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You mean...."India belongs to them". There is a whole dialog going on in paki deaf and dumb fora about how the evil yindoos cheated them out of the name "India", with "Indian Restaurants" actually offering paki food but owned by the SDREs.ramana wrote:Hamid Gul's whine.... They mentally belong to India.
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47. Removal [22][or impeachment] of President.
[22A](1) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Constitution, the President may, in accordance with the provisions of this Article, be removed from office on the ground of physical or mental incapacity or impeached on a charge of violating the Constitution or gross misconduct.
(2) Not less than one-half of the total membership of either House may give to the Speaker of the National Assembly or, as the case may be, the Chairman written notice of its intention to move a resolution for the removal of, or, as the case may be, to impeach, the President; and such notice shall set out the particulars of his incapacity or of the charge against him.]
(3) If a notice under clause (2) is received by the Chairman, he shall transmit it forthwith to the Speaker.
(4) The Speaker shall, within three days of the receipt of a notice under clause (2) or clause (3), cause a copy of the notice to be transmitted to the President.
(5) The Speaker shall summon the two Houses to meet in a joint sitting not earlier than seven days and not later than fourteen days after the receipt of the notice by him.
(6) The joint sitting may investigate or cause to be investigated the ground or the charge upon which the notice is founded.
(7) The President shall have the right to appear and be represented during the investigation, if any, and before the joint sitting.
(8) If, after consideration of the result of the investigation, if any, a resolution is passed at the joint sitting by the votes of not less than two-thirds of the total membership of [23][Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament)] declaring that the President is unfit to hold the office due to incapacity or is guilty of violating the Constitution or of gross misconduct, the President shall cease to hold office immediately on the passing of the resolution.
see the peculiar way of referring to their president! Mr. Zardari, not president zardari. However paki media always ref Gen Kayani, Gen PashaMr Zardari must know that he can simply not afford to leave his return to Pakistan open-ended. His own party`s prime minister, Yousuf Raza Gilani, stood on the floor of the Senate on Wednesday and appealed to parliamentarians to ensure that the assemblies complete their term. Why? What threat was Mr Gilani hinting at? And the prime minister also indulged in some conspiratorial talk of his own, suggesting that were Mr Zardari to have been admitted to a Pakistani hospital the president`s life could be in danger. Taken on top of the talk by PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif that democracy should not be derailed, it amounts to something quite serious when the country`s top civilian political leaders are hinting at the possibility of an interruption of the democratic process.
so much for the respect of democracy.It also illustrates the 'separate electorate' mentality that BK talked about. Incidentally, this is not the first time this bizarre mindset has been displayed. Both Gul and that toad Mirza Aslam Beg have 'advocated' that both Pakistan and India nuke the US in case they invade Iran!.anupmisra wrote:You mean...."India belongs to them". There is a whole dialog going on in paki deaf and dumb fora about how the evil yindoos cheated them out of the name "India", with "Indian Restaurants" actually offering paki food but owned by the SDREs.ramana wrote:Hamid Gul's whine.... They mentally belong to India.
AoA..Military spokesmen here have been asked repeatedly for some indication of Pakistan's casualties in the last four days and tonite one replied :
I have asked our people that question and as a matter of fact the answer is that there are no losses. In the pursuit of Jihad [Moslem Holy War] nobody dies; he lives forever.
B@11$ of titanium I say.... Raul is Mrs'G's descendent, I hope one day in future when he gets the throne the Kali DNA passed onto him comes out from dormancy and cuts rest of the porkistan to size but maybe the male members of nehru / gandhi clan are useless when it comes to showing some cojones so instead of Raul, Priyanka shud get the throne.Vivek K wrote:Indira Gandhi - the only Indian politician with b$lls!
BS of Paki class. The Kali gene of IG is native to Bharat not to their family blood stream.Shaashtanga wrote:B@11$ of titanium I say.... Raul is Mrs'G's descendent, I hope one day in future when he gets the throne the Kali DNA passed onto him comes out from dormancy and cuts rest of the porkistan to size but maybe the male members of nehru / gandhi clan are useless when it comes to showing some cojones so instead of Raul, Priyanka shud get the throne.Vivek K wrote:Indira Gandhi - the only Indian politician with b$lls!
RamaY you can be civil about it, no need for such blatant disregard of others thought process.BS of Paki class. The Kali gene of IG is native to Bharat not to their family blood stream.
Ham Gul is on record stating Pauperland is the strategic deapth of India. He thinks the existence of TSp is a favor to India.ramana wrote:Hamid Gul's whine reflects the Paki idea that they are an unattached part of India. They got a state but are not a nation really. They mentally belong to India.
All is still not lost. They can have the modern Millat status of Art 370. The alternative its to become slaves of Pakhtuns and return to Ghorid days.
( So Paks are following Indian tradition of considering 21 as auspicious number)AP) PARACHINAR, Pakistan — A local government official says militants set off a roadside bomb near a Pakistani army convoy in a tribal region close to the Afghan border, sparking clashes that killed one soldier and 20 militants.Wajid Khan says the incident took place in Khanki village in the Upper Orakzai region on Friday.
He says 25 soldiers were wounded in the militants' attack. He says the troops repelled the attack, surrounded and killed 20 militants.The region is home to insurgents loyal to Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud.
Some insurgent commanders in Pakistan have claimed to be in peace talks with the government recently. Others have denied any negotiations, as has the government
Heard on Radio 4(that is BBC in Europe these days)that he called Henri Kissinger an war criminal and Mother Teresa an Christian Fanaticjrjrao wrote:Just to recall some of CH's writings:
from page 1 of every Paki thread such as this:
On the Frontier of Apocalypse by Christopher Hitchens
Then, after the horror of Mumbai:
Our Friends in Bombay-- We must stand by our most important ally
And after the day when OBL decided to finally swim with the sea weed and fishes, Hitchens unleashed this:
From Abbottabad to Worse
Of course, many would also recall how on the publication of the last above by Hitchens, Prof. Ms. Whack-Job Unfair threw a frightening fit that almost required mental health hospitalization.
Remember going through Time Magazine(1971-72) microfilms at American Center Delhi in 1985. There was headline "We were on wrong side"...............on right hand page.SSridhar wrote:It indeed is a keeper, and thanks Anup Misra.anupmisra wrote:Meanwhile, the paki awam during the course of the war was reading this in their daily newspapers: The Yawn - Dec 4 through Dec 20, 1971. This link may be a keeper.
The ad for funds in the 16th Dec. paper says, "Victory Belongs to those who Fight for a Right Cause". How true, indeed as Pakistanis were to know very soon !
Zardari setting up a presidential camp office in Dubai? - Firstpost“We have been in constant and intense dialogue with our Pakistani counterparts. We understand the concern. Frankly, there’s plenty of concern on the American side as well,” State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland told reporters.
Nuland appeared to be upset that Pakistan has not joined the CENTCOM investigation into the 26 November incident in which 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed in a NATO air strike.
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“We obviously remain open to that kind of participation. But we also are very firmly committed to understanding what happened here, because we have had in the past similar difficulties coordinating and communicating on the border,” she said.
“We have got to get to the bottom of what happened. We’ve got to learn lessons because, frankly, we need to continue to cooperate here. We can’t — either of us, Pakistan, United States, or Afghanistan, frankly — allow these areas to remain safe havens for terrorists. So we’ve got to work this out and that’s what we’re committed to doing,” Nuland said.
Pakistan’s army chief has raised the pressure on Asif Ali Zardari, the embattled president, by calling for a swift investigation into a claim that he sought US help to rein in the country’s powerful generals. The allegation has sparked a furore in Pakistan and threatened to undermine Mr Zardari, who was flown to hospital in Dubai last week for medical treatment, injecting a fresh element of drama into the increasingly febrile political scene.High Underscoring the degree of concern within the security establishment, General Ashfaq Kayani, the powerful head of the army, said in a statement to the Supreme Court that the memo represented an attempt to hurt national security.“I also recommended to the prime minister that time was of the essence and that the earlier we knew the truth the better it would be to address the negative fallout for the country,” Gen Kayani said.The remarks were published on Friday in Pakistani newspapers, which were quoting from Gen Kayani’s deposition to the Supreme Court on Thursday.
I think he meant Pland is "strategic moat" for India (If you are referring to his statement about Pakistan being barrier betwen Pashtun and India). He is somewhat correct actually. To make it completely correct, one has to remove the threat moat poses to India and leave it as a passive state of Punjab absorbing the strikes!!Jhujar wrote: Ham Gul is on record stating Pauperland is the strategic deapth of India. He thinks the existence of TSp is a favor to India.
Oh!!A_Gupta wrote:http://www.playboy.com/magazine/the-sec ... a-q-khan/5
The bizarre playboy.com article that makes a claim that A.Q. Khan sold centrifuge technology to India.
Daily Times: http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.as ... 2011_pg3_7
Leave governance to politicians
Sir: This is with reference to A R Siddiqi’s article, ‘Martial law: adverse hypotheses’ (Daily Times, December 12, 2011). The article is somewhat confusing as the author narrates reasons why a coup is not in the offing even though he hid the sting in the tail literally by not ruling it out either. The author claims that the army faces an external and internal threat too, which is obvious. But what is left unsaid is that the internal threat is the result of the dangerous policies formulated to tackle the external threat. One wonders what role the civilian governments had played in formulating such military doctrines that have severely impacted the sovereignty and stability of Pakistan even as they paid no dividends in wars and conflicts. While agreeing with the author that the army cannot view the rampant crisis as though it is none of its business, the army must also realise that it was its security paradigm that has been the single contributor to the grave situation today, not only for Pakistan but for the entire region as well. It is therefore incumbent upon the army to undo the crisis and subsequently confine itself to professional matters leaving the governance of the country and itself to the elected representatives of the people, however incompetent they may be. The world at large and the neighbours specifically would heave a collective sigh of relief were that to happen.
Thanks & Regards
Subramanyam Sridharan
President Asif Ali Zardari who is in Dubai for health reasons has said that he was absolutely fine but doctors are not allowing him for travelling. Talking to a senior Pakistani journalist on Friday, the president said that how could Article 47 of the Constitution be imposed on him as he was absolutely fine. “If it is done, then my manifesto will be “Aisay Dastoor ko Main Nahi Manta” (I deny such institution)”, the president was quoted by the journalist as saying.
ISLAMABAD: Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani called on Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani at the Prime Minister house on Friday, Geo News reported. The spokesperson for the PM house confirmed that during the three hour long meeting, the PM and COAS discussed issues relating to the memogate scandal. COAS Kayani expressed commitment to the government, while PM Gilani said that the memogate conspiracy would be revealed.Sources add that the army’s response in the memo case was also discussed during the meeting. Both sides agreed that cooperation was required in dealing with numerous challenges being faced by the country. Later Attorney General Maulvi Anwar ul Haq joined the meeting to discuss legal issues. During the meeting it was decided that institutions should fulfill their constitutional roles and responsibilities and this issue should not be taken as a tussle between the government and army.
A seer if ever there was one..rsingh wrote: Heard on Radio 4(that is BBC in Europe these days)that he called Henri Kissinger an war criminal and Mother Teresa an Christian Fanatic
anupmisra wrote:You mean...."India belongs to them". There is a whole dialog going on in paki deaf and dumb fora about how the evil yindoos cheated them out of the name "India", with "Indian Restaurants" actually offering paki food but owned by the SDREs.ramana wrote:Hamid Gul's whine.... They mentally belong to India.
anupmisra wrote:You mean...."India belongs to them". There is a whole dialog going on in paki deaf and dumb fora about how the evil yindoos cheated them out of the name "India", with "Indian Restaurants" actually offering paki food but owned by the SDREs.ramana wrote:Hamid Gul's whine.... They mentally belong to India.
Naturally. In an era when India was sending out skilled workers to the west Pakis were cooks serving up Indian dishes in Indian restaurants and they now imagine that this is Paki food. The morons.shiv wrote: I also get the feeling that early generation Pakis really saw their move to Pakistan as a temporary thing - to be reverse when Hindustan fell to them which would happen in short order.
I believe some have seen this as a perfect bait too. In retrospect, this lure was the only solution. There was no other way we could have gotten them out of the way of progressing forward.ramana wrote: Now you get why I call them a kabila or camp. Its a temporary move out of Gangetic plains and Deccan to Indus basin.
The support given by Iran, Tunisia and China to Shitland is revealing. And George Bush on 14th December 1971 (as UN ambassador) "warns" India not to go against "world opinion". That means, according to St. George Bush it is good to rape and kill Bangladeshis and that world opinion does not want to put a stop to that.JE Menon wrote:The letter to Kosygin which RajeshG mentioned above on Dec. 12th is a classic. Read it all. Apparently the writer has written before to Kosygin, but he failed to reply
The ad for Jehad donation on Dec. 17 is a masterpiece of ready made propagandu ... very useful.
Absolutely. Very apt. Also explains why they really did not even consider actually acting like a "nation" in improving the lot of the people.ramana wrote:Shiv,
Now you get why I call them a kabila or camp. Its a temporary move out of Gangetic plains and Deccan to Indus basin.
Indira Gandhi was no Ma Durga, being a mortal human with massive flaws. Still, she developed into a wartime leader on the lines of her childhood hero Jeanne d'Arc. Truly a person whom one would unhesitatingly follow into battle.Vivek K wrote:Indira Gandhi - the only Indian politician with b$lls!
Lad ke lenge pakistan,Hans ke Denge jannatstan.!!shiv wrote: The statement "Hans ke liye Pakistan,lad ke lenge Hindustan" has been taken pretty seriously by Pakturds. Amazing the high opinion they had about themselves a a group compared to youknowwho
From what I remember, Shahid Khan is an UI graduate having donated tons of cash there. Remember seeing a plaque commemorating his donation spree.Shahid Khan wants the team to expand its fan base, even if it means playing overseas. Khan, born in Pakistan, visited Jacksonville on Friday for the time since buying the franchise for $760 million.