricket, Pakistan Test captain Salman Butt and two other tainted players, Mohammad Aamir and Mohammad Asif, were on Tuesday stopped from practicing at Taunton.

The three players, at the center of the scandal, have been asked to return to London for another round of questioning by the Scotland Yard.

According to sources, the decision to delink the three players from the team was taken by the team management after a marathon meeting which took stock of the developments arising out of the sting operation of the British tabloid 'News of the World'.

The sources said that there was considerable pressure from the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to take action on the tainted players to restore the credibility of the upcoming T20 and ODI series.

Venkarl · Post by **Venkarl** » 31 Aug 2010 18:40

^^^ woww...goras do know when to rub salt on wounds

Manishw · Post by **Manishw** » 31 Aug 2010 18:46

SSridhar wrote: We are buying off Pakistan, just like the Americans, so that there are no terror strikes during CWG !!

Seriously SSridhar Ji Great line of reasoning, never crossed my mind.Very Interesting angle.

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 31 Aug 2010 18:46

One more reason to blame the yevil baniya

Denial of IPL earnings may be causing resentment among Pakistan players

who is this guy Dileep Premachandran ? Seems to be a cricketing WKK type

No Pakistani player has taken part in the Indian Premier League for two years now and there are fears that the huge disparities between the incomes of elite cricketers in different parts of the sub-continent are fuelling corruption.

So its India's fault that Asif & Amir are taking bribes and using nadrolone.

When asked about the disparity on a television show, Latika Khaneja of Collage Sports Management – Virender Sehwag, among others, is on her books – said: "Pakistani players see Indians being feted, and there's bound to be some frustration. The IPL is out of bounds for them, and there's certain to be a feeling that I'm at least as good as this guy who's making so much more money than me."

Now I am wondering how soon will entire paki society will emulate their cricketers seeing the diparity between them and mango baniya across the border. Man people who manufacture nandrolone will be working over time.

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 31 Aug 2010 18:50

Now a gem from hindustan times
Cricket scandal could hit flood aid for Pakistan

The match fixing scandal could hit aid for victims of floods that have ravaged Pakistan, feared a British MP who added that it was "absolutely the worst thing that could have happened now". Khalid Mahmood, a Labour MP from Perry Barr in Birmingham, said: "It’s very damaging to Pakistan, especially to the relief effort."

man who made him MP looks like queens parliament is full of laloos and mulayams as well.

Neela · Post by **Neela** » 31 Aug 2010 18:54

ECB deserves these scum! As it is, cricket in UK is seeing a diminishing following. With the matches being tainted, they will (I hope ) neither get the crowds in nor will they see advertising coming in. I mean, who will want to advertise in the matches ?

Meanwhile , in the land of the pure cheats,

Responding a question about the video, the federal minister said the video may be forged, adding action would be taken against any players if found involved in the match-fixing scandal.

Rehman said the government did not rule out any anti-Pakistan conspiracy in the scam, and if there is any plot in the making, it should be uncovered.

http://www.geo.tv/8-31-2010/70748.htm

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 31 Aug 2010 19:18

Manishw wrote:
SSridhar wrote: We are buying off Pakistan, just like the Americans, so that there are no terror strikes during CWG !!
Seriously SSridhar Ji Great line of reasoning, never crossed my mind.Very Interesting angle.

Somehow it does not resonate with me.
1) Thinking from bakistan side--
Bakistan and its child do not care whether we give aid or not. If we give aid still they hate us and harm us. If we do not give aid it only gives ammo to them to instigate mango abduls against us.
India is giving 25 million aid to them thru UNO. It gets mixed with all other nations/donors etc. So no advantage to sdres.
But huge advantage to etch and dee of bakistan(whatever is left). mango bakis will not know of sdres help again( not that it will change their hearts).

Bakis have a reason of plausible deniability which it has been doing for long. Now with floods and more destruction to mango bakis, jihadi recruitment is on the rise. Surely there will be attempts to create mayhem somewhere in India so that TFTA==SDRE at least in pain and sufferings for now. a) Big juicy target is CWG. b) increase turmoil in kashmir etc

2) thinking from sdre side--
If GOi thinks it is paying jaziya--- Heaven help us.

Overall aid will not be a jaziya from sdre to stop the attacks.
JMTs.

derkonig · Post by **derkonig** » 31 Aug 2010 19:58

Brad Goodman wrote: man who made him MP looks like queens parliament is full of laloos and mulayams as well.

Ah, the joys of sekoolaarism....its spread further & wider than pakistaniyat these days..

archan · Post by **archan** » 31 Aug 2010 20:00

shravan wrote:Mohammed Asif dropped from Malayalam film
Mired in a match-fixing controversy, tainted Pakistani fast bowler Mohammed Asif who was to debut in a Malayalam film has now been dropped from the movie, according to its director Kaithapram Damodaran Namboothiri.

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"Yeh Hinduon ki zehaniyat hi aisi hai"

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 31 Aug 2010 20:13

Manishw wrote:
SSridhar wrote: We are buying off Pakistan, just like the Americans, so that there are no terror strikes during CWG !!
Seriously SSridhar Ji Great line of reasoning, never crossed my mind.Very Interesting angle.

Manish, that has been touted here in BRf though I am simply not a votary of that line of reasoning as my two exclamation marks probably conveyed.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 31 Aug 2010 20:19

Brad Goodman wrote: So its India's fault that Asif & Amir are taking bribes and using nadrolone.

Havn't you heard Pakistanis say that India should not buy weapons because it was leading to Pakistan trying to match them or India should not have n-weapons because Pakistan is also forced to possess them etc. etc ? What I haven't heard yet is that India should not grow at 9% because it will the give them undue advantage over Pakistan. I am sure that statement is in the making and will come out soon, especially after the floods.

surinder · Post by **surinder** » 31 Aug 2010 20:22

I have a question: All the aid money is puring in. Fine. But money cannot get you anything. You need food, clothes, tents, construction material, machines, automobiles, and medicines. Are they going to be shipped from US, Europe or japan? The place to buy them the cheapest is from the neighborhood. A'stan has nothing, Iran is under sanctions. So the only place where aid money can be spent to purchase goods is India. Unless of course someone wants to spend aid money on shipping.

Is that happening at full scale? should that not be a healthy profit for Indian

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 31 Aug 2010 20:27

SSridhar wrote:
Brad Goodman wrote: So its India's fault that Asif & Amir are taking bribes and using nadrolone.
Havn't you heard Pakistanis say that India should not buy weapons because it was leading to Pakistan trying to match them or India should not have n-weapons because Pakistan is also forced to possess them etc. etc ? What I haven't heard yet is that India should not grow at 9% because it will the give them undue advantage over Pakistan. I am sure that statement is in the making and will come out soon, especially after the floods.

Sridhar, The reason I posted the quote was because if it was said by a Paki I would have taken it as their regular whining but this was quoted by this premachandran guy? Who seems to be Indian. So I was amazed at this mentality of the author who was blaming Indians for pakistani cheating. So how does this dumb a** use the same logic to past incidence when there was no IPL ranging from Sharjah to Salim Malik to ball tampering etc. I dont know they just gloss over the isses and pull out a theory from their musharraf and want people to waste their time reading and deliberating it.

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 31 Aug 2010 20:31

surinder wrote:I have a question: All the aid money is puring in. Fine. But money cannot get you anything. You need food, clothes, tents, construction material, machines, automobiles, and medicines. Are they going to be shipped from US, Europe or japan? The place to buy them the cheapest is from the neighborhood. A'stan has nothing, Iran is under sanctions. So the only place where aid money can be spent to purchase goods is India. Unless of course someone wants to spend aid money on shipping.

Is that happening at full scale? should that not be a healthy profit for Indian

No most material will be "Made in Cheena" so the tents will be made of crape paper. Food will be laced with melamine, construction material will create more mohenjodaro's in paki lands as soon as new clalamity hits abduls. Ofcourse as a thankyou for buying all dongfang stuff the cheena politburo will throw in some freebies like M11, Silkworm, JF17 bandaar and other goodies as complimentry gifts and say "thanku cum again"