Twirp : Terrorist Wahabi Islamic Republic Pakistan 3

03-03-2009, 11:11 AM

Pakistan Suicide Bomber Kills 5 at Girlsâ School in Southwest

03-03-2009, 11:13 AM

now number is 8

Pakistan: 8 Sri Lankan cricket players wounded

03-03-2009, 12:11 PM

QUOTE(Mudy @ Mar 3 2009, 01:43 AM)now number is 8

Pakistan: 8 Sri Lankan cricket players wounded
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It is SL govt's fault. If only they had also given Ads in Pak TV not to attack SL players. On the other hand as Indian PM says, Pak is also a victim of terror! <!--emo& Tongue

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Naresh · (This post was last modified: 03-03-2009, 04:09 PM by Naresh.)

Lies! Lies!! All Lies!!!

Attack on Sri Lankan team an attempt to spoil Pak reputation : Sherry

QUOTEISLAMABAD : Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Sherry Rehman has strongly condemned the attack on Sri Lankan cricket team and said it is an attempt to spoil the reputation of Pakistan.

Pakistan has a reputation?

What reputation??

The Nation Originating from Lahore's Hiramandiâs Baiji Kay Kothawaliwali providers of âRelieving of Tensionâ have no reputation â if any it is of the most despicable, diseased and disreputable kind.

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Naresh · 03-03-2009, 04:32 PM

No World Cup games in Pakistan unless major change : ICC

LONDON: No cricket World Cup games in 2011 will be played in Pakistan without dramatic changes in security there, the head of the International Cricket Council told the British TV Tuesday after the attack in Lahore.

Asked about plans for the World Cup, due to be played in four Indian subcontinent countries, ICC president David Morgan said: "Things will have to change dramatically in Pakistan in my opinion, if any of the games are to be staged there."

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03-03-2009, 09:31 PM

Mumbai type of attack as claimed by Paki Punjab CM. I thought 10 terrorist are with huris and one is with ATS and enjoying full life.
Pakis are behaving like Indian ATS or CBI or Home Minister, without investigation they should not name group etc.
How about open investigation? not some deranged prisoner paraded in front of TV camera zillions of time for all crimes in Pakistan.

03-03-2009, 10:39 PM

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Pak hints at Indian involvement in attack on Lanka team

Lahore Commissioner Khushro Pervaiz says Indian hand in the terror attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team cannot be ruled out. A former ISI chief also added that India wanted to declare Pakistan a terrorist state. 

What !!! Is there any limit to more lies? They give too much credit to Moron Singh !

Shambhu · 03-03-2009, 10:53 PM

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A former ISI chief also added that India wanted to declare Pakistan a terrorist state. 

This is funny..because the cockroaches from the garbage dump in our locality just held a protest that we all wanted to call them cockroaches.

The rats held another demonstration that we all kept referring to them as rats.

Really moving. Sob!!

Naresh · 03-03-2009, 11:49 PM

Sri Lankan team leaves for Colombo after attack

LAHORE : Sri Lanka's cricket team flew out of Pakistan on a specially chartered Airbus 320, cutting short their tour after a deadly attack on Tuesday.

The chartered plane arrived from Colombo at around 9:30 pm and left 40 minutes later.

Pakistan Cricket Board officials, Pakistan captain Younus Khan, coach Intikhab Alam, former skipper Shoaib Malik and batsman Misbah-ul-Haq saw the team off at the airport.

"They have now returned home," Alam told a foreign news agency.

"We came to see them off as a goodwill gesture," he added

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Naresh · 03-04-2009, 12:10 AM

Shambhu Ji & Shy Ji :

Proof - if proof was needed - of these Terrorists are, just as in every case around the world, Pakistanis :

8 Die as Gunmen in Pakistan Attack Cricket Team

QUOTEThe police chief in Lahore, Haji Habibur Rehman, said the gunmen opened fire as the motorcade approached Liberty Circle, a major intersection in Lahore not far from Qaddafi Stadium, the best-known cricket facility in Pakistan. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack.

Mr. Rehman said the gunmen were in their early 20s and were bearded. He described them as resembling Pathans, an ethnic group that dominates North-West Frontier Province and tribal areas, an apparent suggestion that assailants were Taliban militants from the tribal areas.

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03-04-2009, 01:19 AM

QUOTEPolice and the Bomb Disposal Squad seized three hand-grenades, one time-device and a Kalashnikov from the residence of a retired army officer and others from near the Alfatah Department Store, near Centre Point, Makka Colony and other nearby places. They also seized a red car (LRM-7030) parked near the Liberty Park with huge quantity of grenades and Kalashnikovs in it.

The large arms cache indicated that the attackers were prepared to hold out law enforcers for a longer period and raised suspicion that it might actually have been an attempt to hijack the bus carrying the Lankan cricketers.

Unable to find Dawn link now.

Naresh · 03-04-2009, 02:52 AM

Mudy Ji :

Here is an interesting news item :

Attackers purchased vehicle 15-day ago

LAHORE : The vehicle used by the terrorists during attack on Sri Lankan team was purchased some 15 days ago from Lahore.

Sources told Geo News on Tuesday that the owner of the car used in the attack was reported to have been arrested.

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Shambhu · 03-04-2009, 03:09 AM

"The other, equally critical move is for the world cricketing fraternity to stand with Pakistan against the terrorists. Let us be clear: Gaddafi Stadium is not the only place where an attack on cricket will grab headlines. This is a fire that threatens everyone, and everyone has to come together to understand it and fight"
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Much much much more more critical is that every Pakistani, and every muslim, should understand what rubbish idealogy he/she supports. Think about it. Where, really, do you think your "religion" will lead you? Bombs, knives, scimitars, grenades, swords, IEDs...these and other means of killing are the natural endpoints in islam. From muhammad to babar to LeT to Taliban to hamas to hezbollah....figure it out, at least now! Become Hindu.

Same for "Christians"....jeeez!

03-04-2009, 09:33 PM

Nareshji,
My phone started ringing very early in morning, here people are seeing Breaking news - expected Coup in Pakistan.
I have to tell them not so soon, Indian election is in April , result will be out in May.

Naresh · 03-05-2009, 05:18 AM

QUOTE(Mudy @ Mar 4 2009, 09:33 PM)Nareshji,
My phone started ringing very early in morning, here people are seeing Breaking news - expected Coup in Pakistan.
I have to tell them not so soon, Indian election is in April , result will be out in May.
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Mudy Ji :

I believe that Badmaash is having a pow-wow with Kiyani and the coup could-might-possibly be earlier than you think.

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Naresh · 03-05-2009, 05:54 AM

Pakistan formally demands Chenab water from India

LAHORE: Pakistan on Wednesday reclaimed 1.2 million acre feet (MAF) of water of River Chenab, which was stopped by India during the construction of Baglihar dam, a private TV channel reported. According to the channel, Federal Water and Power Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf had presented a report in the parliament in this regard. According to the report, during the last three years Pakistan had faced an acute shortage of water due to the construction of dams by India. Pakistan demanded that India either compensate for the losses or provide the water. daily times monitor

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03-05-2009, 08:25 AM

India, Pakistan will survive or sink together

This far left Indians thought process.

Naresh · (This post was last modified: 03-07-2009, 12:06 AM by Naresh.)

The political show goes on: but Pappu canât dance! Ayesha Siddiqa

A question on the lips of most Pakistanis these days is whether the Sharif brothers and their political party â the PML-N â will manage to push back their rival â the PPP â and its leader Asif Ali Zardari.

After the Supreme Court decision disqualifying the Sharif brothers from electoral politics and holding public office, the PML-N seems to have had no other option but to muster street support in the form of the lawyersâ movement and seek out parties and groups of the religious right.

People across the country were getting ready for political show-time on the streets until March 3 happened. On this day, matters appeared to take another turn as terrorists struck in Lahore. Now the problem is that as much as the Sharif brothers might want to up the political ante, the reality is (to put it in the words of an Indian film song) that âPappu nach naheen saktaâ.

Surely, Nawaz Sharif will be cautious in overexposing himself and his followers to the threat of a terrorist attack. The last leader to ignore security calls was Benazir Bhutto who succumbed to a terrorist attack. The identity of her killers remains unknown.

Security is bound to be enhanced now and there will be greater vigilance to allow for major processions on the streets. In any case, people will be terrified at least for a few days and would be averse to risking their lives by congregating and taking out processions, be they lawyers or others.

The security situation does not bode well for them, especially at a time when the PPP is trying hard to buy the loyalties of the people through restoring the nazims and resorting to other measures to undermine the strength of the PML-N.

The political battle was meant to be fought on the streets. It would be the Sharifsâ ability to mobilise the people in this regard that would impress external powers and opposing political forces in the country. As far as mass protests go, the PPP has an edge in terms of its jiyalas who are rabid party supporters willing to give up their lives for the PPP and its leadership.

There is a general understanding that the PML-N never had this edge. But this is not to underestimate the fact that the Sharif brothers have the support of the trader-merchant class in Punjab and other places. Historically, they fund the protest even though they are not actively a part of it. So, one could have had a situation as in 1977 when the conservative trader-merchant class funded the PNA movement.

Although it would be extremely conspiratorial to hint that the government may have been involved in the terrorist attacks, the fact is that the peculiar turn of events must have made the PPP leadership very happy as it provided an opportunity to contain the upcoming long march and the street protests by the Sharifs. The partyâs calculations possibly included buying off parliamentarians in Punjab which would enable it to make a government in the largest province and then use the power to wipe out the PML-N in the next elections. The emphasis is on patronage politics which helps in purchasing loyalties. Voting patterns are affected by a number of factors including popular ideas on who will make it to power. Equally, they have much to do with peopleâs perceptions of who has been wronged.

There is great worth attached to physical and political martyrdom in South Asia and the Third World in general. Not to mention the fact that patronage politics is generally an inefficient system. At the end of the ruling partyâs term, there are always a large number of disgruntled people who then decide to switch over to the other side in the hope of getting better benefits. Considering the short life of civilian regimes, patronage politics rarely support the ruling party.

But convenient times do not necessarily mean that the battle is or will be over soon. The PPP indeed made a difficult choice by derailing the Punjab government. It might be able to form the provincial government, but it will have to face the uncomfortable situation of dealing with a strong opposition.

This means that it will be difficult to undertake policymaking and the party will eventually have to fall back on patronage politics. It should also not be forgotten that the bulk of the Sharifsâ party constituents were happy (or not so unhappy) with the PML-N.

In any case, extreme conflict between the two parties in Punjab will make both policymaking and service delivery harder if not impossible in the largest province which means that the people will ultimately be unhappy with the situation. The prospect of such a degree of unhappiness in the largest province is worrying particularly when we consider the fact that the military still predominantly belongs to Punjab.

What we are looking at is protracted political warfare in which the battle lines may ultimately be drawn on the basis of ideology (it is still a blessing that confrontation has not taken on an ethnic colour). Even if nothing happens as the long march approaches, the Sharifs will not give up the street fight or the one that has started inside parliament. It is a fact that a number of forces that have an impact on Pakistanâs politics such as the US do not support the PML-N.

Given Washingtonâs understanding that the Sharifs are ideologically conservative as compared to the PPP and its leadership, the US does not seem inclined towards the PML-N. However, this would add to the ideological angle of the battle. Many would interpret this confrontation as a conflict between pro-Pakistan elements and those that are at the beck and call of the US. Ultimately, this will further make politics in this country extremely wonky.

More importantly, political confrontation is a reminder not only of the past but also of the myopia of the politicians and political parties. The fact is that Pakistanâs political system in general is driven by predatory instincts in which players do not value loyalty, partnership, ideology or the betterment of the people. Instead, they are driven by concern for short-term gains and their desire for personal power.

Under the circumstances, one can easily predict that the boots will eventually march back from the barracks into the corridors of power â if not today or tomorrow then certainly the day after. And then, they will be the ones dancing rather than Pappu and his mates or rivals.

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Naresh · 03-07-2009, 12:03 AM

Cotton production target likely to be missed

QUOTEKARACHI: The total production of cotton may remain 15 per cent below the target of 12 million bales in the current financial year.

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03-07-2009, 11:46 AM

Suicide car bomber kills seven policemen in Peshawar

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