Bharat Rakshak

Singha wrote:looks like sunday is the new friday. potentially every day is friday.

RCase wrote:^^^

it is all the fault of these impure textbooks. Pious mulims in the Islamic Republic are being led astray and are unable to control their urges, resulting in raping anything that moves.

There could be another explanation that the principal and his gang were preparing the nanha for jihad and per fatwa were simply enlarging inserting Noor to facilitate the holding of the bum material. Hence it is halal.

I am also amused with Shariah law concept of Qisas, where the criminal is 'pardoned' by the accuser. I guess in this case the principal and gang would like to explore the possibility of Kiss-ass. AoA!

Lilo wrote:<OT>
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Peregrine ji,
You just gave us a glimpse of the promised land of Pakistan - camels teeming in the pissful sands ala Arapia with just enough dried ghass and green ghass just within reach - that background train is a distraction though...unless it is also being pulled by camels.
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shravan wrote:25 dead, 45 injured. #Peshawar Church Blast

Suicide bomber targets #Peshawar church after Sunday Mass. Approx. 300 present. 25 dead, 45 injured according to @ARYNews.

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Eye Witness reporting 100 Plus have been killed in Two Bomb Blasts at Church #Peshawar

MIRANSHAH: At least six people were killed in a US drone strike on a suspected militant compound in North Waziristan on Sunday, officials said. The attack took place in Shawal , about 55 kilometres west of Miranshah, the main town in North Waziristan tribal district, along the Afghan border. “US drones fired four missiles into a militant compound. At least six militants were killed and three others were wounded,” a security official told AFP. A second security official confirmed the attack and death toll.
The officials said the identities of those killed were not yet clear........

A suicide bomb attack on a historic church in north-western Pakistan has killed at least 60 people and wounded more than 120, officials said, in one of the worst assaults on the country's Christian minority in years.

The bombing underlines the threat posed by Islamic extremists as the government seeks a peace deal with domestic Taliban militants.

It occurred as worshippers were coming out of the church service in Peshawar city to get a free meal of rice offered on the front lawn, said a top government administrator, Sahibzada Anees.

"There were blasts and there was hell for all of us," said Nazir John, who was at the church with at least 400 other worshippers. "When I got my senses back, I found nothing but smoke, dust, blood and screaming people. I saw severed body parts and blood all around."

Survivors wailed and hugged each other in the wake of the blasts. The white walls of the All Saints church were pockmarked with holes probably caused by ball bearings or other metal objects contained in the bombs to cause maximum damage. Blood stained the floor and was splashed on the walls. Plates of rice were scattered across the ground.

The attack was carried out by a pair of suicide bombers, said the police officer Shafqat Malik. Authorities found their body parts and were trying to determine their age, he said.

The number of casualties from the blasts was so high that the hospital was running out of caskets for the dead and beds for the wounded, said Mian Iftikhar Hussain, a former information minister for the surrounding Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, who was on the scene.

"What have we done wrong to these people?" asked one of the wounded, John Tariq, referring to the attackers. "Why are we being killed?"

The dead included several women and children, said Sher Ali Khan, a doctor at a hospital in Peshawar where the victims were being treated.

No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but suspicion is likely to fall on one of the country's many Islamic militant groups. Islamic militants have been blamed for previous attacks on the Muslim country's Christian minority, as well as Muslim groups they consider heretics.

Islamic militants have carried out dozens of attacks across the country since Nawaz Sharif became prime minister in June, even though he has made clear that he believes a peace deal with the largest group, the Taliban, is the best way to tamp down violence in the country.

Pakistan's major political parties endorsed Sharif's call for negotiations earlier this month. But the Taliban have said the government must release militant prisoners and begin pulling troops out of the north-west tribal region that serves as their sanctuary before they will begin talks.

Philip wrote:"Bloody Sunday" for Pak's Christians.The persecution of minorities in Pak continues as Sunni jihadists continue their campaign of terror against the minorities and Shiites.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/s ... h-peshawar

Suicide attack on Pakistani church leaves dozens dead
Officials say worshippers were targeted as they left church in Peshawar

The timing of the Paki attack and the Kenyan mall massacre perhaps is not coincidental.After all all major global terror attacks somehow have a Paki connection and AlQ appears to be still operating out of Pak.

Philip wrote:Peregrine,how,when our beloved PM is to sup with the devil,at the UN! There is a report that the Sherrif has made a deal with the ISI so that its terror campaign against India can go ahead full swing while he denies any govt. involvement.Our beloved PM has seen the writing on the wall ,that the UPA is doomed to defeat in the coming hustings and is shoring up his "legacy to history",making sure that his personal interests come first before that of the nation.

Khan strongly condemned the attack on church in Peshawar and expressed grief over loss of precious lives.

The PTI chief said they were engaged in complete elimination of terrorism from the country

"terrorists have no religion and targeting innocent people is against the teachings of Islam and all religions."

El-Sharif also expressed solidarity with the Christian community

partha wrote:So she chose to name the Pakistani pretending to be Indian "Kiran". Because Indian = Hindu and Pakistan = Muslim, right?
Pakistani Arab

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan’s military chief Saturday visited the headquarters of two infantry divisions in Swat and Malakand Division and reportedly gave final nod to an upcoming targeted military action against the terrorists, almost a week after an army general was killed in a terror hit in nearby Upper Dir district.
Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani visited the headquarters of 17 Infantry Div and 19 Infantry Div to review the final preparatory arrangements for and give a go-ahead to targeting the terrorists safe havens in Upper Dir, according to a Pakistan Army brigadier.

Peregrine wrote: Our "beloved" (by whom?) PM is "Gunning" for the Nobel Peace Prize which regretfully he will not get "IN FULL" as he has to share it with "Budmaash".

He has no Political Constituency and as such I wonder who is the Puppeteer as it can't be the Most High.

A Pakistani-origin man is believed to be the security and training chief of Al Qaeda linked Shahab group that carried out the horrific attack at Westgate mall in Nairobi killing at least 59 people. Abu Musa Mombasa, a Pakistani citizen, serves as Shabaab's chief of security and training, the Long War Journal had said in a 2010 report.

Kenyan troops were locked in a fierce firefight with Somali militants inside the Nairobi shopping mall today, in a final push to end a siege that has left 59 dead, including two Indians, and wounded 200 others with an unknown number of hostages still being held.

Somalia's Al Qaeda-inspired Shebab rebels said the carnage at the part Israeli-owned complex was in retaliation for Kenya's military intervention in Somalia, where African Union troops are battling the Islamists.

Meanwhile, the Twitter account of Somalia's Shabab rebels was suspended yesterday after they used the site to claim responsibility for the attack.

However, the group seems to have launched a new twitter account @HSM-PressOffice.

The Shabab's previous account, @HSMPress, was suspended in January after it posted photographs of a French commando they killed and threatened to execute Kenyan hostages.

Not to be deterred, they opened another account, @HSMPress1, but were again suspended earlier this month after threatening Somalia's president.

The group had issued a series of messages on Twitter yesterday, claiming its fighters were behind an attack.

KJoishy wrote:

partha wrote:So she chose to name the Pakistani pretending to be Indian "Kiran". Because Indian = Hindu and Pakistan = Muslim, right?
Pakistani Arab

It's interesting that most Paki actresses adopt Kafir Hindu names while indulging in their dirty unIslamic occupation. Example, Reema, Seema, Nirma etc.
You will never see an Ayesha there.

RamaY wrote:Islam is religion of peace only for those who willingly submit to islams sadistic demands.

Killing of even one human is like killing of humanity. Yes, but non-believers are not humans. And when a true human (Muslim) is killed the Islamic community will respond as if the non-believer declared war over entire Islam.

JE Menon wrote:>>Kenyan troops were locked in a fierce firefight with Somali militants inside the Nairobi shopping mall today, in a final push to end a siege that has left 59 dead, including two Indians,

There is no firm indication that the militants are (some or all) of Somali ethnicity. On the contrary, one survivor said an Arab looking man changed his clothes and exited with the survivors. The Kenyan government has also studiously avoided mentioning that Somalis were involved - although there is a general assumption among the public that the terrorists are Somalis. By two Indians dead, HT must mean Indian citizens; there are at least 3 people of Indian origin who have lost their lives that I know of personally. Almost certainly there are more, one photograph I've seen shows at least 6 bodies loaded on the back of a pick-up, of which 4 seem Indian origin, and two are white...

RamaY wrote:Islam is religion of peace only for those who willingly submit to islams sadistic demands.
Killing of even one human is like killing of humanity. Yes, but non-believers are not humans. And when a true human (Muslim) is killed the Islamic community will respond as if the non-believer declared war over entire Islam.

They said there was an urgent need to address the critical issue of rising water scarcity in both the countries. Acknowledging that the Indus Water Treaty was the best means for resolving any possible differences relating to water resources, the parliamentarians urged the two governments to jointly examine issues relating to climate change and environment impact assessment and to consider technologies of efficient use of water in agriculture and to substantially improve yields.

It is an unfortunate testament of the times, that the least well-informed and most intellectually unsound have started to dictate the future course of education for our younger generation. Starting with the host's personal experiences of "parenting", and quickly turning into a lynching of a private school, a television personality on Tuesday made every effort to portray modern classrooms as dens of lasciviousness, rather than places of learning. Offended that impressionable young minds were being taught ‘obscene’ subjects, such as the reproductive process in science, the show would have been comical, had the host’s indignation not been designed to inspire perceived offence. And successfully done so.Moving on to a series of calls, overwrought parents were invited to chime in with their troubled opinions. The subject under fire for this segment was Comparative Religion. While these parents took the opportunity to obfuscate, protest and generally express their disdain for the new course, they were swift to point out that they themselves were entirely respectful of faiths other than Islam – apparently, as long as they weren’t being taught to their children.If one is to attempt to parse the meaning of the show host’s complaints fairly, it would appear that he insists on religious education being imparted without fail in private schools, as a course subject. Each student to study their own religion, and no other. Well and good. But what of religious texts sprinkled in compulsory history and literature textbooks, that are not necessarily pertinent to schoolchildren not of the Muslim faith? Is their right to a religious education in keeping with their beliefs not be protected? Had the host championed the restriction of religious education to only religious textbooks, perhaps he might have made more sense. Perhaps.

The second complaint, that the content of Science books, printed by the Cambridge school system; and in particular, the chapter about reproduction, was not suitable for children of that age, could also have been made with more grace, and with less plainly evidenced intention to cause mischief. It is worth asking what makes the host an authority on age-appropriate education? Why should a Cambridge experts’ assessment of the capability of a sixth-grader be questioned by a person with no experience in the field of education? Inciting fear that a scientific study of human biology is somehow the path to moral decreptitude can only be interpreted as a pitiful indictment of the talkshow host’s own state of mind. The implication that teaching Comparative Religion will undermine the moral fabric of society is an incorrect and irresponsible stoking of deeply sensitive religious sentiment. The host’s supercilious advice to the Principal of the school in question, “Don’t try to live on an island,” ought to be correctly interpreted as intimidation, and action taken against it as an incitement to violence.
The host’s protests, inspired more by a desire to titillate than anything else, have woefully been found worthy of inspection by the Punjab Education Minister. Pandering to an audience whose misdirected emotions have been deliberately riled, Rana Mashood’s statement that “obscene content would be removed from the syllabus” only reflects his ignorance of the issue. One wonders if the Minister has perused the books in question. It would be particularly worrying if the Punjab Education Minister’s delicate constitution was unable to tolerate lessons found appropriate for an eleven year old. The Chief Minister Punjab must step in, and stop this juvenile moral superiority contest, and instruct his ministers to be less susceptible to suggestion, by talkshow hosts who sell holy water sherbet on the side. Moral policing being imparted on television, and making its effect felt in the classroom with the government's help, is an ignoble prize for the PMLN to have won. The quality of political talent hosted by the party also comes into question, seeing the blusterous response by Rana Mashood to blatant provocation from a source of dubious professional credibility.

Killing of even one human is like killing of humanity. Yes, but non-believers are not humans. And when a true human (Muslim) is killed the Islamic community will respond as if the non-believer declared war over entire Islam.

LAHORE:

Police demolished minarets at an Ahmadi place of worship in Sialkot on Saturday, after a group of protesters threatened to do so themselves, The Express Tribune has learnt.

The police approached the community on Friday after a local cleric complained that three worship places for Ahmadis had features that resembled mosques, namely minarets and verses from the Quran written on the walls.

The minarets and verses were covered up, apparently to the police’s satisfaction, but a baying mob gathered at one worship place the next day and demanded that the minarets be torn down. The police did so. The group of protesters is now demanding that similar action be taken against two other worship places within a couple of days.

The cleric whose complaint led to the action told The Express Tribune that he had approached the police after he attended a Khatm-i-Nabuwwat Conference on September 7, marking the anniversary of the passage of anti-Ahmadi laws, where a speaker said that Ahmadis were not allowed to build minarets or use verses from the Quran at their places of worship.

Sections 298-B and 298-C of the Pakistan Penal Code outlaw Ahmadis from calling their place of worship a masjid, claiming to be Muslims or preaching their faith to others.