Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan (TSP): May 8, 2011

[Lalmohan]

^^^ well if they threw away the walkie talkie where they entered the base... one wonders if they had all their brain cells or not...
and as for the rare explosive... perhaps it is available to TSP-Forces?

[Atri]

AoA.. 72...

[Suppiah]

AOA AOA again...thread recycled already, why is it not being locked

[Atri]

Thij ij the besht moment to increase jour bost count permanently, suppiah mullah.. unlike qadiani IB4TL dhagas which are washed away into pakhana, the pure dhaga ishtays and ishtays... IB4TL onlee..

[Suppiah]

Thanks sir...IB4TL onlee also onlee

[GuruPrabhu]

^^^ The biskoot is served already. They are waiting for chai.

[Shaashtanga]

IB4TL

[Sagrawal]

AoA. 72, AK phyrrrrr IB4TL

[shravan]

IB4tl

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New TSP thread - http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewto ... f=1&t=5948

[Raghavendra]

I hereby lock this thread

[A_Gupta]

In 1945 who did foresee the violence of Partition?

Another storm due to the Pakistan idea is headed our way. Some BRFers see it. Cassandras they may be, but this time no one should be able to say there was no warning!

[Shrinivasan]

Look in the centre of the table-- Afghani Badam and American branded Bottled water!

Nope, Bailey is SDRE onlee...

[Narad]

Well, Just in Time..

AoA and IB4TL

[Mahendra]

72

[vijayk]

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/mixed-signals/796975/

Mixed Signals

Hard to believe this is from DDM....

Finally, there are those elements that Washington continues to give credence to, or at least leave unquestioned: Pakistan’s insecurities are legitimately propelled by fears of encirclement, India’s growing resource base, its nuclear weapons programme, and its reported “Cold Start” doctrine, thus adequately justify Pakistan’s inordinate military spending, greater investments in its nuclear and missile programmes, and support for terror groups targeting India and Afghanistan. That lasting peace between India and Pakistan and the settlement of the Kashmir dispute to Pakistan’s satisfaction will almost entirely eliminate its insecurities. That the army remains the only secular institution in Pakistan that “works” and is therefore deserving of support. And that Pakistan’s top military and intelligence officials bear little or no responsibility for the actions of their subordinates and affiliates, a claim even less credible given revelations from the ongoing trial of Tahawwur Rana and the testimony of David Coleman Headley. The erroneous conclusion drawn by the Obama administration from such questionable assumptions is that demonstrations of Indian magnanimity will allow Pakistan’s misguided, but not necessarily malevolent, security forces to reallocate resources towards improving the country’s security and economy.

Responding to Pakistan’s narrative requires an important cognitive leap, one that most in Washington are still reluctant to take: Pakistan’s purported obsessions and insecurities are self-inflicted, created and consistently advanced to serve important private interests, almost always to the detriment of the country and its people. This applies equally to all the challenges commonly associated with Pakistan, be it the military’s political preponderance, the proliferation of nuclear technology and materials, the cultivation and use of terrorist proxies against both adversaries and nominal allies, the growing radicalisation of the body politic, and periodic India-Pakistan crises. There is also little clarity regarding Pakistani pleas for a long-term strategic relationship, which it professes to desire as a symbol of legitimacy, but also works to undermine through its transactional demands and poorly concealed enthusiasm for a hasty US withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Although the US is using bin Laden’s whereabouts as leverage to extract short-term concessions, it remains unwilling to recognise the centrality of Pakistan’s self-defeating narrative and the dire need for its complete reversal, absent which the multifarious challenges associated with Pakistan are unlikely to be meaningfully addressed. This, in turn, necessitates the coordinated advancement of a counter-narrative by states whose national security interests are compromised by Pakistani misbehaviour, including India, Afghanistan and — most importantly — the US. What must be promoted is an entirely different conception of Pakistan’s national interest, including its self-identification as a non-revisionist and peaceful state wholly responsible for its own behaviour and well-being. Based on the mixed signals from Washington, it is unclear whether even the dramatic circumstances of bin Laden’s death will produce that desirable outcome.

[shiv]

The body language says it all. Except for one paki who seems to be grinning (in a sheepish "I have gas" way), all others have this fatalistic look. Their leader is even glowering at his counterpart. Compare that to the body language of the Indians.

Their guy in the grey suit looks familiar ( and positively constipated.)[/quote]

Not only do the kafirs have evil smirks on their faces - one of them is consulting the chief of saffron on the cellphone.

[VikramS]

This is one thread which needs to be saved...

[anchal]

72!! May Pakis rot in hell!

[GuruPrabhu]

IB4TL -- LOL

[Kapil]

Cheenum wrote:
Nope, Bailey is SDRE onlee...

Err, that is Kinley,a brand owned by the Coca Cola company

[Anantha]

To all pakis (with due apologies to one Mr. Asad who wrote the original)
Tum jiyo Bahataar saal (72)
Har saal ke din ho Bahattar (72) (total earth years 51, 1998 signifies the start of breakup of Pakiland)
Har din baje bum bahatter (72)
Har bum mein mare bahattar (72)

[chaanakya]

IB4TL
May God give 72 to all Pakis

[amdavadi]

whose that guy in white in the middle? looks like a Referee,and looks like he has whisle around his neck?

[KrishG]

just in time!! AK Phyrr!!

[Altair]

AoA! 3 weeks for 72 pages.
Admins: Is this a record???

[shiv]

AoA! 3 weeks for 72 pages.
Admins: Is this a record???

and 100,000 plus views in those 3 weeks

IB4TL

[Nandu]

AoA. Congratulations to the Paki thread for reaching its 72. May the country soon follow suit.

IB4TL