Twirp : Terrorist Wahabi Islamic Republic Pakistan 3

[Naresh]

<!--QuoteBegin-Mudy+Apr 14 2009, 07:51 PM-->QUOTE(Mudy @ Apr 14 2009, 07:51 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Nareshji,
How dare they printed this article?
Very honest article, it means Paki Army is not controlling press at this stage.
Which also means, Paki army is very much tied up with Swat. new US administration and ofcourse lack of money.
Desperate situation may lead to coup.  <!--emo&--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' /><!--endemo-->
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<b>Mudy Ji :</b>

I had not highlighted the following but they seem to be the reason for the "Editor" to publish Col. Puri's Letter as these bolded Words & Sentences do massage the Pakistani "Ego" :

Para 4. The surrender by any Army is always a sad and humiliating event. Gen Niazi surrendered in Dhaka to a professional army that had outnumbered and outfought him. No Pakistani has been able to get over that humiliation, and 16th December is remembered as a black day by the Pakistani Army and the Pakistani state. <b>But battles are won and lost – armies know this, and having learnt their lessons, they move on.</b>

Para 5. Last Line : <b>The girl could have been your own daughter, or mine.</b>

Para 9. Sir, it is imperative that we recognise our enemy without any delay. I use the word "our" advisedly – for the Taliban threat is not far from India's borders.<b>And the only force that can stop them from dragging Pakistan back into the Stone Age is the force that you command. In this historic moment, providence has placed a tremendous responsibility in your hands. Indeed, the fate of your nation, the future of humankind in the subcontinent rests with you.</b> It doesn't matter if it is "my war" or "your war" – it is a war that has to be won. A desperate Swati citizen's desperate lament says it all – "Please drop an atom bomb on us and put us out of our misery!" Do not fail him, sir.

Para 10. But in the gloom and the ignominy, the average Pakistani citizen has shown us that there is hope yet. The lawyers, the media, have all refused to buckle even under direct threats. It took the Taliban no less than 32 bullets to still the voice of a brave journalist. <b>Yes, there is hope – but why don't we hear the same language from you? Look to these brave hearts, sir – and maybe we shall see the tide turn. Our prayers are with you, and the hapless people of Swat.</b>

Under normal circumstances these statements on their own would be expected from those of the Huggy-Huggy Kissy-Kissy Lovey-Dovey Juphian tay Pupian Hindu Secular WKK "Eunuchated" Brigade!

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