terrorism support in pakistan

[Imran Khan]

zarb e azab ? huh nothign will happen as pakistan is hub of terrorists and there is no one to stop them. these images are slap on the face of zarb e azab operation . when world see these images they know what is pakistan . a declared terrorist and under his command uncountable innocent afghan killed a world most wanted terrorist mullah umer is hero of this nation and they are dreaming terror free country ? really ? try more 100 zarb e azabs nothing will happen pakistan will remain terrorists safe heaven and millions of pakistnais support terrorism . if someone has dough please show me any other country have such images i will apologies .

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party shout slogans in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Banaras KHAN
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Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1…
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Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party shout slogans in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1…
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Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute Afghanistan's Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio me…
Credit: BANARAS KHAN

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party shout slogans in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Banaras KHAN
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Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Banaras KHAN
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Pakistan members of Jamaat ud Dawa (JuD) shout slogans after the absentia funeral prayer for Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Karachi on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Asif HASSAN
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[Imran Khan]

Pakistan members of Jamaat ud Dawa (JuD) offer the absentia funeral prayer for Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Karachi on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Asif HASSAN
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Pakistan members of Jamaat ud Dawa (JuD) offer the absentia funeral prayer for Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Karachi on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Asif HASSAN
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Pakistan members of Jamaat ud Dawa (JuD) offer the absentia funeral prayer for Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Karachi on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Asif HASSAN
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Pakistan members of Jamaat ud Dawa (JuD) offer the absentia funeral prayer for Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Karachi on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Asif HASSAN
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Pakistan members of Jamaat ud Dawa (JuD) offer the absentia funeral prayer for Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Karachi on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Asif HASSAN
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[nForce]

ek bhi picture nhi dikh rha hai.

 

[nair]

@Imran Khan What happened mate???? Why post same thing over and over?

 

[rockstar08]

zarb e azab ? huh nothign will happen as pakistan is hub of terrorists and there is no one to stop them. these images are slap on the face of zarb e azab operation . when world see these images they know what is pakistan . a declared terrorist and under his command uncountable innocent afghan killed a world most wanted terrorist mullah umer is hero of this nation and they are dreaming terror free country ? really ? try more 100 zarb e azabs nothing will happen pakistan will remain terrorists safe heaven and millions of pakistnais support terrorism . if someone has dough please show me any other country have such images i will apologies .

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party shout slogans in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Banaras KHAN
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Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1…
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Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party shout slogans in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1…
Credit: BANARAS KHAN

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute Afghanistan's Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio me…
Credit: BANARAS KHAN

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party shout slogans in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Banaras KHAN
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Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Banaras KHAN
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Pakistan members of Jamaat ud Dawa (JuD) shout slogans after the absentia funeral prayer for Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Karachi on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Asif HASSAN
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JUI , JI ...
welcome to NAYA Pakistan
and i agree with you on this Part , that Pakistani people are hopeless
most of them can be seen in pictures are Afghans , Tribal's , Pashtoon , all of them are famous for been Traitors but still son of soil

 

[Kaniska]

You will be banged by your fellow friends for this post...How can you say like that ?? These people are Pakistan's strategic asset..

zarb e azab ? huh nothign will happen as pakistan is hub of terrorists and there is no one to stop them. these images are slap on the face of zarb e azab operation . when world see these images they know what is pakistan . a declared terrorist and under his command uncountable innocent afghan killed a world most wanted terrorist mullah umer is hero of this nation and they are dreaming terror free country ? really ? try more 100 zarb e azabs nothing will happen pakistan will remain terrorists safe heaven and millions of pakistnais support terrorism . if someone has dough please show me any other country have such images i will apologies .

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party shout slogans in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Banaras KHAN
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Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1…
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Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party shout slogans in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1…
Credit: BANARAS KHAN

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute Afghanistan's Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio me…
Credit: BANARAS KHAN

Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party shout slogans in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Banaras KHAN
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Pakistan members of Jamiat Nazriati party march in a rally to pay tribute to Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Quetta on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Banaras KHAN
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Pakistan members of Jamaat ud Dawa (JuD) shout slogans after the absentia funeral prayer for Afghanistan's deceased Taliban chief Mullah Omar, in Karachi on August 2, 2015. New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour called for unity in the movement August 1, in his first audio message since becoming head of the group that faces deepening splits following the death of longtime chief Mullah Omar. AFP PHOTO / Asif HASSAN
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[Imran Khan]

Supporters of Jamiat Nazariyati pray for late Taliban leader Mullah Muhammad Omar in Quetta, Pakistan.

Hafiz Saeed, leader of Pakistan's religious group Jamaatud Dawa, front, leads a funeral prayers for Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar at a mosque in Lahore, Pakistan, Thursday, July 30, 2015. Afghanistan's Taliban on Thursday confirmed the death of Mullah Omar, who led the group's self-styled Islamic emirate in the 1990s, sheltered al-Qaida through the 9/11 attacks and led a 14-year insurgency against U.S. and NATO troops. (AP Photo/Ahmed Ali)

Supporters of a Pakistani religious group 'Jamaat-ud-Dawa' attend funeral prayers for Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar at a mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan, Saturday, Aug. 1, 2015. Afghanistan's Taliban on Thursday confirmed the death of Mullah Omar, who led the group's self-styled Islamic emirate in the 1990s, sheltered al-Qaida through the 9/11 attacks and led a 14-year insurgency against U.S. and NATO troops. (AP Photo/Anjum Naveed)

Men in Pakistan read the Quran during prayers for Mullah Omar, whose death was confirmed by the Taliban this week. Credit Banaras Khan/Agence France-Presse — Getty Image

 

[Sine Nomine]

@Imran Khan
Try to go through these.....
White House declines to call Afghan Taliban 'terrorists' - World - DAWN.COM
Taliban Are Not Terrorists, or So Says the White House - ABC News
Taliban not a terrorist group? White House official says it’s ‘armed insurgency’ — RT USA
Taliban not a terrorist group: White House - Washington Times
Mohammed Omar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Taliban insurgency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The main opponent has not called them terrorist rather an Armed Political movement.

 

[Imran Khan]

@Imran Khan What happened mate???? Why post same thing over and over?

shayed kabhi aqal a jaay mery mulk ke logoon ko

You will be banged by your fellow friends for this post...How can you say like that ?? These people are Pakistan's strategic asset..

konsi nai baat hai i have long experience of this

@Imran Khan
Try to go through these.....
White House declines to call Afghan Taliban 'terrorists' - World - DAWN.COM
Taliban Are Not Terrorists, or So Says the White House - ABC News
Taliban not a terrorist group? White House official says it’s ‘armed insurgency’ — RT USA
Taliban not a terrorist group: White House - Washington Times
Mohammed Omar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Taliban insurgency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The main opponent has not called them terrorist rather an Armed Political movement.

taliban masoom farishty hain pure angel of heaven aysy na ?

 

[Winchester]

We have about 35000 madressahs here

So my guess is from a population of 200 million we have 2-3 million people who have sympathies with terrorists

 

[The BrOkEn HeArT]

@Imran Khan bhai we have also enough traitors in our country as we saw in yakub memon funeral. If we really want to kill terrorism , we should kill religions first. We are killing terrorists only but not ideology.

 

[Kaniska]

@Imran Khan bhai we have also enough traitors in our country as we saw in yakub memon funeral. If we really want to kill terrorism , we should kill religions first. We are killing terrorists only but not ideology.

I will it is not just religion...It is the mediator of the religion who are culprit..Be in priest, godfather in our case and same also like Mullahs for Muslims..Otherwise, i do not think any religion ask to kill any people.

 

[nForce]

@Imran Khan bhai we have also enough traitors in our country as we saw in yakub memon funeral. If we really want to kill terrorism , we should kill religions first. We are killing terrorists only but not ideology.

I will it is not just religion...It is the mediator of the religion who are culprit..Be in priest, godfather in our case and same also like Mullahs for Muslims..Otherwise, i do not think any religion ask to kill any people.

Blasphemy!!

 

[JonAsad]

Omg we are doomed !!!

 

[nForce]

Who is more fat ? Hafeez Sayid or Altaf Hussain ?