Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan - 19 Jul 2014

MurthyB · Post by **MurthyB** » 06 Aug 2014 23:46

arun wrote:So much for pretensions of the citizens of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan that Bedouin Arabs view them as anything more than a bunch of Miskeens . Saudi Arabia has reportedly passed a law that ban’s Saudi Arabian men marrying women from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Ban also includes women from Mohammadden majority Bangladesh, Chad and Morocco:

Saudi Men Banned From Marrying Bengali, Pakistani, Chadian, Burmese Women

The unkindest cut of them all. Wither arap ancestry, so cherished in pubeland.

Gus · Post by **Gus** » 07 Aug 2014 02:28

ramana wrote:Interesting SaudiBrabarians didnt ban men from those countries. Shows what they have in mind.

eh? they don't have to do that because that sort of thing never happens. this is the country where their women have to be driven around and chaperoned all the time. that is the level to which they control their womenfolk. they recently allowed a women to be a pilot and the joke was "she can fly a plane, but to get to the plane, she has to wait for a male driver"..

Gus · Post by **Gus** » 07 Aug 2014 02:30

MurthyB wrote:The unkindest cut of them all. Wither arap ancestry, so cherished in pubeland.

saar, only marriage. not fathering.

MurthyB · Post by **MurthyB** » 07 Aug 2014 02:49

Gus wrote:
MurthyB wrote:The unkindest cut of them all. Wither arap ancestry, so cherished in pubeland.
saar, only marriage. not fathering.

Touche!

Dipanker · Post by **Dipanker** » 07 Aug 2014 06:29

arun wrote:So much for pretensions of the citizens of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan that Bedouin Arabs view them as anything more than a bunch of Miskeens . Saudi Arabia has reportedly passed a law that ban’s Saudi Arabian men marrying women from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Ban also includes women from Mohammadden majority Bangladesh, Chad and Morocco:

Saudi Men Banned From Marrying Bengali, Pakistani, Chadian, Burmese Women

I think it's just a ploy by Saudis to control the population growth of Saudi Barbaria. Paki women are usually the 4th wife of a Sheikh, that means by the time a Saudi marries a Paki he already had about 18 kids or so from his first three wives. On top of that he may produce half a dozen more mixed Miskeen-LeTs.

Paki govt. can here learn a lesson or two, I say ban the Paki men marrying the Paki women, that is the only way to control and reverse the population growth of Pakistan. Beside, most of the Paki men are gays anyway!

On a more serious note, I don't know whether the Paki realize or not that unless they control and reverse their population growth, nature will force it on to them.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 07 Aug 2014 07:04

MurthyB wrote:
arun wrote:law that ban’s Saudi Arabian men marrying women from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan
The unkindest cut of them all. Wither arap ancestry, so cherished in pubeland.

Just for that, as a tit for tat, bakis should legally prohibit their nanha camel jockeys from racing in saudi arapia. That will teach the araps a lesson.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 07 Aug 2014 08:16

That Hajami Soothi video is something. The scum bag is worse than a pigLeT and yet he is considered a "moderate" in US and by extension in DDM. The guy openly says unless India does this and that, more Mumbais will happen. And the b@stard has the audacity to sit there and say, had India not reacted the way it did, TSP would have been "sensible" as it was the first 24 hours (and mind you, India was attacked). Can you believe this. And what to speak of those slime balls gathered around him, nobody challenged him on that. Disgusting.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 07 Aug 2014 08:24

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/opinion/07 ... onal-jihad

Call for Transnational Jihad: Lashkar-e-Taiba 1985-2014

The latest book by the former New York Times contributor and author Arif Jamal meticulously describes why there should be little expectation of a trial and due punishment. It notes that the moment international pressure on Pakistan to try the LeT men relented, the Advocate General of Punjab told the Supreme Court (SC): “The Punjab government wanted to withdraw the appeal because the Punjab government did not have enough evidence against Hafiz Muhammad Saeed” of the LeT’s parent outfit Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD). Saeed was subsequently released from an ostensible house arrest. Jamal notes that LeT operatives have lived large under custody, enjoyed conjugal visit privileges and, while in jail, “Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi even fathered a son who is being raised as an LeT jihadist.” Jamal writes that the jihadists have nicknamed the boy Maulana Adialavi, apparently after the Adiala prison where he was conceived! .....

Arif Jamal’s gripping account of the ideological and numerical monstrosity that the JuD has become, with roughly half a million men having graduated through its militancy programmes, is anchored firmly in primary source information, personal interviews with the JuD leaders including Hafiz Saeed, and visits to their training facilities. Jamal has called the JuD a “wholly owned subsidiary of the ISI” but has successfully resisted the temptation to view it through the ISI lens. He is of the view that while the ISI, which to him is merely a euphemism for the Pakistan army, preserves and manipulates the JuD marionette for projecting power in both India and Afghanistan, the jihadists consciously underplay both their local and transnational agendas as they do not want a premature fight on their hands.

Entire book review is worth reading.

member_22733 · Post by **member_22733** » 07 Aug 2014 08:40

Dipanker wrote: On a more serious note, I don't know whether the Paki realize or not that unless they control and reverse their population growth, nature will force it on to them.

What a Baki would be thinking is: The Kaffir next door is building a huge country that will be ready for us when the time comes to do Gazwaa-e-beHind. Immigrant Bakis are already claiming to be Indian and soothasian every chance they get. That clearly points to what they are thinking.

In about 50 - 60 years, there would be a few refugee crises in Bakistan that are guaranteed to spill into India. The Baki Elites and Aphsars dont give a crap about IDPs as one can see in today's Bakistan. They would willingly help any IDP attempting to jump the border. This kind of stuff is only going to increase and the "world" and the "international commooonity" will ask India to be a big brother and accommodate a few 100 million of these rabid goat-lovers.

Solution is 100 feet electrified trenches, weaponized drones patrolling the border with 100% coverage.

sadhana · Post by **sadhana** » 07 Aug 2014 08:55

I suspect because rich Saudis have multiple wives, and they probably have to pay a bride price, 'middle class' Saudi men find it difficult to afford the bride price for Saudi brides.
( I heard that expat women whether Hindu Muslim or Christian from India, even if married, would keep getting proposals from single Saudi men.)

So Saudi govt is essentially preventing/pre-empting a lot of its citizens from importing brides at lower bride prices and condemning them to single lives.

On a different note, seen on twitter about an island in Greece:

Rafaya Sufi @r_sufi · 9h
Yesterday, a lady in Santorini told me girls from the island are moving to Germany because "Pakistani men make it dangerous to live" there.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 07 Aug 2014 09:13

Dipanker wrote: On a more serious note, I don't know whether the Paki realize or not that unless they control and reverse their population growth, nature will force it on to them.

Its called Darwinism. There are a lot of Darwin award winners in the abduls in Pakistan. They are busy depopulating different sects within their country

sadhana · Post by **sadhana** » 07 Aug 2014 09:24

I stumbled across transcript of a 2009 meeting with Pakistani editors where some editor(could be Najam Sethi) was trying to get Hillary Clinton to send Richard Holbrooke to lean on India to talk to Pakistan. He couldn't get her to commit to anything. She kept putting the onus back on Pakistan.
http://www.state.gov/secretary/20092013 ... 131103.htm

QUESTION: The trade. And the perception in the security apparatus here is that the government is soft on India, the government is soft on the United States, and the government is not looking after the security interests of this country properly, which is why the Foreign Office then comes under pressure. Which is where this questions from, is there a quid pro quo?

The second issue is that after Musharraf (inaudible) really went off the agenda, in a sense. He was moving forward in very interesting areas which civilian governments had not been allowed to move on, but the army moved on those areas because it thought that this was a time to do so. Interestingly enough, the situation now is that all these things are hostages, are held hostage to this whole resumption of the Composite Dialogue.

And as far as we can tell, in all honesty, India is putting forward conditions which are not going to be easy to meet in terms of the ground situation over here. Maybe in three or four or five years’ time, some action can be taken to dismantle certain groups and things like that. But right now, the government is certainly not in a position to do that. And the establishment – the security establishment is not interested in doing that.

Why is it that although Mr. Holbrooke is a regional envoy, the fact is that India-Pakistan problems are impinging on Afghanistan as well, which is where all your problems with (inaudible) and everybody else is coming from, and which is why the attacks on the embassies take place or the consulates take place?

We definitely feel – those of us who support this entire process, we definitely feel that you and Ambassador Holbrooke should be playing a more active role in trying to persuade the Indians to get back on track and not put these conditions on their Composite Dialogue, because that is exactly what the terrorists want. They will derail – and something else, another Mumbai and this whole thing will be derailed. And then the Pakistani establishment will come to you and say sorry, we’re involved on the other side. You can go and fight your own war. This – we have to worry about the other thing.

And something like that can happen. And the Indians and the Pakistani have to, in a sense, preempt it. If they can’t preempt it, they have to sort out – sort this out that if and when it happens, they will not revert back to the warmongering hysteria that characterized the attack on Mumbai. What happened the last time, Madame Secretary, is that it took 24 hours for the Pakistani media to become anti-India all over again – 24 hours.

QUESTION: That’s right.

QUESTION: It took five years to get them on – to back to the peace process under Musharraf, and then under this government, and it took 24 hours after Mumbai – state of denial over here in the government, in the security administration, and in the media, for us to get back into the anti-India mode, so much so that some Taliban leaders were then called in to give statements saying that if there is a problem with India, they will give up the war with the Pakistani – against the Pakistanis and join the Pakistani army to defeat you.

QUESTION: To fight India.

QUESTION: So I think, you know, the thing is that we really need to get Ambassador Holbrooke to go to Delhi more often. I know the Indians are very sensitive about this. And – but I think just as some of us have been urging him to go to Saudi Arabia more often – (laughter) – I think he needs to go India more often, and I think you need to talk to the Indians also in the longer-term interests of the region. On the one hand, the Indians say that if the Americans were to pull out of here, it would be a disaster. And similarly, they also say that if the Taliban were to do things in Pakistan, then there would be a spillover.

Well, then the logical consequence of that is that the Indians should be talking to the Pakistani Government and to the Pakistani security establishment about resolving some of these things. And instead of doing that, what we now have is unresolved issues of the past, and now the new issues of water. I mean, we have water problems in this country, upper riparian versus lower riparian, Sindh Province versus Punjab Province. We can’t agree amongst ourselves over water here. And now the old Indus Waters Treaty that governs water distribution between India and Pakistan is being challenged. The Indians are building dams, we are building dams. We are in a rush to do this and we are in a rush to do that. This is conflict all over again.

And I think part of your difficulties in Afghanistan have to do with my assessment with your inability to address the Pakistani security establishment’s concerns or their mindset, which has taken a long time to build. And it – a lot of it is related to India. Therefore, I think you need to bring India into the loop more than you are doing right now if you really want to be successful in your endeavors in Afghanistan.

And on and on in the same vein. The extremists will launch more attacks, Manmohan Singh just won a strong election and can make a deal, India is interfering in Balochistan, India is putting the impossible condition of prosecuting LeT etc. This guy kept saying but this but that but that other. Clinton kept saying no, Mumbai was shock for Indians, prosecuting the guilty in Pak was good for both nations, Pak Army made deals with Pakistan Taliban which fell through, the military and civilians speak with different voices, no evidence of Indian involvement in Balochistan etc
It is a long exchange but IMO, worth reading.

RajeshG · Post by **RajeshG** » 07 Aug 2014 09:39

Link from last year

http://www.threatconnect.com/news/where ... -heats-up/

recent update

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Working in collaboration with FireEye Intelligence, the TCIRT team has discovered evidence pointing to this groups continued exploitation operations using custom malware, dubbed BITTERBUG by FireEye.

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Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 07 Aug 2014 23:13

Do Shias have a future in Pakistan?

Cheers

Picklu · Post by **Picklu** » 07 Aug 2014 23:36

A 12 hour gap between two posts in this dhaga (check the timestamps of the previous two) means the world has become a whole lot boring.

Not worth living at all!!!! (For a few shia and ahmadis in pakiland anyway)

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Aug 2014 03:44

Picklu wrote:A 12 hour gap between two posts in this dhaga (check the timestamps of the previous two) means the world has become a whole lot boring.

Not worth living at all!!!! (For a few shia and ahmadis in pakiland anyway)

This is what happens when there are two dhagas on bakistan. Used to be when all benis material was part and parcel of all discussions on TSP.

partha · Post by **partha** » 08 Aug 2014 09:33

This is getting interesting by the day -

http://www.dawn.com/news/1123977/us-to- ... tutionally

US to stay neutral if govt is changed constitutionally

Isn't constitushun just a set of few pages which can be shunned if need arises?

ISLAMABAD: The United States has been quietly telling Pakistani politicians that it would stay neutral if the threatened agitation in the country leads to a government change through “constitutional means”, but would be opposed to a coup.

This message from Washington has been delivered to government and opposition politicians and military leaders by US Ambassador Richard Olson ahead of next week’s planned agitation by the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf and some other opposition parties amid worries that the situation could spiral out of control.

“Ambassador Olson has been discussing the political scenario,” said one politician who had recently met the envoy. He asked not to be named.

Mr Olson, who had held a series of meetings earlier, met JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman on Thursday.
{Isn't this fellow rabidly anti US? Monday to Thursday meetings with amreekans, Friday amreekan flag burning, weekends off.}

Another politician said the American ambassador had quite candidly conveyed the US concerns in his meeting with him and had categorically opposed a military takeover.

Speculations are rife in the country about an impending political change, as PTI’s long march and sit-in planned for Independence Day anniversary draws closer.

Foreign diplomats have been closely watching the developments. Mr Olson too has been meeting key leaders to keep tabs on the situation.

In a country where people believe in the myth of American influence over political developments, the words of the ambassador are seen as a bellwether of things to come. No-one could be a stronger believer of the myth than Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif himself, about whom a former US ambassador had noted: “The fact that a former prime minister believes the US could control the appointment of Pakistan’s chief of army staff speaks volumes about the myth of American influence here.”

In his conversations with political and military leaderships, Ambassador Olson has said the US would not take any position if a change in the government comes through constitutional means. He was quoted as having said that the test has been the country’s Constitution and that “Constitutional change would be perfectly legitimate”.

This message, it is said, has been conveyed across the political spectrum.

The second part of the American message being delivered to the army and the politicians is that a military coup would be unacceptable and could trigger suspension of assistance.

Why is no Paki complaining of violation of Pakistan's sovirginity now? How should it matter to US whether there is a coup or not? Why should coup in Pakistan be be unacceptable to US? Pakis should demand answers to these questions

arun · Post by **arun** » 08 Aug 2014 09:49

Practitioner of Genocide in Bangladesh in 1971, one of the most egregious cases of Genocide in the post second world war era, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, accuses Israel of Genocide in Gaza.

Next the Islamic Republic of Pakistan which has a track record of supporting actions that have suppressed the Palestinian people has the temerity to fault UN members for not supporting Palestinians. The historic act of suppression of the Palestinian people I am referring to is the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s support for the annexation of the West Bank by Jordan in 1950 which was opposed by all members of the Arab League. Besides that act there is the case of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s military support to Jordan led by then Brigadier Zia ul Haq to suppress the Palestinian’s in 1970-71 slaughter of Palestinian’s now commemorated by the Palestinians as “Black September”.

For an encore the Islamic Republic of Pakistan accuses Israel of resorting to disproportionate and indiscriminate use of force by Israel’s Operation Protective Edge. This while the Islamic Republic of Pakistan is using disproportionate and indiscriminate force like artillery bombardment and aerial bombing against fellow Muslim Pathan’s during and beyond Mohammadden holy month of Ramazan under Operation Zarb-e-Azb, which is named after founder of Mohammaddenism’s sword, in North Waziristan Agency.

The Occupation Army mentality of the Punjabi dominated Military of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Not for them the tactics of of the Indian Army in combatting Mohammadden Insurgency in jammu & Kashmir which eschews use of artillery bombardment and aerial bombing against misguided citizens. For the Islamic Republic of Pakistan the tactics of choice are those of Occupation Armies like the US in Afghnaistan and Iraq.

Gaza killings genocide: Pakistan

UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan criticised the 193-member United Nations General Assembly for remaining silent as Israeli military wreaked havoc on Gaza for nearly one month, which it termed “genocide”.

Pakistan’s UN Ambassador Masood Khan told a hurriedly-called UN General Assembly meeting on Wednesday — which was even not authorised to pass a resolution under pressure of Western countries — that the force used by Israel had been disproportionate, indiscriminate and lethal.

“The established norms of international humanitarian law — distinction, proportionality and precaution — were cast aside. The whole territory of Gaza has been wrecked and ravaged. Most of Gaza is a wasteland. This was no war between two equals; there was no symmetry,” he added. ……………………….

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 08 Aug 2014 12:51

Partha-ji

Remember the wikileaks cable which quotes the US ambassador as saying that Fazlur Rehman told her he was friend of US, wanted to visit US, his votes were for sale and he would like American support to become prime minister?

She also had a few unkind words to say about his co-religious party leader (I forget which) something along the lines of "Religious sermon in the afternoon and unwinds with Bloody mary in the evening"

Meanwhile Pakjab's No 1 (polio case reported)

http://tribune.com.pk/story/745849/firs ... -reported/

Punjab has reported its first-ever polio case in the year 2014 which has set alarm bells ringing for the government as the crippling disease has now infiltrated low-risk zones of the country as well.

partha · Post by **partha** » 08 Aug 2014 12:55

^
haha..hypocrites of first order.

hmm..polio at India's border. I hope GoI tightens the rules further for visiting Pakis.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 08 Aug 2014 15:46

arun wrote:Practitioner of Genocide in Bangladesh in 1971, one of the most egregious cases of Genocide in the post second world war era, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, accuses Israel of Genocide in Gaza.

arun Ji :

Have just come across this "not so recent Article". If appropriate, please include this Article in the First Page of this Tread.

The biggest holocaust in World History...whitewashed from history

The genocide suffered by the Hindus of India at the hands of Arab, Turkish, Mughal and Afghan occupying forces for a period of 800 years is as yet formally unrecognised by the World.

Remember : Those who forget History are bound to suffer similarly again and again.

Cheers

Paul · Post by **Paul** » 08 Aug 2014 16:48

How Young Pakistani Entrepreneurs are building the next Flipkart and Amazon in their country

Based on the recent fundraising news about Amazon and Flipkart, This idiot Journo Harsimran Julka from Bangalore thinks Pakistan can pull off a similar feat in their sorry excuse of a country.

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 08 Aug 2014 20:33

Paul wrote:How Young Pakistani Entrepreneurs are building the next Flipkart and Amazon in their country

Based on the recent fundraising news about Amazon and Flipkart, This idiot Journo Harsimran Julka from Bangalore thinks Pakistan can pull off a similar feat in their sorry excuse of a country.

Won't work. I went to two sites and searched for guns and belt bombs. Could not find any. Was expecting to find some good deals.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Aug 2014 22:40

Paul wrote:How Young Pakistani Entrepreneurs are building the next Flipkart and Amazon in their country

Based on the recent fundraising news about Amazon and Flipkart, This idiot Journo Harsimran Julka from Bangalore thinks Pakistan can pull off a similar feat in their sorry excuse of a country.

The journo is not the only idiot in the situation. Read this and weep:

Indian Angel Network, which has over 250 investors, in collaboration with SEED Ventures of Pakistan has floated an initiative called Startup Dosti.

ramana · Post by **ramana** » 08 Aug 2014 22:45

IAN is probably a front organization. No one in right mind would fund TSP SEEDS or weeds.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Aug 2014 22:46

Peregrine wrote:Remember : Those who forget History are bound to suffer similarly again and again.

Irfan Husain in his article “Demons from the Past” observes:

“While historical events should be judged in the context of their times, it cannot be denied that even in that bloody period of history, no mercy was shown to the Hindus unfortunate enough to be in the path of either the Arab conquerors of Sindh and south Punjab, or the Central Asians who swept in from Afghanistan…The Muslim heroes who figure larger than life in our history books committed some dreadful crimes. Mahmud of Ghazni, Qutb-ud-Din Aibak, Balban, Mohammed bin Qasim, and Sultan Mohammad Tughlak, all have blood-stained hands that the passage of years has not cleansed..Seen through Hindu eyes, the Muslim invasion of their homeland was an unmitigated disaster.

"Their temples were razed, their idols smashed, their women raped, their men killed or taken slaves. When Mahmud of Ghazni entered Somnath on one of his annual raids, he slaughtered all 50,000 inhabitants. Aibak killed and enslaved hundreds of thousands. The list of horrors is long and painful. These conquerors justified their deeds by claiming it was their religious duty to smite non-believers. Cloaking themselves in the banner of Islam, they claimed they were fighting for their faith when, in reality, they were indulging in straightforward slaughter and pillage...”

Nope! The murderers were in fact following the diktats of their holy book, emulating their founder. Rape, pillage, murder, slaughter, kidnappings, enslavement...its all there.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Aug 2014 22:47

ramana wrote:IAN is probably a front organization. No one in right mind would fund TSP SEEDS or weeds.

WKKs in their right minds?

member_22733 · Post by **member_22733** » 08 Aug 2014 22:53

WTF are they going to invest in there?

Other than these ideas I dont know what else would be there:
WhichArabAmI --> Psychic based FourFather Discovery for abduls wanting to know where they came from (only Arab lineage will be detected).
Aye Meri Khushbu --> BlowUp Goat manufacturing ---> This comes with added plush support Abdul's body weight.
72 and me --> Suicide Bomber bomber App ---> hoor calculator, GPS enabled support for optimal place to blow up, Automatic Bluetooth enabled detonation support for button shy abdul.
KaffirSniffer --> Murtad and Kaffir detector manufacturing.
DEC --> Djinn Energy Corporation --> Water car etc.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Aug 2014 23:00

shiv wrote:Won't work. I went to two sites and searched for guns and belt bombs. Could not find any. Was expecting to find some good deals.

Here ya go, my friend. Bums Guns 'N' All - A Gun Shop run by a Shooter for Shooters!, Elahee- yahooooooo!!! and Tayabally Pyar Ka Dushman, Hai Hai.

Gagan · Post by **Gagan** » 08 Aug 2014 23:09

Why Pakistan is bleeding: The Ahmediya viewpoint

Urdu version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR1GUJWpGKU

English Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hD2WwY1BQAc

Paul · Post by **Paul** » 08 Aug 2014 23:30

It is panning out exactly as Shiv said. In this in-depth discussion on the J-U-D, the pakistani author Arif Jamal lays it out clearly. "India needs to prepare for a Islamist caliphate in Pakistan." "EVery Paki army officer is either a nationalist Jehadi or an Islamist Jehadi". Worth watching every bit. Watch in particular the comments from 1:00:00 onwards.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Aug 2014 23:31

This maybe belongs to the Benis thread but what the hey! Bakistanama

Won’t allow raiding Islamabad: Saad Rafique

Federal Minister for Railways, Khawaja Saad Rafique said no one would be allowed to raid the federal capital.

if anyone wanted to come to Islamabad, they would have to give a written guarantee that the responsibility of maintaining peace would rest with them.

the Rawalpindi astrologer was responsible for all emanating situation.

By the way, when the honorable minister leaves for foreign trips, the average IQ of the nation rises by a couple of points. Yep! He is the intelligent one.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 09 Aug 2014 00:20

anupmisra wrote:
shiv wrote:Won't work.
Here ya go, my friend. Bums Guns 'N' All - A Gun Shop run by a Shooter for Shooters!, Elahee- yahooooooo!!! and Tayabally Pyar Ka Dushman, Hai Hai.

Bomb Bomb Bomb Ali
Gun Gun Gun Down Ali
Cut Cut Cut Neck Ali
Chop Chop Hand Ali !
DamaDum Poaq Qalandar,
Ahmadia Daa Pehla Numbar
Shia Wii Chippya Andaar

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 09 Aug 2014 05:27

Creating a new Medina - The Hindu

(Venkat Dhulipala’s book , Creating a New Medina: State Power, Islam, and the Quest for Pakistan in Late Colonial North India, will be published by Cambridge University Press.)

arun · Post by **arun** » 09 Aug 2014 07:56

When Mohammadden religion driven practises cloister away women in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, it is inevitable that deviant paedophilic homosexual rape and gang rape behaviour crops up:

Sexual assault: Boy allegedly raped by three men

This deviant behaviour is no one off event in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Similar incidents of paedophilic homosexual gang rape have been reported over the past year. Indeed I suspect that the incidents of this nature, by standards of prevalence of deviant behaviour, are quite widespread in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan:

Crime against children: Five-year-old boy raped

Girl, boy gang raped in Hafizabad

Gruesome crime: Kindergarten boy ‘gang-raped’ by principal, others

shiv · Post by **shiv** » 09 Aug 2014 08:38

Paul wrote:It is panning out exactly as Shiv said. In this in-depth discussion on the J-U-D, the pakistani author Arif Jamal lays it out clearly. "India needs to prepare for a Islamist caliphate in Pakistan." "EVery Paki army officer is either a nationalist Jehadi or an Islamist Jehadi". Worth watching every bit. Watch in particular the comments from 1:00:00 onwards.

Thanks for posting. The statement "Every Paki army officer is either a nationalist Jehadi or an Islamist Jehadi" is exactly in line with that Indian article that classifies the Paki army into Army One and ArmyTwo. Army One are the nationalist jihadis and Army Two are the Islamist jihadis.

Although no western country admitted it (therefore no Indian elite/WKK adimtted it) - Pakistan's assaults on India have ALWAYS been Islamist jihad right from 1947. For those who will believe a gori aurat, Ms Fair also says that.

So when it comes to the question of "What should India do?" the counter question is "What's new that India should do something different?" The real difference between jihad against India and jihad against a whole lot of others in addition to India should be obvious to all the parties involved.

I think the US and China are still arming Pakistan. I believe India should do everything to help direct jihad against both these kafir nations so they understand the meaning of jihad.

arun · Post by **arun** » 09 Aug 2014 09:12

arun wrote:So much for pretensions of the citizens of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan that Bedouin Arabs view them as anything more than a bunch of Miskeens . Saudi Arabia has reportedly passed a law that ban’s Saudi Arabian men marrying women from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Ban also includes women from Mohammadden majority Bangladesh, Chad and Morocco:

Saudi Men Banned From Marrying Bengali, Pakistani, Chadian, Burmese Women

The decision of the Saudi-Arabians has rankled those in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan by demolishing cherished beliefs of Pakistani’s having Arab ancestry which coupled with Mohammaddenism’s supposed egalitarianism made Pakistani’s the equals of the Saudi Barbarian’s. Being relegated to the same status of onetime countrymen namely the Bangladeshi’s who Pakistani’s have looked down upon added salt to the wounded nonour and dignity of Pakistan.

Wounded reaction of Islamic Republic Of Pakistan ranges from editorial to satirical pieces:

Discrimination

“Make your own Saudi prince”

Pakistani men urged not to marry Pakistani women

abhishek_sharma · Post by **abhishek_sharma** » 09 Aug 2014 09:35

Touching foot in Pakistan: Khaled Ahmed

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 09 Aug 2014 16:25

Zaid-Mahdi (pbuh)-Ham-Eid's step by step guide to a Dandey Wali Sarkar (government with a stick). Forty Minutes to Eternal Bliss - Naya Bakistan

"Hang them all from the nearest lamp posts"

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 09 Aug 2014 18:31

funny
http://www.dawn.com/news/1123861/primal ... -and-holly