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Careful there Bossman Sir. We would not want the same right applied to other areas of the country, now would we?

Does NOT or does become a DMZ? :confused:

That will never happen, realistically speaking. The best possible solution is only what I have suggested. If we are lucky.

What stops India and Pakistan from declaring the LoC as a confirmed international boundary and move one from there?

Agreed 100%. Twice over! :D

Good analogy! :D But what good is a bicycle, no matter how well greased, when all the other competitors are riding powerful motorbikes around the race circuit.

Like I said BossMan Sir, I sure hope you are correct! :D I don't have any faith in our institutions, any of them. Sorry.

I sure hope you are correct. I would hate to see what is happening in Egypt right now happen in Pakistan in a few months or years.

Oh okay, I just wanted to know the source. Well, considering the overpowering role of the Army in politics, both countries are not that different either.

Prelude or not, it was a strategic mistake to poke a sleeping giant in the eye.

I am not advocating calm. I am advocating aggressive political and international steps, not a tit for tat on the LoC, from our side. Fight SMARTER, not harder.

Self-promotion of a blog? After Egypt, Al Saud sees Pakistan a leading Salafist Caliphate « PKPolitics Discuss Or is there another source?

No need for inside information. The situation of our balance of payments is clear for everyone to see what it will do to the value of PKR.

Any escalation is bound to be only temporary. Why raise the temperature in the kitchen when both sides cannot afford a bigger fire?

PKR 120 at end of 2014. PKR 140 end of 2016. PKR 150 at end of term of this gormint.

What is the total records of the games played by Pakistan under this coach? To judge after only one game seems premature.

Yes, you are right. I was confusing it with the B-2. My bad.

Messy situations can be cleaned up with some effort, but not by adding more cr ap to the mess already present.

The flyaway cost per unit was $797 million in 1997, with a total cost of $2.1 billion per aircraft including development, testing, and maintenance. I just used a billion dollars as a nice round figure. :D

The basic premise seems to be the use of Baluchistan as an energy corridor. If that is true then it is not clear why the Government of Pakistan would be any obstacle to that strategic aim. After all, there is nothing stopping Pakistan from participating in such energy transit projects. It is not...