Twirp : Terrorist Wahabi Islamic Republic Pakistan 2

G.Subramaniam · 08-19-2008, 07:45 AM

The happy fact about the resignation of Mush

During Mush regime, MQM kept quiet since Mush was a muhajir

Now that Mush is gone, MQM will restart terrorism in karachi

Naresh · (This post was last modified: 08-19-2008, 01:52 PM by Naresh.)

QUOTE(Mudy @ Aug 19 2008, 07:18 AM)Why people are so scared of external enemy but very comfortable with enemy sittting inside Delhi, India and doing more damage and had no regrets.
So now you know. Mushy is less harmfull then some MPs of India and Moron Singh.

With Mushy keep your known enemy closer, but again Dilli is Mushy Janambhumi, his first right, Who can deny this?Â Same is with Moron Singh and Ayers etc Pakistan is their Janam Bhumi.
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Mudy Ji :

Sometimes I do despair at the attitude of our âIntelligentsiaâ - whom I deeply respect - as opposed to the âso-called Intelligentsia" - exemplified by the self-termed so-called Secular Leftist Liberals belonging to the Kaangress Kaamunist Kriminal Klan.

Our âIntelligentsiaâ does exhibit the true and honest side of their Hindu Dharma but fail to realise that the Pakistani Muslim in General and the Pakistani Armed Forces in Particular with Mush the Tush on the Top of the âConquer India, Destroy all Non-Muslim Religions and Islamize Indiaâ Leadership of the 180,000,000 Inhabitants of Terroristan (West) along with a similar number residing in Terroristan (East) are the Scum of the Earth.

It is beyond the bounds of my comprehension that you can âInviteâ the Slaughterer of the Indian Soldiers to India so that he can trample on the âHoly Soilâ of India that has been Purified by being Drenched with the Blood of the Indian Soldiers which has been shed in Kargil as well as in all the Four Wars along with the âTerroristâ Bombings of Innocent Indians which are being carried out with increased frequency.

Mudy Ji, with all the respect that I have for you, how can you look at yourself in the Mirror after having granted Mush the Tush âDelhi is Mushyâs Janambhoomi, his first rightâ?

Do not persue your Hatred for Manmohan Singh and Mani Shanker Aiyer in wanting to send them to Terroristan (West) as that is their Janambhoomi. What will you d with the 10 to 15 Million Hindus, Jains and Sikhs who were forced to flee to India to escape the Tender Loving Car and Hospitality of the Followers of the Religion of Peace?

Those who were forced to Flee from Terroristan (West as well as East) will now be around Fifty Million in number.

Wake up Mudy Ji and Smell the Coffee, Tea or the Libation of your Choice!

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Naresh · 08-19-2008, 03:51 PM

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[center]MUSHARRAF - THE END[/center]

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Bodhi · 08-19-2008, 06:41 PM

Naresh Ji, what does TSP media utter on Jammu/Amarnath?

Naresh · 08-19-2008, 07:50 PM

QUOTE(Bodhi @ Aug 19 2008, 06:41 PM)Naresh Ji, what does TSP media utter on Jammu/Amarnath?
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Bodhi Ji :

Please check at :

1. www.dailytimes.com

2. www.dawn.com

3. www.nation.com.pk

4. www.thenews.com.pk

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Naresh · (This post was last modified: 08-19-2008, 08:04 PM by Naresh.)

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THE nation is heaving a sigh of relief as one of the most painful phases in Pakistanâs history has ended with Musharrafâs resignation. Should the matter end here? Gen Musharraf dismissed judges and violated the constitution but all dictators are guilty of that.

His greatest crime was that he compromised Pakistanâs national interests to consolidate his power when he was an international pariah and brought Pakistan to the brink of Balkanisation by his dual track policy of covertly supporting the Afghan Taliban while allowing the Americans to conduct air strikes on Pakistan.

But it is impossible to forgive him for insulting the people of Pakistan by telling them in the full glare of TV cameras that they should eat chicken if pulses are expensive (âdaal mahngi hey to murgi khainâ). Marie Antoinette of France said, âLet them eat cakeâ when confronted by the poverty of the people and shortage of bread. She was executed by guillotine at the height of the French Revolution in 1793 for the crime of treason.

A section of our English-speaking elite believe Musharraf was trying to save them from the Taliban. This makes you wonder how ignorant one can be. He secured the evacuation of more than 3,000 Taliban and militants between Nov 15 and 23, 2001 from Kunduz in Afghanistan, where they had been trapped, to Pakistanâs tribal areas from where they were to later organise and conduct terrorist attacks.

Musharraf used the intelligence agencies to rig the 2002 elections to enable the supporters of religious militants and Lal Masjid extremists, such as Chaudhry Shujaat and Ijazul Haq, to gain power in the centre and the religious elements to gain ground in the NWFP and Balochistan. The politics of fear and blackmail was practised, fully exploiting the apprehensions of Pakistanis and the West of religious extremists.

This double game was played to a degree where it forced a former general and corps commander Faiz Ali Chisti to make a shocking statement to an international news agency on Jan 27, 2008. Chishti said he would ânot be surprisedâ if Musharraf had engineered terror attacks to manipulate his image in the West. âMusharraf is an intellectually dishonest person. He is a clever ruler, who makes the US and the West believe that they can only effectively deal with Al Qaeda as long as he is in power,â Chishti said.

Some so-called pragmatists advocate a cautious approach to Musharrafâs accountability lest the khakis get upset. But Pakistanâs history tells us that letting dictators go unpunished for their crimes against the state and the people has not deterred the Bonapartists and adventurers from striking again in the darkness. Bhutto did not try the generals as was recommended by the Hamoodur Rahman Commission.

Bhutto was to later regret his policy of appeasing the army. He wrote these prophetic words from his death cell in his book If I am Assassinated: âIf a coup dâetat becomes a permanent part of the political infrastructure, it means the falling of the last petal of the last withered rose. It means the end.â He added, âIf India had suffered from martial laws and military dictatorships on the pattern of Pakistan, India would have been in three or four separate pieces by this day. India is more heterogeneous than Pakistan but India has been kept in one piece by the noise and chaos of its democracy.â

Bhutto faced two coup attempts within the first couple of years of his five-and-half-year rule and then the third fatal one on July 5, 1977. Why? The Bonapartist generals were sure nobody could touch them. Democracy and democratic institutions cannot exist and grow without accountability. It cannot be built on the basis of reconciliation with those who have showed a callous and contemptuous disregard for the people of this country.

What right does anyone have to provide safe passage to someone who committed heinous crimes against the people and handing over hundreds of Pakistanis, including a young woman Aafia Siddiqui, to the US without the due process of law; who allowed the murder of Benazir Bhutto by withdrawing security and then presided over the cover-up; to one who should be held responsible for the deaths of several hundred Pakistanis including those who died on May 12, 2007 in Karachi as he stood in Islamabad showing his fists declaring, âI will have the last punchâ?

But it would be wrong to single him out for Pakistanâs descent to the brink of a failed state. Musharraf represents the mindset of those arrogant and megalomaniac generals who consider themselves a special breed that is above any law and accountable to no one.

This breed was responsible for the ignominious surrender on Dec 16, 1971 and the break-up of Pakistan. Its ugliest face, Ziaul Haq, was responsible for the murder of Pakistanâs first elected prime minister and turning Pakistan into a CIA base and one of the biggest hubs of narcotics and arms trafficking in the world. It was another general â Aslam Beg â who sabotaged democracy by forming and supporting the IJI and encouraging the MQM to turn Karachi and Hyderabad into war zones.

His ISI chief Hameed Gul had little idea â and still does not â that by supporting the so-called jihadis, many of whom have been tools in the hands of suicidal raw power games conducted in the name of ânational securityâ and âstrategic depthâ, he and his ilk were creating Frankensteins, who instead of undermining the neighbouring âenemiesâ, threatened the very future of Pakistan itself. Musharraf was part of that reckless, irresponsible and dangerous bunch.

Pakistan cannot repair these deep wounds by pretending that there is nothing wrong or that Musharraf received bad advice or made some mistakes. No individual or army can be a substitute for the collective wisdom that the politicians are forced to choose as the modus operandi because democracy, no matter how imperfect, cannot function otherwise. Collective wisdom and decision-making processes may not appear to be particularly efficient but serve as a safety value to prevent disasters like the 1971 defeat.

The malaise of military rule is cancerous and deep, and may prove fatal. It needs a surgical operation and the operation must start at the top. It must start with an open trial by a judicial commission that should consist of only non-PCO judges. It will need to be followed by a healing process but healing does not and cannot start before an operation.

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08-19-2008, 08:52 PM

QUOTEDo not persue your Hatred for Manmohan Singh and Mani Shanker Aiyer in wanting to send them to Terroristan (West) as that is their Janambhoomi. What will you d with the 10 to 15 Million Hindus, Jains and Sikhs who were forced to flee to India to escape the Tender Loving Car and Hospitality of the Followers of the Religion of Peace?

Those who were forced to Flee from Terroristan (West as well as East) will now be around Fifty Million in number.
It was meant for those who says Muslim first or sing songs for Pakistan and heart still beat for Pakistan, their janam bhumi.

08-19-2008, 11:48 PM

QUOTE23 dead in Pakistan hospital suicide blast PESHAWAR, Pakistan, Aug 19 (AFP): A suicide bomber blew himself up Tuesday at a hospital in the northwestern Dera Ismail Khan town, killing at least 23 people, police said. The explosion happened as people gathered to protest over the death of a man in a suspected sectarian attack in the town, said provincial police chief Malik Naveed Khan. âThere are 23 confirmed dead and up to 20 wounded. We have found the legs of the suspected suicide bomber,â Khan told a private television channel. Provincial police spokesman Riaz Ahmed said the dead included civilians from the crowd of protesters and policemen who went to the hospital to provide security. (First Posted @ 14:35 PST, Updated @ 15:10 PST

Naresh · (This post was last modified: 08-20-2008, 04:41 PM by Naresh.)

Trust this warms the Cockles the Hearts of Musharraf Admirers-Lovers who consider India in General and New Delhi in Particular as Musharraf's Janambhoomi <!--emo& Big Grin

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[center]Musharraf to get âbest possibleâ security - normally reserved for visiting Cricket Teams, says Malik[/center]

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Bodhi · (This post was last modified: 08-20-2008, 05:42 PM by Bodhi.)

QUOTE(Naresh @ Aug 19 2008, 07:50 PM)Please check at :

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Naresh Ji, Thanks. Your patience of digging up from the TSP puddle, like vArAha bhagawAna <!--emo& Smile

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Naresh · (This post was last modified: 08-20-2008, 09:53 PM by Naresh.)

QUOTE(Bodhi @ Aug 20 2008, 05:41 PM)Naresh Ji, Thanks.Â Your patience of digging up from the TSP puddle, like vArAha bhagawAnaÂ <!--emo& Smile

--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='smile.gif' /> , is commendable & much appreciated.Â As I lack that, so I asked. Thanks for the suggestion.
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Bodhi Ji :

Many thanks for your understanding.

As you have noticed I concentrate on a few (2 to 4) Topics.

It is not so important as to what the Terroristanis say but it is far more important what the so-called JNU-Liberals-WKK âAppeasement Brigade of India says.

At the end of the day the Terroristanis are but minor players - the Major Danger comes from the so called JNU-Liberals-WKK "Appeasement" Brigade of India.

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Bodhi · (This post was last modified: 08-20-2008, 07:41 PM by Bodhi.)

One can not agree more. jehadis are pests and seculars the filth that allows those pests to multiply and thrive. unless this filth called secularism is done away with, jehadi is very much going to be around.

Naresh · (This post was last modified: 08-20-2008, 09:55 PM by Naresh.)

QUOTE(Bodhi @ Aug 20 2008, 07:40 PM)One can not agree more.Â jehadis are pests and seculars the filth that allows those pests to multiply and thrive.Â unless this filth called secularism is done away with, jehadi is very much going to be around.
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Bodhi Ji :

Secularism is an Ideal just like the âMulticulturismâ in the United Kingdom.

The problem is that the âEvilâ Politicians and the so-called Liberals are using it to gain points, support, votes etc. from one or more minorities.

Multiculturism in the UK is now a Problem in itself rather than a âwayâ to solve problems of the Ethnic Minorities.

If you read about the âSupportâ given to the Terrorist Jehadis in the UK you will wonder whether the Indian Hindu Liberals along with the Kaangress Kaamunist Kriminal Klan are following the British or the British are following the Indian Hindu Liberals along with the Kaangress Kaamunist Kriminal Klan.

Here is one of the latest Pakistan-Muslim using British Charity Funds meant for educational work have been and are being used for Jehadi Terroristsâ Propaganda Activities :

[center]7/7 bombers 'used charity cash'[/center]

ITN - Wednesday, August 20 09:30 am

Thousands of pounds of charity donations were used by the London bombers to fund propaganda activities, it has been reported.

BBC Children In Need confirmed that it gave Â£20,000 to the Leeds Community School in Beeston, West Yorkshire, between 1998 and 1999 "in good faith" to fund educational work for local children.

The school shared premises and funding with the Iqra bookshop, where the 7/7 bombers Mohammed Siddique Khan and Shehzad Tanweer worked.

It was reported the money was used by Siddique Khan and Tanweer to produce hundreds of propaganda videos glorifying armed Islamic resistance and to pay for outward bound trips.

A former employee of the school and bookshop, Martin Gilbertson, said some of the funding was used by Khan and Tanweer.

He said he had become increasingly alarmed by their extremism: "They blamed everything on the Jewish conspiracy, they hated western culture; it was like living with jihad on a daily basis."

Children In Need chief executive David Ramsden said he was "incredibly concerned" about the donation.

He said: "We did make an award to Leeds Community School over nine years ago and any allegation that any funding we've given to any project has been misused and not used to change the lives of disadvantaged children and young people makes me concerned and very sad."

A statement from Children In Need read: "No evidence has been produced that the money they received was used for terrorist activity. Clearly if there is an allegation of fraud, then it is a matter for the police."

A spokesman for the Charity Commission said Leeds Community School was no longer a registered charity.

He added the commission would look at the evidence put forward and assess whether there was any need for further action.

Fifty-two people were killed and hundreds injured by four suicide bombers on the London Underground and a bus in Tavistock Square on July 7 2005.

So Bodhi Ji you can draw your own conclusions.

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Naresh · 08-20-2008, 10:27 PM

[center]Aussies refuse to take part in Champions Trophy[/center]

QUOTESYDNEY : Top players from defending champions Australia have officially refused to tour Pakistan for the 2008 ICC Champions Trophy, plunging the tournament in further chaos just a few weeks before the start of the biennial event.

The rejection may finally force the International Cricket Council (ICC) to move the tournament to stand-by venue Sri Lanka. The announcement came just hours before ICC president David Morgan was on Tuesday flying from Beijing to Dubai for an urgent meeting on the troubled event.

Sources in London claim there was an equally adverse reaction from the England players at a meeting with ICC chief executive Haroon Lorgat in Edinburgh on Sunday night.

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Naresh · 08-21-2008, 03:47 PM

20 killed in Wah Cant factory blasts

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Naresh · 08-21-2008, 04:37 PM

[center]FIFTY TWO[/center]

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Husky · (This post was last modified: 08-21-2008, 08:12 PM by Husky.)

NYT claims it's at least 60. (That's after Tuesday's suicide bombing where 32 islamists were jihaded by other islamists. In this game they're playing, it's all about who jihads the other first. A bit like gun-drawing in the wild-west, but more gory, more inhumane and with more casualties.)

I hear Geelani and his gangsters-of-islam occupying Kashmir - who proudly declared themselves Pakistanis recently (again) - are now going to jihad the Taliban. I wish Taliban and Kashmiri jihadists both very good luck in their allah's holy war against each other:
To Geelani: the Taliban are surely infidels for attacking dar-ul-islam TSP.
To Taliban: TSP must be infidels for attacking the faithful Baluchi Afghans and the Bajaur and TSP-knows-who-else.

www.nytimes.com/2008/08/22/world/asia/22pstan.html?partner=rssnyt&emc=rss
QUOTESuicide Attack at Pakistan Arms Plant Kills 60 People

By SALMAN MASOOD and GRAHAM BOWLEY
Published: August 21, 2008

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan â At least 60 people were killed and scores injured when two suicide attackers blew themselves up Thursday outside the entry gates of Pakistanâs largest military munitions plant, the police and hospital officials said. The brazen, coordinated attack, the latest on a military target, was the deadliest in the country in more than a year. The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility.

The bombings came just days after the resignation of President Pervez Musharraf, leaving two rival political parties in the governing coalition haggling over the question of succession and adding a new layer of turbulence to an unstable, nuclear-armed nation. Neither party has been anxious to take on the campaign against the militants, which is seen here as an American conflict foisted on the country.

The large military compound is located in the city of Wah, in the same district as the city of Rawalpindi, where Pakistanâs military has its headquarters. The attack occurred during the afternoon rush hour at a shift change, while workers were exiting the compound gates.

Nasir Durrani, a regional police official in the Rawalpindi district, which includes Wah, said one attack occurred outside the main gate to the compound and the second attack took place outside another gate.

Panic gripped the area after the attack. Ambulances rushed to Wah from the nearby garrison city of Rawalpindi and security personnel cordoned off the area around the compound.

As the ruling coalition wrangles over who will succeed Mr. Musharraf, the country is facing an emboldened Taliban insurgency that is rapidly moving beyond its sanctuaries in the tribal regions of Pakistan and reaching into other parts of the country.

Maulvi Umar, a Taliban spokesman, was quoted in the Pakistani media as saying that the dual attacks Thursday were a response to the continuing military operation against militants in Bajaur tribal district. He warned of more attacks across the country.

In an attack within Pakistanâs tribal region on Tuesday, for which the Taliban claimed responsibility, a suicide bomber ripped into the emergency room of the district hospital in a town near Waziristan, killing 32 people and wounding 55.

The previous highest death toll was 55 people killed in Kurram in the tribal areas in February when a suicide bomber blew himself in front of a polling place two days before the parliamentary elections, according to a tally by the daily newspaper, Dawn.

Unlike Mr. Musharraf â who was a ready if not always effective ally of the United States in its war on terror â the new elected coalition has so far been unwilling or unable to confront the expanding Taliban insurgency, which seems determined to topple the government.

The United States has publicly complained that Pakistan is not doing enough to combat the militants and to stop them from crossing the border into Afghanistan.

In a statement Thursday, Asif Ali Zardari, one of the leaders of the coalition, condemned the attacks as âdespicable and cowardly.â Mr. Zardari, who is among the leading candidates to succeed Mr. Musharraf, said the attack would âonly strengthen the resolve of the coalition and the people of Pakistan to fight militancy and terrorism.â

According to Agence France-Presse, the ordnance plant at Wah is a compound of about 20 factory buildings where artillery, tank and antiaircraft ammunition for the Pakistani armed forces is made; it employs more than 25,000 workers. Security is tight at the compound, and it appears that the attackers were unable to gain entry inside the plant.

âHad they been able to get inside, the destruction would have been unimaginable,â said Ikram Sehgal, a defense analyst based in Karachi.. But for Pakistan, the Taliban threat is becoming increasingly a domestic one. In the past month, for example, more than 130 girlsâ schools have been burned by the Taliban in the region of Swat alone, and in the past two weeks there have been daily casualties in clashes in the tribal areas between the insurgents and the military.
(Missionary flash: "Pakjabi Oryans oppressing the tribal Dravidioids in TSP" - surprised the christolying missionaries didn't bring this one up yet.)

Many of the 60 suicide bomb attacks last year, and indeed, the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in December, have been attributed to the Pakistani Taliban.

Salman Masood reported from Islamabad, Pakistan, and Graham Bowley from New York.

Naresh · 08-21-2008, 08:43 PM

[center]SEVENTY[/center]

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08-21-2008, 09:44 PM

Looks like Lal Masjid will haunt Army for long time.

Naresh · 08-22-2008, 12:55 AM

QUOTE(Mudy @ Aug 21 2008, 09:44 PM)Looks like Lal Masjid will haunt Army for long time.
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Mudy Ji :

The Lal Masjid Operation was Executed by Mush the Tush under âStrictâ Orders from the Chinese!

That was the Begining of Mush the Tush's End!!

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