Re: Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan-Sept 05,
Posted: 16 Sep 2015 23:22
twitter!if a nation can make atom bomb while eating grass, Imagine what it can do while eating donkey meat! Incredible.
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twitter!if a nation can make atom bomb while eating grass, Imagine what it can do while eating donkey meat! Incredible.
Military has intelligence services and guns. Thats why they prevail over the civilians. Not because of Charles Perrow's "bickering entities" vs "Organizational cohesiveness". Think about it this way, why do people fear the police? Because police have "organizational cohesiveness" and the Society is "bickering entities"? It is because police have guns and can throw you in jail. It is as simple as that. Replace police with Army and Society with Pakistan, its same same.While the military, given its strict vertical hierarchy and organizational cohesiveness, acts—or should act—as a single entity, the term ‘civilian’ has multiple shades. The umbrella term ‘military’ denotes a tightly coupled system, to use Charles Perrow’s term, while ‘civilian’ denotes different, differing and often bickering entities.
In an unbalanced political system, therefore, in terms of operating, the military will always have an edge over the civilians, an edge that a military, if it’s smart, will deftly leverage.
Read it All:Tasawer Islam added: 'The only person that I can think would have something against him is someone to do with his work.
'It will be someone who controls these powers 'Jinns'. They have to go through a lot of effort to attack someone with Jinns and if he has exorcised someone then they have to go through all the trouble again.
'They appear ordinary on the street but in the darkness of night that's what they do.'
Sultan Bashiruddin Mahmood, a nuclear engineer who was one of three Pakistani scientists arrested last week because of their suspected connections with the Taliban, is an expert on nuclear weapons production, but also a fundamentalist Muslim with unorthodox scientific views, scientists familiar with the Pakistani scientific circles said today.
During more than 30 years in Pakistan's nuclear program, he pioneered construction of plants to produce enriched uranium and plutonium for Pakistan's small but growing arsenal of atomic weapons. But as a subscriber to a brand of what is known to practitioners as ''Islamic science,'' which holds that the Koran is a fount of scientific knowledge, Mr. Bashiruddin Mahmood has published papers concerning djinni, which are described in the Koran as beings made of fire. He has proposed that these entities could be tapped to solve the energy crisis, and he has written on how to understand the mechanics of life after death. …………………..
New York Times
ISLAMABAD: Former defence secretary retired Lt Gen Naeem Khalid Lodhi has claimed that Pakistan possesses second strike capability against India.The second strike provides a military the capability to hit back at an enemy in a situation where its land-based nuclear arsenal had been neutralized.The former defence secretary said that despite the growing conventional imbalance, Pakistan had certain strengths including the nuclear parity with India and credible nuclear deterrence.The nuclear deterrence, he said, had been augmented by the second strike capability, efficient delivery systems and effective command and control system.He did not explain any specifics about the second strike capability, which could be sea, air or land based.It is still unclear if Pakistan was any closer to the submarine based ‘assured second strike capability’ for stable deterrence, particularly at time when India has already made the moves towards it.Discussing Pakistan’s second strike capability, President SVI Dr Zafar Iqbal Cheema said that Pakistan had improved its second strike capability.Pakistan’s second strike capability, Dr Cheema said, has been augmented by deployment of Hatf-VII/Baber nuclear capable cruise missile that is launchable from aircrafts and conventional submarines. It is further fortified by the deployment of Hatf-VIII/Ra’ad air launched cruise missile, he added.Technically speaking, he maintained, the best mode of second strike capability is submarine launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs), which neither India nor Pakistan have deployed as yet.
Jhujar wrote:Miskeenstan trying best to get attention
Pakistan has second strike capability against India
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CheersVIENNA: Pakistan envisages nuclear power generation capacity of 40,000 Mega Watts (MW) under its Nuclear Energy Vision 2050 Chairman Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Muhammad Naeem said, Radio Pakistan reported.
Belongs in the category of "Paki Boasting"Peregrine wrote:Pakistan envisions 40,000MW of nuclear power generation capacity: PAECCheersVIENNA: Pakistan envisages nuclear power generation capacity of 40,000 Mega Watts (MW) under its Nuclear Energy Vision 2050 Chairman Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission Muhammad Naeem said, Radio Pakistan reported.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Afghanistan have shelved a raft of agreements that promised to more than triple cross-border trade, officials said, as economic ties seen as key to regional stability fall victim to rivalry and suspicion.
The trade deals were supposed to be a step towards warmer relations and boosting Afghanistan-Pakistan trade from $1.6 billion now to $5bn by 2017.
But officials told Reuters that the agreements, which include reducing tariffs and granting each other preferential trade status, have stalled.
“There has been no progress or further meetings for months since those agreements were signed,” said Musafer Qoqandi, the Afghan Commerce Ministry's spokesman.
The key bone of contention was whether Pakistan would allow trade from old rival India to cross its territory.
“If Pakistan and Afghanistan aren't able to agree on relatively simple trade initiatives that benefit both countries, how can they be expected to make progress in security cooperation?” asked Vaqar Ahmed, deputy executive director at Islamabad's Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI).
Chabahar! India, Iran --- Just Do It!One country benefitting from the chill between Pakistan and Afghanistan is neighbouring Iran.
Afghan transit trade with Iran has increased steadily since 2007. In 2011, it supplanted Pakistan as Afghanistan's largest transit trade partner in terms of containers shipped, according to SDPI.
“Perhaps Pakistan thinks that it is twisting Afghanistan's arm by stopping these trade initiatives,” said Ahmed of SDPI.
“But very soon, Iran could make Pakistan irrelevant.”
So why is this news here? I post it here because, despite denials I see this as the reputation that Islam has gained. If you are a Muslim you are probably violent - you will probably want to kill people with a gun or a bomb. This is a sign of the times and I post it here because I think Pakistan has played no small role in ensuring that Islam and Muslims are recognized as a source of violent criminal behaviour. No amount of political correctness or secularism can cover up the fact that a huge number of non Muslim people in the world see Islam as fostering violence among other crimes.gakakkad wrote:http://www.dallasnews.com/news/communit ... school.ece
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[*] Someone should ask the propangandu arm of the Paki Army the reasons as to why the media is not allowed to report on the results of the on-going operations ; is it because, to use an analogy, an elephant is used to kill a mosquito?RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Raheel Sharif on Wednesday visited South Waziristan and inaugurated multiple development projects as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation plan after the end of combat operations in the area, said a statement from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).[*]
[*] When is the Paki nation going to stand on its own two feet? Begging from phoren countries left and rightThe army chief, as part of his visit, inaugurated a cadet college in Wana which was funded by the United Arab Emirates (UAE).[*] The cadet college will provide education for upto 500 children of the area, according to the ISPR statement.
[*] Another example of Paisa Dae DoIn Dera Ismail Khan (DI Khan), the army chief also inaugurated a USAID funded 62km road[*] between DI Khan and Tank.
[*]“Operation Zarb-i-Azb is in its final stage, and Pakistan Army has evicted terrorists from the area with the support of the entire nation,” stated General Raheel Sharif.
But don't big Baki Brain & Heart fit perfectly 900% with Donkey body ?.Anujan wrote:Small hindu hearts easily fit inside children thats why children from Pakistan come to India for heart transplant. Large Pakistani hearts cannot fit inside their small chest cavity of small children who need such transplants. Also, being cold, hindu hearts can be preserved for a longer time. Warm Pakistani hearts tend to decompose quickly and are difficult to transplant.
Jhujar wrote:But don't big Baki Brain & Heart fit perfectly 900% with Donkey body ?.Anujan wrote:Small hindu hearts easily fit inside children thats why children from Pakistan come to India for heart transplant. Large Pakistani hearts cannot fit inside their small chest cavity of small children who need such transplants. Also, being cold, hindu hearts can be preserved for a longer time. Warm Pakistani hearts tend to decompose quickly and are difficult to transplant.
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Military has intelligence services and guns. Thats why they prevail over the civilians. Not because of Charles Perrow's "bickering entities" vs "Organizational cohesiveness". Think about it this way, why do people fear the police? Because police have "organizational cohesiveness" and the Society is "bickering entities"? It is because police have guns and can throw you in jail. It is as simple as that. Replace police with Army and Society with Pakistan, its same same.While the military, given its strict vertical hierarchy and organizational cohesiveness, acts—or should act—as a single entity, the term ‘civilian’ has multiple shades. The umbrella term ‘military’ denotes a tightly coupled system, to use Charles Perrow’s term, while ‘civilian’ denotes different, differing and often bickering entities.
In an unbalanced political system, therefore, in terms of operating, the military will always have an edge over the civilians, an edge that a military, if it’s smart, will deftly leverage.
Also the entire article after singing praises about the bad sharif, is essentially about "Will he get an extension or wont he get an extension"
ISLAMABAD:
The PhD thesis of the Pro Rector of Comsats Institute of Information Technology (CIIT) and chief executive officer of the National Testing Service has been found to be over 70 per cent plagiarised.
Rumours that Dr Haroon Rashid had plagiarised his doctorate thesis were doing the rounds but the Higher Education Commission (HEC) began investigating the issue after it received a complaint about it last month.
The original thesis was submitted at Hamdard University in the PhD programme in 2004 by Rafiqul Zaman Khan titled “Empirical Study of Task Partitioning, Scheduling and Load Balancing Strategies for Distributed Images of Computing System.”
Haroon has been the recipient of Sitara-e-Imtiaz in the previous Pakistan Peoples Party government and has been working with Comsats for over five years.
He has worked for various government organisations over the past 35 years. At least 26 of his articles, mainly in the ICT field, had been published in various national and international journals.
[*] Just wondering if this "fly by night" outfit is a "subsidiary" of the famous AXACT Corporation headquartered in KrachiThe university’s website[*] only states that he holds a PhD in Computer Sciences.
ISLAMABAD: Adviser to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs and National Security Sartaj Aziz on Thursday said United State's defence cooperation with India was enhancing imbalance in South Asia, adding that Pakistan's reservations in this regard have been conveyed to the Unites States, Rudali Pakistan reported.Sartaj Aziz said Pakistan had also conveyed to the United States that conventional and non-conventional imbalance in South Asia should be considered while entering into any sort of defence cooperation with India.“It is becoming clear that America is preparing India to reduce the influence of China in the region.”Aziz said for the first time ever Pakistan has prepared a “formal dossier regarding Indian interference in Pakistan” which would be taken to the United Nations for presentation.“India accuses non-state actors from Pakistan of meddling in Indian affairs. But Indian state actors are interfering in Pakistan.”The adviser said Pakistan will highlight the Kashmir issue at the United Nations and other forums, adding that bilateralism envisaged in the Shimla Agreement failed to achieve any progress.Responding to points raised by some members, Sataj Aziz said that during the recent meeting between the director generals of Pakistani Rangers and the Indian Border Security Force (BSF), the two sides agreed to discuss ceasefire violations on the Working Boundary.“Now India is resorting to violations on the Line of Control and is using the pretext of infiltration for its cross-LoC firing.”
Pakistan since its very inception has always been "proud" of using its "so-called strategic location" ( at the crossroads of Central Asia, Middle East etc etcJhujar wrote:Regional imbalance’ rising from US tilt towards India: Sartaj Aziz
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ISLAMABAD: Adviser to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs and National Security Sartaj Aziz on Thursday said United State's defence cooperation with India was enhancing imbalance in South Asia, adding that Pakistan's reservations in this regard have been conveyed to the Unites States, Rudali Pakistan reported.Sartaj Aziz said Pakistan had also conveyed to the United States that conventional and non-conventional imbalance in South Asia should be considered while entering into any sort of defence cooperation with India.“It is becoming clear that America is preparing India to reduce the influence of China in the region.”Aziz said for the first time ever Pakistan has prepared a “formal dossier regarding Indian interference in Pakistan” which would be taken to the United Nations for presentation.“India accuses non-state actors from Pakistan of meddling in Indian affairs. But Indian state actors are interfering in Pakistan.”The adviser said Pakistan will highlight the Kashmir issue at the United Nations and other Pforums, adding that bilateralism envisaged in the Shimla Agreement failed to achieve any progress.Responding to points raised by some members, Sataj Aziz said that during the recent meeting between the director generals of Pakistani Rangers and the Indian Border Security Force (BSF), the two sides agreed to discuss ceasefire violations on the Working Boundary.“Now India is resorting to violations on the Line of Control and is using the pretext of infiltration for its cross-LoC firing.”
Jhujar wrote:Regional imbalance’ rising from US tilt towards India: Sartaj Aziz
Off topic slightly. I visited BF then known as Haute Volta and Ouagadougou, the capital around 1975. Great French food in the midst of nowhere.ramana wrote:..
Look at how Burkina Faso launched a coup just today!!!!
This asshole may be losing the plot. "regional imbalance" is American cold war and early post cold war terminology. Pakis have used the expression for years to instantly get American attention as something that is not good for America. But if regional imbalance is an issue for the US - the imbalance between China and nations like Taiwan, the Phillippines, Japan and Korea should be on their minds as much as anything else. In fact with Pakistan getting JF-17s, Chinese nuclear material, 46 billion USD in aid from China apart from Chinese helicopters and tanks - Pakistan itself is a cause of "regional imbalance"Jhujar wrote:Regional imbalance’ rising from US tilt towards India: Sartaj Aziz
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In a few more years time, comments like these by the TSP guys will elicit more laughs than anything else, because the imbalance between India & TSP will be so great that it would be blitheringly obvious to the most asinine == type who worries about indoo nationalists and aman ki asha and stereotypes and what not.shiv wrote:This asshole may be losing the plot. "regional imbalance" is American cold war and early post cold war terminology. Pakis have used the expression for years to instantly get American attention as something that is not good for America. But if regional imbalance is an issue for the US - the imbalance between China and nations like Taiwan, the Phillippines, Japan and Korea should be on their minds as much as anything else. In fact with Pakistan getting JF-17s, Chinese nuclear material, 46 billion USD in aid from China apart from Chinese helicopters and tanks - Pakistan itself is a cause of "regional imbalance"Jhujar wrote:Regional imbalance’ rising from US tilt towards India: Sartaj Aziz
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When Aziz talks with his forked tongue I am reminded of a man in holy robes with a smug expression on his face standing with an erect exposed penis poking out of his middle. A liar and a fraud.
in my opinion, wouldn't ramping up our domestic MIC actually contribute to elevating the per capita economic growth? With new industries and supply chains and the associated infrastructure that will come up, there will be more jobs for skilled and unskilled manpower and that should feed into the economy.Karan M wrote:We will have to run a very tight ship in our acquisitions, going beyond the babu/red tape driven delays and also ramp up our domestic MIC like never before, to keep pace and also develop and maintain a dissuasive gap without it impinging on our national objectives of raising per capita economic growth.