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Anujan wrote:The MOFA statement if you observe closely uses words like "strategic stability in the subcontinent" , "Pakistan itself victim of terrorism" and so on. Pakis are remarkably consistent in reusing the same phrases over and over again. By pakis I mean their jernails, politicians, track 2'ers, "analysts", think tankers, journalists. All of them not only say the same thing, but also use the same words to say it. This is quite remarkable.

Anujan wrote:The MOFA statement if you observe closely uses words like "strategic stability in the subcontinent" , "Pakistan itself victim of terrorism" and so on. Pakis are remarkably consistent in reusing the same phrases over and over again. By pakis I mean their jernails, politicians, track 2'ers, "analysts", think tankers, journalists.

All of them not only say the same thing, but also use the same words to say it. This is quite remarkable.

Anujan wrote:All of them not only say the same thing, but also use the same words to say it. This is quite remarkable.

KLNMurthy wrote:

partha wrote:http://www.dawn.com/news/1159463/pakist ... gic-vision

Blow to H&D. Pakis reduced to having to closely read India-US pacts to feel good about themselves by making assumptions which may or may not be true.

The logic of the paki mind is that India and the US desperately need strategically located bakistan for their agenda, therefore bakistan can and should demand bissful settlement of cashmere, otherwise the southasia will remain poor and riddled with terrorism and bolio.

shiv wrote:

sudhan wrote:Teachers get guns in Al-Backistan. Brilliant! This just cannot go horribly wrong"

This has got to be bullshit propagandu onlee.

Many of those wimmens are flouting basic safety norms and I am happy to be far faar away from them. In the first image - not only does the wimmen in green have her finger firmly on the trigger - she also has a thumb in a place where it will get cut off when the sliding casing ejector shoots back with every shot.

In other fotoos wimmens are merrily hooking their fingers over the trigger and act that should be done only when you are ready to shoot

Prem Kumar wrote:

sudhan wrote:Pawki gets spooked, probably browned his shalwars

Guess he really missed his coach..

Sohail had one too many Djinn & Tonic before going to bed

Anujan wrote: . . .All of them not only say the same thing, but also use the same words to say it. This is quite remarkable.

Mahendra wrote: quote="Prem Kumar"

sudhan wrote:Pawki gets spooked, probably browned his shalwars

Guess he really missed his coach..

Sohail had one too many Djinn & Tonic before going to bed /quote

May be the IED that Afridi hit in Sohail's kit bag went off

Patni wrote:
Pakistan aircraft denied landing in Capital

As per linked report the original paki request was for landing at Delhi (VIDP) but We refused as POTUS was in town and we being beliver of Atithi DevoBhava didnt want to let paki stink up delhi air and so was denied permission to land in delhi and so went to lucknow it seems.

ArmenT wrote: Incidentally, note that none of those handling the AK have a magazine inserted (a very wise decision indeed!), given that trigger discipline is pretty much non-existent in many of the pics and they don't seem to care where they're pointing muzzles anyway.

Speaking to Pakistan’s High Commissioner to India Abdul Basit, the premier said the country would like to have normal relations with India on basis of mutual respect and sovereign equality.

Obama's visit this week to Pakistan's much larger, more prosperous and more important neighbor was always destined to grate on Pakistani nerves. A sense of pique hangs in the foggy winter air.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — In an unusually critical statement, a senior Pakistani official said that Pakistan remained opposed to India’s inclusion in the Nuclear Suppliers Group and feared that the country’s growing nuclear cooperation with the United States could harm deterrence efforts in South Asia.

sudhan wrote:Meanwhile in the greener lands of Al-Porkistan..

IS names ex-TTP man as regional chief

SARGODHA - JF-17 Thunder, the multi-role and all-weather fighter aircraft, was formally inducted into the prestigious Combat Commanders’ School (CCS) of Pakistan Air Force (PAF) here on Monday.

The induction of this indigenous war fighting machine will further facilitate advanced combat training of PAF fighter pilots.

Deputy Chief of the Air Staff (Operations) Air Marshal Sohail Aman was the chief guest on the occasion.

KARACHI:

Pakistan is located in a region that will bring major changes in the world economy in coming decades primarily due to its demographics.

With over 100 million people below the age of 30 aspiring to change their lives, the rise of Pakistan is just a matter of time, Morgan Stanley Chief Investment Strategist David M Darst said on Tuesday.

“Demographics will play a major role in coming decades. Pakistan is among those nine countries in Asia that will add another China in the next 35 years and the impact of this change will be phenomenal on the world economy,” he said while giving a lecture on “The World Economic Environment: Where’s the Global Capital Going”.

The specter of violence already prompted Pakistan and China to alter the original route of the CPEC to avoid most of Baluchistan and the tribal areas, instead transiting largely through Punjab (coincidentally Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s province). If Chinese investments and personnel do become prime targets in the Gwadar SEZ — and Pakistan is unable to stop attacks — then the project has no future.

Jhujar wrote:92 suspected militants killed in strikes
Baki Trying best to Get Attention. Terri Rah Mey Kharre Hai Begging Bowl Thaam Ke,Deja Khairaat Allah Ke Naam Se

ESHAWAR: Seventy-six suspected militants were killed in North Waziristan and 16 in Khyber Agency when planes pounded their hideouts in the two volatile regions on Tuesday, the military said.
“In a precise aerial strike in Dattakhel area of North Waziristan in the afternoon, 53 militants, including 12 foreigners, were killed. Six hideouts, an ammunition dump and seven explosives-laden vehicles were destroyed,” said an ISPR statement.The jet fighters targeted militants’ positions in Kharh Tangi, some 35km west of the agency headquarters of Miramshah. Most of the foreigners killed were Uzbeks, military sources said.In another strike in the same area later, 23 militants were killed, the ISPR claimed.Since the area is off-limits to journalists, it is difficult to independently verify the number and identity of the dead.The jets continued shelling for about one hour, inflicting heavy losses on the militants, sources said.The air strikes were carried out in Therkho Kas, Wacha Wana, Sra Vella and Nakai areas, near the Afghan border. The officials claimed that those killed belonged to the outlawed Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan and Lashkar-i-Islam. Six militant hideouts were destroyed in the strikes.

Expressing displeasure over the federal and provincial governments for dragging their feet in holding fresh population census in the country, the Sindh High Court directed them to gear up efforts for holding the census within shortest possible time.

The court directed the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) to make preparations for the census at the earliest as the same has been delayed inordinately.

A division bench headed by Chief Justice Maqbool Baqar had taken up a petition filed by Dr Muhammed Siddique Rathore, vice president of the Jamiat Ulema Pakistan (JUP), who moved the court seeking its directives for the respondents to hold population census in the province before holding local government elections.

“A US drone fired two missiles at a compound and vehicle in Shawal area of North Waziristan, killing six terrorists,” a senior security official told AFP, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Pakistan, however, officially denounces the strikes as a violation of its sovereignty.
The area is generally off-limits to journalists, making it difficult to independently verify the number and identity of the dead.

deejay wrote:There have been fresh droppings from the National Bird:

http://tribune.com.pk/story/828986/dron ... kills-six/

“A US drone fired two missiles at a compound and vehicle in Shawal area of North Waziristan, killing six terrorists,” a senior security official told AFP, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Pakistan, however, officially denounces the strikes as a violation of its sovereignty.
The area is generally off-limits to journalists, making it difficult to independently verify the number and identity of the dead.

A_Gupta wrote:Missed this - I don't think it was posted here.
http://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2015/01 ... -earliest/

LAHORE: Balochistan witnessed the highest and the Punjab the lowest increase in population from 1998 to 2011, with the country's overall population shooting up to an alarming 46.9 percent.

However, with the inclusion of population of Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan, the population of the country would reach 197,361,691 in 2011 against 134,714,017 in 1998, showing an increase of 46.5 percent.

As far as population proportion is concerned, 13.99 percent of the total population of the country has been reported in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in 2011, 2.32 in Fata, 47.52 in the Punjab, 28.73 percent in Sindh, 6.85 percent in Balochistan and 0.60 percent in Islamabad

According to data, average household size has decreased from 6.9 in 1998 to 6.8 in 2011.The average of household size decreased from 7.0 to 6.6 in the Punjab, from 6.1 to 6.0 in Sindh.

Peregrine wrote:
A Census was held in 2011. However the Crapistani Leaders in Power decided for obvious reasons not to pulish the results. IMO the Population of Crapistan today should be in the vicinity 220 t0 225 Million.

PM Nawaz directed all concerned departments to make arrangements for the holding of population census in all provinces in 2014. The directives were ordered following a reply to the letter of Election Commission.

The ECP had requested the PM to ensure population census next year. It also stated that census should be carried out after 10 years according to the constitution. The lack of a census could lead to raising questions about the transparency of general elections.

The ECP suggested that a census be held before the 2018 general elections in Pakistan in order to help ascertain the actual count of the population and the formation of electoral constituencies.

Population census was last held in Pakistan in 1998. At that time, the total population was estimated to be 130 million.

Anujan wrote:What's the takleef in conducting a census?

Anujan wrote:What's the takleef in conducting a census?

shiv wrote:

Anujan wrote:What's the takleef in conducting a census?

Money, organization, security.

Senator Tabaahi ‏@mahobili 39m39 minutes ago
After an abduction case in LUMS,students are not allowed to leave the campus alone. At least five people in group should leave.

Paul wrote:

Senator Tabaahi ‏@mahobili 39m39 minutes ago
After an abduction case in LUMS,students are not allowed to leave the campus alone. At least five people in group should leave.

The controversies that led to repeated postponement of the census have much to do with the share of national resources that provinces claim and with intra provincial ethnic rivalries. But the census should not become an enduring casualty of such contention precisely because it serves as the fundamental foundation for making resource allocations and evolving plans that square resources with public needs.

LokeshC wrote:Peregrine ji,

Baki population is on an exponential growth. That means it will grow by 60million in 5 years instead the 10 years it tookppreviously to grow by the same amount.

I.e. baki population should be about 260 million in 2017, 320million in 2020, 380 2022.....

We are looking at a very scary issue for all of humanity.