September Morning
Pak army to retaliate if US conducts raids
Afzal Khan writes from Islamabad
The Pakistan Army has been ordered to retaliate against any action by foreign troops inside the country, army spokesman Major General Athar Abbas said on Friday.
General Abbas' statement came as top brass of the Pakistan Army in their meeting on second day fully endorsed their chief's warning that no country would be allowed to violate Pakistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
A press release issued after the 111th Corps Commanders Conference quoted General Ashfaq Kayani as saying that “all elements of the National Power under the new democratic leadership will safeguard the territorial integrity of Pakistan with full support and backing of the people of Pakistan.”
Posted by
Saleem_Chauhan
Sep 13, 2008 01:41 pm
HAHAHAHAHA....impotent delusionsPak army to retaliate if US conducts raids
Afzal Khan writes from Islamabad
The Pakistan Army has been ordered to retaliate against any action by foreign troops inside the country, army spokesman Major General Athar Abbas said on Friday.
General Abbas' statement came as top brass of the Pakistan Army in their meeting on second day fully endorsed their chief's warning that no country would be allowed to violate Pakistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
A press release issued after the 111th Corps Commanders Conference quoted General Ashfaq Kayani as saying that “all elements of the National Power under the new democratic leadership will safeguard the territorial integrity of Pakistan with full support and backing of the people of Pakistan.”
September Morning
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Sep 12, 2008 09:41 pm
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September Morning
PAKISTAN: Two persons murdered after an anchor person proposed the widespread lynching of Ahmadi sect followers
ASIAN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION - URGENT APPEALS PROGRAMME
Urgent Appeal Case: AHRC-UAC-203-2008
10 September 2008
Dear friends,
The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has received information that an anchor person working for a prominent television channel has incited Muslims in Pakistan to kill - to devastating effect. The targets are followers of the Muslim Ahmadi sect, a group which has been declared non-Islamic under the constitution of Pakistan. The first killing happened within 24 hours of the broadcast, and just under two days later a district chief of the Ahmadi was murdered. Followers of the religion are understandably frightened, and many have left their homes and are taking shelter at their central mosque, the Rabwa.
CASE DETAILS:
In a program aired on 7 September 2008 the anchor of the religious program 'Alam Online', Dr. Amir Liaquat Hussain--also former federal minister for religious affairs--declared the murder of Ahmadi sect members to be necessary (Wajib ul Qatal) according to Islamic teachings, because its followers don't believe in the last prophet, Mohammad, peace be upon him. Dr. Amir repeated his instruction several times, urging fundamentalists Muslims to kill without fear.
While on air the anchor person also pressured the other two Islamic scholars (from two different sects) on the program to support the statement. This resulted in a unanimous decision among the scholars, on air during a popular television show, to urge lynching with the intent to kill. This was not a one-off. On September 9, Mr. Hussain answered a query with the comment that blasphemers are liable to be put to death.
According to the information received, at 1:15pm on September 8, 18 hours after the broadcast, six persons entered the Fazle Umer Clinic, a two-story hospital at Mirpur Khas city and two of them went to the second floor and started pressuring 45 year-old Dr. Abdul Manan Siddiqui to come downstairs to attend to a patient in crisis. Dr. Manan left his office and descended into an ambush. He was shot 11 times and died on the spot. His private guard was also shot and is in a serious condition. A woman was also injured by firing. The killers remained at the hospital until the doctor was declared dead, then they walked out of the building's front entrance. Police registered the killers as unknown.
On September 9, 48 hours after the broadcast, Mr. Yousaf, a 75 year-old rice trader and district chief of the Ahmadi sect was killed on his way to prayer in Nawab Shah, Sindh province. Yousaf was fired on from people on motor bikes, and sustained three bullet wounds. He died on the way to the hospital. The assailants had taken a route past a police station. No one was arrested. …….
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Saleem_Chauhan
Sep 12, 2008 09:19 pm
wonder how prophet tahmed and masadi are going to spin this...PAKISTAN: Two persons murdered after an anchor person proposed the widespread lynching of Ahmadi sect followers
ASIAN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION - URGENT APPEALS PROGRAMME
Urgent Appeal Case: AHRC-UAC-203-2008
10 September 2008
Dear friends,
The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has received information that an anchor person working for a prominent television channel has incited Muslims in Pakistan to kill - to devastating effect. The targets are followers of the Muslim Ahmadi sect, a group which has been declared non-Islamic under the constitution of Pakistan. The first killing happened within 24 hours of the broadcast, and just under two days later a district chief of the Ahmadi was murdered. Followers of the religion are understandably frightened, and many have left their homes and are taking shelter at their central mosque, the Rabwa.
CASE DETAILS:
In a program aired on 7 September 2008 the anchor of the religious program 'Alam Online', Dr. Amir Liaquat Hussain--also former federal minister for religious affairs--declared the murder of Ahmadi sect members to be necessary (Wajib ul Qatal) according to Islamic teachings, because its followers don't believe in the last prophet, Mohammad, peace be upon him. Dr. Amir repeated his instruction several times, urging fundamentalists Muslims to kill without fear.
While on air the anchor person also pressured the other two Islamic scholars (from two different sects) on the program to support the statement. This resulted in a unanimous decision among the scholars, on air during a popular television show, to urge lynching with the intent to kill. This was not a one-off. On September 9, Mr. Hussain answered a query with the comment that blasphemers are liable to be put to death.
According to the information received, at 1:15pm on September 8, 18 hours after the broadcast, six persons entered the Fazle Umer Clinic, a two-story hospital at Mirpur Khas city and two of them went to the second floor and started pressuring 45 year-old Dr. Abdul Manan Siddiqui to come downstairs to attend to a patient in crisis. Dr. Manan left his office and descended into an ambush. He was shot 11 times and died on the spot. His private guard was also shot and is in a serious condition. A woman was also injured by firing. The killers remained at the hospital until the doctor was declared dead, then they walked out of the building's front entrance. Police registered the killers as unknown.
On September 9, 48 hours after the broadcast, Mr. Yousaf, a 75 year-old rice trader and district chief of the Ahmadi sect was killed on his way to prayer in Nawab Shah, Sindh province. Yousaf was fired on from people on motor bikes, and sustained three bullet wounds. He died on the way to the hospital. The assailants had taken a route past a police station. No one was arrested. …….
September Morning
masadi...indians as an ethnic group have the second highest per capita income in the US...they don't have to give a shit about what the cop on the street thinks of them...
people who judge their own self-worth based on what a random cop on the street thinks of them have serious issues...
Posted by
Saleem_Chauhan
Sep 12, 2008 09:16 pm
#153 Posted by masadi on September 12, 2008 8:31:24 pmmasadi...indians as an ethnic group have the second highest per capita income in the US...they don't have to give a shit about what the cop on the street thinks of them...
people who judge their own self-worth based on what a random cop on the street thinks of them have serious issues...
September Morning
WASHINGTON: The United States is deploying Predator aircraft equipped with sophisticated new surveillance systems to counter terrorism in Pakistan, according to US military and intelligence officials, a report in the Los Angeles Times said on Friday. The report claimed that the specially equipped drones’ use comes amid a fundamental shift in US strategy in the area - unilateral American military operations - a gambit that could increase pressure on terrorists but risks alienating a country that has been a key counter-terrorism ally. In an indication of prioritising the Pakistan campaign, US officials said the specially equipped aircraft were being pulled from other theatres to augment aerial patrols above the Tribal Areas. daily times monitor
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Saleem_Chauhan
Sep 12, 2008 03:05 pm
US using higher-tech PredatorsWASHINGTON: The United States is deploying Predator aircraft equipped with sophisticated new surveillance systems to counter terrorism in Pakistan, according to US military and intelligence officials, a report in the Los Angeles Times said on Friday. The report claimed that the specially equipped drones’ use comes amid a fundamental shift in US strategy in the area - unilateral American military operations - a gambit that could increase pressure on terrorists but risks alienating a country that has been a key counter-terrorism ally. In an indication of prioritising the Pakistan campaign, US officials said the specially equipped aircraft were being pulled from other theatres to augment aerial patrols above the Tribal Areas. daily times monitor
Toward a Pakistani Media Strategy
"Decide on and unite behind a common message."
As an Indian who has been on this site since 2000, I am yet to find the elusive common message behind which all Pakistanis can stand. Is it Urstruly's Pakistan? Or HamidM's Pakistan? Can the two co-exist behind a common message? What is the message going to be?
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Saleem_Chauhan
Aug 14, 2008 06:26 pm
THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS, AIN'T IT?"Decide on and unite behind a common message."
As an Indian who has been on this site since 2000, I am yet to find the elusive common message behind which all Pakistanis can stand. Is it Urstruly's Pakistan? Or HamidM's Pakistan? Can the two co-exist behind a common message? What is the message going to be?
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