Pakistan: The War of Drones

A must read - particularly for the benefit of the 'drone' theorizing author and his cohorts:

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tahmed writes "#595 masadi: you are a liar and a hypocrite. Blaming me for the killings in iraq while failing to meet my challenge to cut and paste anything I wrote in that article simply makes you a bigger liar and a bigger hypocrite"

Even though I have on several occassions answered your dimwitted challenges, in this particular case I don't need to copy paste anything, the title of your cheerleading article said it all. You were pro US Iraq war through and through, if now you have seen the folly of your unconditional worship of the US elite then why don't you condemn the US invasion of Iraq in clear terms here. I have on several occassions challenged you to do that and on every occassion you have been unable to say one bad word about the murderous elite you worship. You are partner in their crimes tahmed, like I said, a mega, mass murderer, like all sellouts you cling to the earth having shallow morality, whenever exposed trying to weasel yourself out of responsibliity for your ideas while pontificating about "individual responsibility". You and your friend hamid are the glaring hypocrites that are a disgrace to our parts of the world and a disgrace to this site...

Muzumu,

I meant worry Mopla happening. sorry! with saudi money and US connivance jihadism/wahabism spread to muslim population all over. Desi islamic nuts might do mopla even for money. they may not do it in bangalore, hyderabad or pune where there is US corporate interests are tied but to make the Indian state weak do else where. poor and innocents will suffer. aim of globalization is to make non-anglo states weak. this is bad when US itself is losing control over the world order. Indian state is much transparent and fair in comparison to many in non-western world. if Indian govt is weakened then the poor and voiceless will suffer. mind that that includes poor muslims

Re 571 Hizada Paki:

Caught doing what? Hizada can do only meaningless Tali dance. yes, a chowk needs such a hizada in the evening for amusement of passerby. this fool hizda thinks his noise of talias have some great philosophical and political mystical meaning.

used to have free time then. Little bit now. did not know bharatrakshak is rss site. even if it is why can it be not useful to act as central repository of what is happening in many field, esp security. there is another good site if pakis would like to meet real good indians, ie goodnewsindia.com

hizadaPaki, many moons ago in b tech years urs truly was card carrying cpm member. now i feel all these party politics is useless. parties are fiefdoms of few.

Guru,

(Our worry is that there is no Mopla happening in India. )

If "no Mopla is happening in India" why is that a cause of concern?

Regards

Re 589 Muzumdar:

Before 9/11, CIA concluded that year in their next century outlook paper. The way it is going they may hasten and do this themselves. Our worry is that there is no Mopla happening in India. Before that India should put in place Police state to take care of Islamists & Jihadis within India.

They must have calculated the years they would like to use their bastard child before dumping into Indus. Sounds very harsh and cruel but MAJ was witness to the copulation between uncle and britany aunt or was used as old dai.

Some of the posts in this thread confirm what I had suspected. Fascists hate secular members of their minority communities, because they make them feel guilty.

They secretly love the bad ones, since the bad ones justify their genocidal tendencies. The proof is in how they hate secular members of their own community.

oooh!!! pakiland pushes a resolution in the organization of islamic camel jockeys....now kashmir will surely banega pakiland(by 2010, like zeemax predicted)

Pakistan pushes yet another anti-India resolution in OIC
14 Mar 2008, 0000 hrs IST,Sameer Arshad,TNN
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The apparent thaw in India-Pakistan ties not withstanding, Islamabad has again prevailed upon the Organization of Islamic Conference’s (OIC) ministerial summit in Dakar, Senegal, to issue its customary resolution slamming Indian on Kashmir.

OIC secretary-general Ekmeleddin Ibsanoglu, in his inaugural speech, on Wednesday described Kashmir as "a pressing and burning political dispute" before the 57-member organisation.

It expressed concern over the "alarming increase in the indiscriminate use of force and gross human rights violations by India against innocent Kashmiris". "OIC regrets that India hasn’t allowed our fact-finding mission to visit Jammu & Kashmir," it said.

The resolution backed the ongoing composite dialogue process between India and Pakistan and lauded Islamabad’s "flexibility" towards the resolution of the Kashmir problem. "OIC hopes that India would reciprocate Islamabad and work towards finding a just and peaceful settlement to the Jammu & Kashmir dispute in accordance with the aspirations of the people," it said.

Ever since OIC charter was finalized in 1972, Islamabad has used it as a forum for anti-India propaganda. However, the rhetoric of the early days is absent, as most member countries support Indian secularism and appreciate the manner in which various communities live in harmony, with their rights protected by the state through laws and an independent judiciary.

#571 Posted by HP on March 13, 2008 11:16:23 pm


I caught him about two years ago.


really? that's the standard?

then what about the time you were shown to be an idiot when you proved that the asia times was an intelligence agency operation?

Re: # 593
Masadi,

"that fulfills the agenda of the US elite who want to make sure their base keeps growing and engulfs the major population centers of Pakistan"

Why would the US elite want to occupy Pakistan?

A history lesson for pakistanis.

The YLH and romair on chowk have talked about the good old days of the sixties, and little did they know the reason for the good days, the americans in peshawar. The days are coming back, now the predators are in peshawar, waiting for the US troops to move in.

From dawn of today

Before the War on Terror, the Americans were present on a long--term basis in Pakistan in the Sixties when they had set up a camp at Badaber near Peshawar. There were listening facilities in place -- i.e., the USAF's 6937th Communications Group --while U--2 reconnaissance flights took place from Peshawar Airbase, flying over the Urals to Bodo in Norway. However, the downing of a U--2 and arrest of Francis Gary Powers over the Soviet Union on May 1, 1960, brought to an end the US flights from Pakistan while the communications wing at Badaber was formally closed down on January 7, 1970. It may be that at that time the Americans enjoyed some of the facilities that they have now demanded. But that was a different era and Pakistan was facing different challenges. Few in Pakistan, even in the top echelons of its armed forces, knew what was going on in Badaber and at the Peshawar Air Station. Today, however, the world has changed, and so has Pakistan.

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go to the above link....damn....chowk_software....

zeemax, here is something for you...especially for you!

Re: # 632 hahahahahahahah zemax, you are way to zealous....and far too earnest!

Re: # 631

Thanks tahmed, you need a good sleep. Trying to prove that islam is a tolerant religion is a hard task, simply because it is not.