Men in Khaki

hamidm2,

Okay. Seriously. These brave girls of Jamia Hafsa have not done anything against your gora masters. They`ve only taken a stand against the domestic military dictatorship. Why`re so mad with them?

You don`t like the way they dress? What if the they dressed half-naked like perhaps your daughters and you`re used to it. Would you support their stand then?

Hamidum2 #12 {``as a half-punju with a mohajir sister-in-law, a saraiki brother-in-law and another dari speaking brother-in-law, i am deeply offended by your constant diatribe against half my raltives .......... ``}

Hadmidum Sahib,
You are right. I am getting tired of having to type Paki Punju Paindoo over and over again. In the future I will use the acronym of PPP - regardless of the fact that it refers to another set of mindless, violent, and cruel thugs who have a record of looting our beloved land.
My compliments to your sister-in-law for her compassion and suffering. :)

BTW, have you heard from your long-lost PPP friend, Urstruly? He was caught red-handed spreading malicious lies about the First Lady of Pakistan

#14 by hamidm2

Do you know their stand? What is it according to you?

#15 by Salim_Chauhan

Yaar I know some brigadiers who have slept with your auntie. What the hell`re you talking about ..

Re: # 18

yaar zee, salim and all other stupid old chowkies like me,

I am scared ......

I was in the other board and all of a sudden it got infested with caucasian (6`6`` tall, blue eyed and blond haired) grandchildren of gopinath. No they aren`t from bollywood .... one seems to be from India, another from Pakistan and another - a recent edition from London. Heck are you guys also caucasian? Am I the only guy who looks like Rajnikant and wears yellow shoes with green trousers? If so, then I need to get out of chowk. Heck I do not care about Mushy et. al. (though come to think of it, he too looks like Rajnikant) - I care about my looks and I thought I was in the company of similar looking people. I should have known better - FP is a caucasian club. At least on UP, pokershark looks like me ...... so I retreat.

#16 by zeemax contd ...

... before you answer that, there`re six thousand girls in Jamia Hafsa. How many? Six thousand. And their boy supporters are 3 million. How many? Three million ...

Now please go ahead and answer the question. What is their stand?

#17, Zeemax,
Hot air, lying, and malicious bragging seem to be a PPP ethnic trait. You guys all talk big and then always end up signing the Jagjit Singh Arora papers. Wanna see the picture?

GaaoN ma aag lagat he, aur susrey punjaibi buRhyaaN kahat hen ke koi humrey kanghan nahin dekhat he.

Today, the swarthy swarms of PPPs are marching, screaming, shouting, and throwing bricks against Mushy. Tomorrow these qismat ke maray haramzaaday will be marching, screaming, shouting, and throwing bricks at Ameer-ul-Momineen Hajrat Fajlur Rehman against having only two weeks to grow a foot long beard.

Chorro yaar Salim Bhai .. forget it.

Stop your rants. You have nothing to prove with facts and figures. I know you love hindoos, so go and sit in monkey laps and become a monkey. As long as you`re a Pakistani (or claim to be), Punjabis are the majority and they will always have the last say in major decisions, as you`re seeing right now. There`s not even been a stir in your Karachi.

So, open your eyes and come out of your delusions. If you look like a dravidian, that`s ok. You can go to bhindiland.

re: Karamatullah Ghori

Are you certain that Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry did not abuse his authority to get his son into police and live a lifestyle beyond the salary of a judge? Please share evidence to prove his innocence, before casting your verdict.

The manhandling of the CJ was wrong (it`s being investigated by the Supreme Court), but sending a reference against him to the Supreme Judicial Council is absolutely legal and proper. If there are any allegations against the man, he should answer to SJC. A judge with allegations of nepotism cannot function with moral authority. If Iftikhar Chaudhry is cleared by the SJC, his moral authority as CJ will be reinstated. Otherwise, he should be sent home to uphold the dignity of the Supreme Court.

Nobody is above the law, not even the CJ.

The govt`s decision to ban media coverage is also correct because this matter is sub judice. Media and opposition cannot be allowed to become judge, jury and executioner in its own cause.

However, characters like Wasi Zafar should be restrained because they just embarass the govt. And the SJC should not include the Acting CJ Justice Javed Iqbal.

#21 Zeemax,
Zeemax,
I love Hindus, Sikhs, Jews, Christians, Parsis, Buddhists, Shia Muslims, Hanafi Muslims, Ahmedi Muslims, and most other Muslims - all except for Wahaboobies like you, you pathetic racist loser and a PPP type. I have seen the picture of yourself that you have posted, and believe me, you ain`t purty, just barely human. Being descended from Persian, Turkish, and Rajput ancestors, I have nothing to brag about or be ashmed of. In the end, our own thoughts and deeds on this earth determine our pecking order - so you better go borrow a pecker.

#22, {``The manhandling of the CJ was wrong (it`s being investigated by the Supreme Court), but sending a reference against him to the Supreme Judicial Council is absolutely legal and proper. ...Nobody is above the law, not even the CJ. ``}

Your Excellency,
Very mature viewpoint and certainly more appealing than the swarms of liars marching up and down the province of Punjab trying to use this as an excuse to commit excesses again. Thanks.

Re: # 25

salim mian,

........... even though i am one of your most ardent admirers and supporters, i think this is one of the stoopidist posts i have read on the chowk - and god knows there is no dearth of stupidity on this forum .............. you are loosing it - please come back

#21 Zeemax {``As long as you`re a Pakistani (or claim to be), Punjaibis are the majority and they will always have the last say in major decisions, as you`re seeing right now. There`s not even been a stir in your Karachi. ``}

Ghazeemax Niazeemax,
There you go again with your PPP concept of ``democracy.`` True democracy does not mean mob rule, throwing bricks, or getting fondled by your fellow PPPs in black and white. Yes, I am an American citizen of Pakistani origin and I don`t have to convince you or any other PPPs - many of your cohorts have called me an Indian Muslim once they fail to counter my arguments.

PPPs may be the majority, but there is such a thing known as local government. Right now Karachi is enjoying a renaissance thank to limited self-rule and wise leadership. Therefore, no stir in Karachi in sympathy for the corrupt CJ or for the crazy PPP brick-throwing liars.

As for numbers, don`t forget that Saraikis don`t want to be included in the PPP numbers. They want self-determination for themselves. There are 15 million Urdu-speaking Pakis and another 100 million or more Urdu-speaking Muslims in the neighborhood. Don`t force us to get together with our own cousins. If those numbers are not convincing enough for you, perhaps another 400 - 500 million Hindi speakers may convince you about majority rule. :)

Now it`s all becoming clear. The Paki Mahapunju ex-PM is calling the shots via remote control and the PPPs are all responding:

Nawaz backs protests

By Our Special Correspondent

LONDON, March 15: Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif has appealed to the nation to participate in protests being held across Pakistan on Friday. In a statement issued here on Thursday, the PML-N chief said that the time had come for the people to ensure that those who dared to subjugate the judiciary were held accountable.

Mr Sharif said that after destroying the constitution and subjugating parliament, Gen Musharraf had now launched an attack on the institution responsible for providing justice to the people.

He said that the action against the chief justice had proven that the general was capable of going to any length in violating the tenets of law, civilised norms and morality to safeguard his “unconstitutional, illegal, undemocratic and immoral rule”.

The PML-N leader appealed to the youth, intellectuals, traders, labourers, students, elders and other sections of society to join lawyers in their protest to rid the country of those who had put the very existence of the country at risk.

Mr Sharif pledged to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people in this struggle and to render every sacrifice required.

Courtesy - Dawn March 16, 2007 Friday Safar 26, 1428

what the heck is the big deal here..optics of democratic freedoms don;t mean that there are institutions of democracy in place. Pakistan is a political basketcase. in a country of 160 million people, there is not one leader that can be produced. What is the reason? Punjoos, islam, weak stomach for political pain among the populace, need for a prophet, cousin marriages..etc etc..